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Larry Mason - December 06, 2011Larry Lisle Mason, 74, a lifelong resident of Central City, died at St. Francis Medical Center in Grand Island on Tuesday, Dec. 6, 2011.
Memorial services will be held on Saturday, Dec. 10 at 11 a.m. at the chapel of Solt Funeral Home in Central City with Rev. Janet Burgel officiating. Burial will be at a later date in the Central City Cemetery.
Condolences may be sent to the family at www.soltfh.com. Solt Funeral Home of Central City is in charge of the arrangements.
Larry was born on April 1, 1937, at his grandmother's home in Central City to Lisle L. and Sophie M. (Zlomke) Mason. He grew up in Central City and graduated from Central City High School in 1955. On Nov. 10, 1956, Larry was united in marriage to Lois I. Roumpf at the Baptist Church in Central City. They made their home and raised their family in Central City. Larry worked for Wilson Concrete in Grand Island, the Chapman Elevator, Schmader Electric in Grand Island, Knight Brothers Construction in Chapman, he was an over-the-road trucker, and retired from Bonnavilla in Aurora in 1999. After his retirement, he helped his son, Kirk, in his construction business.
Larry was a member of the United Methodist Church and the Eagle's Club in Central City. He enjoyed playing cards and dice, karaoke, pool and bowling and had belonged to leagues. In his younger years, he enjoyed fishing and hunting. His greatest enjoyment came from the time he spent with his family and grandchildren and their families.
Survivors include his wife, Lois of Central City; eight children, Kirk (Krissy) Mason of Portland, Ore., Kerry (Mitch) Price of Wood River, Kayln (Carl) Shively of Clarks, Kathy (Rick) Davidson of Grand Island, Kevin (Jan) Mason of Aurora, Kristie (Tom) Grandfield of Hoskins, Karla (Jim) Jensen of Chapman, and Kelly (Denise) Mason of Kronborg; one son-in-law, Gerry Shively of Fullerton; 28 grandchildren; 38 great-grandchildren and he was anticipating the birth of two more great;grandchildren; two brothers, Bill (Sandy) Mason of Mt. Holly, S.C. and Rodney (LaVonne) Mason of Sacramento, Calif.; and one sister, Diane (Joe) Vela of Tracy Calif.
Larry was preceded in death by his parents; one daughter, Kim Shively in 2009; grandson, Zachary Pavlik; granddaughter, Ashley Mason Grimes; and two sisters, Delores Norgard and Carol Rauer.


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Arjun Atwal, playing on the tough South Course at Torrey Pines, had a nightmarish round with a card of five-over 77 that left him well outside the cut line after the second round of Farmers Insurance at Torrey Pines.
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The Reform of Indirect Taxation in Spain: VAT and Excise
AbstractIn this chapter we analyze the reform and evolution of consumption taxes in Spain over recent decades, paying particular attention to the new developments stemming from the introduction of the VAT in 1986 and the modifications carried out to excise taxes in order to bring the Spanish tax system into line with European Community legislation. In the second section we proceed to review the situation of consumption taxation in Spain in the years previous to the democracy's fiscal reform. The third section deals with a basic description of the before-mentioned reform and includes an analysis of its main economic. It ends with the consideration of the role of indirect taxation in the financing of the territorial governments. The fourth section describes the evoluation of the consumption taxation pattern in Spain in relation to other OECD countries, beginning in the year 1965. The fifth section analyzes the process of fiscal harmonization of the VAT and of excise taxes in the European Union. The incidence of indirect taxation in Spain is studied in the sixth section from a personal and territorial perspective, given the implications of this last one in the finance of regional and local governments (Comunidades Autónomas y Corporaciones Locales). In seventh section, we consider the main pending issues as well as a variety of future reform options. The last section of the paper offers some concluding thoughts.
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- David Carey & Harry Tchilinguirian, 2000. "Average Effective Tax Rates on Capital, Labour and Consumption," OECD Economics Department Working Papers 258, OECD Publishing.
- Michael Smart, 2002. "Reforming the Direct–Indirect Tax Mix," International Tax and Public Finance, Springer, vol. 9(2), pages 143-155, March.
- Isabelle Joumard & Aristomène Varoudakis, 2000. "Options for Reforming the Spanish Tax System," OECD Economics Department Working Papers 249, OECD Publishing.
- John Creedy, 2001. "Indirect tax reform and the role of exemptions," Fiscal Studies, Institute for Fiscal Studies, vol. 22(4), pages 457-486., December.
- Harry Huizinga, 2002. "A European VAT on financial services?," Economic Policy, CEPR & CES & MSH, vol. 17(35), pages 497-534, October.
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text: Although the term "Hundred Years War" was not coined until the 1860s, the Anglo-French conflicts of the later Middle Ages have long been of interest to historians. This book, now fully revised to take account of recent scholarship, explores the trends in historical opinion from the time of the wars to the present day. It provides a straightforward narrative of English involvement in France, placing the well known military events in their diplomatic context. By focusing on the treaties of 1259, 1360 and 1420, Anne Curry suggests that there was not one "hundred year war" but rather three separate yet linked conflicts, all with significant implications for the European scene as a whole.


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UNC hoping Green returns to form
GREENSBORO, N.C. -- Following the ACC tournament earlier this month, North Carolina coach Roy Williams was concerned enough about Danny Green to call him in for a "nice meeting" to "discuss some things." At the top of the list was Green's latest numbers: 3-of-25 from the field ("two of those were tip-ins," Williams is quick to add), 1-of-12 from 3-point range, and nine points in two games.
It was the first time Green had been held below double figures in scoring in consecutive games since the last game of December and first of January, so Williams met with his senior forward to "find out where his head was at and see if there was anything wrong."
"He said, 'Usually shooters don't shoot like that or shoot that bad when they're shooting this percentage all year,'" Green said. "He was wondering if anything was going on, or if there was anything he could do to help, but like I said, there's nothing really wrong with me. I just had a couple of bad games."
As the No. 1 seed Tar Heels (30-4) prepare to face No. 4 seed Gonzaga (28-5) at 9:57 p.m. ET on Friday in the regional semifinal of the NCAA tournament, they're hoping Green left his shooting slump in Atlanta, but his performances in the first and second rounds last week in Greensboro, while better, weren't entirely convincing.
There were times when Green showed flashes of his regular-season form -- he averaged a team-high eight rebounds and had five steals in the two games -- but he still finished 9-of-24 from the field (37.5 percent) in wins over Radford and LSU. Over the past six games, Green is 19-for-69 from the floor (.275), and 7-for-30 (.233) from 3-point range.
Green's shooting struggles have been overshadowed by the interest in point guard Ty Lawson's ever-popular injured big toe. That's no surprise, considering Green plays on a team that boasts higher-profile NBA prospects, but his defense and shooting touch from the perimeter -- when he's on -- are invaluable assets to a team trying to win the national title.
Green's 3-pointer with 6:30 left to play against LSU last weekend gave the Tar Heels a 70-63 lead, UNC's largest margin since early in the second half.
When he's hitting 3s, it's hard to leave him to go in and double on Tyler, so it makes the team that much better when he's making shots." -- UNC guard Bobby Frasor
"When he's really making shots like that, it's hard for guys to double down low and it opens up our offense," said forward Tyler Hansbrough. "I think he also is a driver, too. Whenever players guard him, they have to worry about that jump shot, but also his ability to go around somebody."
Green is fourth on the team in scoring with 13.2 points per game, and he's tied with Lawson for the lead in steals with 61. When he takes the court against Gonzaga, Green will set a UNC record by playing his 142nd career game.
While in Greensboro, Green averaged 11.5 points, eight rebounds, 2.5 steals and was 3-of-3 from the free throw line. Green earned his first double-double of the season with 15 points and 10 rebounds against Radford.
"I wouldn't say it was a great performance," Green said after UNC's 101-58 win over Radford, "but [it was] a lot better than the past weekend. The games are more than just winning. We're having fun as well. But it's a lot easier to have fun when you're winning games."
Green has hit 66 of 161 3-pointers this season (41.0 percent), and is second on the team in 3-point field goals made. He made only 2 of 7, though, against Radford and LSU.
"This whole year I think Danny's been keeping us in a lot of games," guard Bobby Frasor said. "When he's hitting 3s, it's hard to leave him to go in and double on Tyler, so it makes the team that much better when he's making shots. I know Coach has been talking to him, but we all have faith in Danny, we're going to keep coming back to him."
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"San Diego's strength is its natural environment. We must protect our beautiful beaches, bays and canyons which are not only key to our quality of life, but our regional economy as well." – Carl DeMaio
Carl DeMaio believes a strong economy and a healthy environment must go hand-in-hand. San Diego relies on its beaches, bays, and canyons to attract millions of tourists to power our local economy.
That's why Carl DeMaio supports strong environmental protection initiatives — and believes the market can often be better than government mandates in solving environmental challenges. As our Congressman, Carl DeMaio will support common-sense and balanced solutions that can protect both jobs and the environment.
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Our country has the ability to significantly increase its clean energy resources through the development of wind, solar, biomass, biofuels and other alternative energy sources.
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Consumer key - www.myliferay.com
Consumer Name - Liferay
Public key - public key text from rsaSigningKey.pem file.
Public key greyed out and saved the configuration.
Added the OpenSocial gadget onto the Liferay page. Gave the url of activityStream of Jira and in Manage OAuth section selected RSA_private and gave the consumer key as www.myliferay.com. Saved the configuration.
My activity stream in Liferay shows empty. When I checked the liferay console, it shows an error of jodd.bean.BeanException: Simple property not found: oAuthConsumerId Invalid property: 'OAuthConsumerImpl#oAuthconsumerId (actual: 'OAuthConsumerImpl#oAuthConsumerId', forced=false)
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Three days of Watercolor with Jeannie in Morro Bay
Free Watercolor DemoWhen: July 14, 2014 Time: 3:00 Where: Morro Bay Art Center, 835 Main Street, Morro Bay, CA (the Purple Building) Subject: Floral Still Life Everyone is welcome!
Two Day WorkshopWhen: July 15th & 17th Time: 9:00 am – 2:30 pm Where: Morro Bay Art Center, 835 Main Street, Morro Bay, CA (the Purple Building) Contact Morro Bay Art Center to sign up and for more info @ http://www.artcentermorrobay.com/ This workshop will include watercolor demonstrations, plenty of painting time, individual coaching and gentle critiques. Participants may use Jeannie's template and photos, or bring their own references (still life, floral or portrait) to paint on a 1/4 or 1/2 sheet watercolor paper. Students will gain skill in watercolor techniques, color glazing, color mixing, the use of a limited palette and how to see and paint light and color . Beginning to advanced painters will enjoy this workshop. _____________________________________________________________________________________________
Watercolor Demonstrations:
Morro Bay Demo: "Translucent Layers"
When: July 14, 2014
Time: 3:00
Where: Morro Bay Art Center, 835 Main St., Morro Bay, CA
Free and open to the public, so bring your friends. Refreshments included.
Upcoming Classes:
University Art Mid-Town, Sacramento, 2601 J Street, Sacramento, CA
Six-Week Watercolor Class: A Study in Translucent Watercolor Portraits
For intermediate – advanced watercoloristsClasses will include portrait demos each week, group conversations and individual attention. You will be working with other enthusiastic students, intent on capturing a likeness, telling a story, creating a mood, or recalling the memory of a special person. Watercolor portraits are a great challenge, fun and rewarding. And… Remember: Learning how to paint watercolor portraits are more like a journey than a day trip.
When: September 9 – October 14, 2014 (Tuesdays)
Time: 10:00 am – 12:30 pm
Class fee: $170
Where: University Art Mid-Town, Sacramento2601 J Street, Sacramento, CA, Telephone: 916 443-5721To sign up for class send a check to Jeannie Vodden, P. O. Box 512, Jackson, CA 95642.
For more information or questions you may contact me via my website. Just click above on "Contact" button.
Six-Week Watercolor Class: Flowers in Rainbow Layers
A class for beginning to intermediate watercolorists.
- Gain skill in basic watercolor techniques
- Use a limited palette with heightened color
- Experience Jeannie's patient teaching methods.
- Learn through encouragement, examples and helpful suggestions
When: September 9 – October 14, 2014 (Tuesdays)
Time: 1:00 pm – 3:30
Class Fee: $170
Where: University Art Mid-Town, Sacramento 2601 J Street, Sacramento, CA 95816, tel 916 443-5721To sign up for class send a check to me, Jeannie Vodden, P. O. Box 512, Jackson, CA 95642. For more information or questions you may contact me via my website. Just click above on "Contact" button.
Workshops at University Art:
Translucent Portraits! A two day watercolor workshop with Jeannie in Sacramento, Midtown.
This class is designed for artists interested in incorporating Jeannie's use of color in their watercolor portraits. Jeannie will provide a photo reference for practice on the first day. Bring your own photograph that you would like to paint after your practice study.
- Learn and practice the use of a limited palette
- Paint in transparent layers
- Achieve a depth of color in your portraits
In this class, with Jeannie as your guide, you will gain skill in the art of watercolor portraiture, slightly loose, transparent layers. This workshop is the perfect introduction into Jeannie's portrait techniques.When: Saturday, September 27, 10:00am- 4:00 pm And Sunday, September 28, 12:30pm – 3:00 pm Cost: $125 Where: University Art Midtown Sacramento on J Street
Mendocino Summer Workshop
Dates: August 29 – 31, 2014
Class Title: "Glazing with Rainbows" (watercolor)
Class Description
Open to all levels of watercolorists, this class with Jeannie Vodden will introduce you to Jeannie's watercolor techniques. You may choose your own subject matter, or you may follow along as Jeannie demonstrates. Learn how to move between hard and soft edges, how to create the illusion of volume, and how to paint with control, but still give your paintings the feeling of looseness. As always, in Jeannie's classes, you will have plenty of individual attention as well as group discussions and thoughtful critiques.
CWA 3 Day Watercolor Workshop
"Florals and Still Life – Very colorful, somewhat loose"
When: August 14 – 16, 2014
Where: Gallery Concord, Concord, CA
Cost: CWA members $395, non-CWA $450.
You may register on line at www.californiawatercolor.org/workshops.html, You will see all the workshops available there. Scroll down till you find my workshop with the bright coral Quince Blossoms. Click on it for more info and to sign up. You may pay with PayPal. If you need help, email June Hunt at firstname.lastname@example.com or call her at 510-525-0965.
I'm very pleased to be included in the faculty of the California Watercolor Associations line-up for 2014. CWA has many fine art presenters and teachers each year. Check them out at: www.californiawatercolor.org
Two Day Watercolor Workshop in Pleasanton, Ca
When: September 12 – 13, 2014
Time: 9:30 am – 4:30 pm
Where: Firehouse Arts Center, 4444 Railroad Ave., Pleasanton, CA
Fee $199 early bird (before July 1, 2014), $209 RegularSpace is limited To Register online go to https://palworkshop3.eventbrite.com To Register by mail contact Jeannie for registration form and address. _________________________________________________________
If you're interested in any of these events or classes, please contact me for more information and to sign up.
Materials List for Watercolor Classes and Workshops
Paper: Artist-grade cold-press paper, 140 lb. (Stretched preferred) or 300 lb. Clipped, stapled or taped on gatorboard or other hard surface.
- Use ¼ sheet, ½ sheet or full sheet, your choice
- (For those wanting to use my template, use ¼ sheet)
- Watercolor pads, 140 lb., 11 x 14 or larger, are okay
- I recommend Arches brand paper.
- Be prepared with extra paper for practice studies.
Palette: Large Professional palette with areas for mixing colors.
Paints:Essential: My three favorite colors… I almost always use these. Winsor Yellow, or another transparent yellow (Cadmium Yellow Medium okay) Permanent Rose Thalo Blue or Winsor Blue (green shade) Optional: Thalo Yellow Green (Grumbacher), or Skip's Green (Cheap Joe's) Winsor Lemon or other transparent lemon yellow Winsor Orange Cobalt Blue French Ultramarine Blue Winsor Dioxazine Violet Alizarin Crimson Winsor Green (blue shade) Quinacridone Gold, Coral, Magenta
Water containers: Two – quart or larger plastic containers
Miscellaneous:2B pencil and sharpener or automatic pencil Graphite transfer paper (no wax) Kneaded eraser Household sponge Ruler Paper towels and/or Kleenex Masking Tape or blue tape Spray Bottle Notebook Sketchbook *I work on a slanted surface, so bring something sturdy to prop up your work ie: pencil box, 2×4 or 4×4 piece of wood Jeannie Vodden 1/13


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Day 21
Today we took taxis from our hotel to the Suzhou Institute of Science and Technology. To begin with we saw some student artwork. Shortly after, we meet in a conference room for a lecture on Feng Shui. Once our teacher completed hi lecture some Chinese students came to our room. We were each pared up with a student to help them ...
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Today started of by taking an hour long bus ride ride to Taihu Lake. Once there, we drove around the coat on the bus, stopped to take some photos and walked around a small village. After Taihu Lake, we visited a garden an country yard house wee we walked around the garden and explored the building. We crossed the street to a local restaurant where we all had noodle dishes. Mine was the vegetable dish that had tofu, mushrooms and bamboo shoots. Once we finished lunch ...
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Starting the school year with confidence includes effective organization of all the wonderful resources we've collected. As teachers we are notorious for collecting ideas. It doesn't take long for our files to be filled with potential learning activities. The problem is after all these years, it is hard to separate the good from the clutter. I knew it was time to revamp my files and what better way than to design attractive labels that also correspond to the Common Core … [Read more...]
Teaching With Literature
When it comes to instilling a love for reading, there is nothing better than using "real" books. My students love to be read to and constantly adjust their heads trying to get a better look at the illustrations. I'll pause at suspenseful moments and ask them to predict what might happen next. Eagerly we hold our breath as I turn the page. Were we right? Did the characters respond as we had thought? The children cheer at the end and beg for more. It doesn't get much better than that. Research … [Read more...]
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Do you wish you had an easy way to review the skills that you have taught? Are you frustrated when your students "forgot" what you taught them a few weeks ago? Have you been wondering how to incorporate the Common Core Standards into your classroom? Are you worried that it is "one more thing" you have to cram into your already busy schedule? Well, I've been in your shoes and it has motivated me to create a solution that will work for students as well as teachers. I am happy to share with … [Read more...]
Frog and Toad: Facts and Fiction
Arnold Lobel's beloved characters Frog and Toad are popular stories with developing readers. The characters in this series provide a great opportunity to practice the skills of compare and contrast. I like to use this story as a launching opportunity to read and write about factual information about frogs and toads. We continue the skill of comparing and contrasting by having the students analyze a table of data that I created about frogs and toads. Did you know that toads don't have … [Read more...]
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One growth area my students usually need is a wider vocabulary. Frequently, they get stuck using dull adjectives and boring verbs. So I began thinking of a creative way to get them to spice up their writing. I quickly latched onto the word "spicier" and images of cooking, recipes, and mixing up a tastier paragraph whisked in my brain. Below is an interactive word wall that I created. The bowls are glued onto envelopes to create pouched. The spoons contain synonyms for the overused words. The … [Read more...]
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The Zionsville Chapter of Kappa Kappa Kappa will award three $800 scholarships this spring. Two are for Zionsville Community High School seniors; the third will be given to a student entering his or her sophomore year of college. Selection of recipients is based on academic achievement, strong goals for the future, extracurricular activities, work experience and volunteer service. Applications must be in by Monday, April 6. Call Molly Kincaide at 873-0023 for more information.
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All Zionsville elementary schools will have their annual Kindergarten "round-ups" to register children for fall 2009 Kindergarten classes. Children must be 5 years of age on or before Aug. 1, 2009 to attend Kindergarten. Students turning 5 during the month of August will be given an automatic waiver. Following is the registration schedule:
• Eagle Elementary School, 350 N. Sixth St., 873-1234: 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. Thursday, April 9. No appointment necessary.
• Pleasant View Elementary School, 4700 S. 975 East, 873-2376: 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 8 and 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Thursday, April 9. Call for appointment.
• Stonegate Elementary School, 7312 W. Stonegate Drive, 873-8050: 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday, April 16. Call for appointment.
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Currently, the G+ badge options are not particularly WordPress widget friendly. Even the small option is a bit wider than the width of the sidebar on my blog theme.
I wrote last month about some issues with my website as a result of an issue with my hosting provider. It's been a very long and arduous process, but I think I've finally finished the last of the cleanup. It's certainly not something I would like to repeat again. Having said that, there are lots of positives about the process.
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I've not become all religious. I'm just using this variant on new year to start my new year in earnest. The start of this year has been a little shaky for me. The first couple of days I was a little under the weather and I kinda decided to break all my planned new years resolutions to make myself feel better. Seeing as now we are half way through January, that process lasted a little longer than I expected.
I don't really take new years resolutions very seriously, so instead I'm going to list a few things I am going to focus on in the coming year. Kinda like a mission statement to try and live up to.
One of my justifications for buying the iPad was I would use the Kindle App on it and save lots of money on buying paper books. That didn't happen because the iPad is a really crappy reading device for novels. It's way to big and heavy and has a nasty glossy screen that it totally crap for reading unless the light is perfect…
Using the same price justification again, I finally got round to buying myself an Kindle from Amazon. I bought the lowest spec one, which should be fine for me. My first impressions are it's really cool. It's very small and lite and most importantly the screen is great for reading novels.
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On my final day in Bulgaria I managed to leave my coat, hat and gloves in a restaurant about 2 hours away from Sofia. I realized when we were about 30 minutes from Sofia, but thought it was no point saying anything because we didn't have time to go back and get them. When we arrived at the hotel someone else noticed I wasn't wearing a coat and I explained my foolishness and thought no more of it.
A few days after I got home I got an email from Milena Gerova to say the coat had been located and she was going to post it back to me. A man in a van delivered it this morning, hence the title of the post, "Return of the mack". Thanks very much Milena.
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CATEGORIES Movies, Event Calendar, HorrorHere's my typical blah-blah intro: Fantastic Fest rules. I love Austin in late September. Alamo Drafthouse has great employees and even better cheese fries. Movies yay nerd geek woo. OK, now let's move on. Here was Batch 1. Below is a portion of Batch 2. After the jump are the rest of Batch 2 and a LOT of groovy info on Zombieland (!), the Austin return of Mr. George Romero (!!), and a bunch of witty blather from our pal Tim League. Ready? Good.
Daybreakers U.S. Premiere (dir: The Spierig Brothers, 2009) In the year 2019, a plague has transformed most every human into vampires. Faced with a dwindling blood supply, the fractured dominant race plots their survival; meanwhile, a researcher works with a covert band of vamps on a way to save humankind.
Doghouse (dir. Jake West, 2009, UK) North American Premiere Kicked out of the house and recently served with divorce papers, Vince (Stephen Graham, THIS IS ENGLAND) is at a low point in his life. In an effort to rally their best mate's spirits, his crew rents a charter bus for a country retreat of heavy drinking and womanizing. The only problem is that the women in their idyllic country hideaway have been infested with the zombie plague, eaten every man in town and are now hungry for seconds.
Duress North American Premiere (dir. Jordan Barker, 2009, US) A cold-blooded killer has singled out a mild-mannered, recently widowed man and is forcing him, under threat of harm to his young daughter, to participate in his gruesome activities. The indecisive father sinks deeper and more helplessly into the clutches of the ruthless killer - a man most definitely on a mission.
Macabre World Premiere (dir. The Mo Brothers, 2009, Indonesia) After just embarking on a roadtrip, six friends stop to pick up a girl who has just been robbed and return her to her home at the end of an isolated forest. Their act of kindness ends up being repaid by a night of unspeakable horror and butchery.
Smash Cut U.S. Premiere (dir. Lee Demarbre, 2009, Canada) When his latest film is panned for its sub-par effects work, veteran grindhouse filmmaker Able Whitman (David Hess, LAST HOUSE ON THE LEFT, HOUSE ON THE EDGE OF THE PARK) is struck with inspiration: the most realistic gore effects will come from actual dismemberment and corpses!
Survival of the Dead U.S. Premiere (dir. George A. Romero, 2009, US/Canada) George Romero returns to the Alamo Drafthouse cinema for the U.S. premiere of his latest zombie opus. The action centers on two warring clans of Plum Island; one wants to kill every zombie on the island, the other tries to protect their undead family members until a cure for "zombieism" is found.
Van Diemen's Land U.S. Premiere (dir. Jonathan Auf Der Heide, 2009, Australia) When their guard is killed en route to prison in 19th-century Tasmania, eight prisoners escape through the dense rain forest. Their poorly-conceived escape plans crumble, food runs out and the gang of prisoners engages in power struggles, psychological games and cannibalism in order to survive. Based on the true-life story of Australian prisoner Alexander Pearce.
Yesterday Regional Premiere (Rob Grant, 2009, Canada) When a strange flulike virus starts killing people and turning them into flesh-eating zombies, an unlikely group of guys band together, grab an SUV and head for the woods to wait out the epidemic. Shot in 16mm on a micro-budget of $25,000, YESTERDAY transcends its resources, filling every scene with great practical effects, car crashes, ballistics and, most importantly, cracklingly sharp dramatic and comedic performances by every single principal cast member.
Zombieland (dir. Ruben Fleischer, 2009, US) Columbus (Jesse Eisenberg) is a big wuss - but when you're afraid of being eaten by zombies, fear can keep you alive. Tallahassee (Woody Harrelson) is an AK-totin', zombie-slayin' badass whose single determination is to get the last Twinkie on earth.
Crazy Racer Regional Premiere (dir. Hao Ning, 2009, China) Singing and dancing Chinese Supermen, bumbling police investigators, even more bumbling apprentice criminals, double and triple-cross assassination attempts, muay thai gymnastics, triad gangster shootouts, explosions and car chases all collide to form a deliriously intoxicating celluloid cocktail.
Down Terrace World Premiere (dir. Ben Wheatley, 2009, UK) Down Terrace is a darkly comedic drama from Britain that follows the daily travails of a dysfunctional family of crooks trying to keep their business from falling apart.
First Squad World Premiere (dir. Yoshiharu Ashino, 2009, Japan) The battle along the Russian-German front of WWII has ground to a halt. Desperate to regain momentum the Nazi forces have turned to their occult division to raise the spirits of their dead ancestors to fight on their behalf. Russia's only hope lies in the psychic abilities of a teenage girl.
Hard Revenge, Milly: Bloody Battle Regional Premiere (dir. Takanori Tsujimoto, 2009, Japan) In a near-future post-apocalyptic bombed-out shell of Japan, lawless gangs roam the outskirts of the city, raping and pillaging with impunity. Milly, left for dead by a particularly vicious gang, literally picks up the (her) pieces, bonds them with some truly inventive bio-weaponry and takes bloody revenge, one lowlife at a time.
The Human Centipede North American Premiere (dir. Tom Six, 2009, Netherlands/UK) Dr. Heiter (Dieter Laser), a leering, sepulchral surgeon from Germany whose specialty is separating Siamese twins, evolves his craft by sewing together living beings together at the "mucous-cutaneous zone" (guess) in order to create Siamese triplets with a single digestive system.
Mandrill World Premiere (dir. Ernesto Diaz Espinoza, 2009, Chile) The dynamic duo of Chile, Marko Zaror and Ernesto Diaz Espinoza, are returning to Austin with the World Premiere of their new action thriller MANDRILL. Marko Zaror plays MANDRILL, a young hitman who will not relent until he has exacted bloody revenge on the man who killed his mother many years ago.
Merantau North American Premiere (dir. Gareth Evans, 2009, Indonesia) Indonesia's first martial arts film in roughly fifteen years and quite possibly the first to ever feature a serious treatment of local martial art silat.
Metropia U.S. Premiere (dir. Tarik Saleh, 2009, Sweden) What if the global oil shortage were to force civilization underground? What if the subway system were expanded to connect all the major cities of Europe? What if the voices in your head were real and the Powers That Be using transmitters hidden in shampoo to monitor your every word and action? It's only paranoia if it's not true ...
Sweet Karma US Premiere (dir. Andrew Thomas Hunt, 2009, Canada) When her sister disappears without a trace - the apparent victim in a Russian prostitution ring in Toronto - a shy, beautiful, mute woman sets off on a bloody, intercontinental trail of revenge.
Terribly Happy (dir. Henrik Ruben Genz, 2009, Denmark) Based on a true story, TERRIBLY HAPPY follows a young Copenhagen cop who is exiled to a provincial Jutland town after suffering a nervous collapse. The town and its "code" soon prove to be much more complex and challenging - not to mention much more deadly - than the big city beat.
Yatterman Regional Premiere (dir. Takashi Miike, 2009, Japan) A reimagining of the long-running Anime TV show, Miike's YATTERMAN is a massive dayglo blast that hits your brain like a bullet train and kickstarts your pleasure centers.
So those are just the newly-announced features. For the shorts, the Zombieland screening, the attendance of zombie lord George Romero, and a whole lot more, check out the handy-dandy Fantastic Fest website.


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Semester Workload: A division of an academic year; the time during which educational institutions hold classes. Length may vary and load is calculated separately for the fall and spring semesters, summer terms and each term of non-traditional length, i.e., may term, winter term, etc.
Clock Hour Grid: Used to calculate workload for non-TRS/ORP adjuncts. During each of the semesters, sessions or terms, adjuncts may teach a workload of nine (9) contact hours or less each week (18 clock hours or less per week). Per TRS guidelines, lecture and lab hours are counted as two (2) clock hours (example: 3 lecture/3 lab hours equate to 12 clock hours per week).
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Workload is calculated using the clock hour grid based on the number of contact hours to be taught. However, the appropriate grid/chart, related to the type of teaching arrangement, should be used to calculate payment. An adjunct instructor's workload includes class preparation and teaching assigned classes, student consultation, conducting examinations and submission of grades to the college. Like full-time faculty, activities may vary for non-traditional instruction. The adjunct instructor will be compensated for additional activities as assigned.
When an adjunct instructor teaches more than nine (9) contact hours they will be considered full-time employees for TRS purposes. These employees are required to participate in TRS and are eligible for insurance through the Employee Retirement System (ERS). Costs associated with these benefits will be charged to the college responsible for placing the employee over the nine (9) contact hour limit. Repeated or consistent occurrences in this exception will likely cause full responsibility for all benefits (i.e., no staff benefit allowances on benefit allocations) for the college causing the exception.When working for multiple locations, the location entering the employment contract in Colleague last will be the responsible party.
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Supervision of Instructors in Credit Classes: Fifteen (15) instructors is the equivalent of one (1) three credit lecture hour course (one instructor is equal to 4 hours of pay for supervision).
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B. Special Training, Orientation and Administrative Requirements: Special Training, Orientation and Administrative Requirements: Adjunct instructors are compensated to attend mandatory training, orientations and administrative conferences as prescribed by the DCCCD Board of Trustees approved clinical and laboratory instruction agreements. Workload assignments must be approved by the instructional dean where the clinical or laboratory training curriculum is assigned and will be in accordance with the paragraphs below. A Special Employment Agreement form will be prepared covering training, orientation and administrative requirements to be performed. Work hours are documented on a monthly time sheet and will be paid at the approved part-time hourly rate. Special Training Requirements: Adjunct instructors may be paid up to 12 clock hours per semester to attend required training and orientation sessions related to:
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Students enrolled for 1100-level applied lessons receive one (1) 30-minute private lesson (.5 lecture hour) per week. An additional half hour of self-practice is required of the student. Compensation Calculation: .5 X 16 weeks X $45.09 per hour compensation = $360.72 per semester.
2200-Level Applied Music Courses:
Students enrolled for 2200-level applied lessons receive one (1) 60-minute private lesson per week (1.0 lecture hour) per week. An additional hour of self-practice is required of the student. Compensation Calculation: 1.0 x 16 weeks x $45.09 per hour compensation = $721.44 per semester.
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(1) Recital or concert performance.
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(6) Attend student recitals.
(7) Other duties as assigned by the division chairman.
Distance Learning: Load for distance learning classes are based on the maximum contact hours regardless of the number of students enrolled in the class.Technical Work Experience (Co-Op): Instructors in cooperative education, practicum's and internships are paid according to the following guidelines.
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c. Clinical Work Experience: Based on guidelines specifically adopted for nursing and health professions. The DCCCD will not pay for additional students if the enrollment increases after certification date. In the event enrollment drops to zero, the payment will cease.Combined Employment:Combining hours worked in multiple part-time positions which results in a workload equivalent to a full-time employee is prohibited.
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Anthony Joseph Thomas, 21, a native of Banberg, West Germany, and resident of Killeen, Texas, died Sunday, April 4, 2010, in Williamson County, Texas.
Visitation will be from 11 a.m. to funeral time Saturday at Marlboro Heights Missionary Baptist Church in Killeen. Service will be at 1 p.m. Saturday officiated by the Rev. Dr. Shawn Moton, with burial at 1 p.m. Monday at Central Texas State Veterans Cemetery in Killeen.
Survivors include his parents, Anthony and Peggy Thomas, of Killeen; his maternal grandparents, Hugh P. and Senna Mae Lewis, of Baton Rouge; his paternal grandparents, Roland Thomas and wife, Velma, of New Orleans, and Ella B. Thomas of Thibodaux.
Chisom Family Funeral Home in Copperas Cove, Texas, is in charge of arrangements.
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