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Tuesday, 12 March 2013
Now in its fifth year, The Winchester Film Festival is screening a mix of classic and contemporary films between 4-13 April across Winchester and Eastleigh and will be donating proceeds to Winchester Youth Counselling, a free and confidential counselling service for anyone aged 11 to 25 who lives in the Winchester district.
Films on show in Winchester this year include Billy Wilder's courtroom classic 'Witness For The Prosecution' in the Great Hall, George Cukor's 1939 high society romp 'The Women' in L.K. Bennett on the High Street, the stunningly restored epic 'The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp' at the Army Cadet Force HQ, Hitchcock's mystery thriller 'Stage Fright' at the Theatre Royal and, in the Chesil Tunnel, Carol Reed's 'The Third Man' and Carlo Ledesma's shocker 'The Tunnel'.
In Eastleigh, there will be screenings of Ron Howard's blistering blockbuster 'Backdraft' at the Hampshire Isle of Wight Fire & Rescue Headquarters and J Blakeson's modern kidnap thriller 'The Disappearance of Alice Creed' in the barred-windowed room at The Sorting Office. In addition to donations to Winchester Youth Counselling, 50% of the proceeds from the Backdraft screening are going to The Fire Fighters Charity.
Festival organiser, Christian Francis from the University of Winchester said:
"As always, our aim is to screen great films in atmospheric and often unusual places in and around the City and District of Winchester. Each year we strive to find new and interesting locations that provide the perfect settings in which you can re-discover classic films, or even catch them for the first time!"
Councillor Ray Ellis, Executive Member for Economic Development and Rural Affairs said:
"I'm delighted that the County Council's Film Hampshire is sponsoring the launch of this event for the third year running as the festival brings such a wide range of films to Winchester and Eastleigh. Film Hampshire actively promotes filming in Hampshire by providing film production companies with shoot locations. 2013 is an exciting year for filming in Hampshire, with Les Misérables (shot partly at Winchester College and Portsmouth Naval Base) already released and more blockbuster productions in the pipeline. It is also great to support a local charity and bring film screenings to unusual locations."
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While some ill-informed revisionist writers of rock history would like to dismiss Carl Perkins as a rockabilly artist who became a one-hit wonder at the dawn of rock & roll's early years, a deeper look at his music and career reveals much more. A quick look at his songwriting portfolio shows that he composed "Daddy Sang Bass" for Johnny Cash, "I Was So Wrong" for Patsy Cline, and "Let Me Tell You About Love" for the Judds, big hits and classics all. His influence as the quintessential rockabilly artist has played a big part in the development of every generation of rockers to come down the pike since, from the Beatles' George Harrison to the Stray Cats' Brian Setzer to a myriad of others in the country field as well. His guitar style is the other twin peak -- along with that of Elvis' lead man Scotty Moore -- of rockabilly's instrumental center, so pervasive that modern-day players automatically gravitate toward it when called upon to deliver the style, not even realizing that they're playing Perkins licks, sometimes note for note. As a singer, his interpretation of country ballads is every bit as fine as his better-known rockers. And within the framework of the best of his music is a strong sense of family and roots, all of which trace straight back to his humble beginnings.
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Thanks to our expansive communication infrastructure, we are in the ideal position to work for the less fortunate in our society. We do this via AirCares.
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Misty was a Lookamancer in service to Stanley the Tool.
Misty the Lookamancer was part of a group of three linked casters, along with a Foolamancer (Jack Snipe) and a Thinkamancer (Maggie). This combination was used by Stanley as an command-and-control center: The Lookamancer determined the identities and positions of units on the battlefield; the Foolamancer presented this information in a readily understood display; and the Thinkamancer relayed reports and orders.
One night, Parson Gotti entered the situation room after thinking of a plan that might possibly salvage Gobwin Knob's desperate situation. He found Misty awake and able to interact with him as an individual. She explained to him that his original idea for an "exploitable mechanic" (having units use leftover move from the previous turn to redeploy at night, before the new turn began) would not work. After a brief outburst of frustration, Parson apologized for disturbing her, and told her to go back to sleep. Instead, she insisted on remaining and helping him work on a new attack plan.
What Parson did not realize at the time was that dealing with a linked caster as an individual risked breaking the link, with potentially dire consequences. The link survived Misty's conversation with Parson, but later was broken by Stanley so that he could take the Foolamancer with him as he fled Gobwin Knob. The severing of the link proved fatal to Misty.
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Joni Mitchell
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The Complete Geffen Recordings
Original Release Date: September 23, 2003
Track Listing
1. Chinese Cafe/Unchained Melody
2. Wild Things Run Fast
3. Ladies' Man
4. Moon at the Window
5. Solid Love
6. Be Cool
7. (You're So Square) Baby, I Don't Care
8. You Dream Flat Tires
9. Man to Man
10. Underneath the Streetlight
11. Love (Corinthians 11:13)
12. Two Grey Rooms [Unreleased Demo Version][#][*]
13. Good Friends
14. Fiction
15. The Three Great Stimulants
16. Tax Free
17. Smokin' (Empty, Try Another)
18. Dog Eat Dog
19. Shiny Toys
20. Ethiopia
21. Impossible Dreamer
22. Lucky Girl
23. Good Friends [Unfinished Demo Version][#][*]
24. My Secret Place
25. Number One
26. Lakota
27. The Tea Leaf Prophecy
28. Dancin' Clown
29. Cool Water
30. The Beat of Black Wings
31. Snakes and Ladders
32. The Reoccurring Dream
33. A Bird That Whistles
34. Night Ride Home
35. Passion Play (When All the Slaves Are Free)
36. Cherokee Louise
37. The Windfall (Everything for Nothing)
38. Slouching Towards Bethlehem
39. Come in from the Cold
40. Nothing Can Be Done
41. The Only Joy in Town
42. Ray's Dad's Cadillac
43. Two Grey Rooms
44. It's All over Now, Baby Blue [#][*][Demo Version]
Willie Nelson: Vocals, Vocals (Background)
David Baerwald: Vocals
Thomas Dolby: Arranger, Marimba, Speech/Speaker/Speaking Part, Fairlight, Sound Assistant, Arrangement Collaboration, Synthesizer Programming
Bob Dylan: Composer
Peter Gabriel: Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Don Henley: Saxophone, Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Billy Idol: Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Michael McDonald: Vocals, Vocals (Background)
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Victor Feldman: Percussion
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Rod Steiger: Voices
Alex Acu�a: Percussion, Bata
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Robert DeLaGarza: Whisper
Bill Dillon: Guitar, Pedal Steel
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Michael Fisher: Percussion Sampling
Chris Fuhrman: Assistant Engineer
Margaret Goldfarb: Production Coordination
Gary Grant: Trumpet, Flugelhorn
John Guerin: Drums, Whisper
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Michael Landau: Guitar, Guitar (Electric), Choir, Chorus
Julie Last: Choir, Chorus, Engineer, Assistant Engineer, Mixing
Henry Lewy: Engineer
Steve Lukather: Guitar, Guitar (Electric)
Dan Marnien: Engineer, Assistant Engineer, Mixing
Kazu Matsui: Shakuhachi
Wendy Melvoin: Vocals (Background)
Alex North: Composer
Benjamin Orr: Vocals (Background)
Tony Phillips: Engineer
Mike Ross: Assistant Engineer
Mike Shipley: Engineer, Mixing
Mike Stoller: Composer
Charles Valentino: Vocals (Background)
Bob Vogt: Assistant Engineer
Zyg Winard: Speech/Speaker/Speaking Part, Assistant Engineer
Hy Zaret: Composer
Myron Edwins: Vocals, Vocals (Background)
David Stallbaumer: Assistant Engineer
Chase Williams: Assistant
Karen Peris: Vocals (Background)
Vartan: Art Direction
Bob Nolan: Composer
Robin Lane & The Chartbusters: Assistant Engineer
Larry Williams: Flute, Saxophone, Sax (Tenor), Vocals, Prophet Synthesizer
Norman Seeff: Photography
Jeri Heiden: Art Direction
Suha Gur: Mixing
Mike Ragogna: Mixing, Compilation Producer
Gloria Boyce: Production Assistant
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The Essential Alabama [2005]
Original Release Date: May 17, 2005
Track Listing
1. Five O'Clock 500 [#]
2. Keepin' Up [#]
3. How Do You Fall in Love [#]
4. Tennessee River
5. Why Lady Why
6. Old Flame
7. Feels So Right
8. Love in the First Degree
9. Mountain Music
10. Take Me Down
11. Close Enough to Perfect
12. Dixieland Delight
13. The Closer You Get
14. Lady Down on Love
15. Roll On (Eighteen Wheeler)
16. When We Make Love
17. If You're Gonna Play in Texas (You Gotta Have a Fiddle in the Band)
18. (There's A) Fire in the Night
19. There's No Way
20. Forty Hour Week (For a Livin')
21. Can't Keep a Good Man Down
22. She and I
23. Touch Me When We're Dancing
24. You've Got the Touch
25. Face to Face
26. Fallin' Again
27. Song of the South
28. If I Had You
29. High Cotton
30. Southern Star
31. Jukebox in My Mind
32. Forever's as Far as I'll Go
33. Down Home
34. Here We Are
35. Then Again
36. Born Country
37. I'm in a Hurry (And Don't Know Why)
38. Once Upon a Lifetime
39. Hometown Honeymoon
40. Reckless
41. Give Me One More Shot
42. She Ain't Your Ordinary Girl
43. In Pictures
44. Sad Lookin' Moon
Alabama: Producer
Beth Nielsen Chapman: Composer
J.P. Pennington: Composer
Jeff Stevens: Composer
Dave Loggins: Composer
Randy VanWarmer: Composer
Mark Gray: Composer
Troy Seals: Composer
Murray Kellum: Composer
Rick Bowles: Composer
Kerry Chater: Composer
Michael Clark: Composer
Rich Alves: Composer
Gary Baker: Composer
Barry Beckett: Producer, Audio Production
Mike Bradley: Engineer, Mixing
Mark Capps: Engineer, Assistant
Mark Casstevens: Guitar (Acoustic)
Carl Chambers: Composer
Don Cook: Vocals, Producer
Jeff Cook: Fiddle, Guitar, Vocals
Bob Corbin: Composer
Steve Dean: Composer
Steve Dorff: Composer, Conductor, String Arrangements
Tim DuBois: Composer
Garth Fundis: Producer, Audio Production
Larry Franklin: Fiddle
Theodore Gentry: Bass, Composer, Guitar (Bass), Vocals, Group Member
Vince Gill: Composer
Emory Gordy: Producer, Audio Production
Mark Herndon: Percussion, Drums, Group Member
John Kunz: Digital Editing
Josh Leo: Composer, Producer, Audio Production
Mac McAnally: Composer
Brent Mason: Guitar (Electric), Gut String Guitar, Guitar (12 String Electric)
Bob McDill: Composer
Glenn Meadows: Mastering
Dan Mitchell: Composer
Roger Murrah: Composer
Frank J. Myers: Composer
Steve Nathan: Keyboards
Randy Owen: Composer, Vocals, Vocals (Background), Group Member
Charles Paakkari: Assistant Engineer
Lisa Palas: Composer
Jim Photoglo: Composer
Mike Reid: Composer
Harold Shedd: Producer, Audio Production
Jeff Silbar: Composer
Lisa Silver: Composer
Mentor Williams: Composer
Lonnie Wilson: Percussion, Drums
William Robinson: Composer
Larry Michael Lee: Producer, Associate Producer, Audio Production
John Barlow Jarvis: Piano, Organ (Hammond), Hammond B3
Robert Jason: Composer
Peter Nash: Photography, Cover Photo
Greg Gorman: Photography
Ron Rogers: Composer
J.L. Wallace: Composer
Se�or McGuire: Photography
Bill Brunt: Art Direction, Design
Susan Eaddy: Art Direction
Dave Gibson: Composer
Kimberly Dumas: Design
Patty Zimmitti: String Contractor
Terry Skinner: Composer
John Jarrard: Composer
Donny Lowery: Composer
Danny Bear Mayo: Composer
William Soule Robinson: Composer
Don Schlitz: Composer
John Schweers: Composer
Jim Hunt: Composer
Scott Anders: Composer
Joe Doyle: Composer
Greg Fowler: Composer
Byron Hill: Composer
Ed Turner: Technical Assistance
Rick Scott: Composer
Bobby Boyd: Composer
Datz Pyle, Debbi: String Contractor
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Kenneth Bell: Composer
Blake Morgan: Design
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In this preschool-friendly version of dominoes, kids match up pictures of Milli, Geo, Bot, and "Little Ghost" in their costumes. Spooky good fun!
Watch Team Umizoomi Weekdays @ 9AM EST on NICK
Need an indoor activity? Keep kids entertained with sticker play fun!
Print this pack and let your kids add color to the Team's snowy shenanigans
There's an exciting surprise behind each date in our umirrific Christmas calendar
Surprise Umifriends with Milli, Bot, and Geo under the tree!
You'll need sharp eyes to spot what's different in each row!
Make it snow indoors with this fun paper craft
Your favorite Nick Jr. characters save the day dressed as superheroes!
Put the Nick Jr. superheroes back together with this puzzle pack!
Milli wants your kids to learn these daring new words!
Treat your Nick Jr. fan to these heart-y activities
Join the UmiCops as they walk their beat to help solve the puzzle
The mission: help the Team put the pieces together again!
Piece together this fun fall puzzle with your Umi fan!
It's up to kids to add the fall colors to these autumn leaves
Kids lead Team Umizoomi to their special forest friends
Print and watch kids race across the pages with color!
Kids can take the lead when they follow the flags to the finish line!
You can count on the Umiz to deliver a mighty big "I miss you" message
Spring into summer with these bright printable stickers
See what's making waves at the beach with Milli!
Something's flying high in the sky & Geo needs help finding out what it is!
Print out a last minute gift dad will love
Bot's at the beach and he'll need your child's help to complete this picture
Dress up your Nick Jr. fan's wrist with these bright bracelets!
Get eight printable pages of spring-themed fun featuring Nick Jr. friends
Perfect pattern power is just a print away!
These cows need super shape help to find their way to the barn!
Kids' pattern powers point the way across the pond
Piece together this puzzle of the Team at play on an umirrific spring day
Zoom into spring with these picturesque springtime printable stickers
Your preschooler can practice identifying advanced shapes with Dora!
Can you find all the snowflakes that look like Kai-lan's?
Sheree's looking a little different in one picture. Can you find it?
No need to worry, match wits with Worry Bear!
See if your child can find the difference with Julius Jr.
Is your child spot on in finding the different Sheree?
Get to know Julius Jr. and his fun-loving friends with this 7-page pack
Can your little Guppy find the matching pair? Put them to the test
Perfect pattern power is just a print away!
These cows need super shape help to find their way to the barn!
Gather your brave princes, princesses, and knights for a royal game of memory match
If your preschooler's mastered basic shapes, try these!
Warm up to fall with these cool Nick Jr. printable activities
Print 5 pages of stellar activities for your space explorer
Your kids can help the Team find the missing shapes to complete Shapes Mountain!
Keep little explorers entertained at the table with puzzles and games. �Excelente!
Print these o-fish-al placemats for some fin-tastic mealtime fun!
Get out the crayons and gather the UmiFriends for this super party activity!
Calling all UmiFriends--for a game of hide-and-seek!
Get to know Diego's friends, and their mommies too!
Play "Go Fish" with this deck and you'll be talking like a pirate in no time!
Print this 4 page activity pack and sort out what's different with your little guppy
Kids can return stolen shapes to Umi City using their mighty matching powers!
What did Dora's friends look like as babies? Complete the fun-filled printable to find out.
Pair up Dora and her magical friends from the Enchanted Forest!
Something is different about Dora and her friends in each of these magical rows!
Practice memory skills with Team Umizoomi's match-up game
Pancake, toothbrush, polka dot, shoe? This pattern will make you giggle too!
Numbers are everywhere! Kids follow the number key to make Bot come to life
Preschoolers learn to compare shapes & sizes with Geo's help!


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'Where id was, there shall ego be.' --- Freud Sigmund
The id comprises the part of the personality structure that contains the basic drives. The id acts according to the "pleasure principle", seeking to avoid pain or unpleasure aroused by increases in instinctual tension. The id is responsible for our basic drives such as food, water, sex, and other basic impulses. It is amoral and selfish, ruled by the pleasure–pain principle; it is without a sense of time, completely illogical, primarily sexual, infantile in its emotional development, and is not able to take "no" for an answer. It is regarded as the reservoir of the libido or "instinctive drive to create".
It is the storehouse of the fundamental drives. It operates irrationally, acting on impulse and pushing expression and immediate gratification. It does not consider whether or not what is desired is realistically possible, socially desirable, or morally acceptable. The id is driven by the pleasure principle, which is the unregulated search for immediate gratification. The id wants what it wants when it wants it. It is governed by primary-process thinking, which is a form of thinking that is primitive, illogical, irrational, and fantasy-oriented. The id is also unorganized and emotional: 'the realm of the illogical'.
Ryan Lochte in the August 2012 issue of 'Men's Journal.'
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