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TWO lanes of the London-bound M20 have re-opened after a lorry crashed down the embankment near Farningham this morning.
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Could have been a English driver in a Italian registered Lorry. Either way another foreign driver crashes again. If they had our driving tests, None of them would pass.
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I want to develop an application that will send MMS to different user?But the problem is how to detect if their phone is capable of receiving MMS or not?I want to send an image e.g. picture of an events that will be send to users in a youth organization. I am looking forward to anyone who can help me solve this problem. By the way, i am using php to develop this system.As one of the feature of my project, SMS-Based Registration system for Christian Youth Fellowship, a church youth organization.
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"Blue Parrot Cottage" South of 30-A, Private Heated Pool in Santa Rosa Beach
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community Gulfview Heights
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$ 1,075 - $ 2,095 / week
$ 2,295 - $ 2,295 / month
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Included: Free WiFi Wireless High Speed Internet
This gulf view home with private heated pool is an upscale spin on the traditional beach house. Built in 2002, the spacious two bedroom, two bathroom cottage sleeps 6 comfortably. This cottage is ideally located in the heart of prestigious Santa Rosa Beach, Florida on the corner of Gulfview Heights Street and Betty Street. The property is south of Scenic 30-A, half way between Goatfeathers Restaurant/Seafood Market and the Gulfview Heights beach access. The cottage is a leisurely two-minute stroll from the driveway to the dune walk-over.
Santa Rosa Beach is a quiet, prestigious beach community nestled beside the Gulf of Mexico. Located approximately 10 miles east of Destin, FL, Santa Rosa Beach offers easy access to Destin shopping, restaurants, deep-sea fishing, family friendly activities, golf courses and airports, without the traffic and congestion of staying in Destin. Natural beauty abounds along scenic 30-A with the miles of walking/biking trails, the wildlife, nature preserves, dune lakes, sugary white sand and crystal clear waters. This home offers peaceful surroundings, scenic beauty and is close to all amenities.
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The house is constructed on raised pilings to provide views of the Gulf from the large covered wraparound porch and adjoining rooms. The interior of the cottage is beautifully decorated and includes Italian porcelain tile floors, crown molding, cherry cabinets, Corian kitchen counter tops, new stainless steel applainces and cultured marble in the bathrooms. The bedrooms are carpeted and the soothing decor provides a respite from the warm midday sun on the beach. The large covered wraparound deck is complete with chairs, tables, ceiling fans and natural gas Broilmaster Premium Grill.
The cottage is fully furnished and equipped with all the comforts of home. Each bedroom has a wrought iron headboard with matching bench; the master bedroom has a king size bed and the guest room has a queen size bed. Each bedroom includes a 20" flat screen TV with DVD player, stereo radio with CD player and alarm clock. Hair dryers are provided in both bathrooms and all linens are included. The living room includes a full size sofa sleeper, a 32" television with DVD player, a stereo system with radio, CD player and cassette player. The kitchen is fully equipped with new stainless steel refrigerator/ice maker, self-cleaning range, dishwasher, microwave, garbage disposal, toaster, coffee maker, can opener, blender, dishes, utensils and glassware. There is a fourth flat screen TV located in the kitchen. Other amenities include ceiling fans, washer and dryer, iron and ironing board, premium natural gas grill, beach/pool toys and floats, cards/games, a large selection of movies, 4 beach chairs and a beach umbrella. Wireless high speed internetincluded.
Private Pool
The large corner lot includes a lush lawn with irrigation system, natural vegetation and a sparkling 13' by 26' private heated pool with brick paver deck for cooling off and relaxing. Outdoor furniture floats and pool toys are included; the pool is not shared with any other houses.
Beach Access
The house is on the corner of Gulfview Heights Street and Betty Street, facing the Gulf. This ideal location is just a short two-minute walk down Gulfview Heights Street to the Gulfview Heights beach access (see aerial photo), with no traffic or busy roads to cross. At the beach access you will find a dune walk-over, restrooms, outdoor showers, covered picnic pavilion and BBQ grill. The house includes 4 light-weight aluminum beach chairs and an beach umbrella for your use.
Nearby Activities
Bring your bikes or rent them nearby and explore the 20-mile-long bike/walking trail, nature preserves and 11 dune lakes. Access to the trail is just steps from the house and runs the entire length of Scenic 30-A. Several shops and restaurants are within walking or biking distance, as is Goatfeathers Restaurant & Seafood Market. The shops, restaurants and seasonal events of Gulf Place Resort are just half a mile to the west and accessible via the bike/walking trail. There are several upscale and popular beach communities to explore along Scenic 30-A including Dune Allen, Gulf Place, Blue Mountain Beach, Grayton Beach, Watercolor, Seaside (6 miles), Seagrove Beach, Seacrest, and Rosemary Beach. The Santa Rosa Golf and Beach Club is located less than a mile from Blue Parrot Cottage.
house rental amenities
Air Conditioning, Ceiling Fans, Cable TV, Free WiFi Wireless
High Speed Internet, Free Long Distance Phone Service, DVD Player,
Movies, Stereo, CD Player, Cards, Games, Full Kitchen, Microwave,
Dishwasher, Garbage Disposal, Refrigerator, Ice Maker, Blender,
Cooking Utensils provided, Linens provided, Washer, Dryer, Private
Heated Pool with floats and pool toys, 4 Beach Chairs and umbrella provided,
Covered Parking, Natural Gas Grill (BBQ)
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Rest and Relaxation, Hiking, Biking, Golf, Miniature Golf, Amusement Parks, Fishing, Wildlife Viewing, Shopping, Restaurants, Cinemas, Sightseeing,
Swimming, Snorkeling, Diving, Boating, Sailing, Surfing, Parasailing,
Jet Skiing, Shelling
vacation rental rates
Early Spring 2014: (Feb 22 – Mar 7) $1,295/week
Spring Break 2014: (Mar 8 - April 11) $1,695 week/Saturday - Saturday only
Spring 2014: (Apr 12 - May 23) $1,595/week/Saturday - Saturday only
Summer: (May 24 - Aug 15) $2,095/week/Saturday-Saturday only
Late Summer: (Aug 16 - Sept 12) $1,595 week/Saturday - Saturday only
Fall: (Sept 13 - Oct 17 ) $1,395/week/Saturday - Saturday only
Late Fall: (Sept 18- Nov 7 ) $1,395/week or $225 per night 3 night min/Saturday
Winter 2015: (Nov 8 – Feb 20) $1,075/week or $175/night (4 night minimum)
Holidays: (Thanksgiving, Xmas, New Years) $1,695/week
Add $25 per night (Thurs, Fri, Sat, Sun) for rentals less than 7 days
Until confirmed, rates are subject to change without notice. Listed rates do not include 12% tax, $500 refundable security deposit, pool heating fee or $125 cleaning fee.
Pool heating available for an additional $30 per day on request.
Payments by Visa, Mastercard and Discover additional 2.5% user fee (domestic).
Monthly Rates: January, February $2295.00.
No Smoking, No Pets. Please note this house will not be rented to any student groups, or singles under 25 years of age.


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- bedrooms 3
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- sleeps 13
- pool no
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- pets allowed no
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This is an incredible luxury property furnished with contemporary mountain leathers, equisite finishes, amenities for the most discerning traveler. The Deer Valley views are to die for from the roof top deck and hot tub, adorned with beautiful white lights.
This Deer Valley Lofts property has truly the best of both worlds as it perches on Deer Valley Drive just between Main St and the Snow Park Lodge.You would be just a brief walk to either. There is always a shuttle stop for those of you who want to hop a quick ride with your equipment to the lift lines that is just up a block or two, or to the downtown area for shopping dining and nightlife. Everything is just one quick stop away from this amazing propery, with easy access to the luxuries of the Deer Valley Resort and Old Town Park City charm all rolled into one.
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Bedrooms have ample living space and en suite baths, each bedroom suite containing an extra sleeping space, a luxurious pull out leather sofa in each.
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Bedding Configuration as follows:
Master Suite 1 - King and Twin Sleeper Sofa
Master Suite 2 - Two Full Beds and Twin Sleeper Sofa
Master Suite 3 - King and Twin Sleeper Sofa
Additional Sleeping Accommodations - Queen Sofa Sleeper in Living Room
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walking distance to shops dining nightlife and sundance, just a couple blocks from Deer Valley ski lifts
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Summer and Fall 2013 4/16/2013- 11/30/2013 $389.000
Spring Value 3/26/2013- 4/15/2013 $700.000
Ski Season 2/24/2013-3/25/2013 $750.000
President 2/17/2013-2/23/2013 $1,200.000
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Holiday 12/24/2012-1/3/2013 $1,200.000
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Early Ski 12/1/2012-12/15/2012 $750.000
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care related to the prevention of a sexually transmitted disease," and that includes the HPV shot Gardasil:
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on Feb 8, 2012 at 12:05 am
While I think it is ridiculous to give twelve-year-olds STD treatment consent, I am not against Guardasil. Some kid who's 12 definitely doesn't have enough education on the subject of sex and STD's to be making a decision about it.
If I may ask, why are you against Guardasil?
on Feb 9, 2012 at 4:07 pm
"If I may ask, why are you against Guardasil?"
Because it is an unnecessary vaccine that may or may not protect against only a few strains of a virus that causes HPV, an illness that most people (90%) clear on their own. Those who do not clear the virus on their own do not necessarily develop cervical cancer and the studies have shown that women who get a pap smear test every year can detect/treat abnormal cells before they become cancer.
Also, as you know, HPV is a sexually transmitted disease, and the vaccine was approved only for ages 9 to 26. The manufacturer to this day cannot tell you that if you vaccinate a 9 year old today, she will still have immunity when she becomes sexually active. And the immunity again is very limited (2 HPV types that may or may not lead to cervical cancer and 2 responsible for some types of genital warts)
This vaccine has had bad reactions in teens and the manufacturer for the most part has ignored those reactions (some reported death, others severe disability) and denies the vaccine could be responsible.
But Dr. Diane Harper, a scientist who was involved in the Guardasil trials has spoken against the vaccine:
"Dr. Diane Harper says young girls and their parents should receive more complete warnings before receiving the vaccine to prevent cervical cancer. Dr. Harper helped design and carry out the Phase II and Phase III safety and effectiveness studies to get Gardasil approved, and authored many of the published, scholarly papers about it. She has been a paid speaker and consultant to Merck. It's highly unusual for a researcher to publicly criticize a medicine or vaccine she helped get approved.
Dr. Harper joins a number of consumer watchdogs, vaccine safety advocates, and parents who question the vaccine's risk-versus-benefit profile."
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The bill signed by the governor gives 12 year olds the ability to consent to, among other things, the Guardasil vaccine. I do not think a 12 year old has the ability to understand the risk vs benefits of any vaccine
on Feb 9, 2012 at 8:41 pm
"But Dr. Diane Harper, a scientist who was involved in the Guardasil trials has spoken against the vaccine"
From the article:
"Dr. Harper agrees with Merck and the CDC that Gardasil is safe for most girls and women."
I wouldn't say that is speaking "against it".
I do agree that 12 years olds shouldn't be allowed to make the decision.


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Jacksonville Bows Out of A-Sun Tournament With 63-53 Loss To Mercer
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MACON, Ga. – A cold shooting second half doomed the Jacksonville women's basketball team in an Atlantic Sun Quarterfinal match-up on Thursday. The Dolphins fell to host Mercer by a final of 63-53 and had their six-game quarterfinal winning streak snapped in the process.
Freshman Briona Brown (Haines City, Fla.) led JU with 16 points, while senior Tracie Sneed (Jacksonville, Fla.) added 13 points and 10 rebounds for her seventh career double-double. Sneed was 7-7 from the foul line and ends her career ranked third in school history with 246 career free throws made.
"Mercer is a very good team, but I thought we hung tough with them," said JU Head Coach Jill Dunn. "Their transition offense in the first half when Williams came in and took it to us a little."
Mercer's Alicia Williams came off the bench to score nine points in a three minute span at the start of the game, but a balanced Dolphins attack answered back to take a 10-9 lead at the 12:29 mark of the first half.
The Bears gradually worked up a 23-16 lead over the next few minutes before Sneed ignited a 10-2 spurt for JU with an old-fashioned three-point play. A four-point play from Brown capped off the spurt and left the Dolphins leading 26-25 with three minute left in the opening half.
Williams was there again for the Bears however with two more of her 16 points as Mercer eventually took a 32-28 lead at halftime.
Unfortunately the JU offense went cold to start the second half. Mercer scored the first six points after the break as the Dolphins were held without a field goal until Queen Alford (Decatur, Ga.) hit a corner three with 8:16 remaining. The 2013 A-Sun Freshman of the Year followed with a lay to pull JU back to within seven, but the Dolphins were never able to slow down the Bears enough to make a late game run.
"The way we started the second half it killed us and we just never could regroup," said Dunn. "They had a good defensive game plan and have a lot of length inside that bothered us today."
The Dolphins ended the game shooting 29.8 percent from the field while the Bears hit on 38.2 percent.
"We never could get over the hump and get our offense going today," said Dunn. "We were very sluggish shooting the ball and weren't making good decisions. Everytime we'd cut into the lead a little they'd come down and hit a key basket."
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Firefighters, police and chaplains respond to a church Sunday morning to educate a congregation about emergency preparedness.
It's not everyday you see a Bismarck fire truck parked outside of a church on Sunday morning.
But along with the service, Prairie Family Church Pastor Greg Carr wanted to go over his church's emergency preparedness plan.
He says he wants worshippers to feel like they're protected at church.
Members of the fire department and police department talked about having a plan--in case of a fire, tornado or a shooting.
Pastor Carr has been here for four years, and says recent events around the country led him to want this plan as part of their service.
He says other churches should also get on board.
"I hope that other churches would catch on to that, and they would be prepared as well, because the last thing that we would want to happen in this community is a tragedy anywhere, let alone a church a school, wherever it may be, we want to be ready, so that is our desire." says Greg Carr, Lead Pastor.
Carr says people are allowed to carry in their church if gun-holders have a state one license, and if they clear it with the pastor first.
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DALLAS - It has been three years since First Baptist Church announced its plans to build a new $130 million "spiritual oasis" in downtown Dallas. Now the anticipated grand opening has arrived! The church will re-open its doors on Easter Sunday, March 31.
News 8 explored the new church campus Monday morning on News 8 Daybreak including a sneak peek at the new Worship Center.
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UFC 93: "Franklin vs. Henderson" from the O2 Arena in Dublin, Ireland, has come to a close.
Welterweights Chris "Lights Out" Lytle and Marcus "The Irish Hand Grenade" Davis promised to put on a "Fight of the Night" type performance and they came through with the goods.
After the event, the UFC also came through with the goods by officially awarding the razor close, split decision slugfest, "Fight of the Night" honors. Lytle and Davis each pocketed an extra $40,000 worth or dough for for their respective performances.
A second "Fight of the Night" was also awarded to the co-main event, which was a 205-pound match up between Brazilian Chute Boxe Academy standout Mauricio "Shogun" Rua and UFC Hall of Famer Mark Coleman. Their fight went back and forth nearly the entire three rounds before Shogun scored a late technical knockout.
They'll each take home the $40,000 in bonus money.
In a match that did not make the PPV broadcast, Dennis Siver stopped Nate Mohr in the third round after landing a David Loiseau-esque spinning back kick to the liver, which he followed up with some fight ending strikes.
The sensational finish won "Knockout of the Night" for the German.
And finally, by process of elimination, Alan Belcher scored the bonus money for "Submission of the Night" after catching UFC newcomer Denis Kang in a fight ending guillotine with seconds remaining in round two. It was the only submission finish on the card.
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Submission of the Night -- Alan "The Talent" Belcher
Fight of the Night -- Marcus "The Irish Hand Grenade" Davis vs. Chris "Lights Out" Lytle and Mauricio "Shogun" Rua vs. Mark "The Hammer" Coleman
Each fighter received $40,000 for their efforts in addition to their respective base salaries, which is $20,000 less than the $60,000 awards issued three weeks ago at UFC 92: "The Ultimate 2008".
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A key pivot point of Oscar-season but also a launching pad for under-the-radar indie features, genre fare, as well as a chance to see festival favorites from other places in the world, no other festival has the depth of program as TIFF does this year, with hundreds of films from all over the world, including more than 100 world premieres. While Telluride only just wrapped up and Venice is still ongoing, the Playlist team are already heading off for Toronto, and to get you ready for our extensive coverage from the festival, we've picked out ten films that we're particularly looking forward to.
We've left out those that have already seen/will be seeing at Telluride and Venice, hence the absence of films like "At Any Price," "Spring Breakers" "The Master" and "To The Wonder." You can read our picks below (note: the dates mark the first screening, check TIFF for additional showtimes) and let us know what you're looking forward to in the comments section below.
Synopsis: Based on the knotty novel by David Mitchell, "Cloud Atlas" tells six interlocking tales tackling everything from a transpacific voyage in 1850 to a 1970s-set conspiracy thriller to a sci-fi parable set deep in the future.
What You Need To Know: If anyone can pull off bringing Mitchell's sprawling novel to the big screen, it just might be the directorial tag team of The Wachowskis and director Tom Tykwer. Starring Tom Hanks, Halle Berry, Susan Sarandon, Ben Whishaw, Keith David, Hugo Weaving, Jim Broadbent, Hugh Grant and Jim Sturgess in multiple roles that cross race and gender, the A-list cast has their work cut out for them to fall into the background of a movie that will be boasting heady visuals and big ideas. Will this film be a bold, ambitious success, a disastrous failure or something else entirely? We'll soon find out.
When? Saturday, September 8th. The film hits theaters on October 26th.
Synopsis: Based on the book by Matthew Quick, the story centers a former high school teacher who, after being released from a four-year stint in a mental institution, moves back in with his mother, then seeks to reinvent himself, finding the titular silver linings in his life.
What You Need To Know: Following on the heels of "The Fighter," the film which finally brought David O. Russell awards season and industry recognition as a Best Director nominee at the Oscars, the curiosity factor around this one is high. Gathering a pretty high wattage cast in Bradley Cooper, Jennifer Lawrence, Robert De Niro, Jacki Weaver and, surprisingly, Chris Tucker, The Weinstein Company are hoping that Russell's blend of comedy and drama works the same magic here as it did with his boxing film. Thus far, the film seems to be leaning more toward the former than the latter, but if it becomes a crowd pleaser, you can bet this one will have some serious legs heading into the fall.
When? Saturday, September 8th. The film hits theaters on November 21st.
Synopsis: Two 'sisters' (actually 200-year-old vampires) descend on a small English seaside town to escape their pursuers, wreaking havoc on the locals, even as the younger one falls for a sweet-natured waiter.
What You Need To Know: It's pretty fair to describe Neil Jordan's career as somewhat hit and miss. For every "Company of Wolves," there's a "High Spirits," for every "Crying Game," there's an "In Dreams," and for every "Ondine," there's a "The Brave One." But his latest, "Byzantium," sees him in the gothic territory that's all too often led to his best work. He returns to the bloodsucker genre for the first time since "Interview with a Vampire" and teams up with "Jane Eyre" screenwriter Moira Buffini for a project that sounds like it could work for both genre fans and those after something a little more soulful. Particularly given the cast that he's assembled that includes the ever-rising Gemma Arterton and Saoirse Ronan, plus "On the Road" star Sam Riley, "X-Men First Class" mutant Caleb Landry-Jones, the great Daniel Mays ("Red Riding") and Jonny Lee Miller. This could still be an off entry for Jordan, but we've got a good feeling about this.
When? Sunday 9th at the Ryerson, Tuesday 12th at the Visa Screening Room and Saturday 15th at the Bloor Hot Docs. No distributor as yet.
Synopsis: In a future where time travel exists but is outlawed, hitmen are enlisted to eliminate mob targets sent back from even further in the future, so as to leave no bodies. However, the system falls apart when Joe (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) fails to pull the trigger on his older self (played by Bruce Willis).
What You Need To Know: Writer-director Rian Johnson has already put an inspired spin on both film noir with the high school-set "Brick" and the con-man caper with "The Brothers Bloom." To see him tackle heady sci-fi action with a cast that includes "Brick" lead Gordon-Levitt, Willis, Emily Blunt, Jeff Daniels, Piper Perabo, Paul Dano and Garret Dillahunt is an exciting prospect indeed. Early word is that this one is big success, and as it opens TIFF, it promises to get festivalgoers off to an exciting start of ten days of movie watching.
When? Thursday, September 6th. Opens in theaers on September 28th.
Synopsis: A playwright attempts suicide to win back her ex-boyfriend, and is forced to live with her gambling addict mother.
What You Need To Know: Kristen Wiig must have had a dozen offers after "Bridesmaids" went supernova, but the actress held out for this, something of a passion project, penned by relative newcomer Michelle Morgan and directed by "American Splendor" duo Shari Springer Berman and Robert Pulcini. It seems to be significantly darker than the comedy that made her name, and they've landed something of a coup with the presence of Annette Bening as Wiig's mother, with Matt Dillon, "Glee" star Darren Criss, Nathan Corddry and Natasha Lyonne making up the rest of the eclectic cast. The directorial pair plus the promise of Wiig and Bening trading lines and barbs has us optimistic for this one.
When? Friday September 7th. The film is seeking U.S. distribution.
Kylie | September 10, 2012 10:16 AM
Byzantium is Irish and cost very little to make and doesn't have well known Hollywood stars but should be worth a watch if it gets distribution.
Nik Grape | September 5, 2012 1:46 PM
Love TIFF for being so geographically close to me. For me it's To the Wonder, The Master, Amour, Rust and Bone, Tabu, Land of Hope, Imogene (if I can manage to nab tix), Yellow, The Impossible and Like Someone In Love which i'm looking forward to the most.
Frances Ha, Berberian Sound Studio, Barbara, No, Post Tenebras Lux, Mekong Hotel, Seven Psychopaths....blasted time constraints and conflicts make these the ones I'll miss but would love to see.
Jay | September 5, 2012 3:33 AM
Byzanitum should be a hit, great director, great screen writer, and great actors.
Val | September 4, 2012 12:23 PM
Looking forward to the early reviews for Byzantium Have a feeling Jordan's flick (love the premise) will do very well at the box office. Gemma Atherton and the ridiculously talented Saoirse Ronan playing vamp sisters (or is it mom and daughter) will be way too enticing to miss.
JARM | September 4, 2012 11:47 AM
The Silver Linings Playbook, Looper, Imogene, Seven Psychopaths, Perks of Being A Wallflower....in that order, are the ones I'm most excited for.
Rent | September 4, 2012 10:48 AM
I'm slightly worried about The Place Beyond the Pines. Gosling and Byrne seem to be the only highlights of a worrisome cast- Cooper has yet to fully impress and Mendes is about as forgettable as... well every other role she has taken.
MAL | September 4, 2012 10:47 AM
It is rather disappointing that, with something like 350 films screening at TIFF, the only ones you're interested in are the big budget/big stars commecial value movies. Where are the foreign films? I'm sure there's something from Japan, Norway, Russia or Hungary that could be of interest if you broadened your scope.
tituss | September 4, 2012 10:27 AM
Oh, I see - Byzantium.
tituss | September 4, 2012 10:25 AM
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Salem Athletes Honored at Great South Championships
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Winston-Salem, NC-The Salem College cross country team had 3 runners honored this weekend at the Great South Championships hosted by Spelman. The team finished 1 point behind the champion Jaguars of Spelman in the meet.
Cristi Magracia (Lemon Grove, CA) and Natali Olveda (Salinas, CA) each made the Great South All-Conference team based on their runs in the 6k meet. Magracia finished in 6th and it is the 2nd straight year she has made the all-conference team. Olveda finished in 5th place in the meet, and was the top runner for the Spirits in every meet this year.
Magracia and Olveda were joined by Bethany Eaton (State Road, NC) on the GSAC Academic All-Conference team. A student-athlete must be at least a sophomore and hold a cumulative grade point average of 3.25 or above to earn all-academic honors. The meet was also the farewell meet for Eaton, who is a senior.


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Country Spotlight: Coldwater Jane
August 29, 2011 at 7:10 pm , by Ron Kelly
When I first met Coldwater Jane (sisters Brandon Jane and Leah Crutchfield) in June 2010, we were headed to a volunteer afternoon at the Second Harvest Food Bank of Middle Tennessee. We all emerged a few pounds lighter (it was very hot in there) and I left very impressed at how how much fun they managed to have that day while also getting a lot of hard work done. Today's release of their long-awaited debut CD Marionette proves to be another testament to this duo's ability to put their heads down and get the job done, all while having some fun along the way.
One listen to the quietly defiant opening lines of "Tough As Nails" lets you know what these sisters from Lucedale, Mississippi, are made of: "They can tell me they don't want me / They can tell me I'm not what they're looking for / Believe me, honey, it ain't the first time / It'll mess with your head, but it ain't broke me yet." Don't be fooled by the pretty music that those lyrics waltz across, sung in a palpably dogged vocal: These two ain't messing around.
… Unless, of course, they're answering a few questions for me for the Ladies' Lounge. Brandon was my willing victim today, gamely matching my Monday silliness and even throwing down a dance challenge of her own to me. Read on after the video of Brandon and Leah's LHJ performance to find out what the challenge is and how you can be a part of it as well!
So give us the Marionette CD elevator pitch: If you had to convince someone to buy the album in just the time it'd take to ride an elevator with them, what would you say?
It's a heartfelt record from front to back, written by two honest girls about their lives. Joy, pain, heartbreak. It's all there. We held nothing back.
I love the fact you two have written or cowritten every single song on the album. Was that a goal you had from the beginning or just the way the album shaped up?
I don't know if it was a goal as much as we are two women with a lot to say! We could've written two albums' worth between the two of us!
Which track was the most challenging one on the CD for you to write?
"Tough as Nails." It took about five days for us to finish that song. It's such an honest depiction of how we both have felt about our careers. It was like an open wound. Lots of choking back tears on that one.
Do you do any covers when you perform live and, if so, which ones are your favorites and would you consider putting them on a follow-up CD?
Oh, yes! We do "If I Needed You," by Emmylou Harris—and "Red Dirt Girl". I would love to record those. That is a great idea!! Maybe album #2—thanks, Ron! I also want to do a bluegrass version of Beyoncé's "Single Ladies". Haven't gotten Leah on board with that one yet.
In my head I'm hearing a killer cover of Carly Simon's "You're So Vain" from you two. Should I give up on that dream now, or what do I need to do to bribe you to do it?
OMG! That is so freaking weird. We used to cover that song with our old band! Come to a show and we will whip it out just for you! I love that Carly uses the rhyme of apricot and gavotte in that song. What does gavotte mean? And how do you spell it?! [Editor's note: Gavotte is spelled as such, and you can listen to Carly herself explain what it is here.]
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Jonesboro, AR (KAIT)- A lot of people enjoyed the great weather Saturday. Another fun event happened in Region 8. It was Fun Day in the Park in Bono.
The annual event at the Bono City Park started at 2:00 p.m. One of the event organizers invited the public to join in on the fun and several other activities that everyone in the family could enjoy.
Helen Dorris says, "We have a lot of kids' games, a lot of activities, a lot of door prizes and tonight we end with our fireworks display and also we have got vendors and Gospel singing, country music."
Bono police were also there doing fingerprinting and ID's for children.
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Assessing a providers skill set
I am outsourcing a couple of jobs, involving C#, javascript, MS SQL Server. How can best assess a providers skills? Online, and even offline, people can say anything and often do. Are there any questions I can ask to determine their skills? I've asked a programmer friend to do this, though he seems capable though too busy.
For example, if someone was looking for a mech. engineer (my field), for a particular job, I'd be able to suggest questions to ensure he/she at least is likely to have the relevant skill set.
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I don't know if MV has the capability, but they should base a swift water rescue team out of this station due to all the waterways and water features of the area.
Also, if N. bayshore is to become an island in the event of a major earthquake, there should be a plan to evacuate the tens of thousands of people who might get stuck if it happens during working hours.
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Clearly, Mtn View has no money problem. Only money management problems. Say 'no thanks' next time the city insists it needs higher taxes.
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I came up with this creamy white chocolate cheesecake after remembering one evening that I needed to bring a treat to the office the next day. It was a tremendous hit. It's quick to fix yet tastes like you fussed.
- 1 cup white baking chips
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- In a microwave-safe bowl, melt chips; stir until smooth. Stir in cream cheese until smooth. Fold in whipped topping. Pour into the crust.
- Cover and refrigerate overnight or until set. Just before serving, sprinkle with toffee bits. Yield: 6-8 servings.
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Military checkpoints are a way of life for Palestinians in Palestine and Israel. Each day tens of thousands of Palestinians move patiently through turnstiles and narrow caged walkways to go to work, school or home. It is a humiliating experience.
WCC delegation seeks just and inclusive peace in Palestine and Israel
At a time when there are signs of hope emerging from the churches in the Middle East around the conflict in Palestine and Israel, a delegation led by WCC general secretary Rev. Dr Olav Fykse Tveit will be travelling to the region to emphasize the need for a "just peace".
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Taking water to the Jordan
A few days ago, I was handing out bottles of water within a few miles of Israel/Palestine's only major river, the Jordan. The village of Al Fasayel lies in a desert landscape, a contrast to nearby Israeli settlements, which have access to almost unlimited water. Al Fasayel itself has not had water on tap for over seven weeks.
Palestinian and Jewish activists call to work for peace
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WCC condemns the assault on a Gaza-bound convoy
It is with great distress that the World Council of Churches received the news that the Israeli naval forces stormed a Gaza-bound vessel carrying humanitarian aid in international waters before dawn on Monday, killing at least 10 civilians and injuring many more.
World Week for Peace in Palestine and Israel begins
Initiators of a World Week for Peace have urged Christians to pray and act for a just peace in Palestine and Israel. The call is "timely", they said, as peace activists have reportedly been killed after Israeli commandos stormed a convoy of ships carrying aid to the Gaza Strip this morning.
Looking for peace with justice
"Our commitment to peace as churches and as Christians is something we have inherited at birth, or, indeed, from the birth of the baby of Bethlehem," said Bishop Dr Martin Schindehütte of the Evangelical Church in Germany (EKD) at a day preparing for the International Ecumenical Peace Convocation.
Churches unite to promote peace in Palestine-Israel
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As much as I like the quality, color and design pattern, I have only 1 complaint. On the comforter, the design is only at the bottom and covers a relatively smaller portion that what you imagine from the picture. The picture cleverly emphasizes the design by folding the comforter in half and covering it with pillows, but if the bed is properly made, you will realize that the design is much smaller than it actually appears. I would have loved some more embroidery pattern on the comforter, but apart from that it is a great comforter, I have a dark brown bed and the comforter goes very well with it.
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From the first evocative notes of Ghost Woman Blues, Rhode Island collective The Low Anthem establish a pensive, lonely mood that permeates throughout their fourth album, Smart Flesh. Predominantly soft folk music with a modern country and western feel in some parts, the album is delicately and deliberately crafted to be a sonically rich experience, without being overbearing.
The reason behind this approach is their recording space - an old pasta sauce factory near their homes where they lived for three months while recording around 30 songs. Eleven ended up on Smart Flesh, but many failed due to poor acoustics in the factory, as it was impossible to play rowdier songs without the recorded sound becoming muddy.
However, the songs that made it onto Smart Flesh are haunting, as their reverberations through the factory are captured in the recording. Wire is particularly redolent, possibly for the woody notes of the clarinet liberally applied.
Although it's Boeing 737 that remains the standout song, and one of the few loud tracks on the album. Here, vocal tone is reminiscent of The Felice Brothers' self-titled album era but musically, it's heavier going with less narrative structure. The following song, Love And Altar, returns to the slower-paced, acoustic folk that primarily formulates the album. Whispy vocals - almost Fleet Foxes in style - dominate the barely there instrumentation.
Another standout is Hey, All You Hippies! Strongly accented vocals and the three-quarter time signature accentuate the country flavour as the song loafs towards its end. Tinny percussion also emphasizes the DIY elements of the music that The Low Anthem are renowned for.
Smart Flesh is undoubtedly a slow burner, but its richly layered instrumentation and unique vocals provide enough interest to sustain the slow-tempo lulls between the lush oases of tracks like Boeing 737 and Hey All You Hippies!
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