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Former Green Bay Packers running back William Henderson will soon be added to the list of local business owners at Sendik's Towne Centre. Henderson's Sweet Frog Premium Yogurt will open at the end of this month.
Located at Capitol Drive and Brookfield Road, the property is home to more than 30 local retailers and restaurants such as Neroli Salon and Spa, Sendik's Fine Foods, North Star Bistro, Jake's Burger and others. »Read Full Article(2)
'Modern Family,' 'Behind the Candelabra' lead Wisconsin-tied Emmy winners
It was a big night for TV with Wisconsin ties at Sunday's 65th annual Primetime Emmy Awards.
"Modern Family," created by Steve Levitan, who went to the University of Wisconsin-Madison, won the Emmy again for best comedy series — for the fourth straight year. »Read Full Article
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Less than 10 minutes into the Milwaukee Repertory Theater's spectacular production of "Ragtime" — the crown jewel thus far in director Mark Clements' Rep tenure — it's already apparent that the next three hours of theater will be special.
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Much of the media attention this week on the sexual assault committed against reporter Lara Logan in Cairo has been filled with two strains of hatred—misogyny and racism—and supported by ill-informed and undeserved measures of American superiority in gender equality. In place of meaningful examination of the crime has been flippant commentary from sources we'd hope have a better understanding of the real situation, not least among them Nir Rosen and Simone Wilson.
In an effort to denounce what happened to Logan, many commentators have lazily used one Egyptian Center for Women's Rights statistic on the prevalence of harassment in Cairo over and over again, omitting statistics from other sources showing equal and larger numbers of women being harassed in America, Japan, France, Argentina, Jordan, Australia, and England, to name a few—barely stopping short of saying, But that would never happen here.
Others have indulged in waxing proudly on the freedoms afforded American women, using mainstream media's favorite defense mechanism—ethnocentrism. Poorly.
"How many Bahrainian women, after all," wrote the Atlantic's Andrew Sullivan, "would produce an ass-cam video," referring to an irrelevant YouTube clip, sending readers off googling 'ass-cam' and thinking about all of the ways in which Egyptian and American societies are different, instead of prompting them to ask why rape is happening in both places, and what part of our society is so broken that it can't been fixed?
Because it does happen here.
What better 'American' example than Woodstock 1999, where four women experienced sustained sexual assaults and rape during daylight music sets on festival grounds packed with Pepsi products, ATMs, and MTV cameras.
During the 2000 Puerto Rican Day Parade in New York City, a 29 year-old kickboxing instructor named Anne Peyton Bryant, out for some afternoon rollerblading along Central Park South, was doused in water and beer, shoved to the ground, groped, and partially stripped of her clothing. An eighteen year old nearby had her underwear ripped off and was raped by finger while the men screamed, chanted, and cheered their fellows on. Bryant fled her attackers as the crowd moved on to assault dozens of other women, and tried in vain to capture the attention of police officers assigned to the area sitting on the steps of the nearby Plaza hotel. She was told to come back and file a report when she had calmed down a bit.
Thirty men were indicted in the case on felony sex abuse, rioting, and assault charges, including a 14 year old boy. Among the worst offenders was the younger brother of a NYC cop who took part in more than 15 of the assaults. Bryant became the mouthpiece for the events that day, enrolling in law school, speaking publicly about what happened to her, and filing charges against the city and NYPD for failing to respond to her pleas for help. Seven years after the crimes, she settled for $125,000.
So Logan's assault is not an isolated or uniquely Egyptian incident. Failing to acknowledge our own widespread, homegrown brand of misogyny ensures that the anger and hatred behind these acts of sexual violence will continue to exist unchecked. Subverted public opinion borne of sloppy language choice and hateful media commentary ensures we're busy reading whatever afternoon doldrums-inspired rant some journalist with a return key could spit out instead of considering what sorts of social programs and comprehensive government-backed studies will be required to remediate our own rape culture.
When we include the color of a journalist's hair and details of her sex life alongside coverage of her sexual assault, what we are effectively telling the American public is that she asked for it. And when we half-heartedly try to convince anyone that we're lucky to be female in America and not Egypt, we draw an unfair comparison and avoid solving the problem, perpetuating the same crimes of which we write.
TheStar.com reports that a Toronto police officer publicly apologized after telling a room full of law school students to whom he was giving a presentation, "women should avoid dressing like sluts in order not to be victimized."
Toronto Police spokeswoman Meaghan Gray said cautioning women on their state of dress is not part of any police training,
"In fact, this is completely contradictory to what officers are taught," she said. "They are taught that nothing a woman does contributes to a sexual assault."
Where else are we seeing embarrassed people and institutions apologizing for the bad behavior of sick and hateful employees? Apologies are great, but let's start eradicating the hate mongering before it begins by doling out real consequences for real misogyny. Read the full article here.
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Film 678, a stark portrayal of street harassment by director Mohamed Diab (currently showing in Egyptian cinemas), is causing growing discomfort among Egypt's top offices.
Bureaucrat Mahmoud Hanfy Mahmoud, head of the complaints department at the Egyptian Association for Human Rights and Social Justice, has filed an official complaint about the film, citing potential harm to men's 'sensitive spots.'
The film depicts women physically defending themselves against harassment and abuse.
In a separate case, the film faces legal action by lawyers Mohammed Hanafi and Melad George, who charge Diab and his cast with tarnishing Egypt's reputation.
Coverage to date has not included follow up reports of complainants also taking action against perpetrators of sexual harassment and abuse.
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Two new studies came out this week, solidifying growing global anti-harassment sentiment and activism as forces to be reckoned with. Studies cross-posted from Holly Kearl at Stop Street Harassment:
#1: In a study of 828 salaried employees in an unnamed city in Korea, 43 percent said they experienced sexual harassment during their commute, and 79 percent were women. Via The Korean Times:
"Nearly 72 percent of the incidents occurred on subway cars, followed by buses at 27.3 percent and taxis at 1.1 percent. Nearly 60 percent said they experienced harassment between 7 a.m. and 9 a.m. when most workers are on their way to work, while 17 percent were between 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. while returning home from work.
About 61.9 percent said at the time of the sexual harassment, it was too crowded for them to move within the subway train or bus. In response to the harassment, 43.2 percent said they did nothing about it, and 25 percent moved to a different place. Only 18.2 percent strongly protested against the assailants and 6.3 percent shouted in anger."
#2: In the state capitol of Thiruvananthapurm in the south Indian state Keralaas, 1000 women were recently interviewed about street harassment. Ninety-eight percent said they had experienced it and 90 percent said the harassment was either physically or vocally violent. The harassment was notable on public transportation and 62 percent had experienced it there. Only seven percent had reported any of their experiences of harassment.
India's study was sponsored in part by UNIFEM, Jagori, and Sakhi Resources Center.
HarassMap officially announced the release of their SMS text reporting platform yesterday that will allow any cellphone user to report harassment and assault by sending a simple text message. This brings to 2 the number of anti-harassment initiatives launched in the middle east that we've written about in the past week. This is the fun part of the job.
HarassMap's model is unique in that any cell phone user may participate, and not just those with iPhones or Droids. This means that replications in other cities around the world could soon be on their way, paving the way for continued success against public sexual abuse.
Reports are already being accepted . To report by SMS text, send details to 0169870900. To send a report by email, send to [email protected], or you can connect with the group via Facebook and Twitter as well. Visit the HarassMap site in English here.
Congratulations, HarassMap team, and THANK YOU for all that you do.
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With recent headlines calling attention to a Mizo gang rape case and a popular Delhi actress not keeping silent about being groped in public at a half marathon, India's press is taking a much closer look at the situation on the front lines.
Mid-Day's "A Tale of Two Cities" is chock full of interviews with psychologists, sociologists, government officials, and women who are sick and tired of being unwilling participants in a war they're not interested in fighting.
"Their eyes show how much they respect women. Even men who are old enough to be your father don't feel ashamed to pass lewd comments or touch inappropriately," says one of the article's sources.
"…And while human kindness is free and something we should all attempt to keep in abundant supply, it's also unfair to demand that a woman is constantly doing hostess duty for every Tom, Dick and Hakeem who wants to demand a few minutes of her time," writes The Beautiful Struggler in "Real Talk, Wrong Talk". Insert big nod here.
Another quote from The Beautiful Struggler we like? "No one likes feeling like prey, or as if they are auditioning for a sexual role they have no interest in playing." Right on.
Satire can be a powerful artistic form used to change bad human behavior.
It uses irony, wit, and ridicule to attack human vice, folly, and foolishness.
"As such, it is a tool that can be used to defeat street harassment," writes blogger and self-defense guru Erik Kondo.
"Satire can be used to deny and refute the power of street harassers and expose their weaknesses and flaws. I came up with the term 'sexless toad' because as a man, I believe it is an insult that takes away power and is emasculating. The point is to come up with words that take away power. The insult 'asshole' actually gives power."
Click here to read the tale of The Harasser, The Toad, And The Goddesses' Daughter.

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St. Clairsville's road to the Division IV State Tournament will next run through Zanesville.
After hosting the opening round and making better than a 2-hour trek to Logan last Friday, the Red Devils will load up the buses for Sulsberger Stadium at Zanesville High School this weekend.
The Ohio High School Athletic Association announced the venues for the 24 regional final games this weekend on Sunday afternoon.
The Red Devils will meet defending Region 15 champion Johnstown-Monroe (10-2) with a trip in the Division IV state semifinals at stake at 7:30 p.m.
While the OHSAA hasn't formally announced the state semifinal pairings and it always reserves the right to revise due to geography, it's a fair assessment to guess Friday's winner would meet the champion of Region 13.
That game pits defending state champion Creston Norwayne against undefeated Brookfield and it'll be played at Stow Ron Marhofer Auto Family Field.
For the Red Devils, Sulsberger has become somewhat of a second home. This is the third time in five years they've played at that venue. They were eliminated there last year by Coshocton in the second round.
"We're thrilled to be headed to the regional final and Zanesville is an excellent venue for the game," said St. C. head coach Brett McLean. "The team is familiar with the venue and they always do a great job of hosting games."
St. Clairsville improved to 12-0 by virtue of a convincing 59-27 triumph over Piketon, while Johnstown-Monroe was a 42-7 victor against second-seeded Ironton.
"Johnstown-Monroe is the defending champion and very good again," McLean said. "They have the best defense we've seen this year."
The Devils have scored points in bunches all season, averaging 50 points a game.
Looking at the Johnnies, they bring a punishing ground game that's produced two runners with better than 1,000 yards.
"Their ground game is extremely impressive," McLean said.
"They're cranking on all cylinders after an impressive victory against Ironton last week."
More in-depth look at the Red Devils and Johnnies' matchup will be contained in Thursday's edition.
Could the Big Red mystique be fading? Steubenville is most certainly still one of the premier football programs in the state of Ohio, but for the third straight season, Big Red has been bounced before the regional title game.
This past Saturday, Steubenville was taken behind the woodshed by West Holmes to a tune of 35-7. Steubenville led the game 7-6 in the second quarter, but just couldn't get stops and turned the ball over on the second-half kickoff and never threatened.
There was a time when teams from the immediate area would be greatly intimidated by Big Red. Seeing the Crimson and Black and the Block 'S' on the helmet put many teams down 14 before the ball was kicked off.
However, two of the last three years, Steubenville has been eliminated by Dover (at Harding Stadium) and now West Holmes. Both are Eastern District teams.
The support, passion, sound coaching, tough players and determination haven't changed whatsoever, but the level of players has.
I know this much, Steubenville will be back and that's because of the earlier mentioned traits that just don't go away regardless of how many people have moved. However, how far those traits can take you is a different story.
Only two area teams remain in the hunt for the West Virginia state title and they could meet in the Super Six on Dec. 1.
Magnolia cruised past Williamstown Friday night and Madonna hammered Tug Valley Saturday afternoon.
The Blue Eagles will host East Hardy Saturday night in New Martinsville. Madonna, meanwhile, will host St. Mary's Friday night in Weirton.
Wheeling Central was dispatched Saturday afternoon at East Hardy. The Knights allowed 60 points in the loss. That's just simply hard to fathom that Wheeling Central was touched up for that many points.
Defending Division I state champion Cleveland St. Ignatius will aim for another regional title Saturday night against Mentor on the turf of Parma Byers Field. That's the field Ignatius uses for its home games.
From a report in Cleveland Plain Dealer, the Mentor coaching staff agreeed to the site. Why wouldn't it? The Cardinals just rallied past Lakewood St. Edward on that field this past Saturday with 28 unanswered to shock the top-ranked Eagles, 63-56.
I still find it tough to fathom that the OHSAA would allow a team to play on its home field. The football tournament calls for a neutral site after the first round and that's what should be used.
IT'S GOING to be a long offseason for Canton McKinley head coach Todd Filtz. The Steubenville Big Red product saw his first season at the Bulldogs' helm come to an end at the hands of arch-rival Massillon Washington Saturday night at Kent State University by a 28-19 score. It's the Pups' second loss in three weeks to Massillon. Filtz is an outstanding football coach and ambassador for the program, but losing twice to Massillon doesn't sit well with the McKinley community. Something tells me Filtz will work his tail off to make sure it doesn't happen again.
NORWOOD was eliminated from the Division IV tournament by West Milton Milton Union, 51-8. Bellaire High product Matt Sherwood is a member of the Norwood coaching staff.
COLUMBUS BISHOP HARTLEY took another impressive step toward what it hopes is a trip to Stark County with a 43-0 blitzing of Richwood North Union. Jacob Matuska – the Notre Dame bound linebacker and tight end – turned in another brilliant effort on both sides of the ball. Matuska's parents (Jim and Beth (Bierkorette) are St. John Central graduates. The Hawks will meet 12-0 Ottawa-Glandorf in the regional final. Many pundits believe this game could be the defacto state title game.
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Psychology at Kent offers a supportive, dynamic and diverse environment for creative research and learning.
We conduct both basic and applied research in several areas, and we are highly regarded as a leading European centre for postgraduate research. We have a long-established international reputation in social psychology, and this is complemented by our strengths in cognitive, developmental and forensic psychology. The School attracts excellent visiting scholars and postgraduate students from both within the UK and overseas. Some of our PhD students are self-funded, and others are funded by grants or awards either from the School, UK or their countries of origin. Some are also paid for doing part-time teaching within the School.
Our taught Master's (MSc) programmes have been recognised by the UK Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) as meeting the nationally recognised criteria for preparation training for PhD research. The MSc in Forensic Psychology at Kent is also accredited by The British Psychological Society as providing the first (academic) year of professional training for those who pass the course and wish to qualify as Chartered Forensic Psychologists. The School has a strong track record of attracting ESRC research studentship funding, which involves partnerships with external organisations such as Age Concern England and the Equality and Human Rights Commission and collaborative studentships with partners such as People United.
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This programme offers you the opportunity to develop your independent study and research skills through a combination of subject modules within the School of Psychology. In addition, as part of your programme you have the opportunity to improve your English language competence with dedicated English and Academic Skills for Psychology modules offered by Kent International Pathways.
On successful completion of the Diploma and through meeting the University's rules of progression, you may choose from a number of programmes offered within the School, including:
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SYDNEY — A provincial court trial date was set Tuesday for a Glace Bay man facing a host of offences.
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Kenneth Jerome O'Neill, 28, of Low Street is charged with six counts of breaching court orders, two counts of assault with a weapon (a butcher knife), three counts of uttering threats, and single counts of carrying a weapon dangerous to public peace (a knife), making harassing telephone calls and mischief.
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Crist says Scott top official's involvement with All Aboard should be investigated
WEST PALM BEACH — Former Republican Gov. Charlie Crist used All Aboard Florida to take jabs at Gov. Rick Scott, calling for an investigation into the involvement of a top administration official with the railroad.
Crist told reporters on Friday the project "doesn't smell right," but he hasn't decided whether he opposes it.
"I have questions about the process and how (the trains) came about," said Crist, standing next to running mate Annette Taddeo outside Nick's 50's Diner. "I have questions about the governor's chief of staff and his involvement in it. I think there ought to be a full investigation of what's happened with that. You're talking about an awful lot of money by some people that have a great interest to have this done."
Scott's chief of staff, Adam Hollingsworth, worked for All Aboard Florida sister company Parallel Infrastructure LLC from August 2011 to May 2012, and before that was a transportation adviser for Scott's transition team. A Scripps/Tampa Tribune investigation showed Hollingsworth lobbied the Republican governor's top officials to support the plan for Miami-to-Orlando high-speed passenger-rail service.
All Aboard Florida officials declined to comment for this story.
Crist, a candidate for the Democratic nomination to run against Scott, said he has heard about concerns along the Treasure Coast and northern Palm Beach County that the trains could impact property values, quality of life and would cause too many road and bridge closures.
All Aboard Florida would begin Miami-to-West Palm Beach service in 2016, with a stop in Fort Lauderdale. By 2017, service would be extended to Orlando, but without additional stops north of West Palm Beach.
"Listen, any kind of ability to better be able to transport people around Florida I'm very interested in," Crist said. "But we are interested in it being done right and not shoved down anybody's throat, and it has that smell about it right now."
As governor, Crist applied for $2.4 billion in federal stimulus money for high-speed rail from Tampa to Orlando. But Scott rejected the funding in 2011, saying it would cost taxpayers $1 billion.
Scott has said he supports All Aboard because it would be privately funded. The company has applied for a $1.5 billion federal loan, but documents obtained by Scripps/Tampa Tribune show it still could ask the state for $44 million in the future.
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Release Date: July 8th, 1994
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Bright young student Raymond Aibelli (Jeremy Davies) is forced to sidetrack an important medical internship because his mother, Susan (Alberta Watson), is recovering from a broken leg. When he isn't tasked with the most mundane aspects of Susan's recuperation, Raymond finds distraction in a neighborhood girl, Toni Peck (Carla Gallo). But, as Susan begins relying on her son for both physical and emotional needs, Raymond starts developing disturbing and unwanted new yearnings.
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(The Root) — President Obama's landslide victory on Nov. 6 was won amid a culture war between the haves and have-nots. Republican candidate Mitt Romney openly admitted that he wasn't "concerned about the very poor," and he privately derided the "47 percent" of Americans who don't pay federal income taxes, claiming they should learn to take responsibility and "care for their lives." His running mate, Rep. Paul Ryan, earned Tea Party bona fides by designing a budget plan that slashes billions from the social-safety net — cutting funding from programs such as SNAP (food stamps), housing assistance, Medicaid, Pell Grants and student loans.
The conservative platform of smaller government has been exacerbated in the years following the Bush-Cheney recession, which necessitated huge investments like the bank rescue and auto-industry bailout. Opposition to what the GOP framed as an overreach of government authority became Republican dogma, and permanent talking points of the Fox News and conservative talk radio chattering classes. But their well-scripted attacks only served to mask the economic hardships that lay underneath: namely, the millions of Americans who were without jobs, on the verge of losing homes and who, without government intervention, could have well experienced Depression era-like poverty conditions.
Enter Barack Obama.
The president's $787 billion stimulus package included several expansions to existing antipoverty programs, including the Earned Income Tax Credit, SNAP and the Child Tax Credit. Obama expanded unemployment benefits to assist the long-term unemployed, and the Making Work Pay tax credit kept 6.9 million people above the poverty line in 2010 and lessened poverty for 32 million more.
President Obama's Affordable Care Act increases Medicaid coverage to all adults with incomes up to 133 percent of the poverty level and will cover an additional 16 million people by 2019 — all of whom would have never qualified for Medicaid previously. Obama's administration has also invested in education programs benefiting poor and low-income families by expanding the Head Start initiative to reach an additional 64,000 children, and doubled funding for Federal Pell Grants to college students.
As the fiscal cliff — which would slash funding to all of these programs by half — looms, President Obama is finally exhibiting the strength and defiance for which many progressives had been waiting. In his first press conference after winning re-election, the president declared, "I've got a mandate. I've got a mandate to help middle-class families and families that are working hard to try to get into the middle class. That's my mandate. That's what the American people said. They said, work really hard to help us."
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Yes, I know I owe you an "Inception" piece.
Fate has done its best to keep that piece from you. I blame a faceless conspiracy of shadowy people who booked last minute travel, sabotaged computer cords and hard drives, and who threw a ton of news in the way of me writing.
No excuse, I know. I seriously haven't had a working computer since midday Saturday, though. I have had my notebooks with me, though, and I finished the piece in longhand. So now let me just get a little bit of news out of the way here this afternoon and then go to a charter school open house for Toshi, and then tonight, I can start to catch up, although the article itself will most likely be online late tomorrow.
It's been a very cool weekend, by the way. I interviewed a legend, a guy who absolutely lived up to my every expectation, and spent some time looking at the work being done on what I anticipate is going be a monster holiday hit. Embargos being what they are, I'll probably be able to share those stories with you right around the time of the home video release, but we'll see what we can do.
I have another piece I'm working on that is a glimpse inside the recording and orchestration process with Michael Giacchino, which was an amazing afternoon recently, and I look forward to that sometime this week.
For now, though, I'm playing catch-up, looking at e-mail and headlines. And I'm sorry... I can't stop laughing as I think about "Battleship," which just announced that Brooklyn Decker joined the cast. Our EIC Greg Ellwood responded to the news when I told him with "I don't know who that is." Legions of horny boys do, though, thanks to her work as a Sports Illustrated cover girl and a Victoria's Secret model. Latino Review broke the story that she was joining the cast, which also includes Taylor Kitsch, Alexander Skarsgaard, and Rhianna... in a story about a Naval battleship crew fighting an alien invasion. In other news, "Battleship" is now officially the "That sounds so silly I can't wait" movie of 2011 for me. I hope Decker and Rhianna aren't just playing girlfriends back on the mainland, but are actually right there in the combat. According to Borys Kit, Decker's playing a character named Sam, described as "being able to 'surf, fight, dance and crush the NY Times crossword puzzle. (She) has driven a motorcycle around the world twice.'" Kit also says she's the love interest for Kitsch.
With Peter Berg directing, I'll bet this is going to be a big giant delicious plate of cheese. No, not a plate. A platter. A party-sized platter. And if you want to know a lot more about it, go back and check out the sneak peek that Greg Ellwood wrote after touring an actual battleship with Berg. Good stuff.
That's next year, though. Right now I'm genuinely excited about next month, when I'll spend most of it on the road at the Toronto International Film Festival and Fantastic Fest. I'll have a full piece about my picks for what I will be seeing at Toronto in the next few days, but just looking at the Midnight Madness announcement, I'm already sure I'll see the martial arts freak-out "Bunraku," James Wan's "Insidious," new movies by James Gunn and Brad Anderson, and, to my ENORMOUS PLEASURE AND DELIGHT, the new film "The Ward" from my favorite person I've ever called "boss," John Carpenter.
Awesome line-up for the whole fest, though... not just the midnight titles. Danny Boyle's "127 Hours" is a must, as is anything by John Sayles or Clint Eastwood, who are at the fest with "AMIGO" and "Hereafter." I'm excited to see Will Ferrell at the fest with "Everything Must Go," and I'm so curious to learn the truth about Casey Affleck's "documentary" about Joaquin Phoenix, "I'm Still Here." I've got to see "Passion Play" because of the Mitch Glazer/ Bill Murray thing, even though it's already known as "that Mickey Rourke/Megan Fox" movie to most. And that's just out of the latest batch of stuff they confirmed.
And then, of course, Toronto is showing "Let Me In," which was also just announced as the opening night movie of Fantastic Fest, which I'll be attending from the 22nd to the 30th of next month. And with that fest still keeping many of its titles a secret, I have a feeling I still don't understand how truly awesome my next month of filmgoing will be.
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Is World at War a good online fps? i mean if it get's boring after a while or not.
im _ i need friends on cod5 i added 077536090900 my fc on cod5 is 1677-4477-6949 plz if uread this message add me and then tell me plz ty :-))
WaW is really fun. It hasn't got boring for me.
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Drupal 8 feature freeze extended
This is great news for me personally, I've been so busy with D6 & D7 contrib work that I've not had time to contribute much to D8, so the extra time will help make time available to help more on core.
Right now there are 118 pages of open D8 issues, which is very easy to get lost in. IMHO it would be *really* helpful if the various initiative leads & heavy contributors could collaborate on compiling a set of their highest priority issues, and then maybe get this page(s) prominently linked to from the Drupal core project page; this would help people who have an hour or two to spare could more easily find items that might be of interest to them, rather than wading through the aforementioned 118 pages of issues.
You're in luck, we already have such a page! :) http://drupal.org/community-initiatives/drupal-core
It's linked inked from both the d.o front page and the Drupal project page (I guess not "prominently" enough, though, so if you have suggestions there, please file an issue). It's updated every week or so, with announcements about it typically going out over http://groups.drupal.org/core.
That said, updated roadmaps & feature-related milestones would make life easier for all. I'm a big advocate for this kind of communication even if it takes time away from dev.
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Both of those exist:
http://drupal.org/project/drupal links to http://drupal.org/community-initiatives/drupal-core :)
IMHO it would be *really* helpful if the various initiative leads & heavy contributors could collaborate on compiling a set of their highest priority issues
This already exists and is updated at least biweekly:
So, we're just formalising code/feature slush?
I'm a bit torn - I'm excited there is more time for more awesome-ness to get into Drupal 8, but I'm quite disappointed that getting that awesome-ness is now further away.
It is also a slippery slope when a "strict" cut off date keeps getting pushed back.
I think many people in the community were looking at late 2013 as a likely release date, and now it seems it will be most likely be into 2014 before we see D8 :(
No, Drupal 7's "code slush" was different in that it was a whole-sale shutting off of features except from a handful of specifically picked-out exceptions. And what we learned from that exercise is that if people didn't have an interest in that list of hand-picked exceptions (or if their pet feature wasn't in the list), they generally flitted off and found something else to do with their time. This left over 300 critical issues to be fixed by a skeleton crew of core developers, which led to both an 18 month code freeze and incredible widescale burnout.
The new "Feature Completion Phase," on the other hand, still respects the "strictness" of Feature Freeze (if you didn't start your feature before now, sorry, but you missed your window for D8), but it also respects those contributors who've been working their asses off for the past several months on Drupal 8 awesomeness, but for whatever reason fell a little short.
The impact this has on the overall release timing is unknown. While we'll definitely add more code and thus more bugs to fix, but the hope is that we'll also provide further incentive for feature developers to stick around and help with clean-up tasks in the longer term, whether that's to get the issue thresholds under control, or to help fix up APIs that their features rely on, or what have you. The criteria for the release hasn't changed, so the timing of 8.0 is going to depend entirely on how many people stick around for the "less fun" parts of the release: Clean-Up and Polish phase.
So, bottom line: if you're interested in a 2013 release date for Drupal 8, get involved and start helping to fix the release-blockers. There's both one-on-one mentoring and http://drupalladder.org/">self-paced curriculum available to help get started!
This is great, I was really hoping to hear something like this for the sake of all the great features that are currently underway.
I may not have a complete vision, but to me it sounds like that the process has changed for the better...
Feature freeze - decide on all your features, and they better be good & working well enough to call "mostly done"
Code freeze - code better be up to snuff & start polishing/prepping for release
new way:
Feature freeze - decide on features & have a good vision for how they will be refined technically
Feature complete - your features are technically stable & api's are ready/working
Code freeze - focus on upgrade paths & prep for launch (security, docs, etc etc etc)
This new approach makes the assumption that there needs to be a refining stage between feature freeze & code freeze and I think it provides the necessary "breathing room" to take a feature and improve it before code freeze.
Me like :)
Damien: http://drupal.org/community-initiatives/drupal-core
You mean that page? :-)
I very much welcome this change, as a lot of really super important "we've been building toward this for a while" lines of work are almost-but-not-quite-ready. This buys them more time to get things lined up, so that we don't ship a mostly-but-not-actually-completed system.
"Doing it right is no excuse for not meeting the schedule" is a bad way to run an open source project, so I'm glad we're being flexible about such things.
The post doesn't mention UI changes. My understanding is that they're allowed until string freeze ?
Which according to the graph, would be RC1 ?
I also feel torn. If this means, that core maintainers are generally merciless in saying: would have been great, but D8 > D9, sorry for stuff that does not meet the above guidelines, good.
But if it all gets a little too slushy which made the D7 cycle a management nightmare, so hm.


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The pilots of a Virgin passenger airliner dangerously low on fuel considered landing at Rottnest Island or Jandakot after freak high winds forced them to abort a landing at Perth Airport.
The air drama, captured on audio transcript of conversations between Virgin Flight 697 and air traffic control obtained from Aviationadvertising.com, shows the 167-seat Boeing 737 was minutes from running out of fuel as pilots struggled to land the jet because of severe turbulence and cross winds at Perth Airport on January 3.
On his second approach to land that evening, the captain was asked by air traffic control of his intentions if unsuccessful.
He replied: "Er, we have to get on the ground on this approach."
Virgin Australia Flight 697 from Melbourne had been circling, unable to land, for at least 45 minutes.
Airservices Australia said pilots of many planes were forced to abort landing attempts that day because winds rolling off the hills from the east-south-east were gusting up to 158km/h just 80m above the ground and 60km/h on the runway.
Some planes were diverted to Geraldton.
Air traffic controllers offered the Virgin pilots Gingin, Pearce, Jandakot or Rottnest as options, because their runways were better aligned to the wind direction.
Because of the severe cross-winds, well above plane's design tolerance for landing, the main long Runway 21 was closed and planes were forced to use the much shorter Runway 06 for landing.
Strong winds also caused severe turbulence, making it difficult to get the plane stable for landing.
The freak conditions slowed the landing process, requiring controllers to put planes into long holding patterns, burning up fuel.
Planes burn considerably more fuel at lower altitudes and in holding patterns.
A Virgin Australia spokesman said that on arrival in Perth, Flight 697 had sufficient fuel to reach an alternate airport, although fuel to reach an alternative destination was not required to meet the regulatory requirement.
"However, the crew made the decision that the weather in Perth was not sufficiently adverse to warrant a diversion," he said.
"An extended holding period, due to traffic congestion caused by the weather, subsequently resulted in a circumstance where the crew was committed to landing at Perth."
The aircraft was scheduled to arrive at 9.40pm and landed at 10.27pm.
"There's also an east-west runway at Rottnest Island but it's pretty short as well," the controller says in the transcript.
"Yeah copied that, we had a look at Pearce, it's got about 1600m," the captain says.
During this period there were at least six other aborted landings by other planes.
Typically, planes must carry additional fuel to cover stronger than forecast headwinds, plus as holding fuel for about 45 minutes.


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China Fines Eye-Care Companies for Alleged Price Manipulation
Regulatory Agency Says Eyewear and Lens Makers Engaged in Antitrust Behavior
BEIJING—China levied more than 19 million yuan ($3 million) in fines against Johnson & Johnson, JNJ -1.24 % Bausch + Lomb and other eyeglass and contact lens makers for alleged antitrust behavior, in the government's latest effort to use competition laws to tame pricing.
On its website Thursday, China's National Development and Reform Commission said it levied the fines after finding eyewear and lens companies were exerting excessive control over prices. It said some companies restricted retail prices and used tactics such as improperly controlling terms of product promotions.
Besides J&J and Bausch + Lomb, other companies cited were a unit of Canada's Valeant Pharmaceuticals International Inc. VRX -0.45 % ; Japan's Nikon Corp. NINOY 0.90 % and Hoya Corp. HOCPY -1.21 % ; French eye-care company Essilor International SA ESLOY -5.90 % ; Germany's Carl Zeiss AG; and Shanghai Weicon Optics Co.
An Essilor spokesman said its Beijing arm "worked closely with Chinese authorities and took necessary action to improve the situation and fully comply with applicable laws." Nikon said it does business in China through a joint venture with Essilor.
Other companies didn't immediately respond to requests for comment.
The biggest fine, 8.8 million yuan, was levied against Essilor, the NDRC said. The amount represented 2% of last year's sales by the company's Chinese arm, the agency said, adding that Essilor cooperated with its probe. Nikon was fined 1.7 million yuan, it said.
Bausch + Lomb was fined 3.7 million yuan, while J&J was fined 3.6 million yuan. Carl Zeiss was fined 1.8 million yuan. Hoya and Weicon weren't fined because they provided evidence, the NDRC said.
The agency said it took action to bolster antimonopoly law and to ensure lower prices once the products left the manufacturer.
China has increasingly used competition laws set in 2008 and anti-price-monopoly regulations that took effect three years later to pursue allegations of price manipulation. Pricing can be a sensitive issue in China, which has experienced strong bouts of inflation in the past and which is counting on a still-developing consumer culture to foster further economic growth.
One of the most high-profile cases involved imported dairy products and infant formula, products that have become increasingly popular in China after health scandals involving domestic makers. In August, the NDRC levied more than $100 million in fines against six dairy companies over anticompetitive pricing. A number of companies hit by that investigation, including Abbott Laboratories ABT -0.59 % and Mead Johnson Nutrition Co. MJN 0.57 % , cut infant-formula prices before the decision was announced.
High-profile cases in recent years have involved liquid-crystal-display screens, major makers of China's fiery baijiu liquor and local gold retailers in Shanghai.
"Overall, China is still early in its antitrust efforts," said Xu Kunlin, director general of the NDRC's price supervision and antimonopoly bureau, at a conference in Beijing last week. He cited challenges including a lack of staff, as well as procedural practices still under development. "I have 46 people" on staff, he said. "Ideally, it would be better if we had 460 people."
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Charities make an important contribution to society and they must be provided with the space to do so effectively. That's why 17 organizations came together last fall to ask all Canadian federal political parties to "make a commitment to preserving and enhancing this role by strongly supporting a new legal and policy direction that enhances and protects the ability of registered charities to participate in public policy debates." You can read the parties' responses here.
Since then, the newly elected government has made some positive commitments in this regard. Now more specific action is needed to protect and enhance charities' ability to engage in public policy and voice the concerns of Canadians. Charities audited under the previous government for political activities continue to be audited. And the process for a new legislative framework to protect the ability of registered charities to participate in public policy debates has yet to be launched.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau recently instructed the Minister of National Revenue to "Allow charities to do their work on behalf of Canadians free from political harassment, and modernize the rules governing the charitable and not-for-profit sectors, working with the Minister of Finance. This will include clarifying the rules governing "political activity," with an understanding that charities make an important contribution to public debate and public policy. A new legislative framework to strengthen the sector will emerge from this process."
This is a positive development. Now it's time to see those words turn into action.
In January, Minister of National Revenue, the Honourable Diane Lebouthillier, announced the winding down of the political activities audit program initiated by the previous government. Minister Lebouthillier said, "Our government recognizes the critical role charities play in our society and their valuable contribution to public policy and public debate on behalf of all Canadians. To help them continue this important work, charities must be assured they are operating in a regulatory environment that respects and encourages this contribution."
This is a positive development and holds promise that Canadians will be able to engage in important debates about social justice, liberty, poverty and the environment – debates that depend on charities providing an avenue for Canadians' ideas and magnifying their voices.
But charities under audit for political activities from the previous government are still under audit. Some of these audits have gone on for years and cost hundreds of thousands of dollars, money that could have been spent strengthening the work of the charity, such as voicing Canadians' concerns about key issues. And the audits have had a widespread chilling effect on charities across Canada, inhibiting their invaluable work in the name of the public good. These audits need to end immediately. Reform of the rules that allowed these audits must begin.
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PHP has been growing and evolving as a language for over a decade now and in this time managed to accumulate many functionalities and features. In fact so great is it breadth of functionality much of it lies unknown to most users. This session will focus on uncovering various functionality gems and developers may not know PHP has, but can help in their day to day development efforts.
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Freaking awesome talk. Lots and lots of information, and plenty of new features that many of us have wanted for a while.
Awesome information. Would make for a great book too! I can't wait to get home and try some of this stuff out!
Very, very useful. Especially looking forward to trying mail.log and fileinfo.
Best session so far I have attended, hands down.
First thing: a very, very useful talk.
Nit-pick: your last slide misidentified this URL (it gave 2250, which was the joind.in for your memcache talk).
The big problem I had was that the all-caps nature of the slides was very confusing - I couldn't tell what was supposed to be capitalized (constants, camel-case names).
Great presentation style, plenty of useful pieces of information.
Yeah, the link to Joind.in was incorrect :/. I hoped the font would make things a bit more visible, but it has the unfortunate of making everything look upper-case. I guess that experiment didn't work.
Exelent session with some nice pointers
I wasn't able to attend the whole talk but the part that I did see was great stuff. Very well presented and useful.
Ilia is always an entertaining speaker. Very informative and useful.
Definately one of the best talks I attended
Great talk. The pace was just right to introduce you to new stuff, yet not linger on it too long like a class in school. It definitely made me want to look everything up again, and see where I can apply it in my applications.
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Westphalia to Maryville --- 268 miles.
One way.
But with a trip to the Final Four on the line, this was like walking across the street.
It was worth it, win or lose.
For the Russellville Indians (16-8), unfortunately, it was the latter --- a tough 8-7 loss to the Canton Tigers (14-5) in eight innings Wednesday in the Class 2 quarterfinals in Canton.
More on the Indians to come.
The Fatima Comets, however, continued the school's amazing sports run with a 7-2 win over the Maryville Spoofhounds in the Class 3 quarterfinals in Maryville.
This guarantees Fatima's fourth top-four finish this school year, followed by boys basketball (fourth), boys cross country (third) and volleyball (first).
To be sure, it's a great time to be a Comet.
"It's just amazing," Comets coach Scott Kilgore said. "We have an outstanding senior class. I'm not attributing it all to the senior class, because we just have a great group, a great chemistry, of athletes at Fatima right now.
"And we're getting it done."
For the baseball Comets, they're getting it done on the mound. In the last three games --- starting with the district championship game against Blair Oaks --- Fatima starters have thrown two shutouts, three complete games and have allowed just one earned run.
The first two were shutouts by senior Patrick Schnieders; on Wednesday, it was a five-hitter by senior Seth Lehman, who walked one and struck out five.
"He's such a gamer," Kilgore said of Lehman. "It was a great performance."
But Lehman was not a one-man show, as he had plenty of help --- the Comets turned no less than four double plays.
"That's amazing, you can't ask for anything better than that," Kilgore said. "We're getting it done with the bat, we getting it done on the hill and we're making the defensive plays to kill the rallies."
In the Fatima first, the Comets (21-5) took a 2-0 lead on an RBI single by Patrick Schnieders and a double-steal, which resulted in Bax crossing the plate.
"That was huge; that was something we've tried to do all year, jump out on teams," Kilgore said. "That set the tone for the game."
The cushion got much more comfortable in the third, as the Comets scored three runs with two out.
Reid Kesel started the frame with a lead-off triple, but was still there after back-to-back pop-outs. But Ryan Mebruer delivered a key run-scoring single, before he scored on a double by Logan Vogel. Vogel then scored on a single by Sam Hager and it was 5-0.
"Ryan's hit was so big," Kilgore said. "He hit a rocket and to get it done with two out, that made it even bigger."
The Spoofhounds (6-11) scored an unearned run in the fourth to make it 5-1, before the Comets brushed that aside --- plus one.
Brady Weber and Bax both singled to open the inning, Weber later scored on a sacrifice fly by Schnieders, and Bax strolled home on an RBI double by Mebruer to make it 7-1.
The Spoofhounds scored a forget-me-not run in the sixth to finish the scoring, as Fatima punched its first ticket to the Final Four since the Joe Crede-led Comets in 1996.
Hager, a sophomore, banged out three hits for the Comets, while Bax and Mebruer had two hits apiece. Fatima will face Hallsville (14-11) in the semifinals at 7 p.m. next Wednesday at T.R. Hughes Ballpark in O'Fallon.
"I'm just so proud of these boys," Kilgore said. "They continue to fight and get it done when they need to.
"I just hope they can keep this train rolling."
The Indians (16-8) knocked the Tigers (14-5) into an early hole, thanks to a 3-run homer by Chandler Wolf in the second inning.
Russellville 5, Canton 3.
But the Tigers fired back to take a carry a 7-5 lead going into the sixth, before a two-run base hit by Clayton Harrison tied it, and eventually pushed the game to extra innings.
Russellville 7, Canton 7. Bonus baseball.
"Our kids are tough, I knew they were going to battle back," Indians coach Lucas Branson said. "They gave it everything they had."
The Tigers pushed across a run in the bottom of the eighth , however, to end the game --- and end the season for the Indians.
"It hurts right now and it's going to hurt for a while, obviously, being in such a close game with a chance to get to the Final Four," Branson said.
Chase Smith had two hits for the Indians, who only had two seniors on the roster, Wolf and Harrison.
"We have a lot of depth in our program," Branson said. "Obviously, the season at hand is your main focus, but we're always looking at what the younger kids can give us.
"I told our kids they have a lot to be proud of. Winning the district tournament, that's something they'll always remember. This is tough right now, but when they look back on this season and have time to reflect, they'll have a lot of good memories."


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