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Our exciting annual showcase of the best new shorts by talented local filmmakers includes narrative, documentary, and animated works. Three Chicago window cleaners wax lyrical as they work on a high rise in PARADISE. A corpse wakes up to say a last goodbye to his wife in CADAVER, featuring the voice talents of Christopher Lloyd and Kathy Bates. An epic romance is reimagined in a queer light in THE QUEEN OF MY DREAMS. Brad spends his final night in the suburbs alongside his older brother in WHERE THE BUFFALO ROAM. A human trafficker becomes stranded In the lush Serbian countryside in THE RUNNER. Cole is home for the holidays… and now they're over in AFTER CHRISTMAS.
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Cole is home for the holidays … and now they're over. A humorous look at a young man's relationship with his parents and the trials and tribulations of returning to the family home.Part of: Shorts 1: City & State
English 11 min
A corpse wakes up to say a last goodbye to his wife, but discovers a truth in death he didn't know in life. A bittersweet love story featuring the voice talents of Christopher Lloyd, Tavi Gevinson and Academy Award® winner Kathy Bates.Part of: Shorts 1: City & State
English 8 min
Three Mexican immigrants risk their lives washing windows on some of the tallest skyscrapers in Chicago. This thoughtful portrayal of their everyday lives reveals their thoughts about working, mortality, and the people they observe inside the high-rises they clean.Part of: Shorts 1: City & State
English and Spanish subtitles 10 min
In this offbeat coming-of-age tale, a charming, rebellious high school dropout named Kanta befriends the kind, provincial Shoji. The two bring out the best in each other, each gaining confidence from their friendship - especially regarding pursuit of the opposite sex. The working class Kanta becomes a sort of unruly anti-hero, maintaining his pride, defiance, and self-assurance even as his prospects seem increasingly grim.
Japanese with subtitles 113 min
As a young girl, Fawzia Mirza fell under the spell of Bollywood heroines and their promise of love and feminine perfection. As an adult, she re-imagines it in a queer light.Part of: Shorts 1: City & State
English 3 min
In the lush, weedy Serbian countryside, a first time human trafficker becomes stranded with the Roma boy he is to deliver in this compelling short drama.Part of: Shorts 1: City & State
English 18 min
Wandering amongst the plotted rows of houses within the motherly arms of the suburbs, two brothers sip liquid courage in this honest, atmospheric film about the fear of change and leaving home behind.Part of: Shorts 1: City & State
English 19 min
In the 90s, Ron Waters (Harry Lennix) was the hottest comic in Hollywood. Richard Pryor-like in his trenchant social and political commentary, Ron ultimately was driven away by controversy that increased as he grew more successful. Now settled in Chicago doing regular standup routines at his wife's (Tatum O'Neal) club, he is given a second shot at the big time. But, as he learns once again, fame and fortune come at a price.
English 97 min
In their 80s, Rosa and Bruno meet and are suddenly reminded what it means to love and live fully. The two - knowing that their time together is limited - discover a new lust for life and run off together, leaving much and many in their wake. This unconventional romantic drama paints a powerful portrait of love and loss by turns stark, passion-filled, and heartbreaking.
German 90
Alejandra and Maria make an unlikely couple, to say the least. Alejandra is a painfully shy middle-aged intellectual, while Maria is a loud, outgoing teenager attending a private high school. This stylish film explores the joys, complexities, and limitations of love between two very different people.
Spanish with subtitles 100 min
Set in 1952 as England prepares for a coronation, The Scapegoat tells the story of two very different men with the exact same face. Almost identical replicas of each other, they meet by chance in a station bar. Each is at a crossroads in his life: one setting out on a walking tour after losing his job as a teacher; the other avoiding home after a disastrous business venture.
English 108 min
An astonishing visual tour de force from Mexican filmaker Reygadas (whose previous film, 2007's Silent Light, won the Gold Hugo), this enigmatic, elusive film presents the occurrences around a family of four. Mundane domestic events are punctuated with tableaux of overwhelming beauty, while some sinister force lurks outside. Filled with arresting images from one of world cinema's most innovative visual masters, Post Tenebras Lux is a truly sui generis work.
Spanish with subtitles 120 min
In this epic historical romance, Queen Caroline falls passionately in love with an idealistic German doctor while her husband, King Christian VII, grows increasingly deranged. Directed and co-written by Nikolaj Arcel (co-screenwriter of the original Girl with the Dragon Tattoo), A Royal Affair is a powerful story about brave idealists who risk everything for love and for their commitment to the freedom of the Danish people.
Danish with subtitles 131 min
One of the most revered actresses in Middle Eastern cinema, Soad Hosni was a staple of the Egyptian screen in the 1960s and 1970s. This unconventional, lovingly crafted tribute recreates Hosni's life story exclusively through her fictional performances, mined from VHS tapes that preserve this rich period of Egyptian film history.
Arabic with subtitles 70 min
With a cast featuring both renowned actors (including legendary thespian Derek Jacobi) and hundreds of prisoners, StringCaesar tells the story of the early, under-documented life of emperor Julius Caesar. Set in three working prisons across the world (in South Africa, Wales and Canada), this remarkable ensemble collaborates to bring to life the thrilling, tumultuous story of one of the most powerful, enduring personalities in Western history.
English 88 min
A delightful late-silent era masterpiece from the great King Vidor (The Crowd), The Patsy follows Pat (a thoroughly charming Marion Davies), the overlooked, put-upon member of her family. Glamorous and popular, her sister Grace gets all attention. When the two sisters find themselves in competition over a boy, Pat must employ all her wiles to win him over. This beloved classic is presented with live musical accompaniment by David Drazin.Post-screening discussion led by renowned silent film expert, David Robinson
English 78 min
Twelve-year-old Simon lives with his jobless, aimless sister in the industrial valley below a luxury ski resort. A small-time thief who preys on the rich tourists up above, Simon longs to escape from the drab poverty of his home life. As his schemes grow more grandiose, they also become more complex and risky, complicating his already fraught relationship with his sister in this bleak but tender coming-of-age story.
French with subtitles 97 min
Outrageous, funny, contentious, and talented, prolific Austrian actor and filmmaker Peter Kern is a sheer force of personality. Though Franz and Fiala set out to create a straightforward portrait of the aging artist, the mercurial Kern berates the filmmakers (and anyone else within earshot) every step of the way, and can't help but assert his own sensibilities onto a film in which he is ostensibly the subject.
German with subtitles 98 min
Tasked with giving away huge sums of money by whatever means possible, Kaveh and Layla drive through the remote, war-torn mountains of Iran with a trunkful of cash. What begins as a seemingly harmless game soon reveals itself to be a twisted bout of charity as the power, humiliation, and shame inherent in their act plays out between the privileged couple and the impoverished villagers.Modest Reception is co-presented by the Global Film Initiative and is part of the Global Lens 2013 film series. For more information, visit www.globalfilm.org.
Farsi with subtitles 100 min
This gorgeously shot debut feature follows an Argentine family as they prepare to leave their tightly-knit German-speaking village for good. After a plague decimates their farm, they have no choice but to leave their home behind. As they say goodbye to old friends, the family attempts to reconcile the past and all their memories, good and bad, with their uncertain future in a town far away.
Spanish and German Dialect with subtitles 75 min
The Bella Vista tells the story of a onetime soccer team's clubhouse in Uruguay. Left abandoned for years, the house is revived as a brothel for the town's transvestite prostitutes, raising the ire of residents who seek to reclaim the building for a Catholic chapel. In capturing the opposing sides of this conflict over a rather small, mundane building, director Alicia Cano creates a lyrical, intimate portrait of a provincial city.
Spanish with subtitles 73 min
Under the auspices of a more age-appropriate marriage to his handsome son, a stately Viennese patriarch brings Ayse, a pretty teenaged girl from the Turkish countryside, to live with him as a second wife. A special friendship develops between Ayse and Fatma, the first wife who is suffering from cancer and appreciates both the help and the companionship. Soon, however, an unexpected twist of fate puts this relationship to the test.
Turkish and German with subtitles 93 min
On the Polish-German border just after the fall of the Berlin Wall, a group of friends wants to take charge of their lives and make their mark. Bored and lacking any direction, they lead the lives of outlaws, living hard and fast and not worrying about the consequences. Delightfully mixing a Scorsese-inflected gangster film with a modern-day Western, Yuma (based on actual events) makes for surreal, hugely enjoyable viewing.
Polish and German with subtitles 113 min
When Shun Li is moved from Rome to Venice to pay off her "debt" working in a bar, she does whatever it takes to bring her young son over from China. Feeling isolated, Shun Li forms an unlikely friendship with café regular Bepi, an older Slavic fisherman. The two souls find solace in each other in spite of their cultural differences in this poignant celebration of the beauty of human connection.
Italian with subtitles 100 min
In the arid plains of northeastern Mexico, a group of communal ranchers confronts the annual drought, eking out survival as conditions force them to search far and wide for any signs of water. Following the residents of the community throughout their daily lives, the filmmakers create an inspiring portrait of human perseverance in the face of a natural environment that defies domestication in this much-praised, award-winning documentary.
Spanish with subtitles 90 min
Beecham House is abuzz: the home for retired musicians is soon to welcome a new, possibly famous, resident. Reginald (Tom Courtenay), Wilfred (Billy Connolly) and Cecily (Pauline Collins) receive a special shock when the new arrival turns out to be their estranged former singing partner, Jean Horton (Maggie Smith). Can the passage of time heal old wounds? And will the famous quartet be able to patch up their differences in time for Beecham House's gala concert?
Starring director Terence Nance as a version of himself, a young man attempts to make a female friend something more. A single event motivates an abstract and witty introspection into the origins of his feelings toward her. Brazenly mixing live action with animation and eschewing classical narrative structure, An Oversimplfication of Her Beauty is a stylish, exhilarating American debut.
English 90 min
Nimer, a Palestinian student, dreams of a better life abroad. One fateful night he meets Roy, an Israeli lawyer. As their relationship deepens into love, Nimer is confronted with the harsh realities of a Palestinian society that refuses to accept him for his sexual identity, and an Israeli society that rejects him for his nationality. Nimer soon must choose between love and the life he thought he wanted.
Hebrew and Arabic with subtitles 96 min
An estimated 400,000 people were tattooed with serial numbers at Auschwitz, of whom only a few thousand survive today. This intimate and visually rapturous documentary details the current lives of some of these survivors, their memories of the camps, and their relationships with the numbers. Numbered is an emotionally affecting portrait of memory and history, and their enduring presence in individual lives.
Hebrew with subtitles 60 min
From Apichaptong "Joe" Weerasethakul (Uncle Boonmee…), whose gorgeous, thoughtful films are counted among the most acclaimed masterpieces of the new century, Mekong Hotel is a portrait of a hotel near the Mekong River on Thailand's border with Laos. Blending fantasy and reality, fiction and documentary, the present and the future, this exquisite poem of a film strikingly expresses the bonds of love and family between people, and the looming presence of the river in their lives.
Thai with subtitles 61 min
Based on a true story, Rhino Season follows Sahel, a poet who was unjustly incarcerated during Iran's Islamic Revolution (and a friend of director Ghobadi). After being released into a world that is, three decades later, greatly changed, Sahel searches for the wife and children he left behind. Rhino Season is, at base, a tragic romance, strikingly told with an impressionistic, dreamlike blending of past and present.
Farsi 103 min
When he develops a crush on the lovely young Kaltham, 16-year-old Mansoor finds himself unequipped for wooing her - an especially tricky problem in a society that regulates interaction between boys and girls. His best friend concocts the seemingly perfect solution of declaring his love with a gift, but that brings its own complications and deceits. Sea Shadow's touching coming-of-age story brings out a tender, personal side of its Dubai setting.
Arabic with subtitles 98 min
A gritty political thriller, Shadow Dancer follows IRA agent Collette McVeigh as she's caught by the police and forced to inform on her family. Collette's handler, Mac (Clive Owen), is surprised and frustrated to find himself shut out of certain aspects of his own operation, while Collette is sure that her family and colleagues suspect her. An increasingly complex network of secrets and betrayals is uncovered in this stark, beautifully acted drama.
English 100 min
Produced by members of the film collective behind the acclaimed Beasts of the Southern Wild, Tchoupitoulas provides a very different evocation of New Orleans life. The Ross brothers' cameras follow three young boys and their dog as they cheerfully wander the French Quarter from sunset to sunrise. The result is a lyrical city symphony, capturing New Orleans, childhood, and the spirit of exploration with quiet observation and deft imagery.
English 80 min
Inspired by real-life events, Our Children unfolds the riveting story of Murielle, a mother caught in a claustrophobic domestic nightmare. Struggling financially, she and her family are forced to move in with her husbands's authoritarian mentor Dr. Pinget. The oppressive atmosphere of Pinget's home overwhelms Murielle, making her increasingly desperate and irrational in this taut psychological drama.
French with subtitles 111 min
Gulzar, a boatman on Kashmir's gorgeous, peaceful Dal Lake, plans on leaving his home for the city alongside his best friend Afzal. A military curfew puts their plans on hold, however. Forced to remain in his hometown, Gulzar meets Asifa, a pretty Kashmiri-American researcher studying the lake. A sweet and tender romance soon develops against a backdrop of jealousy, competition, and ongoing political turmoil.
Kashmiri with subtitles 82 min
Desperately needing a change after a painful break-up, Simon relocates to Paris to find solace and affection in the "city of love" in this unsettling chronicle of a young man's descent into madness. As he becomes involved with both a young prostitute and a sweet, perky college student, Simon's fundamental mental instability becomes increasingly apparent, and it appears he may have an ominous potential for violence.
English 105 min
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on May 17, 2013 at 5:33 pm
Is this Fresh Market going to be another 6 month wonder?
Do they have enough money to allow for at least a year of getting customers to their store?
Or, are we going to have another closed shop before Christmas?
on May 17, 2013 at 5:41 pm
Well we shall see. It's n the small side-- but we cannot have too much competition in palo alto. Anyway with ant safeways in menlo park and MV I have no further use for any palo alto grocery stores
on May 17, 2013 at 5:46 pm
We are looking forward to it. It'll be great to not have to cross Middlefield for a store run, whether just to pick up milk or do a bigger shop. We can cycle on side streets or drive - & avoid 7-11!

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At ProLight+Sound 2006, ChainMaster will be presenting an update of its VarioLift series, which promises faster movements. The device offers maximum precision in the positioning of chain hoists. It is based on an integrated vector-controlled frequency converter, supplied by a high-impulse incremental encoder. The VarioLift operates with a positional accuracy of 0.2mm.
The VarioLift product range includes models for loads ranging from 125kg to 6.300kg conforming to the BGV-C1 standard. VarioLift can handle diverse applications, such as scenery movement at 30m/min to the lifting of heavy loads.
ChainMaster is also presenting a new manual controller for up to 48 chain hoists. With the remote control, which is equipped with a 5.7" touchscreen, it is possible to program runs as well as display individual positions and loads. Group shutdown is also possible in the event of exceeded synchronicity tolerance, an overshot target position, the incorrect direction of rotation, or overload or slack chain conditions occurring. ChainMaster guarantees compatibility with computerized controllers for larger systems.
The company has also introduced the JumboLift for heavy weights such as video cubes. The BGV-C1 chain hoist will be capable of lifting weights as great as 6,000kg. The device is equipped with a frequency converter, incremental encoder. An absolute value encoder is also an option. The controller is available in both one- and two-channel configurations; a control cabinet control system with breakdown control can also be implemented.


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The Aurora Legion Seniors are out of the Class B state baseball tournament after a Monday night defeat.
Aurora (24-9) fell victim to an Elkhorn Mount Michael team which drilled three home runs to end the Big Red's season with a 5-2 loss at Oregon Trail Park in Gering.
Post 42 defeated host Gering Platte Valley Companies 11-1 Saturday to open the tournament. Aurora dropped a 4-0 game to Seward on Sunday in its second game of the tournament.
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Can i buy a set of points at the nearby autoparts store, i Know they would be much cheeper than the dealer? I am afraid if i don't tell them what kind of car they are off of they won't know what to sell me. Most auto parts sells guys cannot look at the old books. Do you have any good part numbers?
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Watch it!! I'm a partsman.I know how to look up parts.Go to a real parts store to find stuff.Autozone is not a parts store.JUNK!!! Also,you get what you pay for.I work at a ford dealer.If you buy IH ,you get IH quality.I'm off my soap box now.KETCHAM
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Sure could use you around these parts (pun intended). dw sure described the parts men in this area. Bedford area aint too bad but I've had very little luck around Cumberland. Grump
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At last week's UFC 154 Open Workouts, Welterweight champ Georges St. Pierre expressed his reservations about women's MMA:
In my heart I have, you know, it's the way I grew up maybe, the mentality is different, I'm old school. I have a hard time watching girls fighting; it's hard for me. I never really watched a woman fight, but I know they are pretty good."
Former Strikeforce women's Bantamweight champ Miesha Tate had to respond. First on her blog:
Being old fashioned is fine, but us "modern day" girls aren't asking for your protection, we are asking for your acceptance and we are fighting for equality.
If everyone felt about MMA as GSP thinks he feels about WMMA, then he wouldn't have a job.
I'm hoping George St. Pierre can open his mind a little bit and actually watch some women's fights. We're coming to the UFC for a reason and it would be nice to have one of my all-time favorite fighter's full support.
It won't take long for him to realize we aren't these fragile little creatures when we enter the cage, we are warriors and every bit as deserving of respect as the men.
Then she followed up on Facebook:
"He is ignorant, Ignorant means uneducated and the fact that he has NEVER watched a women's fight so how can he say how he would really feel about it without seeing for himself. That's what I have an issue with, he has no CLUE how hard we fight and how tough we are."
Tate, who lost her SF title to Ronda Rousey expects to be part of the UFC's first-ever women's division when they launch WMMA in 2013.


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It's safe to say that most Mountain West Conference fans have hit the wall with regard to realignment and the MWC. But MW Connection continues to follow the the on-going saga of SDSU, the MWC and...
Looks like men's soccer pulled out a really tough game this evening in some poor conditions down at Cardinal Park. they advance to the third round NCAA game next Sunday where they will play at Maryland (No.5)
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BSD talks BCS, ESPN, Big Ten Soccer, and blood.
The PSU Men's soccer team has been inconsistent all year, but with just one regular season game left on the schedule, they are playing their best soccer of the season with the tournament just a...
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The Sioux Falls Fire Rescue Chief says a child and an adult were
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The fire broke out at 204 S. Williams Ave. in Sioux Falls. The
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In the digital space, brands face an array of opportunities for growth, but they also face challenges to keep their online premises protected. This year will see the introduction of yet another string of new generic top-level domains (gTLDs) that will give brands the chance to future-proof their online business. These launches, however, will also pose certain risks, as frauds and criminals will no doubt make use of the rapidly growing digital phenomena. Given the devastating effect that brand abuse could have on a company's reputation, customers, and revenues, preparing to cope with these risks is a must.
As the number of new gTLDs coming to the market keeps growing, brands are highly recommended to develop a strategy that could help them decide how to address them. If they eventually decide to enter their brand into new registries, they must ensure that their teams navigate the new expanded online environment. When developing a strategy, they must consider legal and risk management, budget constraints, and how to take advantage of opportunities.
With hundreds of new gTLDs to police, organizations will also need to revisit their way of protecting their trademarks and other intellectual property. This will mean moving from a strategy focused on the typical defensive domain registrations to a broader and more thoughtful one that focuses on heightened risk of brand abuse and the detection of domains that impinge on trademarks and hamper traffic.
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Fishing is like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're going to get. I was pleasantly surprised with something I never expected to pull out of the water.
Fishing guide Mike Orlikowski just won the hooksetter half moon fishing tournament, and I asked him to share some of his successful insight with me.
"We are going to stick strictly to the bottom, because it's warmer down there than it is on the surface. Fish are gonna stay down there, and they're gonna hug tight until they figure out what they wanna do."
We hit the Wisconsin River right around 7am, but conditions were working against us. "It was 26 degrees and the sun came out, confusing the fish. They didn't know what to do. They probably did a day break feed and moved out immediately, because they don't like the sun. They're just like us. If they could they'd wear sunglasses just like we do."
I picked a purple tube bait, dragging it on the bottom in search of a walleye. After missing what looked like a 9-pound walleye, I was determined to get my next bite into the boat. Except I was not prepared for what it would be, pulling a musky into the net.
Musky season does not open until may 25th, so after removing my hook we took a quick picture and immediately released it back into the water.
"I would say we missed several fish, we saw several fish, almost had that nice walleye to the boat, it was a beautiful gold color, and you did catch that musky. I would say for the brief time we fished it was a great day."
We didn't end up with what we set out for, but we were pleasantly surprised with what nature had to offer.
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BATON ROUGE, La. - ESPN is citing sources that say that former LSU defensive back and Heisman Trophy finalist Tyrann Mathieu intends to declare for the NFL Draft.
The troubled former LSU corner and return man was suspended prior to the season for alleged substance abuse issues and was in trouble again last month when he was arrested on a marijuana possession charge.
After his suspension prior to the season, Mathieu had seemed intent on returning to LSU after sitting out a season, something his arrest all but made impossible.
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The main card of tonight's (Fri., Dec. 6, 2013) UFC Fight Night 33: "Hunt vs. Bigfoot" event from the Brisbane Entertainment Centre in Brisbane, Australia, kicked off with a women's bantamweight showcase pitting the better known Julie Kedzie taking on the lesser known Bethe Correia.
Name value is important here, if only because Kedzie came in riding a three-fight losing streak while Correia entered with an undefeated record at 6-0.
The first round was a back and forth slugfest that featured both fighters using aggression to gain an edge, though neither could do so, not definitively at least. The second round played out largely the same, though the commentary team was favoring Kedzie for some reason.
In the third, Correia turned up the volume with her strikes while scoring a takedown to cushion her point lead in what was undoubtedly her best round.
In the end, the judges scored the bout a split, 29-28, 28-29, and 29-28 in favor of Correia, who remains undefeated in her mixed martial arts career. Kedzie, meanwhile, may be on the outs with the UFC.
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The horns blared. In the village, warriors grabbed spears, bows, and axes, and ran to the outer defenses. The she-giants bundled up their goods, wrapped babies in slings, and started filling containers with water; the coming humans were known to cast fire-arrows. The clan and tribe shamans said prayers and cast spells of blessing. And the chief...he knew it would be the tribe's last stand. He painted himself for war, blessed his son, his heir, and donned the sacred mantle. Stepping out of his hut, he siezed the royal spear, and cursed the heavy clouds that slowly filled the sky.
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Then he promised safety to the villagers, and strode out to his last stand.
Wednesday (today) is a good day for the players (and DM) to confirm their ability to attend or host on the weekend. If by Thursday we don't have a venue or enough players, you can consider the week's game cancelled. This will hopefully prevent wasted Saturday mornings. It also requires you to stop in, early in the week, and read game updates, and let us know what you're doing.
I don't want to be too rigid about this - if some hardcore players want to throw something together on Thursday or Friday, I'll see what I can do.
Weapon breakage! Everyone's favorite topic. Here's how I'd like to do it; feel free to weigh in. Weapons take a point of damage for each day of battle they see, I'll record that for you. When they're out of hit points, an attack roll of 1 will break it, as could other special circumstances.
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3) use the mending spell to replace a hit point, or the make whole spell to restore all hit points.
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The developer went into debt, launched a buggy game, had no plans for marketing, were uncomfortable talking to the press... the list of mistakes and foibles goes on and on. The only reason the game ended up making money was due to the sheer luck of being highlighted by Apple and Google. I don't think that's a repeatable strategy to bring attention to your game.
It's great that the team is still going, and they learned from their mistakes, but it's important to look at this story and see some very hard-working, very gutsy, and very lucky developers. Things may have worked out, but this is very much a list of things not to do when launching your game.
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–will cost when white truffle season rolls around in six to eight weeks. Right now it's a big plate of crispy fries showered with 24-month-old Parmigiano-Reggiano, seasoned with Yakima applewood smoked seat salt, and topped with a soft egg. Which is nothing to sneeze at.
And which paralyzes me with confusion over whether to pair vintage Champagne or Barolo with this dish. White truffles won't make that choice easier, they'll just up the risk/reward quotient by about TEN MILLION.
But we always have cold beer with
our Big Island Pizza–grilled pineapple, bacon, no spam, chili flakes. Implicilty approved by everyone from Duke to Dave Scott to, well, probably not this guy.
There is plenty of granola to go around. Bluefin tuna is almost gone. How much longer can beef last? The way we're raising cattle these days can't last, though it won't be the first thing to go. All this sunny info brought on by cooking a REALLY BIG COWBOY STEAK or three the other day. I stared with the last three ribs of a whole 109 export, which is a bone-in ribeye with sawed-down bones.
The iphone can't do time lapse, but if you scroll down real fast, maybe you'll get the effect.
I just figured out why I'm so tired. It's not the high-season business levels, it's the d*&n prime-time coverage of the Olympics by Costas & Co.–yes I am apparently on the NBC bashwagon. Don't they know that one of the benefits of west-coast life is that SPORTS ARE EARLY? 10AM kickoff for NFC East football coverage? I didn't even make it to the prelims of the men's 200m last night before I crashed. Where is the Sports Czar on this one?
A few stages left, and the most boring TdF I can remember watching is winding down, fitting that the Brits have got it salted away in first and second place. I miss the days of the Postal Express freight train, and the Wild West years that followed . . . . Maybe next year Tejay will take on Froome and we'll have an American on the podium again.
As for food . . . we're ripping through the summer cornucopia, stonefruit in every direction, grouper, wild shrimp, coon stripe shrimp, sand dabs, cranberry bean agnolotti, bumblebee bean ragout, melon with nam pla and coconut clouds, on and on. I'm not saying it's Steve Jobs' parents' garage circa 1975 but there are some very cool ideas and flavors bouncing around in our kitchen. And I bet you ten large ones it smells better than Jobs and Woz did in that garage.
Chef D_____ was in for dinner last night on a big table. Ryder worked up a mozzarella panna cotta to line the bottom of this big wild glass bowls that look like Snoddys and garnished it with four types of basil flower (opal, lime, fino verde, genovese) and some charred and peeled sun sugar tomatoes that grow next to the basils in our garden. The server drizzled gaspatxo de catalunya over it all tableside.
Bartender says, "Where'd you get that?"
Parrot says, "France. They got millions of 'em."
That's called in media res. I think. Vergil used it. Better than I did. Less name-droppy, too.
Such is the state of things during a busy summer, though. We put on a great wine dinner with Charnu Winery and Dancing Hares Winery; the theme was surf and turf because I was cooking for six different Napa Cabs, all fairly young, and I couldn't think of what other concept could match that weight course after course and still proceed in a manner that made sense on the palate.
Long sentences are a fact of life when I just cooked for 166 lunch guests in a 94 degree kitchen. I don't know if it's the oxygen supply that's missing necessarily but something has me dizzy. And adverbs are firing repeatedly, unwantedly, and uncontrollably. Anyway here goes
Pan-roasting veal tenderloins with thyme and butter
In the time since I last posted, melting icebergs have caused eastern Canadian sea levels to rise 4.875 feet; my good old state of NC, former home of southern Democrats, has voted to invest its remaining budget surplus in paper drachmas (turns out I might not be as ironic as I thought . . . ) and Manny Pacquiao's next fight; better just post the pictures, actually.
We have a new first course on the menu–wild texas shrimp wrapped in our house recipe pancetta, seared on the plancha and served with a deconstructed romesco sauce, baby leeks, and potato-roasted garlic mousseline out of the thermal isi gun.
Needless to say–flying off the line. Wash it down with cava or a cold beer, better yet some Basquaise hard cider.
And then there are the sardines . . . I swear it's such a good feeling to have every dish we put on the menu be my new favorite. When that goes away, time to hang up the apron. Better be a while yet.
Those are involtini of Monterey Bay sardines with an olive farce, sitting on a swipe of saffron rouille and garnished with baby fennel, dried olive, and a calasparra rice fritter. Get on the fast boat around the Med . . .
Banh mi never sells when it's on our menu, winter or summer, but it's one of my favorites whether it's at Saigon Sandwich or Solbar. Today we have a roasted duck banh mi on the menu with a duck pate:
Ooo. Good and livery, just the right amount of quatre-epices, pistachio, and chunks of duck breast. Plenty of pork fat in there too.
Finished product: crusty baguette, spicy mayo, cilantro, pickled carrots, shredded romaine, sliced and seared duck breast seasoned with plenty of nam pla. Served next to a pile of crispy sweet potato chips.
I like sandwiches. A LOT. I realize that's not a terribly incisive or original observation, but realize that I'm a chef because I love food. And sandwiches have a special place in my belly's heart. They are the sine qua non of restaurant work because they're hand-held whole meals that I can eat standing up. Empires have been built on less.
some standouts:
ADD THIS BANH MI TO THE LIST!!! It is freaking stunning–crunchy, spicy, rich, meaty, tender, acid/sweet pop, just . . . ah.
new items this weekend
–hot and sour sweetbreads with orange-peanut hoisin, puffed rice, pickled orange, and kimchi puree
–little gem salad with creamy lemon vinaigrette, sugar snaps, and fines herbes
–pastrami-cured hamachi with fresh horseradish, heirloom beets, rye crouton, and dill creme fraiche
–confit lamb shoulder with mustard butter, turnip puree, baby turnip greens, and pearl onions
–carrot salad with a melange of baby carrots, garam masala, carrot paper, lime froyo, date-pistachio truffles
–sweet onion and sunchoke soup with grapes, cracked almonds, and marjoram
–green asparagus salad with mache, grain mustard, and a crispy poached lily's egg (lunch)
–green asparagus salad with shiitake puree, fresh water chestnuts, pickled daikon, and cashews (dinner)
–handmade mozzarella and roasted portobello on solbar lavash bread with spinach, all'arrabiatta, white bean spread, and fried spring onions (lunch)
Staring up at seven straight days of rain forecasted for all of NV . . . at least the sweet peas will be happy, and the cows. The sunny February was great for business on our patio but if the plants and animals don't have any nourishment, we'll run out of local food by Memorial Day.
The uproar–or tempest in a teacup, depending on your perspective–among West Coast food writers at the moment is whether or not they should assign stars (or, in the case of the Times-Picayune, beans) to accompany their reviews. Two weeks ago, it was the backlash of chefs against no-account Yelpers, who can trash a restaurant, for any reason, and never have to answer for it.
A critique of my food will never be something I can accept in an objective, cold-blooded, detached frame of mind. You are judging my worth, my essence, my career, the reason I put on these clogs and jacket every day, my ability to feed my kids. It's the application of heat, it's dexterity with a knife. It's performance-driven, it's immediately obvious, it's instantly gratifying or repulsive. And I asked for all of that.
And you know what else? When you tell me it's great, it's amazing, it's unique, it's the best you've ever had, I'm such a wrinkled, leathery cuss that I can't quite believe you . . . and when you don't, I'm convinced you're a fool. Makes perfect sense, right?
Early spring steak salad–it was 74 degrees on the patio today, PACKED, and we had a one-day-only special on this entree. Sold out by 130 pm.
Roasted fingerling potatoes, chilled beef tenderloin, green garlic-meyer lemon vinaigrette, spicy deviled egg, topped with delta asparagus (roasted a la minute, nice and hot) with a few watercress leaves on top. Mm hmm.


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RUSSELL J. FLORENO, 54, of Union Avenue, Laconia, N.H., died Tuesday, Feb. 12, 2013, at Lakes Regional Hospi tal. He was born in Bronx, N.Y. on April 22, 1958, the son of Michael J. and Edna (Clair) Floreno. Calling hours will be held from 3 to 5 p.m. on Monday, Feb. 18, at the Hamilton Fu neral Home, 294 Mannix Road, Peru. Burial will be in the spring in the Holy Name Cemetery in AuSable Forks. Ar rangements are in the care of the Hamilton Funeral Home, 294 Mannix Road, Peru.
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OVERTON Community Beat Team has praised the area for making it one of the safest in the Basingstoke and Deane district.
The village and surrounding area saw the lowest crime and disorder figures since 1999 with 106 recorded criminal acts taking place in 2013.
PC Richard Baldwin said: "We are very proud of the fact that the Overton beat is now one of the safest places to live in the entire Basingstoke & Deane District.
"As we have said before this is very much a team effort with the assistance of local groups like the parish council, Neighbourhood Watch, farmers, gamekeepers and the vigilance that you the community show daily.
"One group in particular who are often maligned are the teenagers of the village, I would like to pay tribute to the vast majority of them who continue to behave respectfully."
In December there were seven reported crimes, the same amount as in December 2012 and it was the joint second lowest amount for a month in 2012. Overall there were 22 less reported crimes in 2013 than 2012.
A regular police surgery is held in the Parish Office, St Mary's Hall, Overton High Street and the next one is on Monday, 20 January between 12pm and 2pm and then on 17 February also between 12pm and 2pm.
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- 2 cups (12 ounces) semisweet chocolate chips
- 2 tablespoons shortening
- In a large bowl, combine the first four ingredients. Add milk and mix well. Roll into 1-in. balls and place on a waxed paper-lined baking sheet. Flatten with a glass to 1/4-in. Cover and freeze for 30 minutes.
- In a heavy saucepan or microwave, melt chocolate chips and shortening; stir until smooth. Dip patties, allowing excess to drip off. Place on waxed paper; let stand until set. Yield: 5 dozen.
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I have been making these for several years and everyone loves them. I agree with sus_anne27, they need to go in the freezer. Now my daughter makes them for her family and it is a must every year at Christmas. I use milk chocolate for the coating since it is my favorite.
Mmmm I love York's, and this is a great way to make my own. I haven't found the easiest way to coat them with the chocolate so they looked weird but the taste was great! Perfect with a cold glass of milk!
I have been making these for 3 years now and everyone LOVES these. A word of advice, make your patties and put them on parchment paper. Put them in the freezer and leave them for a couple of hours. When you are ready to dip them, grab a few out of the freezer at a time, that way they stay hardened and will not melt as easily. They do soften a big but are still manageable. Out of 6 or 7 candies I make at Christmas, these are the messiest but well worth it!
These are fantastic! But very difficult to dip in the chocolate because their so delicate to work with. Will try again though.
Perfect? Yes! These were so easy to make, and better than York Peppermint Patties. I ran out of peppermint extract before I made the chocolate, so I melted some peppermint chocolate baking pieces with the other chocolate, and it worked out fine. Will definitely make these again!
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Wildlife of Pandaria4
The abundance of wildlife in Pandaria is amazing. You'll find a variety of colours and re-skins, especially the tigers which are gorgeous. I may well get one, not sure in which colour though.
So for all the hunters out there, which one would you like to tame?
Where Not To Go If You're Horde1
After capping out at level 86 yesterday, I decided to do some more exploring, in an attempt to try and find all the sections I had yet to see. So I headed towards the outskirts of the zone taking screenshots of anything interesting. Before too long, I had reached the starting area for the Alliance.
Before I even saw the Alliance banners, I noticed it getting more laggy. Mobs and players started appearing and I realised I had entered a phased area. Initially I was apprehensive as I thought it might flag me just by being in the area but luckily I wasn't. So I continued along the shoreline to see what else I could uncover.
A few days earlier, I wrote about the bugged quest Scouting Report: Like Jinyu in a Barrel. I was a little excited when I saw the area before me as it was immediately recognisable and looked like such a scenic place from the quest. So I headed over for a closer look.
I expected some hostile creatures but just as I crossed the water I was dead.
I wasn't sure what had killed me so I headed back to my corpse. After rezzing my body away from the village, I died again about two seconds later. Now this I wasn't expecting… level 90 elites?
Before I rezzed a second time, something had caught my eye. You don't always get to take your screenshots in an ideal spot, especially when you're in an Alliance friendly area, so in case I didn't get a good shot later, I took a corpse shot of a Mirror Strider just hanging out on top of the water.
So Hordies beware.
Pearlfin Village is a town controlled by the Jinyu and friendly to the Alliance, located on the shores of Glass Lake in the Jade Forest.
Don't say I didn't warn you.
Wisdom of Ages3
If you've had the Beta a while you may have done this quest already. But for those of you who haven't, feel free to read on.
Today, I was up to the quest Wisdom of the Ages. Basically it's a quest where you have to talk to Loremaster Cho while maintaining a meditative state while he hits you on the head. Not at all distracting, right? You maintain the balance by hitting the left or right arrow on your bar which sometimes takes a second or two before you see the bar going in the other direction. If the bar reaches either side, you fail.
So after receiving the quest, I saw there was a huge line going towards the quest giver I needed. At first I thought it was a bit funny there was a line for anything in this game. I mean, how often is it do you see a civilised line of anything in WOW, unless it's a Congo line, maybe.
But anyway, I thought I was seeing things or it was just part of a phased quest but then I realised they were all queuing for the guy I needed. So off I went to the back of the line. Probably 20 toons or so back at the time. But then I thought, why are we all waiting in line when you can just talk to the NPC to complete the quest. Little did I know that when I went up to talk to him, I entered a phasing scenario where I actually had to do something. The last two meditation quests simply required just a short cut scene. I told Coolidge that I was able to start it and he followed. However, I managed to fail the first two tries. It was only after I came back out that I saw someone saying my name in the chat, not to do the quest.
This is where I found the purpose of the line. It seemed that if two people tried to do the quest at the same time, the quest would bug for the other person. While I realised this was happening, Coolidge had already gone into his phase and after what seemed like a minute, came out and said he was done (I think after 2 attempts). At the same time, I felt bad for pushing in, so I decided to go back to the end of the line (a little further back than before, mind you) and waited.
Waiting, waiting…
Jokes were made and the Druid in front of me kept trying to invite me to group and asking me to mount him. No thank you, I'm not that easy…
After about two hours, I finally found myself at the front of the line. This made me a little apprehensive as there were such a lot of people behind me it would have been embarrassing to fail over and over. This happened to quite a few people ahead of me, as well as the odd person who would jump the queue and muck up the quest for someone else.
However, if you do fail and it bugs out for you, don't worry about abandoning the quest. It doesn't mark the quest as failed. Just try it again by talking to Cho. Also, some have said that they bugged out while phased and couldn't move while Cho despawned. If that's the case, just eject yourself from the vehicle.
So there I was at the front of the line, when I heard the guy in front of me say "Done. Your turn". In I went, hitting my left and right buttons, hearing him hit me with something that sounded like nuts on my head. The bar almost got close the the RHS at one stage and I think I squealed once or twice. A little after that I saw some critters or something coming in to watch, like some bizarre 'fairy circle' thing. This is when I knew I was on the home stretch. I didn't dare take my eyes off that blue bar so I relied on my peripheral vision to see what was happening around me.
Thankfully I got it first go. Phew!
Next was a similar quest which was a little harder, at least that's what Coolidge told me. Great! >.< So off I went to the Cairn of Scale (in the middle of the lake) to do the next part of the chain. I started it by clicking on the vase on the ground. It started ok with no-one around me, at least until one of the monkey people swam out from the lake and started poking me with a stick. He also had a few things to say but I took no notice of him.
As time went on, there were no critters to come and watch but a crocodile who came out of the water. Luckily for me, he proceeded to eat the Chieftain. Well better him than me I guess. Had a couple of close calls with this one but managed to get it first go too.
I was so relieved after that, I went back over to where I had left Coolidge and found the line even longer than before… Poor saps.


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Jennifer BerubeA transient woman who allegedly tried to kill a Rutland police officer by cutting his throat with a knife was ordered jailed without bail Friday after she pleaded innocent to a charge of attempted murder.
Jennifer Berube, 39, didn't speak during a brief appearance in Rutland criminal court in which she stood in chains while her attorney entered a denial on her behalf to a criminal charge that carries a potential lifetime prison sentence.
Judge Nancy Corsones scheduled a weight of the evidence hearing for next Thursday which will determine whether Berube will continue to be jailed without the option of release by bail.
Berube and her boyfriend John MacLean III, were arrested Thursday afternoon for allegedly trying to use a stolen credit card at businesses on North Main Street and Woodstock Avenue.
The pair was being booked on a number of petty offenses and probably would have been released with a citation to appear in court on a later date when Berube somehow obtained a multi-bladed knife and attempted to pull it across the throat of Officer Damon Nguyen who was on duty in the booking area, according to Rutland police Sgt. John Sly and court filings.
"If it wasn't for the officer's skill set, it would have been a totally different outcome," Sly said. "The minute she laid hands on him, he responded and neutralized the situation."
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Stunning Whidbey Vacation Home!! in Whidbey Island
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2½
- sleeps 8
- pool no
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 1,700 - $ 2,100 / week
vacation rental description
Imagine yourself relaxing in this three-bedroom, two and a half bathroom Beach House located just 50 yards from the sugar sand beaches of South Whidbey Island. Sleep 8 people in luxury with down comforters and linen bedding, and wake up to coffee in your beautiful kitchen boasting white marble countertops and high-end appliances.
2 night minimum
125$ cleaning fee (groups over 6 150$)
Holiday and summer weeks are 300$ a night with a 7 night minimum Friday-Friday only
Pet fee 40$
house rental amenities
Master Suite boasts King bed, shower and soaking tub, Guest room has comfortable Queen bed, and third bedroom has two sets of twin Bunk beds (sleeps 4).
Kitchen is fully stocked with Kitchenaid mixer, toaster, coffee maker and grinder and all other amenities for the home chef. Eating nook seats 6 and dining table seats 8-10
The new hot tub, fire pit and large dining table complete your outdoor living. "The Shed" has a full size sleeper sofa if needed or makes a fun playhouse for the kids. Two living rooms allow kids and parents to watch movies simultaneously.
Other amenities include ping pong table, BBQ, 2 person Kayak, wifi, netflix and apple tv, DVD player, Badminton, tetherball, archery set and beach toys.
activities and attractions in Whidbey Island Washington
Have mussels at the famous Toby's Tavern in Coupeville, hit one of the many farmers markets, peruse the antique shops, head down to the beach, or stop for in for Gelato in Langley.
Whidbey has GREAT hiking and biking, a wonderful vintage bowling alley and delicious places to eat out if you don't feel like cooking.
Our location is close to all the best Whidbey has to offer -a two minute walk to the beautiful west facing sandy beach, 10 minutes to Greenbank, Langley and Goss Lake, 5 minutes to Freeland (antiques - restaurants) or Double Bluff Beach, and 20 minutes to Coupeville.
vacation rental rates
250$ a night Oct-May (1700$ a week) 2 night minimum
300$ a night June-September and Holidays (2100$ a week) 5 night minimum