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The Fairmont State University School of Fine Arts Department of Art will be holding the 2013 Juried Student Exhibition in JD Brooks Gallery from April 15 through April 26. The show will be holding an opening on April 16 at 12:30 PM.
The show will be exhibiting Fairmont State Student work that has been selected by Juror Dylan Collins. Dylan Collins was born in Chicago, Illinois, in 1974, and grew up in east central Illinois. He attended Eastern Illinois University and received both a B.A. in Two-Dimensional Studio Art in 1996 and an M.A. in Sculpture in 1997. He moved to Ohio in 2000 to attend Kent State University, earning an M.F.A. in Sculpture in 2003.
Since earning his MFA, he has held academic positions as Adjunct Instructor in Drawing and Sculpture programs at Kent State University, Visiting Assistant Professor of Drawing at Oberlin College, and Instructor of Studio Foundations at Southeast Missouri State University in Cape Girardeau, MO. Dylan is currently Visiting Assistant Professor and Sculpture Program Coordinator in the School of Art & Design at West Virginia University in Morgantown, West Virginia.
Recent exhibitions of his work include Diagrammatic Disarray at Northwest Florida State College Mattie Kelly Arts Center, Apparatus at the University of Texas at San Antonio Satellite Space, Phenomena(l) at SPACES gallery in Cleveland, the 21st International Juried Show at the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey in Summit, New Jersey, Once Familiar at MOCA Cleveland, and The NEO Show at the Cleveland Museum of Art.
The opening will present the winners of several awards the show has to offer. Best in 2D/3D Foundations, Best in Sculpture, Best in Painting, Best in Printmaking, Best in Show and President's Choice. Admission is free and open to the public.
The Fairmont State University School of Fine Arts Department of Art will be holding the 2013 Juried Student Exhibition in JD Brooks Gallery from April 15 through April 26. The show will be holding an opening on April 16 at 12:30 PM.
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Fairmont State University will host the inaugural West Fork New Music Festival on campus on Friday and Saturday, Sept. 12 and Sept. 13. Guest composers and performers from West Virginia, Ohio, Virginia and Pennsylvania will attend.
The Fairmont State University Academy for the Arts is accepting registrations for fall classes and private lessons in art, music and theatre. Classes and lessons begin the week of Sept. 2.
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The Fairmont State University School of Fine Arts and Town & Gown theatre group announce open auditions for "Sleepy Hollow," an original musical written by Jim Christian and Tom Edward Clark. The story is inspired by "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow," the classic American short story written by Washington Irving. The production is directed by Francene Kirk; the music director is R.J. Nestor, and the choreographer is Susan Cato.

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Eva Longoria looked adorable in her T-bags maxi dress while grabbing some coffee in LA, but even all that fabric can't hide her tiny, super fit bod. When she's not talking about her plans for her future family with Tony, Eva's been hard at work on the set of Desperate Housewives. The next season is definitely starting to sound promising as we get closer to the premiere in September - be sure to check out which actors just joined the cast as Wisteria Lane's newest couple.
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jadoremondieu 7 years
i don't want to like her, but i do. i love how she looks here. i can't wait for summer here!!
demeter 7 years
I like the dress, she looks cute.
pinkprincess1101 7 years
ha ha cinn, thanks i disliek her too because she is with tony poor baby
dioraddict 7 years
She should have worn a different bag. The snakeskin on the bag completely clashes with the pattern of the dress. Yuck!
caitlinannmary 7 years
poo on her bag
Cinnamon-Girl 7 years
i only disslike this woman bacause of you pink ;) lol
Maria-M 7 years
The dress is ugly, it's just too much...
rubialala 7 years
I like this dress on her.
pinkprincess1101 7 years
yeah tatti that would be me hating on this b!rch because she is with my man
tati33 7 years
too much is going on here... :ROTFL: pink - I knew you would be here!
GloWorm 7 years
I seriously can't stand her but I love her dress.
MissBardot 7 years
Wow she has a ton of dresses. But that purse and that dress look terrible together, waaay too much going on.
mwmsjuly19 7 years
Bad dress/purse combo. She needed a neutral bag.
ktacce 7 years
i'm loving the dress AND the purse... hott.
askmetostay 7 years
love the pattern of the dress, and the purse...but NOT together!!
LyzzNY 7 years
i don't find her to have a "fit" body.. i'd rather be sexy and womanly..
cari907 7 years
cute dress
Nessyliz 7 years
She has really bad style. She needs to fire Robert Verdi. I like him, he's funny, but I think he isn't a good stylist for her. And Eva, eat some ice cream, pls!
dmblauren 7 years
love the dress, hate the purse. i can't wear long dresses cause it makes my hips look ridiculously huge.
pinkprincess1101 7 years
umm i like her phone oh and her man
deannest 7 years
i just really don't like the maxi dress fad....i don't think i've ever seen someone pull one off....and wear the dress instead of it wearing them. maybe it's just the prints combined with the cut. i dunno.
JennaV 7 years
marshmellow 7 years
The top of the dress is looking nice
notoriousrem_22 7 years
That dress is too busy for her tiny frame and pairing it with a huge snakesin bag just puts the sh*t in sh*tious. Kinnda like her acting.
alibella 7 years
time to get a new bag eva!
eyeris806 7 years
the dress is...too busy...? she's looks so tiny!
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Wow! Can't wait the new season!
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A warm welcome awaits you at Askrigg Cottage, a cosy , private, home away from home. Beautifully situated in a quiet Victorian era street in the heart of Moonee Ponds. It's the little things that will make your stay a happy one ; chocolates and fresh fruit on arrival,a basket packed with breakfast goodies and the latest magazines. Askrigg Cottage is just a few minutes walk from the train station and a short train ride (15 min) to the centre of Melbourne. Stroll down to Moonee Ponds' Puckle St and enjoy all this cosmopolitan shopping precinct has to offer. Take a walk to the tranquil Maribyrnong River or just sit back on the cottage's sunny verandah and relax. Walking distance to the races at Moonee Valley ,or a short tram trip to Flemington race course for the Melbourne Cup.
Air-conditioned .Wireless Broadband .HD LCD TV, Bicycles available.
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|Air conditioning, Wi-Fi available
|1 bedroom, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms
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Martin is a very accommodating and generous host. The breakfast hamper lasted me a week and there was a cupboard full of extra breakfast food.The only reason I am not giving it 5 stars is the wifi sig… More
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We totally enjoyed our 4 nights at Askrigg Cottage.. Loved our welcome basket of goodies.. We will definitely return on our next trip to Melbourne. Thank you Martin & Berys for your kind hospitali… More
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We, (2 adults, 2 kids) stayed during the australian Open week and it was perfect. A short stroll to the train, then 20 mins to downtown. Martin even supplied us the train passes so we didn't have… More
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A fantastic cottage with lovely hosts. The cottage is very well equipped with everything and and more to make a stay relaxing and easy. The garden setting is absolutely beautiful! Thanks Berys and … More
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14 May 2013
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I recently travelled from country Victoria to stay at askrigg Cottage while attending medical appointments in Melbourne.I needed somewhere quiet, close to public transport, walking distance to a varie… More
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We loved the cottage with its beautiful olde world feel. Gorgeously decorated with everything we needed for our 5 day stay. Tram and Train close by and lovely hosts.… More
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You could not find two more considerate and helpful hosts than Martin and Berys. Nothing was too much trouble in their efforts to make our stay a memorable one. The accommodation and facilities were o… More
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An asymmetrical dress made of jersey and some sheer stretchy fabric I had laying around on my stash.
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Jan 21, 2013, 08.29 PMby Cierra Pamplin
Great job! I saw this tutorial on Q2HAN's Youtube account as well. I totally want to make it with some bright colors for Spring.
Jan 22, 2013, 05.16 AMby madyb
Thank you!You really should!It would be beautiful in a bright color!
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BROWNBURG — The Brownsburg Fire Territory (BFT) hosted the first annual 9/11 Memorial Car Show and Festival sponsored by Bill Estes Ford on Saturday at Williams Park, with proceeds benefiting the memorial.
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Daniel Hendry helped put the car show together.
"I'm a firefighter from Greencastle, but I'm also a president of a car club called Indy Carmada," he said. "They asked me to put on some sort of a car event — like a car show. I figured if we're doing a car show and we have the whole park, why not just put a big festival on for kids and adults and give a little bit of everything for everybody."
Stephanie Martindale, BFT public information officer, said the memorial, which will feature a piece of steel from one of the Twin Towers, has been in the works for some time.
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I completely despise Brad Childress. I can't even put into words really, the disdain I have for that bald headed psycho-analytical dweeb.
Here is why....
He has the makings of a Super Bowl squad. he has for the last 2 years. You may recall, the Vikings DESTROYED the eventual SB Champion Giants at the Meadowlands by a score of like 41-10 right? Eayore(before he reverted back to Eli, had 4 int's!)
What kept them from going to the playoffs?
And when he had a chance last season to actually sign a decent vet(Jeff George) after his qb's were dropping like flies, he made fun of George and told him to go to "fantasy camp". Real classy, Brad. Yeah, you're a model coach for others to aspire to be. I hope your dago mustache falls off too, numskull.
Maybe if he actually understood what a good qb is, the Viqueens would have a serious shot. When you have a team thats capable of making some serious noise, and you're one ingredient away, and elect to do nothing about it(I'm sorry, Frerotte and Booty aren't answers either), you should be FIRED and sent to COACHING FANTASY CAMP!
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Evaluating remediation alternatives for mine drainage, Little Cottonwood Creek, Utah, USA
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The vast occurrence of mine drainage worldwide, documented in descriptive studies, presents a staggering challenge for remediation. Any tool that can move beyond descriptive study and helps to evaluate options for remediation in a way that maximizes improvements to the water quality of streams and minimizes cost of remediation could save valuable resources and time. A reactive solute transport model, calibrated from two detailed mass-loading studies in Little Cottonwood Creek (LCC), Utah, provides a tool to evaluate remediation options. Metal loading to LCC is dominated by discharge from two mine drainage tunnels. Discharge from an upstream tunnel has been treated by a fen to reduce metal loading. Discharge from the downstream tunnel (WDT) can be controlled because of a bulkhead that creates a mine pool. Simulations of remedial options for three compliance locations suggest that the water-quality standards for Cu and Zn at upstream and downstream compliance locations are met using various combinations of fen treatment and WDT regulation, but the complete compliance at the middle compliance location requires the highest level of fen treatment and the greatest regulation of WDT discharge. Reactive transport modeling is an useful tool for the evaluation of remedial alternatives in complex natural systems, where multiple hydrologic and geochemical processes determine metal fate.
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- Title
- Evaluating remediation alternatives for mine drainage, Little Cottonwood Creek, Utah, USA
- Journal
Environmental Earth Sciences
Volume 60, Issue 5 , pp 1021-1036
- Cover Date
- 2010-05-01
- 10.1007/s12665-009-0240-0
- Print ISSN
- 1866-6280
- Online ISSN
- 1866-6299
- Publisher
- Springer-Verlag
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- Topics
- Keywords
- Mine drainage
- Remediation
- Transport modeling
- Water-quality standards
- Authors
- Briant A. Kimball (1)
- Robert L. Runkel (2)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. U.S. Geological Survey, 2329 W Orton Circle, Salt Lake City, UT, 84119-2047, USA
- 2. Denver Federal Center, U.S. Geological Survey, MS 415, PO Box 25046, Lakewood, CO, 80225, USA


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Disclaimer: I was debating whether or not to belabor this point. I didn't want to seem flippant about what I think is kind of a big deal in terms of the offense underperforming, but didn't want folks to get bored while reading and miss my point. So hopefully this represents a suitable middle ground - probably less verbose than some people may be used to from me.
Suffice to say, the offense has been pretty bleh through the first two months of the 2014 season for the Braves. Last season, the Braves had crushed about 75 homers by the end of May, and they sat at 32-22 atop the NL East with a 4.5 game lead over the Nats. In 2014, the offense has only hit about 50 homers so far, and rolling around in the bottom third of all offenses while the Braves' league-best pitching (definitely best in the NL, arguably best in the majors) keeps them afloat with a 1.5 game lead over the Marlins (wtf).
Now, there's a lot of really obvious stuff to point out about the offense. Chris Johnson hasn't been doing his best Michael Flatley of BABIP impression, Heyward had a brutal start, Uggla's been worse than last year and replaced by a couple of guys who haven't fared much better at the plate, and so on. Aside from Justin Upton, Freddie Freeman, and Evan Gattis, the offensive performance of the team has largely been forgettable, but that trio has actually been hitting well enough to keep the team in many games without contributions from others.
But here's the real kicker, and it's not something you'll hear about in terms of narratives (unless you've been hearing me complain about this): the Braves have had a weird, troubling, and disappointing inability to hit with men on base. And I'm not just talking about runners in scoring position here, or multiple runners on base, or anything like that. Even when a lone runner reaches first via a hit or a walk, the guys behind him suddenly transform into noodle-wielding Lilliputians. The team's wRC+ with the bases empty is 92, good for 20th in the majors. Not great, but not the end of the world. The team's wRC+ with any runner on any base is 85, only 24th. Okay, so they're somewhat worse with men on base, but, not horrible, right?
But... you shouldn't expect teams to hit at the same rate with men on base as they do with the sacks empty. That's because pitchers that allow baserunners are worse pitchers, so worse pitchers pitch more with guys on base, so everyone should hit better, on average, when there are runners on. Sure, in close-and-late situations hitters might be facing tough bullpen arms that neutralize this advantage, but the majority of runners on base, by definition, come against not-all-too-great pitchers in a game's early and middle innings. In general, this swing isn't that pronounced, but it does exist: in 2012, the wRC+ swing between these two states was +7 in favor of men on base, it was +3 in 2011 and +7 in 2010 (it was weirdly only +1 in 2013, and is only +1 so far this season). In any case, though, hitters should NOT be hitting worse with runners on base. They just shouldn't, unless it's bizarro baseball world.
Newsflash: The Braves play in bizarro baseball world.
The following table has wRC+ figures for all the Braves players with 50 PA or more in 2013, and those same players in 2014 (sorry Doumit, you're not on this list, but you only have like 40 PAs so far, so eh).
With the bases empty, J-Up, Freeman, Gattis, and B-Up have been mashing the ball way better than they did in 2013. CJ's been way worse than his 2013 version, as has Uggla; Heyward's been worse but getting better. With men on base, only the Upton brothers have outperformed their 2013 versions (and it's not like that's even hard for BJ, he's outperforming his prior-year self with a 43 wRC+ in men-on-base situations). The rightmost columns compare the "bases empty vs. man on base" split across 2013 and 2014. In 2013, Gattis, Freeman, and Heyward were the only regulars to hit better with a baserunner than sans one. In 2014, Gattis has abandoned the cause, and it's just the salt-and-pepper duo in the green shading there. But what kills me, and the real purpose of this post, is that very rightmost column. Every single regular hitter except Heyward has been considerably worse at hitting with men on base relative to bases empty in 2014 than they were in 2013. And these aren't marginal changes. Justin's wRC+ drops 30 "points," and Freeman's is 51 "points" lower! That's brutal. That's ridiculous. That's almost criminal. Now, I wasn't expecting Freeman to maintain a career 185 wRC+ with runners on base. But now that he's only somewhat better when runners are on base as opposed to Godzilla wreck yo' shit better, it hurts. And everyone else, well... mega-blah. Gattis and J-Up are just inexplicably hitting worse with men on base, by a large margin. Simmons, CJ, and BJ are hitting somewhat worse, but it still adds up.
There's just a few more things I want to share, but I'm still trying not to belabor the point. The next table has slugging percentage, with the same sets of columns. Look on my works, ye mighty, and despair: again, aside from Heyward, everyone's slugging worse with men on base, and again, only Freeman and Heyward are even out-slugging their bases-empty versions. May I point out for the umpteenth time that this doesn't make sense? Bizarro baseball world, indeed.
Which brings me to my final chart, ISO. Just in case guys weren't taking their walks and hacking at bad pitches with a runner on base, I wanted to really see whether there was a power outage going on. And... yeah, there is. (Big surprise, right?)
Justin has at least joined Heyward as a regular with a better ISO split in 2014 than last year. But everyone else's ISO dip is brutal. Freddie's relative ISO is nearly 0.1 lower in 2014 than last year, as is SImmons'. Gattis and BJ are at 0.05 lower. It's not pretty.
So there you have it: we weren't great at hitting with men on base last year, and we're even worse this year. Last year, Freddie went beast mode with men on base while Gattis and Heyward chipped in, everyone else was bleh-ing it up. This year, Freddie is not quite beasting on pitches with guys on base, and Jason's trying, but his relative improvement is over a pretty mediocre overall batting line. And with Gattis providing less thunder with men on, with Simmons having an even wider split than last season (30% worse with men on base, ugh), and CJ just being worse overall, the offense has certainly empowered a certain frustration aura around the team.
There's plenty of time for all these stats to turn around, and I'm still expecting the "men on base" columns to get better for everyone that's currently hitting worse with men on base than with no one on. But until that starts happening in earnest, the offense will continue to hit roadblocks.
tl;dr == start f'in hitting doubles and homers with men on base, guys.


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Eddie Ng, who is fighting in ONE FC this September, talks starting out by teaching himself BJJ.
Here are footage and fight videos from Hong Kong's Legend FC 3 and 4, featuring Mark Eddiva, Kevin Belingon, Zhuo Yang, A Sol Kwon, and more.
Wushu Expert, and current URCC Champ, Kevin Belingon (8-0) remained unbeaten as he submitted the 2008 Beijing Sanda Champ, Bayin Dalai (4-2) in the first round of their LegendFC 3 bout in Hong Kong this past weekend. What's next for the talented Filipino? There have been on-going rumors that the WEC are interested in acquiring his services, but Team Lakay's head coach Mark Sangiao, told BloodyElbow.com that Belingon will first have to compete on URCC XVIII happening this November. --Photo from LegendFC
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dr. smith becomes charles atlas
a group of space hippies are sent to blow up the planet. they are forced to do this after they are deemed not good citizens by their leader. they come via space motorcycles and have bad additudes. when dr.smith, will and the robot discover one of the explosive devices sealed in a box, dr. smith orders the robot to open it by force. a green smoke appears and dr. smith breathes it in and turns into a strong man with green hair and a booming voice. this one is high on the camp factor. the scenes when dr. smith is losing his strenth and he has to excersize to get it back are good, otherwise after an eternity of bad scenes and overacting by jonathan harris, the so-called space hippies are defeated and everything goes back to normal? kind of long in the tooth, this is not one of the better ones.moreless
Shiftless, selfish, bone-idle twits. These are apparently "space hippies", told by their great leader (a computer?!) to be useful.
Their job is to go blow up a planet.
Sadly, the Robinson family is vacationing on that planet at that time.
I dunno. The 'hippies' seem more like thuggy little brutish selfish toddlers than anything else, the 'spacecraft' they travel on has got to be the most ridiculous concoction ever (don't worry folks, they re-use the prop in later stories...), and the noise those "drills" they use seems more irritating than accurate. This one can readily be pased, there is nothing even remotely redeeming here.moreless


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We got up at a leisurely pace again this morning and set off back towards Chania driving west along the northern coast. We stopped at Rethymno which has an old Venetian section and port a lot like Chania. We at lunch facing the old harbor, but were all a little disappointed at the meal. Nothing bad just not what we've gotten accustomed too. And poor service. After not being able to find a hotel ...
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Solar-Powered Boat Successfully Circumvents The Globe
Swiss Engineer Raphael Domjan had a dream - To prove to the world that fossils fuels or wind power were not the the only solutions to powering sea travel by sailing around the world, in a vessel, that drew its energy solely from the sun.
On Friday, April 27th, 2012 his dream was realized when the MS Turanor Planet Solar, the world's largest solar-powered catamaran docked into Monaco after successfully completing a 37,294-mile journey around the world.
The engineer first came up with the idea in the Spring of 2004. However, it took him four years to find a believer in German entrepreneur, Immo Stroeher, who provided him with the funding to build his dream boat.
While it took New Zealand ship builder Craig Loomis, another two years to build the 131-ft long, 52-ft wide MS Turanor Planet Solar, the end result was an engineering marvel. Made from ultra-light carbon its 1,640 sq.ft of solar panels were designed to capture the sun's energy and transfer it to the four electric motors (two in each hull) that helped propel the catamaran to a maximum speed of 15 knots.
On September 27th, 2010 the MS Turanor Planet Solar and its crew of five, sailed off from Monaco, making their way across the Atlantic, Pacific and Indian Oceans and through the Panama and the Suez Canals. In order to get maximum exposure to the sun, the route, was designed to keep the boat as close to Equator, as possible.
Along the way the magnificent solar catamaran made many pre-scheduled stops at various ports around the world including, Miami, Abu Dhabi, Singapore, Shanghai and then finally Monaco, where it had all begun 584 days ago. The best part is that the journey went by very smoothly, with hardly any technical glitches and while the pace wasn't super fast, Rafael had proved his point.
The team is now planning to write a book and release a documentary about their experience - As for the history-making catamaran? They are considering renting it out for scientific or commercial use or maybe even selling it, if they find an interested buyer.
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"Before Midnight"
Synopsis: 9 years on from "Before Sunset," Jesse (Ethan Hawke) and Celine (Julie Delpy) are together in Greece and have twins. Over the course of a day, they talk to friends and to each other, illuminating this new stage they are at in their lives and in their relationship.
What You Need To Know: Perhaps the only way to do a follow-up to two of the most beloved romances in recent memory ("Before Sunrise" and "Before Sunset") without setting up impossible expectations, is to do it quickly, and more or less under the radar. And that's what happened with the third instalment of Richard Linklater's widely adored 'Before' trilogy, with Linklater teaming up with stars and co-writers Delpy and Hawke for intensive script workshopping in Greece, then promptly shooting the film before anyone knew too much about it (You can read our Berlin interviews with Hawke & Delpy, and with Linklater here). It was a tactic that paid off, with the film that unspooled at Sundance (our review here) widely regarded as a fitting continuation of the story, with the wisdom and gentleness of tone that elevated the previous entries very much in evidence. In "Before Midnight," the trio appear to have pulled off that most elusive of victories: a threequel that can stand proudly beside its predecessors -- especially impressive when we consider how relatively unsentimental it is.
When: May 24th
"Much Ado About Nothing"
Synopsis: In an updated, California-set version of Shakespeare's play (though still using the Bard's dialogue), Leonato (Clark Gregg), whose right hand man Claudio (Franz Kline) is in love with his daughter Hero (Jillian Morgese), plays host to the wealthy Don Pedro (Reed Diamond) amongst whose group are the sparring Benedick (Alexis Denisof) and Beatrice (Amy Acker).
What You Need To Know: Speaking of follow-ups, what do you do when you've just completed principal photography on what will become the 3rd highest-grossing movie of all time in Marvel's "The Avengers"? Well, if you're Joss Whedon, you relax at home with some of your closest friends and longtime collaborators, and shoot a low budget, black and white Shakespeare adaptation. Of course it helps that the play in question is the already pretty funny "Much Ado About Nothing" (fellow Marvel director Kenneth Branagh's 1993 adaptation is also a blast) but Whedon and especially his electric cast bring a freshness to it that reveals them all for the gifted comedians and actors they are, no matter how many thous and wherefores they spout. As much fun as it may be to pick out the Whedon regulars (Nathan Fillion has a role too, as does Sean Maher, "Firefly" fans,) more casual viewers can rest assured that this is far more than an exercise in in-jokery. Our TIFF reviewer, despite not being a Browncoat himself, was entirely won over (his A- grade review is here).
When: June 7th
"The Bling Ring"
Synopsis: In the world of the privileged and overly-medicated youth of LA, a group of friends (including Israel Broussard, Katie Chang and Emma Watson) develop an escalating fondness for breaking into the houses of the rich and famous to steal things, just for kicks. Based on the true events surrounding the raiding of Paris Hilton and Orlando Bloom's houses, among others.
What You Need To Know: Sofia Coppola is never more at home than when observing, with her often-dreamy camera, the dissipation of the wealthy and fame-obsessed. But after "Somewhere" and "Marie Antoinette," hearing news she was next tackling the based-in-truth story of a bunch of kids who broke into stars' houses and were responsible for a string of robberies in 2008/2009, well, it seemed a little low-rent and salacious for her more contemplative style. The early word is strong on "The Bling Ring" though, and gives us hope that it overcomes its splashy "Gossip Girl" stylings and Coppola can bring to it some depth of insight. It's possible that what might have seemed like a quick bid for a more mainstream audience may in fact turn out to be a perfect melding of content and directorial sensibility. You can find out for yourselves in June, but prior to that look out for our review from Cannes, where the film opens the Un Certain Regard sidebar.
When: June 14th
"The Attack"
Synopsis: An assimilated Arab living happily and successfully in Tel Aviv, Dr Amin Jafari's (Ali Suliman) carefully balanced life unravels when it is alleged his beloved wife was a suicide bomber.
What You Need To Know: A truly terrific, suspenseful, fearless film from director Ziad Doueiri, "The Attack" is based on the novel by Yasmina Khadra, and has, doing its rounds on the festival circuit, picked up a few awards and a great deal of attention. Indeed it won top prize at Marrakech, which is where we caught up with it, being hugely impressed by its willingness to go right down the rabbit hole of one of the most intractable and divisive political, cultural and religious conflicts of our time. The film's ability to put a human face (helped by the perfectly calibrated performance from Suliman) on issues and situations so far outside of the normal realm of understanding of those us living in the West, and yet to do so without coming off as propagandistic, is incredibly impressive, and not a little wrenching. We're very glad it's getting a wide release it deserves, not just for its politics but for the skilful, thrilling way Doueiri brings this troubling story to life. You can read our review here.
When: June 21st
"A Hijacking"
Synopsis: A Danish cargo ship is hijacked by Somali pirates. In the ensuring days, weeks and months, the CEO of the shipping company back in Copenhagen (Søren Malling) attempts to negotiate with the pirates for the safe return of his crew, while the crew themselves, including ship's cook Mikkel (Johan Philip Asbæk), try to stay alive and sane in an increasingly tense situation.
What You Need To Know: A terrifically tense experience, "A Hijacking" is only Tobias Lindholm's second directorial outing, but as a frequent recent Thomas Vinterberg collaborator (he co-wrote "The Hunt" which appears further down on this list) he has obviously cut his dramatic teeth. Astoundingly realistic in the portrayal of the desperation and helplessness of the captured crew, a lot of that hardship was captured for real (you can read our Lindholm interview here in which he talks about locking his cast in hot rooms for hours...) The stylistic contrast between the heat and flies and sweat onboard and cool greys of the Copenhagen corporation at the other end of the phone is brilliantly maintained, despite the fact the desperation may be all the greater in those glass-walled boardrooms, especially as personified by a devastatingly underplaying Malling. A gruelling but brilliantly rendered experience, you can read our Venice review right here.
When: June 21st
"I'm So Excited"
Synopsis: Aboard a plane that's in serious danger of crashing, the pilots try to find a way to avert disaster, while the crew dedicate themselves to making what may be their passenger's last moments as pleasurable as possible. Featuring an ensemble peppered with Pedro Almodovar regulars including Antonio Banderas, Penelope Cruz and Javier Camara.
What You Need To Know: In surface terms a bit of a 180 from Pedro Almodovar's last film, the perverse, fetishistic "The Skin I Live In," the director himself has described "I'm so Excited" as "a light, very light comedy." And yet the eternal preoccupations of the director (and arguably of all great drama) -- sex and death -- are front and center here too in this tale of a damaged plane and the heightened emotions and situations that arise when people believe they are facing their imminent end. The fact that it's played for laughs, light satire and, from what we've heard, frothy fun involving last-minute applications for the mile-high club and assiduous steward spiking the business class cocktails with mescaline, suggests all the ingredients are in place for a typically Almodovarian romp, without the darker undertones that shaded 'Skin.'
When: June 28th
Asif Khan | May 12, 2013 8:00 PM
Some pretty exciting upcoming indie releases..... my top 5 would be:
1. Before Midnight
2. Frances Ha
3. The Bling Ring
4. Ain't Them Bodies Saints
5. Fruitvale Station
Cinema Enthusiast | May 7, 2013 10:12 PM
A lot of these made a Top 30 Anticipated Summer Films list over at my blog. Nice picks.
wes | May 7, 2013 2:32 PM
here's my 10 films (indie or otherwise) of the summer:
05/17: Frances Ha--Noah Baumbach 2012 OR 06/14: Hijacking--Tobias Lindholm 2012
06/14: Bling Ring--Sofia Coppola
06/28: I'm So Excited--Pedro Almodovar
07/19: Only God Forgives--Nicolas Winding Refn
07/26: Blue Jasmine--Woody Allen
08/09: Elysium--Neill Blomkamp
08/16: Ain't Them Bodies Saints--David Lowery
08/23: Grandmaster--Wong Kar-Wai
08/23: World's End--Edgar Wright
08/28: Closed Circuit--John Crowley
NewYorker | May 7, 2013 1:53 PM
the 10 indie films im lookin forward for this summer are
1-The Way, Way Back
2-The Bling Ring
3-Hatchet 3
4-Much Ado About Nothing
5-The Kings Of Summer
7-Violet and Daisy
8-The Spectacular Now
9-Stuck In Love
10-Before Midnight
tyrannosaurus max | May 7, 2013 1:25 PM
I'm in Germany right now and saw The Hunt a few weeks ago. It was damn solid. Glad to see it here.


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Capital account liberalization as a signal
AbstractThis paper presents a model in which a government's current capital controls policy signals future policies. Controls on capital outflows evolve in response to news on technology, contingent on government attitudes toward taxation of capital. When there is uncertainty over government types, a policy of liberal capital outflows sends a positive signal that may trigger a capital inflow. This prediction is consistent with the experience of several countries that have recently liberalized their capital accounts.
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