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COMMUTERS into London are bracing themselves for a tube strike which begins at 9pm this evening and will last until Wednesday night.
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Inga undantag (No Exceptions):
META and regina: Two (Magazine) Sisters in Crime
The Miracle in Tensta (Theoria)
The Paths to the Common(s) are Infinite
Tensta Museum Continues
Arab Image Foundation – Rifat Chadirji Collection
Klister report: Inga undantag (No Exceptions)
Tarek Atoui and de:tune Järva at Tensta Market
Microhistories with Magnus Bärtås
The Silent University
Writing workshop – Stories from New Sweden
The only thing we/you are the worlds best at Hästsportens Hus
Drawing Tuesday
Tensta konsthall Text Prize
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Ongoing Cluster is a network of eight internationally operating contemporary visual art organisations situated in residential areas on the peripheries of major European cities (plus one in Holon, an industrial zone outside of Tel Aviv). Each of these organisations are actively involved in their local contexts, fostering their embeddedness within their surroundings.more →
Peculiar graphics by Marie-Louise Ekman at Grafikens Hus this summer
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Ongoing from September 2012 The network Klister is a nationwide network for small and medium-sized contemporary art institutions in Sweden. Klister seeks to highlight the role of smaller contemporary art institutions in society.more →
Tea and Coffee Salon
25.5, 14:00–16:00 Tea and Coffee Salon: Bread salon. The Tea and Coffee Salons began in spring 2012 and are an ongoing collaboration with Women's Center Tensta Hjulsta and the Lebanese Family Association. The associations present themselves and their members at Tensta konsthall through the different themes of the salons.more →
2012–2014 Casco, Office for Art, Design and Theory, Utrecht, Tensta konsthall, Stockholm, and The Showroom, London are pleased to announce the launch of the two-year project COHAB that investigates meaningful ways in which artists and organisations can be deeply invested within their local contexts and at the same time form close dialogues in an international arena.more →
The New Model
2011-2013 Lars Bang Larsen, Magnus Bärtås, Ane Hjorth Guttu, Dave Hullfish Bailey, Hito Steyerl. Started in 2011 at Tensta konsthall, over a period of two years, The New Model will investigate the heritage from The Model: A model for a qualitative society in a number of projects, seminars, workshops and exhibitions. Participants will include Lars Bang Larsen, Magnus Bärtås, Ane Hjorth Guttu, Dave Hullfish Bailey and Hito Steyerl.more →
The Fashion Project
From March 2012 In this project fashion is placed into a wider context, focused on identity and networking for women.more →
Ongoing Our café serves food and sweets with inspiration from all over the world. We have free wifi for guests, toys for the children, and Swedish and international art magazines to read.more →
Gallery Club
Ongoing In the spring of 2011 Konsthallsklubben (Gallery Club) was initiated by a group of 11 year-old girls from a nearby school. The club is aimed at children, 10-13 years old, who meet once a week to discuss and make art together with invited artists and staff.more →
Gunilla Klingberg: Brand New View—Tensta
Ongoing Gunilla Klingberg's work on the two front windows of Tensta Centrum, Brand New View—Tensta, is a new work in a series of installations with cut-out foil on windows. For Abstract Possible: The Stockholm Synergies she has made a new version of Brand New View, this time relying on logos found in Tensta Centrum, for example, the grocery store Matvärlden and the kebab restaurant Tasty Fried Chicken.more →
Wade Guyton: Untitled
Ongoing The floor in Tensta konsthall's exhibition space is a work by New York based artist Wade Guyton. The very means of artistic production—particularly painting—are the focus of many of his works. Untitled (2010) is a remake of the floor in Guyton's former studio space.more →
Tommy Støckel: Workshop with Ross Tensta Gymnasium and KTH Tensta
Ongoing The results from the workshop that the artist Tommy Støckel held in December 2011, together with students from Ross Tensta gymnasium and KTH Tensta in conjunction with Tensta konsthall are exhibited in Ross Tensta Gymnasium's conservatory. The workshop was carried out during Abstract Possible: The Stockholm Synergies, where Tommy Støckel partook with the piece In My Mind This Goes On Forever (2012).more →
Spatial Concept: Nikolaus Hirsch
Ongoing The spatial concept for the new Tensta konsthall has been developed by architect Nikolaus Hirsch. Architect Filippa Stålhane has developed the details.more →
Wednesday 11-21
Thursday-Friday 11-18
Saturday-Sunday 12-17
We do custom tours for elementary school to high school aged groups. Pre-booked tours during the day for schools are free. The tour takes about 50 minutes.
Tensta konthall offers guided tours of current exhibitions for large groups such as arts organizations, businesses or private groups. Tours are offered in Swedish and English. Cost is 2000 SEK + voluntary entrance donation. Length is about 50 minutes and maximum number of participants is 30.
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Take the blue line metro towards Hjulsta and get off at Tensta. The ride takes about twenty minutes from Stockholm's Central Station (T-Centralen). Tensta konsthall is located directly under the Tensta Centrum shopping mall and there is a flight of stairs from Tensta Allé leading down to Taxingeplan, the square just in front of the konsthall.
The café is the entrance to Tensta konsthall. The café offers coffee and light meals, and its opening times are the same as the gallery's. Tensta konsthall and its café, with free Internet service, also functions as a meeting place for individuals, groups and organizations, and as a workplace. The menu varies from day to day, and can include substantial salads, soups and grilled sandwiches. The café also offers espresso, a large selection of teas, which can be accompanied by, for example, baklava, carrot cake, cinnamon rolls.
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Tensta konsthall is supported by Stockholm City, Swedish Arts Council, Stockholm County Council
Abstract Possible: The Stockholm Synergies is supported by Danish Arts Council, FastPartner, Foundation for Arts Initiative, Malmö konsthall, Mondrian Foundation, The Office for Contemporary Art Norway, Austrian Embassy; Parts of Abstract Possible: The Stockholm Synergies are realized in collaboration with ABF, Center for Fashion Studies, Stockholm University, Konsthall C, The Royal Institute of Art, Ross Tensta Gymnasium, Sternberg Press, Tensta Library; Special thanks to Iaspis; Part of the project was realized as a consultancy commission at Bukowskis
Art Camps are realized in collaboration with Gerlesborgsskolan, Göteborgs konstskola, Konstfack, Lava Kulturhuset, The Royal Institute of Art, Nyckelviksskolan, Unga Dramaten
Bidoun Library is realized in collaboration with Bagdad Café
Cluster is realized with support by European Cultural Foundation, Swedish Arts Council
Curatorial Summer Workshop is realized in collaboration with Kungl. Konsthögskolan, initiated by Maria Lind and Nina Möntmann
Doing what you want: Marie-Louise Ekman accompanied by Sister Corita Kent, Mladen Stilinovic and Martha Wilson is realized in collaboration with Henie Onstad Kunstsenter in Oslo. The seminar series Dream and Reality is realized in collaboration with the Institution for Culture and Communication at Södertörn University and ABF
Gallery club is realized in collaboration with TioTretton Kulturhuset, Cinema Africa, Blå Huset
Hinrich Sachs Kami, Khoka, Bert and Ernie (World Heritage) is realized with support from Baselland, Basel-Stadt, Pro Helvetia, Royal Institute of Art; The Embassy of Switzerland in Stockholm, Parts of Hinrich Sachs Kami, Khoka, Bert and Ernie (World Heritage) are realized in collaboration with Askebyskolan Rinkeby, Livstycket
Katitzi: A Literary Character Rooted in Reality is realized in collaboration with Angelica Ström. The seminar series is realized in collaboration with ABF and the publishers, Natur och Kultur
Publishing In Process: Ownership In Question is realized with support by Iaspis, Konstfack. It is realised in the framework of COHAB, a two-year project initiated by The Showroom, Casco - Office for Art, Design and Theory, Utrecht and Tensta Konsthall, Stockholm, realized with the support of the Culture Programme of the European Union
T.451 by Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster and Ari Benjamin Meyers is realized in collaboration with Stockholm konst, who produced the project, and with support by Stockholm Library and Tensta Library; Thanks to Greater Stockholm Fire Department, The Organization Röda Hanen, The Kurdish Association Spånga, Stockholm City Museum
Tensta museum: Reports from New Sweden is funded with support from Svenska Postkodlotteriet and is also a part of Beginning as Well as We Can: How Much Fascism Can We Take, a collaboration between WHW, Zagreb, and Grazer Kunstverein, Graz. With the support from the Culture Programme of the European Union and the European Commission.
The Cut is realized with support by Kulturbryggan
The Fashion Project is realized in collaboration with the Center for Fashion Studies, Stockholm University
The New Model is realized with support by European Cultural Foundation, Goethe Institut, Office for Contemporary Art Norway, Kulturkontakt Nord; Parts of the New Model are realized in collaboration with The School of Architecture at The Royal Institute of Technology. It is realised in the framework of COHAB, a two-year project initiated by The Showroom, Casco - Office for Art, Design and Theory, Utrecht and Tensta Konsthall, Stockholm, realized with the support of the Culture Programme of the European Union
The Society Without Qualities is realized as part of The New Model which is realized with support by European Cultural Foundation, Goethe Institut, Office for Contemporary Art Norway, Kulturkontakt Nord and is realised in the framework of COHAB, a two-year project initiated by The Showroom, Casco - Office for Art, Design and Theory, Utrecht and Tensta Konsthall, realized with the support of the Culture Programme of the European Union. Thanks to Gallery Nicolai Wallner and Kulturkontakt Nord. Sharon Lockhart would like to thank neugerriemschneider, Berlin, Gladstone Gallery, New York and Brussels, and Blum & Poe, Los Angeles. Learning Site would like to thank The Swedish Arts Grants Committee and Danish Art Agency.
What does an art institution do? is realized in collaboration with Konstfack's Master program Art in the Public Realm and Curatorlab; The project is supported by Iaspis
What Does Social Practice Do? is realized in collaboration with the KTH School of Architecture, KTH in Tensta and the Stockholm City Planning Office. In Collaboration with CuratorLab, Konstfack. Supported by FCT (Fundação para a Ciência e Tecnologia); IASPIS; Instituto Camões Stockholm; TAP airlines; Portuguese Embassy in Stockholm
Who Will Fund Conteporary Art? is realized in collaboration with Botkyrka konsthall, Konsthall C, Marabouparken och Mossutstllningar
Undoing Property? book release at Tensta konsthall. Editors: Marysia Lewandowska and Laurel Ptak, supported by the Polish Institute Stockholm.
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Abstract Possible: The Stockholm Synergies Artist Lectures
19.1-12.4 2012 A series of lectures at Tensta konsthall by Doug Ashford, Wade Guyton, Mai-Thu Perret, Walid Raad and Sven Lütticken in collaboration with the Royal University College of Fine Arts.more →
Conversation about Igor Dergalin
Europa Europa by The Knife and Ful
Saturday 23.8, 16:00 Why do we need walls against heroes? This question is raised by the art group Ful and the band The Knife in their anti-nationalistic and controversial cabaret, Europa Europa. The Cabaret is performed in Tensta as a continuation of the collaboration between Tensta Konsthall and Stockholm Music & Arts, and is a way of strengthening the relationship between suburb and inner-city, music and art. In previous years, Linda Pira and The Salazar Brothers have performed at Taxingepan outside the gallery as a part of the collaboration.
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The New Model
Magnus Bärtås will introduce The Miracle in Tensta (Theoria)
Magnus Bärtås' new film, The Miracle in Tensta (Theoria) is a wayward depiction of how the Virgin Mary appeared in Tensta in the summer of 2012, based on testimonies on the internet. With the help of Tensta residents, the testimonies have been visualized and shot in the same room in the gallery where the film will be shown.more →
The Silent University: Language Café
Textile workshop at Taxingeplan
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Opening hours during summer
Reading regina
Wednesday 13.8, 18:00–20:00 Join us for a reading session which explores the commercialisation of the home. Taking place in an Air BnB apartment the session will discuss the different processes involved in participating in renting schemes and the affect this has on intimacy, relationships and our perception of the domestic space.more →
Art Camp
During school breaks Tensta konsthall arranges art camps for children and teenagers, 10–19 years old under the guidance of a professional artist. The art camp may revolve around specific mediums, themes, or the artist's own practice. Summer Art Camp June, July and August.more →


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Sox choice of Robin Ventura is smart, innovative
Now, let me say that I have no idea who wrote that headline. It's atop Scott Miller's column, which includes this passage:
Leave it to the Chicago White Sox and general manager Kenny Williams to zig when everyone else thinks they'll zag, to take the path through the woods when everyone else is looking at the paved roads.
The White Sox picked a manager Thursday straight out of left field, a guy who has never been in a major-league dugout as a skipper or as a coach.
But you know what? Because Robin Ventura was in the dugout for 2,079 games as a player, and because of who he is, the choice is perfect.
Can he manage? We'll find out.
Nowhere in Miller's article does the word "smart" appear. I mean, you might make a connection between "smart" and "the choice is perfect" ... but I think the necessity of making a connection leaves Miller just a bit of wiggle room.
Which I think he needs, because whatever you care to say about the hiring of Robin Ventura, there's very little evidence at hand to suggest it's smart.
It might someday be seen as smart. Brilliant, even. But there is absolutely no way in holy hell that anyone can know, today, that hiring a guy who has never coached or managed at any level of professional baseball is smart.
Well, except there is this:
If Tim Brown were just making this up, I would suggest he's got a real career in comedy writing if this baseball thing should peter out. But I'm pretty sure he's serious.
Look, I don't doubt that Ventura has a great feel for the game. I suspect that a fair number of professional baseball players do. Can he handle the day-to-day grind of managing, with everything that entails? Can he manage 25 men for six months, many of them millionaires and few of them far past the emotional state of a petulant adolescent? Can he run a bullpen without abusing their arms and killing his starting pitchers' ERAs? Can he deal with all those annoying questions from the know-it-all writers, day after day after fershlugginer day?
Nobody can possibly know the answer to any of these questions yet. Not Kenny Williams, not Scott Miller, not Rob Neyer, not even Robin Ventura.
Innovate? Yes. Smart? All we know is that it's somewhere between incredibly brilliant and ridiculously foolish. Arguing much else is just a wild-ass guess.


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The Lakers were not able to keep up with the Blue Storm on Saturday. Both teams got off to a slow start, at halftime the score was 22-15 with the Lakers behind. The Lakers played the game with great defense and grabbed numerous rebounds, but were not able to score enough points to keep up. Candace Niemerg dominated the boards grabbing 15 rebounds while scoring the team high of 20 points for the Lakers. Despite her great performance, the Lakers were not able to pull off the win. The final score of the game was 57-49 with the Lakers falling short at home.
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Pushing sovereignty on the sly
New book likens chimp warfare to that of traditional societies.
Why help from one of Asia's best-known dissidents isn't always welcome.
A maimed 12-year-old mishandled by police
Combatants fight for a region the size of South Korea rich with gold, jade and timber. But China and America have great stakes in this battle as well.
Thai capital's leading candidate for governor panders to a niche demographic
Culture czar fears Thailand's reputation in peril after a sketch about the Rosetta Stone and sex tourism.
Firing squads are out. Injections are in. But who'll supply the poison?
Gunfire shatters peace pledge.
An impoverished nation awash in SIM cards
Americans think of Bangkok as embodying the rich-poor divide of the developing world, but some US areas are beginning to rival it.
As mortars rain down, president hails military's "sacrifices in blood"
"Never shall we have to take the exam again. We have to stand up!"
State-aligned press depicts guerrilla forces as brutal, duplicitous
Some Muslim leaders begrudgingly accept Christians sharing holy word
Questions surround Cambodia's largest-ever project
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WR Spurlock rejoins Chargers
The Chargers claimed WR Micheal Spurlock off waivers from the Jaguars and waived RB Curtis Brinkley.
Jaguars claim DE Babin
The Jaguars claimed former Eagles DE Jason Babin off waivers, ESPN's Adam Schefter first reported.
Jaguars make several roster moves
The Jaguars signed CB Antwaun Molden, WR Quan Cosby, RB Jordan Todman and WR Toney Clemons.
AFC South Spin cycle: Texans get controversial win, Colts win ugly
What we learned about the teams of the AFC South, which went 3-1 in Week 12.
Henne throws two TDs, Jaguars snap losing streak
Chad Henne threw two touchdown passes, sparking the NFL's worst offense for the second consecutive week, and the Jaguars beat the Titans 24-19.
Stakes high for Henne, Jaguars over final six weeks
If Chad Henne continues to provide a spark for the Jaguars' offense, Blaine Gabbert's days as a starter in Jacksonville could be numbered.
Jaguars place QB Gabbert, WR Robinson on I.R.
The Jaguars placed QB Blaine Gabbert and WR Laurent Robinson on injured reserve, the team announced Wednesday.
Jaguars sign WR Shipley
The Jaguars signed WR Jordan Shipley and waived FB Will Ta'ufo'ou, the team announced Tuesday.
Jaguars QB Henne to start in Week 12
Chad Henne will be the Jaguars' starting quarterback in Sunday's game against the Titans, head coach Mike Mularkey told reporters on Monday.
AFC South Spin cycle: Schaub bails out Texans
The Texans' defense was bailed out by a historic performance from QB Matt Schaub, while nothing could bail out Colts QB Andrew Luck's continued turnover issues on the road.
Jaguars lacking talent but not heart
While the final results have been ugly in this lost season, Jaguars players continue to put forth maximum effort.
Rivera, Mularkey, Shurmur don't come through in clutch
Embattled head coaches have something in common: They all make late-game situational mistakes that cost their teams.
Career days for Schaub, Johnson help Texans top Jags
Andre Johnson caught a screen pass from Matt Schaub and ran 48 yards for the winning touchdown in overtime as the Texans rallied to beat Jacksonville 43-37.
AFC South Spin cycle: Texans win statement game
The Texans and Colts continue their winning ways, while the Titans got back on track in Miami. The Jagaurs, on the other hand, are going nowhere fast.
Mularkey reaches boiling point in another lopsided home loss
Jaguars head coach Mike Mularkey appeared to reach a boiling point in Jacksonville's 27-10 home loss to the Colts.
The Jacksonville Jaguars have activated linebacker Daryl Smith from injured reserve and placed Lowery on IR with a foot injury.||||||| Lowery's absence means second-year player Chris Prosinski moves back into the starting lineup. Prosinski started in place of Lowery earlier in the season.
Lowery is back in the starting lineup for the Jacksonville Jaguars after missing five games with a foot injury.||||||| Lowery is active for Sunday's game against Tennessee, a good sign for a defense that allowed 527 yards passing last week at Houston.
The Jacksonville Jaguars won't have starting safety Dwight Lowery available for Sunday's season finale against Indianapolis.||||||| Lowery was limited in practice all week because of a shoulder injury and had been listed as doubtful. Left tackle Eugene Monroe, listed as questionable, will start against the Colts.
Lowery is expected to replace Courtney Greene at free safety during this week's game against Carolina.||||||| The Jaguars have used 13 different starting lineups in their defensive backfield over the last 23 games. Jacksonville believes Lowery could be the final piece to solidifying what was one of the worst defenses in the league last season. The Jaguars used five different safeties in 2010 - Gerald Alexander, Don Carey, Sean Considine, Greene and Anthony Smith - and couldn't find success with any.
New York Jets coach Rex Ryan says he will start cornerback Dwight Lowery at safety when the Jets (9-4) play the Steelers (10-3).||||||| New York is thin at the position with Eric Smith sitting this week with a concussion and Jim Leonhard out for the year with a broken shin.


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Classes are now under way at Owens and there are a lot of new changes coming to the college this year.
One of those big changes is President Dr. Mike Bower. Bower is the sixth president in the 47-year history of the school, coming from North Dakota.
Every year Owens is looking for ways to improve and give students more options. A modification this year is a new associate degree in vascular sonography.
Dr. Renay Scott said it is just one way that Owens is looking to broaden its scope of learning.
"This region has several heart centers and vascular centers that try to help the community in health and wellness for the heart. By having a vascular sonography program, we can prepare technicians who use vascular equipment and sound waves to study the health of the heart," explained Scott.
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- State Parks Plan for Fun-Filled Weekend
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State Parks Plan for Fun-Filled Weekend
PIERRE, S.D. -- No time to get away? Take a mini vacation at a South Dakota state park. Several special events that offer activities for the entire family will take place soon across the state.
- 34th Annual Sioux River Folk Festival, Newton Hills State Park near Canton, Friday, Aug. 2 through Sunday, Aug. 4. Newton Hills State Park is hosting three days of folk music, dancing and family fun during the annual Sioux River Folk Festival. Info: 605-987-2263, www.fotm.org
- All the People You'll Meet on Mulberry Street, Chief White Crane Recreation Area near Yankton, Aug. 2, 8 p.m. CDT. Join us for a kick-off to the Dr. Suess weekend by coming to mingle, make a tasty snack, and play some wacky games. All ages welcome. Info: 605-668-2985
- Riverman/Riverwoman Sprint Triathlon, Farm Island Recreation Area near Pierre, Aug. 3, 7:40 a.m. CDT. Compete as an individual or as part of a team in this annual event. Take a 0.4-mile swim along swim beach, an 18-mile bike ride on SD Hwy 34, and a 3.5-mile run on the island trail. Info: 605-773-2885
- Nature Hike, Good Earth State Park at Blood Run near Sioux Falls, Aug. 3, 9 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. CDT. Come learn why the American Indians called this land home for many years. This 2-mile hike travels through tall grass prairies and a large oak forest, allowing you to enjoy the wondrous beauty that is Good Earth State Park. Info: 605-987-2263 or email@example.com, Pre-registration: 605-362-2777 or www.outdoorcampus.org
- Kayaking for Fun, North Point Recreation Area near Pickstown, Aug. 3, 9:30 a.m. CDT. Learn how to kayak safely and efficiently. Kayaks will be provided. Bring your own personal floatation device, if possible. Info: 605-487-7046
- Bean Bag Tourney, Newton Hills State Park near Canton, Aug. 3, 10 a.m. CDT. Bring your game face to this bean bag tournament! We have a limited number of bean bag sets, so first come, first served. All ages are welcome, and prizes will be awarded to both participants and winners. Info: 605-987-2263
- Steady Eddy Disc Golf Tourney, Oahe Downstream Recreation Area near Fort Pierre, Aug. 3, 10 a.m. CDT. The Annual Steady Eddy Disc Golf Tourney is played in memory of Ed Headrick, known as the inventor of disc golf. Players will complete two rounds of 18 holes. Cash payout to place winners. Regristration fee: $20, Info: 605-223-7722
- Dutch Oven Desserts, Lake Vermillion Recreation Area near Canistota, Aug. 3, 6 p.m. CDT. Learn how to make a dessert in the Dutch oven. Info: 605-296-3643
- Evening with the Owls Walk in the Park, Oahe Downstream Recreation Area near Fort Pierre, Aug. 3, 9 p.m. CDT. Enjoy a walk and talk on South Dakota owls. Info: 605-223-7722
- Pedal to the Park, Oakwood Lakes State Park near Bruce, Aug. 4, 12:30 p.m. CDT. Begin at Sioux River Bicycle & bike to Oakwood Lakes State Park. Refreshments will be provided at the park. Return rides will not be furnished. Everyone is encouraged to bike back or arrange for a ride. Fee: $8, proceeds go to the Parks and Wildlife Foundation. Info: 605-627-5441
A park entrance license is required to enter all parks. Participants are encouraged to wear suitable shoes, dress for the weather and apply insect repellant.
For more information on South Dakota State Parks, please visit www.gfp.sd.gov or call 605-773-3391.
State Parks Offers Summer Nature Camps For Kids
PIERRE, S.D. -- Four South Dakota state parks are hosting nature day camps for kids ages 7-12. The camps are a great way for kids to explore surrounding recreation areas and focus on the outdoors.
Oakwood Lakes State Park near Volga is hosting a day camp from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. CDT on Tuesday, Aug. 6. Bring a sack lunch and meet at the welcome center for an afternoon of games, crafts, and campfire cooking! Please call 605-627-5441 to register.
"Nature Explorers" is the theme at Angostura Recreation Area near Hot Springs on Wednesday, Aug. 7, from 9:30 a.m. to noon MDT. Catch insects, discover tracks, smell flowers, identify animal droppings and look at birds through binoculars. Join us at Shelter House 2 and spend the morning being a naturalist and exploring the outdoors! Call 605-745-6996 for more information or to register.
A Nature Day Camp at Big Sioux Recreation Area near Brandon will teach participants about South Dakota reptiles with a hands-on lesson, craft project, hike/walk and games. The camp runs from 9 to 11 a.m. CDT on Thursday, Aug. 8. This qualifies as a Junior Naturalist program. Call 605-582-7243 for more information and to register.
Lake Poinsett Recreation Area near Arlington is hosting a day camp from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. CDT on Aug. 8. Bring a sack lunch and enjoy a day of outdoor activities. Call 605-983-5085 to register.
While the camps are geared for kids ages 7-12, younger children may attend if accompanied by an adult. Kids are reminded to wear clothing appropriate for the weather, and also bring bug spray, drinking water and shoes comfortable for walking. Sandals are not appropriate. No snacks or refreshments will be provided, but kids are welcome to bring their own. There is no fee for the camp; however a park entrance license is required to enter state parks and recreation areas.
For a complete list of state park events, visit South Dakota state parks on the web at www.gfp.sd.gov


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When Isaac was still a tropical storm passing along the Florida coast, a woman took advantage of its high winds. She jumped on a skateboard and grabbed an umbrella.
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This is a view from the deck of Tahina, a catamaran sailboat, while at anchor on the Tuamotus Atoll of Tikehau. We were at the anchorage nearest to the Tikehau pass. You can see a few houses in the nearby island. On this day, you could often not tell the difference between the sky and the water at the horizon due to perfect reflections off the water.
A visit to Tahiti and her islands is akin to stumbling upon a parallel universe where fantasy is just another form of reality and hedonistic daydreams come to life. French Polynesia has captivated the world's imagination since 19th-century European explorers first set foot upon her steamy shores."


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No room here - prisoners being sent out of Essex (From Chelmsford Weekly News)
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Some south Essex prisoners being sent out of county due to Chelmsford Prison "population issue"
4:00pm Thursday 27th March 2014 in News By Ian Weinfass, Senior reporter
SOME prisoners are being sent out of Essex due to a "population issue" in Chelmsford.
The Echo understands that some people remanded in custody by Southend magistrates last week have been sent to jails as far away as Bedford.
The prison service said there was not an issue with receiving offenders at Chelmsford, but a spokeswoman clarified that some offenders were being sent to other centres as part of a "management of the prison population", a "common" move.
The Ministry of Justice closed a wing at Chelmsford Prison last year.
A Prison Service statement said: "We have enough space to accommodate all offenders.
"We continue to modernise the prison estate so it delivers best value for the taxpayer, and are building house-blocks for 1,260 prisoners across four prisons and a 2,100-place prison in Wrexham."
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4:04pm Thu 27 Mar 14
runwellian says...
4:12pm Thu 27 Mar 14
Nebs says...
runwellian wrote:But it is. The human rights of their family to visit them.
If they didn't break the law they wouldn't go to prison, so where they are sent is of no importance!
We could solve the prison overcrowding problem, and at the same time solve the problem of our foreign aid being taken by those in power, by using our foreign aid money to build prisons in developing countries. It would create building work in those countries, and then long term jobs for locals as prison warders. Still be cheaper to fly the prisoners out and back, compared to what it costs to keep them here.
4:20pm Thu 27 Mar 14
Jack222 says...
And the idea of building jails overseas is pointless for so many reasons...
4:47pm Thu 27 Mar 14
Living the La Vida Legra says...
5:11pm Thu 27 Mar 14
Kim Gandy says...
Living the La Vida Legra wrote:Quite right!
Who cares where they go? They have lost the right to choose where they stay, Tough! Don't brake the Law, and you can see your family anytime you like. But these people have made a choice not to see their familys
5:12pm Thu 27 Mar 14
carnmountyouknowitmakessense says...
8:05pm Thu 27 Mar 14
Nebs says...
Jack222 wrote:Not at all. You use the foreign aid budget to build the jails, money that you would be sending out there anyway, only now it is used to provide employment for builders rather than being pocketed by those at the top of the food chain.
It's also an economic issue - I strongly suspect that we will have to pay more for prisoners to be jailed outside the county than in.
And the idea of building jails overseas is pointless for so many reasons...
The running costs of a prison in a developing country is well under our £40k a year per prisoner, even including the flights there and back.
Everyones a winner.
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City heritage committee holds public meeting on performing arts centre design
The public is invited to a consultation meeting at City Hall next Monday evening to provide input on the proposed design of the new Isabel Bader Centre for the Performing Arts.
Queen's has applied to the Municipal Heritage Committee for permission to renovate and restore two stone structures known as the Stella Buck and the Stable Buildings at the J.K. Tett Complex (390 King Street West) as part of the new Centre.
The Centre will house a world-class concert hall, sound studio and recording facilities, a large lobby with exhibition space for local and regional artists, an art gallery, waterfront café, studio theatre, screening room and rehearsal hall.
The new complex also includes instructional space for the departments of music, art, film and media and drama that significantly improves facilities for students, faculty and staff. The space for the academic departments would be in the reconfigured interior of the Stella Buck and Stable (former Domino Theatre) buildings.
"We plan to restore the exterior of the buildings as they were when they were originally used as a brewery between 1831 and 1900," says Ann Browne, Associate Vice-Principal (Facilities). "The east and west walls of the Stella Buck and the north and east walls of the Stable will be preserved. Our architects have created a stunning façade that respects the history of the buildings and of Kingston. We are very excited to move forward."
At the July 26 committee meeting, Ms Browne will make a presentation about the design and the restoration plan for the buildings. There will then be an opportunity for the public to ask questions and make comments. For more information, please visit the Committee's webpage.
The meeting starts at 7:00 p.m. in Memorial Hall on the second floor of City Hall.
"We are inviting the community and in particular, neighbouring residents to come and see the design and hear more about our plans," says Ms Browne. "Queen's is absolutely committed to maintaining the heritage aspects of the buildings while creating a thoroughly modern facility that will benefit the university community, city residents and attract people from far and wide."
The Isabel Bader Centre for the Performing Arts will be a world-class teaching and performance venue for students, faculty and artists. It will enhance the teaching of the creative arts in one of the finest education facilities for the arts community that will promote collaborations among Queen's and Kingston-area arts groups and encourage regional cultural tourism.


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Cost of repairing wobbly bridge could rise to £10m
Within the next two weeks engineer Ove Arup will unveil its proposals to stop the wobbling Millennium Bridge from swaying at an estimated cost of £2 million. There are serious concerns, however, that Lord Foster's Thames footbridge will need a further £10 million of remedial work before it can be opened to the public.
Ove Arup is expected to favour a system of dampers to bring stability to the £18 million "blade of light", a method which some experts believe will be ineffective. "Maybe dampers will work," said the Tokyo-based bridge specialist, Professor Yozo Fujino, "but I'm not very confident. The problem is that the bridge is very light and human forces are very large."
Fujino identified the problem of "synchronised footfall" in a paper written in 1993. This report has subsequently been consulted by engineers around the world including Techniker, the firm behind London's Royal Victoria Dock footbridge that opened in 1998. "If you do advanced and sophisticated things, then you should make sure you read the literature first," said Techniker's director Mathew Wells.
Ove Arup failed to consult Fujino's paper, considering it to be obscure, but it did undertake "dynamic analyses" and wind tunnel tests as well as consulting an independent firm of engineers before proceeding with the design.
Another bridge expert, Dr Arvind Kumar, advises the Corporation of London and was one of over 200 entrants in the Millennium Bridge design competition. Kumar believes that more drastic measures are needed to make the bridge safe. "You can't totally rectify the bridge except by raising the height of the cables which would cost up to £10 million," he said.
Whatever solution Ove Arup propose, it is clear that the cost will run into of millions of pounds. What is not clear as of yet is where this additional funding will come from. The Millennium Commission, private financiers and the project's insurers can all expect a visit in the near future.


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Richard Dreyfuss, Lance Bass, Bruce Vilanch and Annette O'Toole will be part of a Nov. 19 San Diego reading of Academy Award-winning "Milk" screenwriter Dustin Lance Black's stage drama 8, chronicling California's anti-gay marriage legislation Prop 8.
Brian Wells will direct the production that will take place at 7:30 PM at the Birch North Park Theatre. Also participating will be San Diego City councilman Todd Gloria, Steve Gunderson, Ryan Rottman and Lisa Sanders.
A talkback with Black and San Diego mayor Jerry Sanders will follow the performance.
8, which premiered on Broadway in 2011 with an all-star cast, utilizes the original transcripts from the 2010 Perry v. Schwarzenegger case, which sought to overturn the 2008 voter-approved Prop. 8 legislation that denied same-sex couples the right to marry. The trial ultimately led to a California federal judge's ruling that Prop. 8 was unconstitutional and unfairly discriminated against homosexuals.
8 continues to roll out in productions across the country, at colleges, universities and theatre organizations. The American Foundation for Equal Rights (AFER) and Broadway Impact administer the rights to 8, which is licensed royalty free.
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The producer template supports a variety of different approaches to invoking
producer endpoints. There are methods that support different formats for the
request message (as an
Exchange object, as a message body, as a
message body with a single header setting, and so on) and there are methods to
support both the synchronous and the asynchronous style of invocation. Overall,
producer template methods can be grouped into the following categories:
The methods for invoking endpoints synchronously have names of the form
send and
request. For example,
the methods for invoking an endpoint using either the default message exchange
pattern (MEP) or an explicitly specified MEP are named
sendBody(), and
sendBodyAndHeader() (where these
methods respectively send an
Exchange object, a message body, or a
message body and header value). If you want to force the MEP to be
InOut (request/reply semantics), you can call the
requestBody(), and
requestBodyAndHeader() methods instead.
The following example shows how to create a
instance and use it to send a message body to the
endpoint. The example also shows how to send a message body and header value
import org.apache.camel.ProducerTemplate import org.apache.camel.impl.DefaultProducerTemplate ... ProducerTemplate template = context.createProducerTemplate(); // Send to a specific queue template.sendBody("activemq:MyQueue", "<hello>world!</hello>"); // Send with a body and header template.sendBodyAndHeader( "activemq:MyQueue", "<hello>world!</hello>", "CustomerRating", "Gold" );
A special case of synchronous invocation is where you provide the
send() method with a
Processor argument instead of
Exchange argument. In this case, the producer template
implicitly asks the specified endpoint to create an
instance (typically, but not always having the InOnly MEP
by default). This default exchange is then passed to the processor, which
initializes the contents of the exchange object.
The following example shows how to send an exchange initialized by the
MyProcessor processor to the
import org.apache.camel.ProducerTemplate import org.apache.camel.impl.DefaultProducerTemplate ... ProducerTemplate template = context.createProducerTemplate(); // Send to a specific queue, using a processor to initialize template.send("activemq:MyQueue", new MyProcessor());
MyProcessor class is implemented as shown in the following
example. In addition to setting the In message body (as
shown here), you could also initialize message heades and exchange
import org.apache.camel.Processor; import org.apache.camel.Exchange; ... public class MyProcessor implements Processor { public MyProcessor() { } public void process(Exchange ex) { ex.getIn().setBody("<hello>world!</hello>"); } }
The methods for invoking endpoints asynchronously have
names of the form
asyncSend and
asyncRequest. For
example, the methods for invoking an endpoint using either the default message
exchange pattern (MEP) or an explicitly specified MEP are named
asyncSend() and
asyncSendBody() (where these
methods respectively send an
Exchange object or a message body). If
you want to force the MEP to be InOut (request/reply
semantics), you can call the
asyncRequestBodyAndHeader(), and
asyncRequestBodyAndHeaders() methods instead.
The following example shows how to send an exchange asynchronously to the
direct:start endpoint. The
asyncSend() method
returns a
java.util.concurrent.Future object, which is used to
retrieve the invocation result at a later time.
import java.util.concurrent.Future; import org.apache.camel.Exchange; import org.apache.camel.impl.DefaultExchange; ... Exchange exchange = new DefaultExchange(context); exchange.getIn().setBody("Hello"); Future<Exchange> future = template.asyncSend("direct:start", exchange); // You can do other things, whilst waiting for the invocation to complete ... // Now, retrieve the resulting exchange from the Future Exchange result = future.get();
The producer template also provides methods to send a message body
asynchronously (for example, using
asyncSendBody() or
asyncRequestBody()). In this case, you can use one of the
following helper methods to extract the returned message body from the
Future object:
<T> T extractFutureBody(Future future, Class<T> type); <T> T extractFutureBody(Future future, long timeout, TimeUnit unit, Class<T> type) throws TimeoutException;
The first version of the
extractFutureBody() method blocks until
the invocation completes and the reply message is available. The second version
of the
extractFutureBody() method allows you to specify a timeout.
Both methods have a type argument,
type, which casts the returned
message body to the specified type using a built-in type converter.
The following example shows how to use the
method to send a message body to the
direct:start endpoint. The
extractFutureBody() method is then used to retrieve the
reply message body from the
Future object.
Future<Object> future = template.asyncRequestBody("direct:start", "Hello"); // You can do other things, whilst waiting for the invocation to complete ... // Now, retrieve the reply message body as a String type String result = template.extractFutureBody(future, String.class);
In the preceding asynchronous examples, the request message is dispatched in a
sub-thread, while the reply is retrieved and processed by the main thread. The
producer template also gives you the option, however, of processing replies in
the sub-thread, using one of the
asyncCallbackSendBody(), or
asyncCallbackRequestBody() methods. In this case, you supply a
callback object (of
type), which automatically gets invoked in the sub-thread as soon as a reply
message arrives.
Synchronization callback interface is defined as
package org.apache.camel.spi;
import org.apache.camel.Exchange;
public interface Synchronization {
void onComplete(Exchange exchange);
void onFailure(Exchange exchange);
Where the
onComplete() method is called on receipt of a normal
reply and the
onFailure() method is called on receipt of a fault
message reply. Only one of these methods gets called back, so you must override
both of them to ensure that all types of reply are processed.
The following example shows how to send an exchange to the
direct:start endpoint, where the reply message is processed in
the sub-thread by the
SynchronizationAdapter callback
import java.util.concurrent.Future; import java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit; import org.apache.camel.Exchange; import org.apache.camel.impl.DefaultExchange; import org.apache.camel.impl.SynchronizationAdapter; ... Exchange exchange = context.getEndpoint("direct:start").createExchange(); exchange.getIn().setBody("Hello"); Future<Exchange> future = template.asyncCallback("direct:start", exchange, new SynchronizationAdapter() { @Override public void onComplete(Exchange exchange) { assertEquals("Hello World", exchange.getIn().getBody()); } });
Where the
SynchronizationAdapter class is a default
implementation of the
Synchronization interface, which you can
override to provide your own definitions of the
onComplete() and
onFailure() callback methods.
You still have the option of accessing the reply from the main thread, because
asyncCallback() method also returns a
object—for example:
// Retrieve the reply from the main thread, specifying a timeout Exchange reply = future.get(10, TimeUnit.SECONDS);


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- Release Date: Nov 16, 2008
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More pocket space
keep letters (either to the future you or from neighbors) in your pockets when your pockets fill up with stuff you can move your equipment, furniture etc. to the letters in your pockets freeing up more pocket space for fish and bugs & stuff
You can also store extra stuff at the post office in letters when your drawers at home fill up
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10 XC: Finished 12th (14:02.86) to start the season in the JU Short Course Duals…posted a season-best time of 20:28.56 at the A-Sun Championships…also ran a 20:41.03 (25th) at the FLRunners.com Invitational.
10 Outdoor: Competed in the 1,500-meter at the UNF Osprey Challenge.
10 Indoor: Competed in the 3,000 and 5,000-meters at the A-Sun Championship.
09 XC: Ran a time of 18:35 (14th) at the conference meet to earn second team all-conference honors…her mark also ranks 16th on the school's 5K all-time list…posted the 12th best 6K in the program at the NCAA East Regional with a time of 23:28.37…recorded a time of 19:18.28 (15th) at the FLRunners.com Invitational…placed third at the JU Short Course Duals (13:15.17).
09 Outdoor: Ran a time of 4:56.13 to place 13th in the 1,500-meter at the UNF Spring Break Open…placed third in the 2,000-meter steeplechase with a time of 8:03.56 at the JU-UNF Duals…finished 14th in the 3,000-meter steeplechase at the Pepsi Florida Relays.
09 Indoor: Finished sixth in the 3,000-meter with a time of 10:44.30…took ninth in the 3,000-meter (10:44.90) and 10th in the 5,000-meter (18:38.94) at the A-Sun Championships.
08 XC: Ran in six of the seven meets this season…assisted the Dolphins in winning four meets…ran a season-best time of 19:38.05 to place 36th at the UF Mountain Dew Invitational…also placed 26th with a time of 19:45 at the Mercer RunFit Invitational…was the Dolphins' second highest tandem finisher in the JU/UNF 2x1 Relay.


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Crossing the Threshold – event marks new women bishops' law
Two women bishops from the USA will take part in a conference as legislation allowing women to be ordained as bishops comes into effect.
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Welsh faith leaders condemn persecution of Iraq Christians
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FGCU Returns Alico Arena To Face ETSU
ETSU (16-8, 11-2) vs. FGCU (5-15, 2-9)
DATE: Friday, Feb. 4, 2011
CITY: Fort Myers, Fla.
SITE: Alico Arena (4,500)
TIP-OFF: 7:05 p.m. ET
LIVE AUDIO: www.FGCUATHLETICS.com
TALENT: Tom James (Play-by-Play)
J. Webb-Horton (Color Analyst)
LIVE STATS: www.FGCUATHLETICS.com
LIVE VIDEO: A-Sun.TV
SERIES: ETSU leads, 5-1
LAST MEETING: ETSU 84, FGCU 65 - Jan. 8, 2011
LAST GAME: Lipscomb 88, FGCU 71 - Jan. 30
FGCU will open the month of February with its first home game in nearly three weeks when ETSU visits Alico Arena on Friday night for the second meeting this season between the two teams. The Eagles earned a 2-2 split on their recent four-game road swing, but are still in search of their first home A-Sun win. FGCU has played seven of its first 11 conference games on the road, but will enjoy the luxury of having six home contests in February.
FGCU will look snap a four-game losing streak against ETSU on Friday night. The Eagles' lone win against the Buccaneers came at Alico Arena in 2009 where two of three meetings have been decided by 10 points or less. During this year's first meeting in Johnson City, Tenn., ETSU's Mike Smith turned a 20-point and 20-rebound performance to lead the Buccaneers to the 84-65 win.
Freshman CHRISTOPHE VARIDEL became the second FGCU player to earn weekly praise from the A-Sun this week when he was named the Newcomer of the Week by the league. Varidel poured in a team season-high 29 points in FGCU's thrilling 111-103 triple-overtime win at Stetson and finished the three-game week with a scoring average of 20.7. Varidel has led the team in scoring six of the last eight contests and ranks third in the A-Sun in threes per game (2.55).
Winners of 12 of its last 13 games, ETSU enters Friday night's contest a one game out of first place in the A-Sun standings at 11-2. Also included in the Buccaneers' 16-8 record are road wins at Dayton and Mississippi State. ETSU has produced a 9-1 record on its home floor this season, but is just 7-7 on the road and at neutral sites. Bolstered by his 20-20 performance in January against the Eagles, senior Mike Smith is third in the A-Sun in scoring (17.1) and fifth in rebound (7.2) - making him one of two players to rank in the top 5 of each category. Smith is a three-time conference Player of the Week this season. After Smith, ETSU sports a balanced attack of three more players averaging double figure points. Senior Justin Tubbs returned from injury last week against Mercer, coming off the bench to score 13 points with eight rebounds. Tubbs averages 10 points and nearly five boards per game. Capping the strong senior cast is Micah Williams who is second on the team at 14.4 points per contest. The trio of seniors accounts for 120 of ETSU's made three-pointers on the year.
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@ FGCU: 148-115 (9th Season)
Overall: 183-164 (12th Season)
Atlantic Sun: 20-47 (4th Season)
Vs. ETSU: 1-5
Murry Bartow
@ ETSU: 154-95 (8th Season)
Overall: 257-178 (13th Season)
Atlantic Sun: 77-67 (6th Season)
Vs. FGCU: 5-1
Redshirt sophomore ANTHONY BANKS has been on a strict offensive rebounding diet, collecting a staggering 77 offensive boards this season, including nine against ACC foe Miami which equaled his career-best. Banks leads the A-Sun in offensive rebounds per game (3.85) by a full board per contest. He has grabbed five or more offensive rebounds in a game seven times this season and 16 for his career. He ranks ninth in the A-Sun at 6.5 caroms per contest.
Junior MARLON RIVERA has taken over the reins of the point guard position and leads the A-Sun in assists per game (34th nationally) at a 5.4 clip. Rivera has led the team in assists 18 times, highlighted by five outings with seven helpers or more. On Dec. 21 in a win over N.C. Central, Rivera dished out 12 assists - the second-most in the program's Division I history and one of three double-digit performances by an A-Sun player this season. Rivera eclipsed the 100 assists mark, marking the seventh time in nine seasons a player has accomplished the feat for the Eagles.
With 30 threes in his last eight games, freshman CHRISTOPHE VARIDEL is climbing up the A-Sun ranks in three-pointers per game and sits third at a 2.55 per game clip. Out of Varidel's 65 made field goals on season, 51 have come from beyond the arc. Varidel has made three or more trifectas in a game 11 times, including eight straight games. Validating his shooting prowess, Varidel ranks seventh in the conference in three-point field goal percentage at 38.6.
The versatility of ANTHONY BANKS is on full display again this season. Banks leads the team in scoring at 15.5 points per game while also leading in rebounding (6.5) and offensive rebounds (77). Banks has led the team in scoring eight times, rebounding eight times and both in the same game on six occasions. He's reached double figures in a team-best 17 games while accumulating four double-doubles and four 20-point outings.
No FGCU player has been hotter than freshman CHRISTOPHE VARIDEL over the last eight games. Highlighted by a 29-point performance at Stetson, Varidel is averaging 16.9 points per game over the last eight contests on the strength of 30 three-pointers. The Versoix, Switzerland product has reached double figures in all eight games, leading the team in scoring six times. Even more impressive, Varidel is averaging 18.5 points since being inserted back into the starting lineup six games ago.
Just 49 games into his career, sophomore ANTHONY BANKS is FGCU's all-time leader in offensive rebounds with 177. Banks has twice tied the record for most offensive rebounds in a game with nine and owns the single-season record with 100 in 2009-10 as a freshman. At Stetson, he surpassed 300 career rebounds and currently sits in ninth place all-time (321).
Not equipped with a lot of size in the paint, FGCU makes up for it by staying active on the offensive glass. Led by ANTHONY BANKS, the Eagles are second in the A-Sun in offensive rebounds per game (13.4). FGCU has grabbed double figure offensive boards in 44 of its last 50 games, including 17 this season. Banks is a year removed from grabbing 100 offensive caroms and has 177 for his career compared to 144 defensive rebounds. The Eagles' relentlessness on the offensive glass has led to eight straight games with double figure second chance points and an average of 12.0 per game.
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Filmmaker Update: Shasha Nakhai
Only one week left to help crowd-fund filmmaker Shasha Nakhai's latest project Weekend Warrior! Weekend Warrior is a new short comedy from the Casey Brothers and Compy Films. Weekend Warrior follows Bobby Reddick as he tries to adjust to life … Continue reading
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Call for Submissions: Hot Docs 2014
This Friday is the early-bird deadline for Hot Docs 2014 Festival submissions. Hot Docs accepts Canadian and international documentaries of all lengths and subject matter. Submission guidelines and FAQs are available online. Early bird … Continue reading
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Job posting: TIFF
TIFF, a vibrant not-for-profit arts organization, is accepting applications for the full-time position of: COORDINATOR, FESTIVAL PROGRAMMING
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RA picks at Planet in Focus
Planet in Focus is Canada's largest environmental film festival and this year their annual event returns on November 21-24, 2013 with filmmaker and activist Zacharias Kunuk and Chris Hadfield as the recipients of their Eco-Heroes Award. Here are our picks … Continue reading
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TAAFI call for submissions 2014
TAAFI, Toronto's Animation Fest is excited to announce that the 3rd annual TAAFI Call for Submissions 2014 has officially opened and submissions remain free of cost now until December 15 via taafi.com/submit. TAAFI will be back at TIFF Bell Lightbox and … Continue reading
Unsung Voices 2 – "Sing Our 'What Ifs' Out Loud" by Betty Xie
Girlfriends dir. Betty Xie Part of Shorts Presentation: Unsung Voices 2 screening at Reel Asian on Wed Nov 6 "what if we make a short in which there is only one scene. Two girls meet … Continue reading
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Unsung Voices 2 – "Murphy 101″ by Simu Liu
Open Gym dir. Simu Liu Part of Shorts Presentation: Unsung Voices 2 screening at Reel Asian on Wed Nov 6 "Unlike the laws of physics or thermodynamics, I was never asked to memorize Murphy's Law … Continue reading
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Winner of PARTY LIKE A BALLER + Staff's Favourites
Thank you to everyone who participated in our PARTY LIKE A BALLER contest, courtesy of National Bank. We've received some amazing entries! Congratulations to our winner, Jo! Jo and three guests will get to enjoy dinner at Momofuku Daisho, personal … Continue reading
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