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AdHoc Presents Bellows, Yowler
Real Life Buildings, Common Holly
Sat, July 15, 2017
8:00 pm
Baby's All Right
Brooklyn, NY
$10 - $12
This event is 18 and overhttps://babysallright.ticketfly.com/event/1490593/
Bellows is the bedroom recording project of songwriter and producer Oliver Kalb, a founding member of The Epoch art collective. The sound of Bellows is sensory and delicate, subtle and quiet but erupting with frantic wobbling drums, large orchestral sections and bursts of noise that defy the limitations of pop and folk. Though Kalb's lyrics move between the romantic and the melodramatic, the music is meant to be an encouraging listening experience, an embrace of something dark in the hopes of bringing new light into life. Bellows' latest record "Blue Breath" was recorded over the course of three years, in five bedrooms across long distances, and was released in early 2014 on Dead Labour Records. The record was recorded by layering dozens and dozens of sounds over would-be humble folk songs, the result being a soaring pop record that treads the line between minuscule and gigantic. "Blue Breath" was included in Bob Boilen of NPR's All Songs Considered's Top 20 records of 2014.
Real Life Buildings
Real Life Buildings is a band. It is the songs of Matt Van Asselt, with live help from Felix Walworth (of Told Slant) and Gabrielle Smith (of Eskimeaux).
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Baby's All Right
146 Broadway
Brooklyn, NY, 11211
Baby's All Right
146 Broadway
Brooklyn, NY, 11211


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In this text for undergraduates, Forsyth (U. of Richmond) introduces the theories, studies, and empirical findings pertinent to groups, integrating theory and research, basic science and application, classic and contemporary work, and psychological and sociological analyses. Coverage includes the individual and the group; group formation, development, socialization, and structure; and leadership, performance, and inter-group relations. Fourteen extended case studies are included. Annotation ©2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
Introduces the theories, studies, and empirical findings of group dynamics, featuring key terms, outlines, summaries, chapter activities, and 14 extended cases that illustrate the application of concepts to actual groups. Cases are selected to stimulate student interest, with material on Disney Studios, the People's Temple, and a rock concert stampede. Activities can be completed in classroom groups or outside of class. A reader-friendly writing style integrates perspectives from many disciplines. This third edition is updated to reflect developments in the field over the past 10 years. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.

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"A lie does not consist in the indirect position of words, but in the desire and intention, by false speaking, to deceive and injure your neighbour."
It is difficult to turn on any television show in Japan without seeing some celebration of Japanese culture and history. Dozens of shows are set in medieval Japan, or are about their past. Movies are set in the Shogunate or feature samurai doing great deeds of honor and courage to help those in need.
The Frank family are heading to Nova Scotia. The couple are busily reading themselves for their forced moved north of the border.


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Ford's S-Max multi-purpose vehicle (MPV) has been named the best MPV for the third consecutive year at the Auto Express New Car Awards.
Auto Express editor-in-chief David Johns praised the recently revamped model, hailing its "eye-catching interior, razor-sharp chassis and adaptable seven-seat cabin".
"A powerful new line-up of EcoBoost petrol engines and revised diesels, as well as an increase in cabin quality, has helped keep the Ford ahead of the game," he added.
Ford Fiesta, which was 'Auto Express Car of the Year' in 2009, was awarded the 'Best Supermini' title.
Jon Gunn-Smith, Ford large car product manager, said: "Ford S-Max's hat-track of wins at the Auto Express New Car Awards is testimony to a car which has redefined the Multi-Purpose Vehicle segment."
He said the award was substantiated by the car's sales, which stands currently at around 45,000 in the UK. He added that the latest model strengthens the driving quality of the vehicle with its 163PS 2.0-litre diesel engine returning almost 50mpg and 203PS 2.0-litre turbo petrol engine.
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Aeolians' Black Beaches, Fiery Peaks
Published: August 6, 1989
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Lipari, with good dining and several pretty, meticulously maintained pensions, is an excellent base to explore Vulcano, the southernmost of the Aeolians and only 10 minutes away by hydrofoil (a bit more than $2 each way). A whiff of rotten-egg odor greets arrivals at Porto de Levante, where ships dock. The smell of sulfuric volcanic gases (Vul cano has two active craters and sulfuric mud springs) combined with ugly, unchecked development near the port make it tempting to turn back to Lipari. But the island that the Greeks consecrated to the god of fire is worth exploring for at least one day.
Hiking to the fossa, or crater, of the most active volcano takes a good hour, and it's best to start out in the cool of early morning. The stone switchback trail soon becomes a steep, rocky dirt path, making flat, thick-soled shoes a must. Beach bags should be left with a small tip at one of the bars or hotels near the mountain base. At one point, the way crosses rocks made slippery by vapors steaming from fissures. In some spots the rocks are hot to touch, and signs warn hikers not to linger near the steaming fissures.
A final sprint over gravelly, light black volcanic soil and then the top, 1,200 feet above sea level. From the rim the scene is beautiful and strange. In the distance, the archipelago; at one's feet, a quarter-mile-wide, 650-foot-deep crater that looks like it was carved out by a bomb. The rim is splashed with fluorescent splotches, yellowish-greenish chemical puddles coughed up from the volcano. Part of the rim is lost in clouds of smelly white vapors. The volcano last erupted in 1890, destroying the island's sulfur and aluminum mines.
Down at sea level, a short, flat walk leads from Porto di Levante across an isthmus to Porto di Ponente, where sailboats anchor at a black sand beach that fronts hotels, bars and restaurants. Along the way to the beach is a swimming hole filled with sulfuric, muddy waters, a kind of smelly hot tub. Some bathers last only a few seconds in the hot glop. Others, more confident of claims of therapeutic cures, wallow for hours.
A more refreshing sampling of hot spring activity comes at the Acqua Bollente grotto, and other springs off the east coast mean warm-water swimming even in winter.
Panarea, the smallest (two square miles) and for many the prettiest of the islands, seems paradise after Vulcano's stark and eerie landscape. Its nickname is la dolce (the sweet one), and the 300 or so residents, as well as outsiders who maintain summer places, take pride in keeping their homes freshly whitewashed and surrounded by bougainvillea, hibiscus, oleander and olive trees. Coves around the island cradle the calmest and perhaps the clearest waters of the Aeolians.
Life revolves around the tiny port at San Pietro. There small boats can be hired for excursions to Basiluzzo, an uninhabited island with traces of mosaic floors and parts of Roman walls.
Panarea's most spectacular site, Cala Junco cove and the ruins of a Bronze Age village that rise above it, can be reached by boat or by a 45-minute hike along the road that runs south from the port through the hamlet of Drauto.
Cobalt blue sky makes the stuccoed houses seem even whiter. Aeolian homes reflect the hot, dry climate. White walls bounce back heat, roofs built like shallow swimming pools collect rain, and patios and gardens for outdoor living are often bigger than interiors. Balanced on many garden walls are huge honey-brown-colored jugs that remind one of the big Sicilian jar that was the subject of a Luigi Pirandello tale.
OUTSIDE many gates are tiles with designs and the name of the house: house of the olives, house of the fig tree, house of the beautiful view.
Fichi d'India (prickly pear plants) along with silver-leafed olive trees cling dizzily to terraced hillsides. If beauty isn't enough to satisfy the senses, a pasticceria (homemade chocolate-cream filled puffs, almond biscuits and fruit pies) appears out of nowhere at a curve.
The remains of 23 stone-block huts, excavated in 1948, crown a narrow promontory overlooking the Cala Juno cove. A switchback stone staircase leads to the top and more stones lead down to a beach. Like many Aeolian beaches, Cala Junco's has rocks instead of sand, so it's best to invest in a pair of plastic sandals that make walking more comfortable.
If Panarea is la dolce, Stromboli is the wild one. Young Strombolani with bushy beards and tangled curly hair scurry barefoot up and down the carless streets. (Like Panarea, Stromboli permits only motorscooters and tiny open-backed trucks on its few roads lined with trattorias, grocery stores and boutiques.) It is nearly impossible to forget that the island is a fire-breathing, rumbling and trembling volcano. Wisps of white smoke curl up from the peak. Flames during the day are barely visible, but the fire show is spectacular at night. Lava flows down the uninhabited west side, forming a black slope that slides toward the sea.
The east side is rippled in green, as ginestra - broom trees - blanket the mountainside. At the bottom are black velvet sands peppered with pumice stones. Seeming to tumble down the slopes are white houses more weather-beaten than Panarea's. A mile offshore is Strombolicchio, a sheer-walled volcanic rock rising 140 feet out of the sea and topped by a lighthouse.


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Tag: jam band
Camp Bisco
by Randy on Jun.25, 2009, under concerts
Camp Bisco started in 1999 is the flagship for The Disco Biscuits and has hosted artists like Snoop Dogg, The Roots, and STS9.
Blues Traveler
by Randy on Jun.23, 2009, under concerts
Blues Traveler plays alternative rock, blues rock and psychedelic rock music. They formed in 1987 and have 10 studio albums.
10,000 Lakes Festival
by Randy on Jun.19, 2009, under concerts
The 10,000 Lakes Festival (10KLF) is 4 days at the Soo Pass ranch with the best in jam and bluegrass music. There are 4 stages on the 600 acre ranch.
by Randy on May.07, 2009, under concerts
O.A.R. tickets
O.A.R. is Of A Revolution and they play jam and alternative rock. They became a hit among the college set via the Internet.
by Randy on Jan.22, 2009, under concerts
Phish is a jam band that plays a variety of music including jazz fusion, progressive rock & rock. They are touring the world in 2009.
Dave Matthews Band
by Randy on Dec.31, 2008, under concerts
Let DMB put you in the groove with their conversational music. Watch as each member dares the next to play even better and the dare is taken and passed along. Dave enjoys playing with his band and it shows. Almost completely surround by the percussion, a melody of sax, lots of bass, Dave belts out the vocals to the pleasure of the crowd.
Widespread Panic Tickets
by Randy on May.31, 2007, under concerts
Widespread Panic Tickets
Widespread Panic Tickets On Sale Now!
Widespread Panic is touring the US. Don't miss the chance to see this jam band. Shows are sure to sellout so get your seats through Tickets To Go.
Twenty years on the road have earned Widespread Panic a large following


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China reports declines in three major pollutants, reversing trend >> Source: NY Times
Hong Kong: After rising steeply for many years, emissions of three important pollutants began to decline last year, China's ministry of environmental protection announced yesterday.
Total levels of pollution in China's lakes, rivers and coastal waters still rose, however, as more pollutants continued to flow into them, the ministry said. And the air in many Chinese cities remained severely polluted.
The ministry said that emissions of sulfur dioxide, mainly from coal-fired power plants and the primary cause of acid rain, declined 4.66% last year.
Toyota develops improved hydrogen fuel-cell vehicle >>Source: Reuters
Tokyo: Toyota today said it had developed an advanced fuel-cell vehicle that can run for 516 miles on a single tank of hydrogen and in temperatures as low as 30C below freezing.
Bacteria could stop frog killer >> Source: BBC
The disease that is devastating amphibian populations around the world could be tackled using "friendly" bacteria, research suggests.
Calls for a food-aid revolution in a post-surplus world >> Source: New Scientist
The high-level meeting in Rome to deal with the world food crisis got bogged down in bickering yesterday over statements about biofuel.
Delegates not admitted to the closed bickering sessions, however, heard about something that may turn out to be more important - the world's biggest food donor says it is on the verge of a revolution in food aid.
Endangered bird in Australia making comeback through conservation effort >> Source: International Herald Tribune
Bangkok, Thailand: Australian officials say they are having success with a captive breeding program aimed at saving an endangered native bird, the regent honeyeater.


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"For everything there is a season..." There are seasons in our lives that can only be viewed from the lens of retirement.
Monday, January 12, 2009
Romans 4:1-12
God makes righteous apart from works
What then are we to say was gained by Abraham, our ancestor according to the flesh? For if Abraham was justified by works, he has something to boast about, but not before God. For what does the scripture say? "Abraham believed God, and it was reckoned to him as righteousness." Now to one who works, wages are not reckoned as a gift but as something due. But to one who without works trusts him who justifies the ungodly, such faith is reckoned as righteousness. So also David speaks of the blessedness of those to whom God reckons righteousness apart from works:
"Blessed are those whose iniquities are forgiven,
and whose sins are covered;
blessed is the one against whom the Lord will not reckon sin."
Is this blessedness, then, pronounced only on the circumcised, or also on the uncircumcised? We say, "Faith was reckoned to Abraham as righteousness." How then was it reckoned to him? Was it before or after he had been circumcised? It was not after, but before he was circumcised. He received the sign of circumcision as a seal of the righteousness that he had by faith while he was still uncircumcised. The purpose was to make him the ancestor of all who believe without being circumcised and who thus have righteousness reckoned to them, and likewise the ancestor of the circumcised who are not only circumcised but who also follow the example of the faith that our ancestor Abraham had before he was circumcised.
Comments: This is a proof-text to support the doctrine of Justification by Faith Alone. This is Paul at his rabbinic finest. Many passages of Paul's letters try to "prove" certain points of theology with the writings of Hebrew scripture. For centuries, for millennia, Christians and Jews have tried to 'prove' the rightness of faith by using Scripture to justify what they believe. Ultimately, trying to 'prove' the existence of God by quoting Scripture is fruitless. The only thing we can do is find in Scripture underpinning for the relationship we have with the Divine.
Abraham understood God's love and care for him long before he was circumcised. Abraham and the males of his family were circumcised as a sign of his faith. The circumcision did not give him faith. This is the same for sacraments. Baptism and Communion are signs of faith. And while they confer grace, they are done because the faith is already there. This is why I give Holy Communion to those who may not be baptized but have come to the altar rail as a sign of their faith. I would rather err on the side of generosity than damage the faith of one who comes wishing to know God's grace in the sacrament. God can give grace to whomever God choses.
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We have a web application EUS (Enterprise underwriting system), that was built on .net framework 1.1.
Server configuration : windows server 2003 SP2
DB2 client version : 18.104.22.168
Websphere MQ client version : 22.214.171.124
EUS code(Build in microsoft Visual studio 2003) has the the both dll in the bin folder
IBM.Data.DB2.dll (Product version : 8.1.2)
amqmdnet.dll(Product version : 184.108.40.206)
Now Client requirement is to change the server configuration to
.net framework 4.0
Server configuration : windows server 2003 SP2 (will remain same)
DB2 client version : 184.108.40.206
Websphere MQ client version : 184.108.40.206
(EUS code needs to be Build in microsoft Visual studio 2010)
IBM.Data.DB2.dll (Product version : 184.108.40.206)
amqmdnet.dll(Product version : 188.8.131.52)
We have compile the code with new dll's and deploy to the server...and evertyhing is fine
but now client is asking for the "not being dependent on db2 and mq dll"...i.e. if mq/db2 client on windows server changes, we don't need to build and deploy the code again.
Can you suggest any way to do this, without compiling the code ?
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I get lots of emails a week on different problems. Reading about other people's specific problems can really help you with your own. Check out my answers here – which include links to blog posts I think will help to tackle each problem.
"My horse only moves forward when I'm pushing – if I relax for a second she stops. Any ideas – please?!"
"I have a new horse. She's unfit and quite green. I've had plenty of experience (5 years) but I've never had a green horse before and I could do with some pointers on how to keep her going without having to kick all the time." This is such a great question – and actually the whole reason I started my blog. So many riders know what they want to achieve but just need pointing in the right direction. I'm not usually one to push my schooling guides but I'm going to give you the link to one which has...read more
My horse is leaning on my hands. He's over 17hh so it's hard to hold him up! Any ideas?
"Dressage judges always comment that my horse tends to lean – especially in canter. He's a big horse and I'm struggling to get him to stop. Have you got any ideas?! Your horse is obviously a big lad and there's a lot of horse to ride! Don't be put off – there are some changes you can make that will make a huge difference straight away. He needs to rebalance his weight further back onto his hocks – at the moment he's just tipping onto his front end and that's what you'll be feeling on the end of your reins. It's...read more
My Horse is Constantly Chewing the Bit. Should I change it?
"My horse is constantly chewing the bit and I think she might be unhappy with it. I ride her in a stainless steel snaffle so should I change it to a rubber one?" If your horse is chewing the bit there could be several reasons. It might be that her teeth are bothering her – it's always worth getting the vet/dentist to look at them but you'll get a rough idea by pressing against her jaw line to see if she reacts to the pressure; also if she's young she might have a wolf tooth coming that is upsetting the way...read more
My horse is great out hacking but why is she nappy in the school?!
"I've recently changed yard and was so excited because it's the first time I've had a menage to ride in. My horse has always been a dream to ride so it came as a real shock to find out she hates going in the menage! She refuses to go forward and does everything she can to get back to the gate. I'm staying in walk, trying to keep her in there for about five minutes at a time (if she'll let me!) and once I get a few circuits out of her I take her back to the yard as a reward for her good behaviour....read more
I'm more nervous of my trainer than my horse!
My trainer is always shouting at me and telling me I'm too nervous when I ride my new horse. I've had a couple of falls that did knock my confidence a bit but I feel fine now. Actually I'm more nervous of her than I am of my horse! I've owned him for six months now and I still haven't cantered in a lesson. What should I do? It sounds to me as if you need a change of trainer. A fresh pair of eyes to look at you and your horse – and someone with a different attitude. Some people thrive on being bossed and bullied...read more
I jump 1m 10 at home – why can't I jump 80cm at a show?!
"I've recently bought a new horse. She's 7 and loves jumping. I jump 1m 10cm at home so why can't I get round the 80cm at a show? She warms up fine but then we get into the ring and it all goes to pot. PLEASE don't tell me I need to do unaffiliated shows because I can't afford my own transport and have to go to the affiliated shows because my friend takes me. I've competed on my old horse and it was never a problem. What am I doing wrong?" Firstly don't apologise for not being able to afford transport! You're...read more
"I avoid canter if I can because my horse ignores my aids to stop."
"I'm guilty of spending too much time in trot and have recently introduced canter. NO problem cantering from walk or trot but my horse finds it so exciting he tanks off and won't listen to seat/rein aid to slow or stop very easily. When I have to insist I get a lot of head tossing….is there any advice in your archives you can point me to please?" I did a Q&A recently about a horse similar so there's a post here that might be worth a quick read. Having said that I think yours is a bit different. The...read more
"My horse is great in walk & trot, but canter is a nightmare! Please help!"
"My cob goes nicely in walk and trot, her transitions are soft and good, but when I ask for canter she throws her head up and her canter is unbalanced. I've tried to sit quietly but it makes no difference." This is a really common problem with cob types as they find trotting so effortless. I can see exactly what you're describing! The problem in the transition is she'll be tightening her back and drawing her neck back towards you. Sitting quietly is very understandable and it's a natural reaction to do it but...read more
"My new horse is trained to Advanced Medium – but I can't ride one side of him!"
"I bought my new horse hoping he could teach me how to ride lateral work but it's all I can do to trot a 20m circle without going off on a tangent! How can I find the right buttons? I feel like a complete novice!" New horses are always a challenge and riding an advanced horse can feel quite daunting – they have so many aids in their heads it's hard for them not to misunderstand what you're asking. So the simple answer is don't panic! You can't half pass before you can walk! There are 'buttons' to press but you need to...read more
How Can I Make My Horse Understand That There's a Time and a Place for Jogging?!
"My horse jogs and swings his quarters into other horses whenever he gets excited. I don't mind when we're on a bridleway but it's a nightmare on a road. I ride him in a pelham and a running martingale to stop him taking off but the more I hold him back the more he swings his bottom into the traffic. What can I do to show him he needs to behave when we're on the road?" The simple answer is you can't! It's unfair to ask him to understand the difference between roads and bridleways and it's...read more


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Quentin Tarantino on writing, music and his creative process
The Oscar-winning writer and director discusses scripts, soundtracks and how he got into directing
From Pulp Fiction to Kill Bill and Reservoir Dogs, Tarantino has written and directed some of the most iconic films of the 1990s and 2000s – films that are renowned for combining brilliant soundtracks with slick visuals and scenes of bloody violence.
Speaking at the Adobe MAX conference in San Diego this week, Tarantino discussed his creative process, how he got into filmmaking and the importance of music and visuals…
Learning through practice
Tarantino never went to film school. Instead, he got into directing through screenwriting and shooting his own films.
In 1987, he made My Best Friend's Birthday, a black-and-white feature which he wrote with Craig Hamann and shot on a 16mm camera. It was never released – and the final reel was allegedly destroyed in a lab fire – but Tarantino says it taught him a lot about directing.
"I borrowed a camera from a guy I barely knew and I was going to make a short. I worked for a couple of weeks on this short but [indie film] Stranger than Paradise had come out and I thought, 'I could do a feature'. So I worked for three years shooting on 16mm footage," he told the audience at MAX.
"It ended up becoming nothing but I kind of learned how to make a movie … in the course of three years, I only put out about £3,000, so I did it for a lot cheaper and learned a lot more than I would have done at university," he says.
After making My Best Friend's Birthday, Tarantino wrote the script for True Romance and says he spent three years trying to get it made into a film. "I couldn't sell it!" he says. It was eventually released in 1993 and directed by Tony Scott who went on to write the script for Natural Born Killers. Tarantino made his directorial debut in 1992 with Reservoir Dogs.
It begins with writing…
Tarantino says every film begins with him sitting with a pen and a blank piece of paper.
"The only film I've ever adapted from something someone else wrote was Jackie Brown. I love Jackie Brown and I'm very happy with it – I'd love to do something like that again – but I get a tremendous amount of satisfaction when I've been on location, done a movie, we've spent all the time shooting it and then I'm going around the world travelling the globe selling it and doing press on it … to think 'there was a moment in time where me and a pen were sitting at a table in front of a blank piece of paper'," he says. "Knowing that it all comes back down to that pen and that piece of paper and that thought in my head, it's very gratifying."
He usually has three or four ideas for a story at any one time – but says he has learned to trust his instinct when it comes to choosing which ones to develop further.
"I trust myself as a writer … I know when something needs to sit in the incubator and I never try to pick anything up too soon or do anything that's premature. If I do, then I usually realise that and I put it back," he says. Once he feels an idea is ready to be explored, Tarantino says he will try and establish "a few building blocks" to make it more solid before starting work on a script.
…and sometimes, a soundtrack
Tarantino movies are renowned for having great soundtracks – so it comes as no surprise that music forms an important part of his creative process. He often listens to music for inspiration when writing scripts – a technique which he has found particularly useful when ideas are still in their infancy.
"It doesn't work for every single movie – but if I can give you a knockout, blow-your-socks-off opening credit sequence I will … so when I start coming up with an idea, I go to my record room where I have a big vinyl collection … and I'll go through my records and what I'm looking for is the beat of the movie, the sound of the movie. That might be other old soundtracks, rock-and-roll music … all kinds of things, but I'm trying to find the rhythm and the beat of [the film]," he explains.
"This is before I've even officially started [on a script] but I'm really starting to think about seriously about this idea. And when I find some song where I can just pace around my room and imagine a really groovy opening credit sequence and everybody at the Grand Palais just loving it, then that goes a long way to encourage it and I go further," he continues. "Even as I'm writing something, if I need a little pick me up, I just go back in and put some of that music back on and I'm right back into it again."
The importance of craft
Speaking to Adobe's CMO Ann Lewnes, Tarantino said that technology has made filmmaking more democratic and acknowledged that this was something to be celebrated. "People other than white men can now make movies. A kid doing a project can make a movie about their life if they want to … that [opportunity] is available to them in a way that was never available to me," he said.
However, he also expressed a concern that young filmmakers are less focused on craft and visual quality than they were in the 1990s. With technology making it easier to create films than ever before, he said there is "even more responsibility" on young filmmakers to achieve "a level of craft".
"I remember when we were trying to make movies, whether it was [a budget of] $60,000 or a million dollars, we were trying to make them look as good as we possibly can…. The sad thing is, I don't know how important that is to young filmmakers now, the visual aspect of the movie."
Defining success
Speaking to Adobe CMO Ann Lewnes, Tarantino confirmed his plans to retire after making ten films. (He has directed eight so far). He is currently working on a project based around his fascination with the year 1970 – but says he has yet to decide what form this project will take.
Asked how he defines success, he said that he would like to be considered not just a director but an artist – and "one of the greatest filmmakers who ever lived". He also said he would find satisfaction in seeing people enjoying his films several decades after they were made.
"Recently I had a thought. I was at a film festival in France … and I was sitting in a jam-packed theatre watching Buster Keaton's The General and everybody loved it. The movie was magnificent and we all laughed and we all enjoyed it and there were little kids in the audience who loved it, and I thought, 'Wow. If 60 years after my death, 80 years after I've made the movie, if it was still playing and people wanted to see it and would have the time that I had watching The General, that would be really awesome'."
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Adoption Support Network's Parent & Teen Group
Supported by ASN/NACAC
When: First Tuesday of each month from 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm
Where: Minnehaha Communion Lutheran Church, 4101 37th Avenue South, Minneapolis, 55406
For more information, please contact Ginny Blade, email@example.com
TEENS ARE WELCOME ALSO! See flyer for more information
Adoption Support Network's Metro Area Sunday Group for Adopted Teens
Supported by ASN/NACAC
What: Open Gym
When: Oct 16, Nov 27, Dec 18, Jan 15, Feb 19, March 19 from 2:30pm to 4:30 pm
Where: Forest School, 6800 47th Ave N, Crystal, MN 55428
For more information, please contact firstname.lastname@example.com
Details: This is a great opportunity for teens (ages 12+) to build relationships with each other and with positive adults in a fun, relaxed environment. Jerome Brown, MSW, will lead the Teen Group with support from adult transracial adoptees. Parents do not have to stay with their teens. Pre-registration not required. Please enter the schools main doors. The gyms are just inside the main doors to the right.
Adoption Support Network's Transracial Adoptive Families Support Group for Parents, Children, and Teens
When: Third Thursday of each month from 6:30pm to 8:00pm
Where: Crystal Community Center, 4800 Douglas Drive North, Crystal, MN For more information, please contact Deb Reisner at 612-443-1761
Children's Home Society of Minnesota & Lutheran Social Service of Minnesota Support Groups
Open to all adoptive families regardless of placing agency. Email Nichole Lange for more information at firstname.lastname@example.com
Lutheran Social Service and Children's Home Society offer Spring and Fall Adoptee Support Groups. In our adoptee support groups, we engage in age-appropriate discussions about diversity and culture, school issues, adoption and birth families. Each group is open to adopted children and their families, regardless of placing agency. The groups are broken into two session times by age, and then within each session children are divided into smaller groups based on their age. While the children meet, a corresponding parent session takes place for parents to listen and learn from each other.
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Minnetonka Middle School Adoption Groups
Minnetonka Middle School Adoption Groups, an adoptee peer support group for middle school students in the Minnetonka Public School District
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Minnetonka Middle School West , 6421 Hazeltine Blvd., Excelsior, MN 55331
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Do you do the bulk of your holiday shopping at 4 p.m. on Dec. 24th? Or subscribe to the "one for you, one for me" mentality of shopping? These are just a couple of the questions that will help you define your holiday spending personality. You can take the short quiz here.
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You're an over-gifter if you blow the budget you've set, or don't set one at all, and end up not being able to pay for your purchases in full come January. Prevent overspending by knowing exactly how much you have to spend this season. Be real. Know who is top of the list to buy for this year and set your spending plan. To help you stay the course, check out a site like moneystrands.com, where you can plug in your spending plan and receive updates on your spending categories automatically as you spend. When you're creating your list and brainstorming ideas, consider how you can still give, without a lot of money attached. Or, consider doing a secret Santa gift exchange with your workplace, family or friends.
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Ah, the self-gifter. I didn't realize this one was so common, but all of the friends I talked to about the quiz instantly owned up to buying for themselves when they should be buying for others. I get it. There are great deals, and you're caught up in the festive spirit, and you inadvertently spend a small fortune on yourself. If you know you are tempted to spend on yourself, seek out a friend to become your shopping accountability buddy who will not let you veer away from your list. Also be sure to set clear timelines for how much time you have to spend shopping. You could also make a deal with yourself that if you collect membership reward points on your card, you can use those rewards to treat yourself in the New Year (just don't rack up your bill for the sake of using those points).
The big ticket gifter
If you like the wow factor and like to throw the bulk of your money into one or two expensive items, start your search online first, where some of the best deals can be found. If you prefer to shop in-store, then starting your search online is still your best bet so you have an idea of what you're looking for, and what the lowest price is.
Before buying at any online retailer around the holidays, be sure to do a quick online search for additional discounts or promo codes. Simply enter the name of the store you are buying from along with the term "coupon" into your search engine. Also, big ticket items are usually the best purchases to maximize your negotiating power.
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The creative gifter
The people who spend time and effort to make one-of-a-kind gifts are my favourite kind of givers. The one downside to this, though, is that creating creative gifts can take a ridiculous amount of time. The key is to look for gift ideas that you can create and duplicate for friends and family without doubling the time it takes to create each gift. For example, a personalized photo book online from a site like snapfish.com or a huge batch of your famous baked goods to divvy up for multiple gifts.
The last-minute gifter
If you're a last-minute gifter, then experiential gifts are your best friend this season. By creating your own gift certificate for an experience, you are able to buy yourself a bit more time researching the best deals. And no need to pre-buy gift certificates, just make your own and explain to your friend that you would like to book the appointment around their schedule. Also, no matter where you live, you are likely within driving distance of a drugstore that offers a selection of items. Create a gift package with a friend or family member's favourite magazine, treats and beauty products. It's a simple and thoughtful way to personalize a gift without having to plan in advance.


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Completely renovated home written up in 06' as the major renovation of the year. No detail has been overlooked including oversized crown & baseboard moldings, architectural niches, pilasters & headers The main fl. has been changed to a desired open floor plan w/colonial pillars. Addl. custom kitchen cabinetry & a 5'x6' Boos Allen butcher block island have created a beautiful yet very functional gourmet kitchen. Main fl bdrm & bath,lots of storage thru out, vinyl sided w/ architectural details, 3 level tree house deck on top of home w/ view of Lk Superior, master suite w/ a 12'x12' walk-in closet and a modest 3/4 bath & a mother-in-law addition over the heated 3 car garage are just a few unique features of this home. Ideal for entertaining as well as spread out for luxurious, low maintenance family living. It has a practical design yet w/ architectural elegance thru out. The cosmopolitan yet down to earth feel of this home just needs your personal style to make this house a home.
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Normally rivals, Cicero-North Syracuse's Connor Evans and Liverpool's Tyler Sullivan were working together during the first weekend in August, helping the Central Region team to a second-place finish in the Summer Hoops Festival at Johnson City, near Binghamton.
When the Empire State Games faded into history (it was last held in 2010 in Buffalo), members of the Basketball Coaches Association of New York did not want to leave a void in statewide summer competition.
Thus, the Summer Hoops Festival was born, and from Aug. 1-3 many of the top basketball players in the state, representing nine different regional teams, made their way to Johnson City, near Binghamton, to vie for BACNY bragging rights.
Evans and Sullivan were part of a Central squad that featured, at the top of its roster, Westhill's Jordan Evans, who had announced a couple of weeks ago his verbal commitment to George Washington University in the fall of 2015.
Beginning play on Aug. 1, Central lost to Hudson Valley 74-62, but would rebound with a pair of impressive victories a day later, smashing Nassau County (Long Island) 104-39 as Walser scored 17 points and Roland added 15 points.
With a win over Rochester, Central finished 2-1 in pool play and moved into the semifinals on Aug. 3, where it faced the other Long Island team, from Suffolk County, and overcame a double-digit deficit to win 87-78.
Trailing by 11 at the break, Central again turned to Roland, who picked up 35 points to lead the Central comeback, setting up a championship-game rematch with Hudson Valley that started immediately after the Suffolk game.
It was a quick turnaround, and as it turned out, the semifinal took a lot of energy out of Central. Just as it had done two days earlier, Hudson Valley prevailed again, this time 103-63, to take home the Summer Hoops Festival title.
At the outset of the girls edition of the Summer Hoops Festival, two players who helped C-NS reach the state Class AA finals a year ago – forward Emilee Norris and guard McKayla Roberts – were set to play.
But injuries kept Norris out of the tournament, and far worse, one of Central's other top players, Nottingham's Chayanna Canada, tore an ACL, which could keep her out the entire 2014-15 school year for the Bulldogs.
Without Norris or Canada, Central fell to Hudson Valley 76-35 in the Aug. 1 opener. In both of the team's games on Aug. 2, Central played better, with Roberts netting 14 points in a 71-67 loss to Nassau County and the squad suffering another close defeat to Rochester, 53-49.
This improvement finally led to a victory in the tournament finale Aug. 3, Central turning back Southern Tier 61-44 as Central Square'd Schuyler Laux put up a team-high 12 points. Still, it was Roberts that earned Central's lone berth on the Summer Hoops Festival All-Tournament team.
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Municipal Market Data General Obligation Yields
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- Munis Stay Pretty Flat; Secondary Sluggish. Scarchilli, Michael // Bond Buyer;2/1/2011, Vol. 375 Issue 33459, p2
The article reports that the Municipal Market Data has shown a triple-A 10-year scale which was flat Monday, January 31, 2011 at 3.31% while the 20-year scale has remained unchanged at 4.56% and the scale for 30-year bonds held at 4.78% in New York.
- Municipal Market Data General Obligation Yields. // Bond Buyer;11/2/2001, Vol. 338 Issue 31257, p40
Presents statistics on ratings of general obligation bonds yields according to the data of financial information company Municipal Market Data, as of November 02, 2001. Bond rating for 2011; Proposed yields of the bonds in 2031.
- Midwest: Plain/Insured GO Yield Curves for Sept. 13, 2004. // Bond Buyer;9/15/2004, Vol. 349 Issue 31969, p31
The article presents a chart representing Municipal Market Data's insured yield for September 13, 2004 of Midwest states.
- Municipal Market Data General Obligation Yields. // Bond Buyer;5/22/2012, p17
A table is presented which lists information on the general obligation yields for bonds from 2013 to 2042, according to Municipal Market Data.
- Municipal Market Data General Obligation Yields . // Bond Buyer;4/23/2001, Vol. 336 Issue 31123, p-40
Presents information on general obligation yields in the U.S. as of April 20, 2001, provided by the firm Municipal Market Data. Ratings assigned to various bond issues.
- Record California Spreads. Fine, Jacob // Bond Buyer;7/16/2003, Vol. 345 Issue 31678, p1
Reports on the widening spread between 10-year California general obligation (GO) bond yields and New York-based company Municipal Market Data's 10-year triple-A rated bench mark yield rose to a record high of 80 basis point on July 15, 2003. Factors cited by Peter DeGroot, a municipal bond...
- Municipal Market Data General Obligation Yields. // Bond Buyer;12/28/2011, Vol. 378 Issue 33639, p17
A table is presented which lists information on the general obligation yields for bonds from 2012 to 2041, according to Municipal Market Data.
- Flight to Safety Sparks a Strong Finish. Riggs, Taylor // Bond Buyer;4/9/2012, Vol. 380 Issue 33693, p2
The article reports on the strong performance of tax-exempt bonds in the U.S. market which was shown in the Municipal Market Data scale.
- Munis Mostly Static, With 'Pockets of Firmness'. Scarchilli, Michael // Bond Buyer;11/16/2009, Vol. 370 Issue 33217, p2
The article presents an analysis of the performance of the bond market in the U.S. Reportedly, the municipal bond market is mostly unchanged with slight firmness in the intermediate range. In the treasury market, the yield on the 10-year note opened at 3.45% and finished at 3.43%. It also notes...


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Visual storytelling
Visual storytelling is a critical component in a brand's strategy. To maintain a strong digital presence content creators must have the skills to produce visual stories with video, images, and text. Join us for four intensive days to learn best-in-class techniques for producing great visuals that tell stories on the web and on social media platforms.
A 4-day workshop with seminar style and hands-on training in essential skills for producing visual content to a digital-first media environment. Video cameras, tripods, lavalier microphones, and photo cameras are included.
In this workshop you will:
- Learn to choose the best visuals for telling stories on the web and on social media platforms
- Understand storyform and how to develop creative visual stories
- Learn to shoot video and shoot photos
- Produce visual content and learn to edit together still and moving images with Adobe Premiere
- Learn to storyboard and develop the narrative of the visual story
- Learn best practices for on-camera interviewing
- Use new tools for creating and posting quick videos, and images for audience engagement
- Learn to write scripts and record for professionally narrated videos
- Leave with your own professional video or photo story produced by you!
- Take your career to the next level
View completed projects from past sessions of Visual Storytelling:
CLEAR Project by Julian Temblador
The Routing Game Experiment by Cheryl Colan
Center for Outdoor Engagement Coalition by Michael Sandoval
Who Should Attend
Visual Storytelling is ideal for all content creators, journalists, editors, new media managers, media professionals, content marketers, communications and PR, publishers, educators and web producers.
Visual Storytelling Agenda
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UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism instruction and guest presentations by world-class trainers, award winning visual journalists, storytellers and industry leaders.
Chris Schodt, Emmy nominated multimedia journalist, video instructor and instructor for Berkeley Advanced Media Institute.
January 9-12, 2018 | Tuesday through Friday, 8:45am – 5:00 pm daily. Instruction starts promptly at 9:00. Morning coffee and networking lunch is included.
121 North Gate Hall, Room 106. Graduate School of Journalism, University of California Berkeley, near San Francisco. Map
$2320 USD. 10% discount automatically applied when you register by December 9th, 2017.
- Video and photography equipment is provided during the workshop.
- All participants must bring their own WIFI-ready laptop for use during this workshop. Please see our laptop specifications for further technical requirements. Thinkpad laptops are strongly discouraged due to performance issues with Adobe software. You must upgrade your operating system to the latest version before attending the course.
- You will need to download a 7-day trial of Adobe Premiere Creative Cloud. Please note: opening the software for the first time will begin your 7-day trial, keep this in mind with regards to the timing of the course.
- Before the course begins, you will be invited to a collaborative Box folder where the assets for the course will be stored. Please download the assets before the course begins, as these are large files that will take time.
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Innovation Clusters in Technological Systems: A Network Analysis of 15 OECD Countries for the Middle '90s
The paper aims at investigating how innovations cluster in different technological systems (TSs) when their "techno-economic", rather than "territorial" space is considered. Innovation clusters of economic sectors are identified by applying network analysis to the intersectoral R&D flows matrices of 15 OECD countries in the middle '90s. Different clusterization models are first tested in order to detect the way sectors group on the basis of the embodied R&D flows they exchange. Actual clusters are then mapped in the different TSs by looking for intersectoral relationships which can be qualified to constitute "reduced-TSs" (ReTSs). In all the 15 TSs investigated the technoeconomic space appears organized in hierarchies, along which its constitutive sectors group into clusters with different density and composition. Once ReTSs are looked for, the 15 TSs display highly heterogeneous structures, but with some interesting similarity on the basis of which different clusters of TSs can be identified in turn.
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In the Youth Solo Competition, musicians perform a memorized concerto with piano accompaniment for our panel of judges. Open to all young musicians in Southeast Alaska, this competition helps prepare music students for larger state-wide competitions and university auditions. All costs of the competition are absorbed by the Juneau Symphony and no fees are charged to participants. Grand-prize winners are invited to perform their concerto with the Juneau Symphony on the mainstage.
The 2017 Youth Solo Competition will be held on Wednesday, May 30th, 2018 at Thunder Mountain High School Auditorium.
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I Want My Funeral To Be Like This
Personal Stories, Advice, and Support 46 People
When I die I want my family to compile homevideos and photos into a huge montage. I'd like an open casket for the viewing and everything but I'd ultimately want to be cremated. Instead of a funeral parlor for the ceremony I'd want it to be outside in a corner on some family land. At the funeral my immediate family...
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Bright And HappyOK so i went to my uncles funeral today and it got me thinking what would i like for mine? how do i want to leave this world? so this is what i have decidedFirst of all i don't want the co lours black or red i want everybody at the service to have on either pink,green,purple...
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Like a party kind of .Everyone dressed in white . My funeral song playing while people seat and leave. I want a closed casket. All my special loved ones to be draped and given flowers . Beautiful R&B Playing during my slideshow . Mexican and Southern Soul waiting in the reception area .
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I want everybody to be happy.because im going too a better place ! and I will not rest in peace knowing someones hurting for me. nah -.- I want Fireworks, I want happy music, i want my friends and family to talk about the good times they had with me. Pour it up ! Have a drink and relax, get a little tipsy...
I hope when one day I'm dead,the people who had caused me the way I am will regret for their whole entire life
I want to be cremated,I want a poem written about me told, I don't want everyone crying throughout the whole thing. Please celebrate the life I had.
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Daring DIY with Home Rockanomics/
Confession: I'm jealous of my crafty friends. You know, the ones who are constantly experimenting with glue sticks, sewing cute felt animals and giving handmade gifts that take more creativity than cash? But I think I've found a book that's going to help me catch up. Home Rockanomics by Heidi Minx (St. Martin's, $17) lays out "54 projects and recipes for style on the edge." That means a lesson in turning an old bike tire into a vegan studded belt and how to create lace-covered walls.
Plus, there are crazy tips that I really want to try, like using a mannequin arm to hold jewelry (slightly creepy but also genius) and creating instant belt loops with large kilt pins (why didn't I think of that?!).
The second half of the book is full of recipes from Heidi and some of punk's biggest bands (Bif Naked's breakfast shake, Flogging Molly's world-famous guacamole).
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All levels of Russian: from beginner's to advanced for all ages adapted for your needs. Russian for business, traveling, mating and culture. The Russian literature and culture.
My teaching approach consists of a combination of the communicative approach and the traditional study of grammar. The classes are focused on mastering all aspects of the language including enriching vocabulary, practicing in speaking, reading and building on the student's personal knowledge of Russian life and culture. I always make sure to adapt my teaching method to the student's goals and interests.
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"Elena is an amazing teacher. She is patient, well prepared, speaks very clearly and uses examples with the student's fields of interests making it easier to understand and relate to. I highly recommend her for both beginner or advanced students."Justine, Montreal
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Business Language School (ELAM) – Montreal, Canada
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Welcome to the Mystic Halls of Knowledge! A Virtual (online and live) Academy
The Academy has reopened! Next class-The Bottom Of The Cup! (Reading Tea Leaves)
Thursday, November 9th, 2017@7PM-9pm on location @136 Chestnut Lane Lake Helen, FL 32744
Learn the origin of the Reading Tea Leaves, symbology, time frame and of course, the Ritual of Reading Please reserve your spot and preregister here (I.A.M. members please click button 1, non members button 2)
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In this workshop, I will present the class with a new teaching in the school of Mysticism. What you learn from these teachings and how you apply it are what will take you to the next level of wisdom.
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* All works used in these teachings are from The Cosmic Teachings Book- I am the author and it's copyrighted material.
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'If I Had Wings to Fly' showing in Eugene, Oregon
If I Had Wings to Fly will be screening in Eugene, OR at the University of Oregon on Friday, September 26th from 6-8pm, in room 110 of Willamette Hall. Bruno Seraphin will be there attempting to be clever and informative … Continue reading
If I Had Wings to Fly screening in Montague, MA
Our film goes farther north than ever before! It will be shown at the Montague Grange (36 Main Street) on Saturday, January 19 at 7 PM. There will be a square dance and a live band following the film, with … Continue reading
Kazoo Films strikes Historic Accord with Inner City Organic Pictures
OK, maybe that's overstating it. But we have found a new friend in the world of film-making. Filmmaker Brian Paul Higgins' multiple award-winning project, Cure for the Crash, is a fellow DIY road movie that blends fiction and non-fiction elements. … Continue reading
Picture Lock and Sound Editing
Howdy howdy, We are proud to announce that If I Had Wings to Fly has reached picture lock! The next step is sound editing. It feels really good to have what in many ways resembles a completed film. But now, … Continue reading
Mind Meld
I like this blog because we can all use it as an outlet, a light melding of brains on a creative project (that allows for much less planning than making a film). I can make an image of our favorite … Continue reading
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Nandan Arrives
Dear World, My name is Nandan. I recently joined the boys at 2671 East Fork to embark on my health-retreat of 2+ solid months of filmmaking. I have a room for me, myself and I, and if I lay down … Continue reading
The Good, The Bad, and the Amazing: Texana
Harrison and I just returned from a lovely if whirlwind visit to Brasstown. The Good: The John Neil Memorial Contra Dance, Charlotte Crittenden (who hosted us on Saturday Night), Sourdough Pancakes, all of the inspiring and wonderful people that you … Continue reading
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New Characters and Great Rehearsals and Good Feelings
We've just returned from Brasstown! For those folks who don't know, half of the film is going to be filmed in Madison County, NC (a very mountainous, sparsely populated county) and Cherokee County (a slightly less mountainous, sparsely populated county, … Continue reading
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Published: Saturday 20th June 2015 by The News Editor
Harry Kane has no intention of allowing England Under-21s to slip meekly out of the European Championship and still believes Gareth Southgate's men can win the tournament.
A bruising build-up proved too much for the Young Lions in Uherske Hradiste on Thursday, with the absence of John Stones and Saido Berahino keenly felt in the Group B opener against Portugal.
England battled hard and proved a constant threat at the Mestsky Fotbalovy Stadion, only to succumb to a 1-0 defeat which leaves them potentially facing a third straight group-stage exit.
It makes tomorrow's match against Sweden a must-win encounter, but star turn Kane remains relaxed and, more surprisingly, confident of overall glory.
Asked if there is a genuine belief that England can win the tournament, he told Press Association Sport: "Yeah, definitely. Nothing has changed for us.
"We know winning two games will get you out of the group and that's still the case.
"It's not about panicking and changing our game plan, it is still the same. We've got to keep playing the way we do.
"We know we've got goals in the team, clean sheets in the team and a lot of good players. It's just about keeping focused and doing the right things."
Head coach Southgate will be pleased with such comments, so too the ability to call upon Wolves' Benik Afobe against Sweden after a knee injury saw Berahino return home.
Everton defender Stones remains absent due to suspected concussion, but fortunately there are no new issues to contend with.
England can certainly ill-afford any more setbacks and keeping Kane fit will be particularly important, especially after such a taxing season and travel-heavy summer.
Post-season trips to Malaysia and Australia with Tottenham was hardly ideal preparation for the Euros, but the forward insists he is not feeling run down.
"I feel fine, I feel fresh," Kane said. "I am as fit as I ever have been and I really wanted to come to this tournament and try to win this tournament and that's still the aim.
"I am feeling fine. A lot of the other players have played a lot of games this season as well, but that's football and that's what you have to do.
"To play in this major tournaments, you have to cope with that. There's no issue with that."
There also appears to be no issues when it comes to Kane's future.
The 21-year-old's remarkable season has naturally led vultures to circle over north London, with Manchester United strongly linked with a summer move for the striker.
Kane is flattered by such interest but has reassured Spurs fans, saying he sees no reason to leave White Hart Lane anytime soon.
"Obviously we finished fifth last year and that's knowing we can do better as well," he said.
"We gained a year's experience and, yeah, we are really upbeat for next season. Hopefully we can push into that top four."
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Once we start to become comfortable with our cameras' controls, we can pay more attention to what we include in our pictures and how we arrange the elements. This process is known as composition. Colleague Eileen Rafferty gave a talk at B & H Photo in NYC on visual design which includes more ideas and suggestions about creating our photographs. You can watch the video at Visual Design of a Photograph.
In this image, I was drawn to the shadows created by the strong winter light shining on the items by my favorite chair. This picture illustrates how light, shape, texture and color---the elements of photographic design---combine for interesting pictures.
If you're interested in an introduction to composition and visual design, I still have space in my Photo Composition night class in Missoula, MT, that begins February 11. Visit The Lifelong Learning Center website to register.
January 22, 2015
Visual Design Video
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