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No matter what Shakespeare said, sometimes a rose by any other name really wouldn't smell quite as sweet. It's hard to imagine the aptly named Brooklyn-based theatre company The Civilians, for instance, with any other possible moniker. As a name, 'The Civilians' conjures up a sense of shared humanity, social awareness, and just a touch of quirk -- perfect for a group that bills itself as "the center for investigative theater," staging works that explore the aspects of 'civilian' life both large and small.
Since its founding in 2001, The Civilians has gone from upstart to a theatrical force to be reckoned with on the national level. The group's projects can range from the gently humorous to the topical and tragic -- from the surprising impact of a lost shoe, to the little comedies (and heartbreaks) that accompany divorce, or to hot-button social issues such as evangelical Christianity and controversial property developments.
The Civilians has produced ten original works of theatre to date, ranging from Canard, Canard Goose? to Paris Commune, This Beautiful City, Brooklyn at Eye Level, (I am) Nobody's Lunch, Gone Missing, and You Better Sit Down: tales from my parents' divorce. The group, a nonprofit, often produces in joint or collaborative productions, and thus far its works have been produced in over 40 cities worldwide, from New York's Barrow Street Theater, Public Theater, and others, to the national level at the La Jolla Playhouse, Center Theatre Group, and internationally at the U.K.'s Gate Theater, Soho Theatre, and others. The group is perhaps most well-known for Gone Missing, and the musical's 2007 seven-month Off-Broadway run at the Barrow Street Theater achieved critical raves, as did its production of This Beautiful City, an exploration of evangelical Christianity, which received Drama Guild, Lucille Lortel, and Drama Desk award nominations.
The company's latest works include In The Footprint, a musical on the controversy surrounding Brooklyn's largest development project, The Great Immensity (recently seen in a staged reading), which explores climate change, and Maple and Vine, which explores one couple's fascination with the 1950s.
Led by Artistic Director Steve Cosson, who also writes and directs many of the group's highly collaborative stagings, The Civilians has expanded over the past few years while managing to retain its quirkiness, as well as its willingness to address tough issues center stage with a sympathetic and discerning eye. I had the chance to talk with Steve recently about his work and approaches, as well as about what sets The Civilians apart as a company.
Angela Mitchell: Steve, I have to tell you first off that I saw Gone Missing a few years back during its Barrow Street run, and the "Gone Missing" and "La Bodega" songs are still burned on my brain.
Steve Cosson: (laughs) You'll have them for life!
Angela Mitchell: It's a good thing! So, jumping in, was there one thing or one specific show that made you want to work in the theatre? I'm always curious if there is a big "ah-ha!" moment.
Steve Cosson: Gosh, one show… I don't know if I have one show. I think that the first Broadway show I saw on tour was Annie, when I was nine or something like that, and I thought it was pretty incredible. I grew up a lot on TV, in the suburbs of D.C., so I didn't have that experience like a lot of people do, of the aunt that always brought you to the theatre, or to Broadway shows. I think "The Muppet Show" was probably my greatest influence, from the early childhood.
Angela Mitchell: I loved it. And Henson was such a genius.
Steve Cosson: And later in life, when I was actually trying to decide what to do with myself, I saw a number of productions, you know, when I was in college, which are burned forever in my mind, by artists that I continue to admire and follow. One was an early production of Theatre De Complicite in London, and another one was Robert Lepage's Le Polygraphe, a fairly early work of his that for me really exploded the possibilities of what theatre can be and what a play can be.
I'll throw in two more for good measure – all in London, from when I was a college student: Fuente Ovejuna, from the Cheek by Jowl production, and I also saw Deborah Warner's Electra with Fiona Shaw playing the title role. As a college student, it was so hard to get tickets, and my friends and I had been going to the box office at 7 a.m. and not getting tickets after two hours, so for the Electra tickets, we actually went to the Barbican in London and slept in the box office the night before, and we beat the crowd by a good seven hours! And I think we might have been the first people to do that since the security guards had no idea what to do with us -- but they let us stay, and brought us tea.
Angela Mitchell: That's a great story. And I have to confess that I was an Annie child.
Steve Cosson: Well, soon after, I might have gotten the recording and realized I hated the music, though! That I was more taken in by the spectacle and the scenery, all the sort of automatic scenery sort of passing by.
Angela Mitchell: As a writer, director, and artistic director, you wear a number of hats. How do you compartmentalize – or do you?
It's definitely hard to compartmentalize, I think the most important is actually being able to separate the producer from the artist. And so I'm only able to do that because I have a staff, and when we produce, we are almost always working with another theatre, so often we're a coproducer but we have a producing theatre that's doing the heavy lifting of bringing the show into being. I might produce the development of the show but when it gets into production there are other people making it happen, which is a lifesaver.


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PvP "Exploits" and Issues that need attention ASAP
First of all, "exploits" is in quotes, because, in all likelihood, they're "working as intended." Also listed are "Issues" that seem to have a loud voice behind them.
Be that as it may, some skills and situations are being horribly abused, so I wanted a master list of things I've experienced/seen/read that are being used excessively to everyone's detriment. So, let the QQ begin...
Boff power stacking is becoming horribly excessive. Worse known examples include..
Other Abused Powers
Ships and Issues
I'm sure there are more "exploits" and issues, but for now, this is enough QQ, and imo, some warranted. Whether you agree or disagree, show some love, but do try to at least back your opinions. No one likes a troll.
I was gonna add a "ground" section, but after I realized how many issues there are, I got really tired.
you need to add the escort in with the raptor changes as they are the exact same ship, except the Raptor is stronger with stealth.
There could be a simple change, that same BO powers have 1min system cooldown. That would remove most of the awful builds like 3xRPS etc.
I agree on most of the points.
Rapid Fire is fine as it currently is. Without it, there would be no reason to use Cannons at all given the advantage in average engagment time for Beams.
Not sure about Ramming Speed, I am 36 now and have not seen it getting abused even once.
The VM should be "fixed" when the science team change comes, although perhaps a reduction for pvp could be considered.
feedback pulse has a clear animation, on the ship and even clearer when its shooting back. Sure you get hit for 2 volleys if your not really quick, but if you are still shooting that ship after the blue bolts hit you feedback would be the least of your worries ;)
the raptor has the escort syndrom.
and yes i agree the anti stealth of the science vessel is a bit of joke, but you'll have to be carefull with it also, as if you increase it too much the klinks will have lost cloak.
so perhaps a science console to increase it % could be a option.
Or something like the scan area we have for collectin data sample for cloak, it just points in the direction of the nearest vessel, without saying were it is and how far, ofcourse with a cooldown timer.
i dont agree on skills/talents. been playing A LOT pvp 5vs5 space DM and i dont agree, sorry.
these things i only see as a problem.
1. Ramming speed, should make the target immune so there is no 5 player kamikaze vs 1 player kills. (would be stupid tactic and ruins a nice group vs group battle) like ramming speeds purpose is to finish off a player who is us in low hull but max shields. (with a cost ofc, you dmg your own ship a lot to get that 5% off the enemy).
2. Skills should be only usable once per skill ( ie. can only use one extend shield and when the CD is back you can use it again, same with rapid fire,viral matrix etc etc skills ).
also i think that 100% success talents and 100% resistance buffs are wrong, there should always be a chance that some skill works even if the target has 100% resistance for it, means only that the chance is extreamly low, like cap everything to 95%.
Rapid Fire IS fine as is. I'm not arguing for touching it. But stacking them back to back to back to back... well, you get the picture. Pretty soon your standard dps IS the Rapid Fire buff. That can't continue. It's a temporary BO power, not some semi permanent ability. 30 seconds out of every 50 you can have it active. And to correct myself, that's a 60% uptime. A little extreme I believe.
As for ramming speed, I should amend it's not as prevalent in PvP, cause the targets are human, and move all the time. Makes it harder to aim. But I'm pretty sure an escort isn't suppose to one shot a cruiser and survive. This is with FULL SHIELDS on both ships, which theoretically should blunt the blow quite a bit. If the rammer doesn't initiate Brace for Impact, he'll die too. Sometimes he does anyway, and sometimes the target. I should put in that I've done this several times successfully.
Concerning ramming I see your point, but yeah I cannot really comment on that. I am looking at it from a pure PvP perspective.
But eh, people hate extend shields too, and the fact you can use two extends at once is silly. (30s duration ,15s global cooldown)
30s-1m would probably be totally reasonable.
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The costs of land degradation in Sub-Saharan Africa
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The Austin-American Statesman said that Darby was arrested and booked into Travis County Jail at 7:22 a.m. on Nov. 14. He was released hours later of $5,000 bond.
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Gamers are flocking to the North as the region becomes a hub for the latest up-and-coming companies.
The region is fast becoming one of the UK's most promising centres for the gaming industry outside of London.
And, this week, experts from the industry will descend on Gateshead for the GameHorizon conference.
Leading figures in the games industry will take to the stage of The Sage to speak after being hand-picked by the GamesIndustry International editorial team for experience and knowledge of their respective fields.
Rupert Loman, CEO of Gamer-Network, the organisers of GameHorizon, said the North East was definitely a growing centre for gaming.
"Absolutely, it is a great place to have GameHorizon," he said. "There's a lot of games companies in the North East, there's a few big ones and quite a few independent and small companies as well, there's a bit of a hub.
"I think really there's a close-knit community here in the gaming industry. They are very collaborative in the region – they help each other out when big contracts are handed out, different people pitch in and it's not a competitive environment."
Rupert said there were a few areas outside London which were emerging as centres for gaming, with the North being one of the key players.
He said: "A lot of events are in London but there's so much more exciting stuff going on elsewhere and also the talent in this area with the universities is great – it seems a shame to always focus on London so we do events in the North."
And the gaming industry in the North is continuing to grow. CCP Games, an extremely well-established company founded in Iceland, chose Newcastle as its UK base in 2009.
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he said. "I think once one or two big companies set up in an area it automatically starts to attract more of the same.
"The hardest part is to be the first in a new region, luckily Newcastle is already past that stage. As far as the future, I can only speak with any authority about our own studio and we are definitely growing.
"I think it can only be good for the economy. It's not just about the core developers it's about the halo effect on other support businesses. Everything from catering to hotels to outsourced art or video production."
Another big player in the region is Ubisoft Reflections Ltd, which worked on the Just Dance and Driver games, and is headquartered in Newcastle.
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So does Family Guy! Woo!
i watched. not that great.
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Anyway, watched Family Guy and while I enjoyed moments I couldn't suspend my disbelief for long enough to accept that Peter was stupid enough to think a prostate exam amounted to molestation. Frankly, I felt the plot should've gone somewhere else and it was frustrating to see the episode taken up with that angle. Stewie's plot was weak too, I don't mind him not taking over the world anymore, I even enjoyed his new character traits last season, like the Olympics training and such, but the clingy Stewie pissed me off too. While I understand that that was the point, I felt like I couldn't wait for the episode to be over. Loved the Evil Monkey cameo tho: "Just stop it Meg!" was the line that made me laugh the most. And the black-and-white memories of Dr Hartman raping Peter and the Judge were funny too. But that was it.
Oh well, roll on next week. I'll keep watching Family Guy because the first 3 seasons and PTV from Season 4 were OUTSTANDING.


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NURSERY pupils in Evesham are enjoying a new outdoor music and sound-making performance space, thanks to a generous donation by local housebuilders.
Developers Taylor Wimpey, Barratt Homes and Bovis Homes, which are building new homes off Offenham Road in Evesham, have given £750 to Evesham Nursery School in Four Pools Lane to improve its outdoor learning environment.
The children, aged two, three and four, were able to watch Martin Rider – who they called the 'woodman' – create the sound area using natural and recycled materials.
Nursery school headteacher Marian Gager said: "We would like to thank the housebuilders for their generous donation. We wouldn't have been able to afford this project without it.
"It has helped us transform an area in the garden which wasn't being used very well. We've created a sound-making area with some low staging and some natural seating carved from logs.
"We also have two walls woven from branches – one is a listening wall with huge chimes and recycled materials which make sounds when the wind blows, while the other is what we call our 'bish bash bosh' wall where the children can create their own sounds.
"The children really enjoyed seeing it being created and talked to Martin, asking him questions while he was working. It was a lovely experience for them.
"It's a very versatile space, which we've used for dancing, singing and music-making, and it is a real magnet for the children. They love it."
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About the filmmakers
Stephen Silha, producer and co-director, is a freelance writer, facilitator, and futurist who has made a practice of communicating about what makes communities and relationships work. He has reported for The Christian Science Monitor, the Minneapolis Star, and Yes! Magazine. He knew James Broughton, and was present at his death in 1999. Inspired by Broughton's philosophy, life and work, he began a biography project which morphed into this film and multi-media project.
Eric Slade, co-director and producer, is an independent producer/director based in Portland, OR who has extensive experience with PBS. His independent documentary work includes Hope Along the Wind: The Story of Harry Hay (2002), The Impact of AIDS, Housing the American Dream, Safety in Numbers, Sex Life, and Acting Up for Prisoners.
Jason Jenn is an LA-based performance artist, director, designer, and event planner who was inspired by the film BIG JOY and James Broughton's poetry to create performance events using Broughton's poetry and films, bringing them a vibrant contemporary feel.
Be sure to catch the full performance of Jenn's ECSTASY FOR EVERYONE the following day. The performance is a full hour of sensual delights that will leave audiences uplifted and aptly experiencing the ecstasy of James' wondrous wit and wild whimsy. FREE & OPEN TO THE PUBLIC! Friday, September 5, 2014 at 8pm at the SFAI Lecture Hall.
In the hyper-charged powder keg of the late 1960s, Los Angeles native and Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Dock Ellis was ready to light the match. Proudly black, loudly opinionated, ready to rumble and almost always high on one substance or another, Dock was considered the Muhammad Ali of the ballpark.
He made history on June 12, 1970, when he pitched a no-hitter while completely flying on LSD. Flash forward a few years, and he is broke and essentially unemployable. But Dock Ellis was a born fighter, whether battling a racist society, the baseball establishment or his own demons.
There are a lot of colorful characters in the story of this larger-than-life figure, and filmmaker Jeffrey Radice corrals colleagues, ex-wives, journalists, managers, children, gadflies and protégés to produce a balanced biography of Ellis with the generosity of spirit the man himself embraced in the last few decades of his life. No No: A Dockumentary is a lot of things: sports movie, redemption narrative and portrait of an era, but at its core it is quintessentially Dock.
Embroidering this indelible character study is a fantastic hard psychedelic funk score by Adam Horovitz of the Beastie Boys.
Dir: Jeffrey Radice. USA. 2014. 100 mins.
God Help The Girl is a musical feature film, written and directed by Stuart Murdoch, lead singer of the group Belle and Sebastian. It was produced by Barry Mendel and stars Emily Browning, Olly Alexander and Hannah Murray.
Stuart aspired to tell the story of "a better summer, or at least a summer when something happened. It happened to a boy and a girl and a girl in a city roughly the same size and population of Glasgow. Perhaps the canals were a bit grimier, the high-rise buildings taller, the streets emptier when you needed them to be, and the beat clubs busier than the ones around here. But on the whole the city was this one."
According to Barry Mendel, "It's a simple story – about the brief moment after you've realised what you want to do with your life, before your dream settles into becoming your job, when you're filled with enthusiasm, meeting like-minded friends and the possibilities are endless."
The film was shot, edited, scored and mixed in Glasgow over the course of 2012-2013 and is be released in cinemas around the world in 2014.
Director: Stuart Murdoch, 111 min. 2014
Official Site is here.
"Ralph W. Moss has stayed the course in stating his case. I am glad his voice is being heard." – Harold P. Freeman, MD Past National President, American Cancer Society
The story of Ralph W. Moss, PhD—a young science-writer at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center (MSKCC), who risked everything by blowing the whistle on a massive cover-up involving an unconventional, yet promising cancer therapy.
Ralph lived a double life, working as a loyal employee at MSKCC while also recruiting fellow employees to help anonymously leak their positive results of an unconventional therapy called "Laetrile" to the public—through a newly formed underground organization they called—"Second Opinion".
San Francisco Premiere Screening - September 20 only!!
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The way we give birth has changed dramatically over the past 30 years. Some leading scientists are warning that these changes could have serious repercussions for the lifelong health of our children.
Featuring prominent scientists from the UK and North America, "Microbirth" examines how modern birth practices could be interfering with critical biological processes potentially making our children more susceptible to disease later in life. Recent population studies have shown babies born by Caesarean Section have approximately a 20% increased risk of developing asthma, 20% increased risk of developing type 1 diabetes, a similar risk with obesity and slightly smaller increases with gastro-intestinal conditions like Crohn's disease or coeliac disease. These conditions are all linked to the immune system. "Microbirth" explores several possible explanations. If a baby is born by Caesarean Section, scientists hypothesise this could alter the "seeding" of the baby's microbiome, the critical transfer of good bacteria from mother to baby at birth. Scientists suggest this could lead to the baby's immune system not developing to its full potential. Another hypothesis is the actual process of vaginal birth, including the cocktail of hormones produced during labour, could profoundly affect the baby's immune regulation and metabolism. Dr Rodney R Dietert, Professor of Immunotoxicology at Cornell University, says, "Over the past 20-30 years, we've seen dramatic increases in childhood asthma, type 1 diabetes, coeliac disease, childhood obesity. We've also seen increases in Caesarean delivery. Does Caesarean cause these conditions? No. What Caesarean does is not allow the baby to be seeded with the microbes. The immune system doesn't mature. And the metabolism changes. It's the immune dysfunction and the changes in metabolism that we now know contribute to those diseases and conditions." Dr Matthew Hyde, Research Associate of Neonatal Medicine, Imperial College London says, "We are increasingly seeing a world out there with what is really a public health time-bomb waiting to go off. And the research we are doing suggests it is only going to get worse, generation on generation. So tomorrow's generation really is on the edge of the precipice unless we can begin to do something about it."
The film's co-director Alex Wakeford says, "The World Health Organization has stated non- communicable disease has reached epidemic levels. Leading economists have predicted that, by the year 2030, the cost of treating this epidemic could bankrupt global healthcare systems. Governments are extremely concerned about the repercussions of antibiotic resistance and the effect this level of disease could have upon social and economic stability on a global scale. What is not even on their agenda, however, is the possible effect of mode of birth." The film's co-director Toni Harman adds, "Caesarean Sections are often essential and can be life-saving. A few leading individuals have been raising the alarm and building up a picture of potential long-term outcomes for some time. Over the last couple of years, more and more people have joined this debate and the weight of this emerging research is painting a very worrying picture in terms of future health across populations. The film raises awareness of the potential importance of "seeding" the microbiome for all babies, whether born naturally or by C-section. This is an issue not just for parents and health professionals, but also for all our world leaders. For surely now is the time for childbirth to be the focus of serious, urgent attention at the highest level?"
Produced and directed by British filmmaking couple, Toni Harman and Alex Wakeford.
Their previous film "Freedom For Birth" premiered in over 1,100 public screenings in
50 countries in 2012. Microbirth runs 70 minutes.
Official Site is Here.
"entertaining and fairly insightful." -Variety
A documentary that follows Dan Harmon on tour for his podcast series after he was fired from Community in 2012.
The film includes appearances by Jack Black, Ben Stiller, Sarah Silverman, Jason Sudeikis and Joel McHale.
Harmontown is a fascinating glimpse into the mind of a man that would quote himself saying that a movie about him is fascinating, Harmon said. It's more than a documentary. It's your chance to figure out what's wrong with me while cutting me in on the profit.
Harmon is planning to start another podcast tour in concert with the film's theatrical release.
In May, NBC cancelled "Community" after five seasons. However, the show was recently saved by Yahoo Screen, which will release a sixth season of the cult favorite.
Director: Neil Berkeley, 101min. U.S.A. 2014
Official Site is Here.
NIPPON NIGHTS is monthly series of Japanese cinema bridging different genres, styles and generations. In the 2nd season of the series, we introduce Japanese cinema themed with Music.The 1st title is "IDOL IS DEAD", musical horror comedy stared by real Japanese idol group, BiS.
In Japan, beautiful pop pin-up Idols rule the music scene. Frustrated in her dreams of being a star in Tokyo, Rui ended up a hostess in a provincial bar. When her former rival Momoko returns home a successful Idol singer, Rui flips out and kills her and the rest of her pop group. In order to hide the crime, she and her friends take the dead girls' place, creating BiS (Brand-new Idol Society). But when a mad scientist reanimates Momoko as a half-robot half zombie, she retaliates on the new starlets and their fans. A strikingly original part-horror, part-comedy, part-music-video starring one of Japan's freshest pop sensations. (in Japanese with English subtitles)
Once, Rui has aimed at a singer. However, now, she was frustrated and was doing the hostess's work in the country. When Rui goes home together with a friend's Tsunko, She met Momoko, the rival at the time of her having aimed as a singer. Momoko became an idol singer and was successful. On the grounds that Momoko has ridiculed Rui, Rui killed two friends, her and her. In order that Rui may escape a crime, She formed the idol group together with Tsunko pretending to be Momoko and others.
(C) Copenhagen Theater 2013
Director/Screenwriter : Yukihiro Kato, JAPAN, 2012, 63min.
Casts : BiS (Brand New Idol Society)
REGARDING SUSAN SONTAG is an intimate and nuanced investigation into the life of one of the most influential and provocative thinkers of the 20th century. Passionate and gracefully outspoken throughout her career, Susan Sontag became one of the most important literary, political and feminist icons of her generation. The documentary explores Sontag's life through evocative experimental images, archival materials, accounts from friends, family, colleagues, and lovers, as well as her own words, read by actress Patricia Clarkson. From her early infatuation with books and her first experience in a gay bar; from her marriage in adolescence to her last lover, REGARDING SUSAN SONTAG is a fascinating look at a towering cultural critic and writer whose works on photography, war, illness, and terrorism still resonate today. More than any other thinker of her day, Sontag was watched, viewed, photographed and stared at. She was gazed at, and she looked back, very carefully, particularly at language and metaphor and at photography and what she called "the ecology of images." REGARDING SUSAN SONTAG gives viewers the chance to watch Sontag while she examines the world. REGARDING SUSAN SONTAG has been made in partnership with HBO Documentary Films and will be broadcast Fall 2014.
Directed by Nancy D. Kates, 100 Minutes, U.S.A., 2014
NIPPON NIGHTS is monthly series of Japanese cinema bridging different genres, styles and generations. In the 2nd season of the series, we introduce Japanese cinema themed with Music.
This is a documentary about Japan's law regulating entertainments.
Noon, a venerable Osaka club, was busted in April 2012 for violating Japan's law regulating entertainment establishments. This documentary covers the music event held in July of the same year by over 90 artist teams, who rallied in protest. The law regulating entertainment businesses makes it illegal to allow patrons to dance, but the law went into effect in 1948, and in many ways is out of step with contemporary society. This film delves into problems in Japan's music industry with interviews of performers like Ito Seiko and Hanaregumi, who have their doubts about the law.
Dancers displeased with the anti-dance law and the shutdown of a popular club in Osaka are taking their arguments to the screens this month in a documentary titled "Save The Club Noon."
Noon, located in the Nakazaki-cho district of Osaka, was forced to shut down in April 2012 after local police claimed the club violated the 1948 fueihō entertainment business control law. Eight were arrested in the case, their charges being that the club allowed approximately 20 people to dance on its premises "without permission." The 65-year-old law was created when so-called dance clubs were used as hotbeds of prostitution. Clubbers have been quick to rise up against a recent crackdown that has caused some lawmakers to push for a reform of the law.
But revision of the rules is moving at a snail's pace, with a preliminary proposal being filed late last month.
Directed by Moriro Miyamoto, the film's title derives from an event held in July 2012 in which more than 90 artists gathered to protest Noon's closure. The film features prominent media figures including novelist Seiko Ito as well as the manager of the club. -Japan Times
Directed by Moriro Miyamoto, 93mins., 2013, JAPAN, English Subtitled.
SAVE THE CLUB NOON」Production Committee.
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High Five
On October 2nd, 1977 Dusty Baker hit his 30th homerun of the season, making history as the 4th player on the Dodgers to hit 30 or more home runs. As Baker rounded the bases, an excited rookie named Glenn Burke met him at home plate, raised his arm high in the air and slapped Baker five. It was the first high five recorded in the history of sports. A year later, Burke was forced about of baseball amid rumors of his sexual orientation. The film takes audiences back to the spontaneous moment between the two men and tells the story of how the celebratory gesture spread throughout the sports world at same time Burke was being forced from the game he loved. The film won the Jury Award and Best Short Doc at the 2014 San Francisco International Film Festival.
10 Minutes, Short Documentary, A Film by Michal Jacobs
Director's Bio…
Michael Jacobs debut feature Audience of One won awards at SXSW, Silverdocs and screened at New Directors/New Films before going on to theatrical release and a premiere on Sundance Channel. Jacobs has directed documentaries for Sony Pictures, Current TV and Popup Magazine. Jacobs is currently a founding member of Strike Anywhere Films.
Santa Cruz del Islote
Santa Cruz Isolate is less than three acres large and is one of the world's most densely populated islands. This remote but family-like community resides fifty miles from Cartagena, Colombia. Such isolation has provided a peaceful existence for generations, but sufficient resources are becoming increasingly scarce. This short documentary explores the daily lives of a young boy and a fisherman as they come to terms with their changing paradise.
19 Minutes, Short Documentary, A Film by Luke Lorentzen
Luke Lorentzen is an undergraduate Film Studies major and American Studies minor at Stanford University. He has a particular interest in visually centered stories that explore everyday ways of life. His work has won awards at the San Francisco International Film Festival and Full Frame Documentary Film Festival. Luke is currently working on a new documentary about the variety of barber shops and hair salons throughout the five boroughs of New York City.
The Delano Manong
Forgotten Heroes of the United Farm Workers Movement
The Delano Manongs tells the story of the Filipino farmworkers who spurred the Great Grape Strike in 1965 and joined forces with the other ethnic workers to create the United Farmworkers Union.
The film chronicles the untold story of the Filipino farmworkers who instigated one of the biggest labor struggles in American history — the Delano Grape Strike of 1965. Led by Larry Itliong, Philip Vera Cruz and Pete Velasco, the Manongs (a Filipino term of respect for an older man) joined forces with Chicano farmworkers, led by Cesar Chavez and Dolores Huerta, to create the United Farm Workers Union (UFW). The documentary, compounded by interviews and both archival and present-day footage, sheds light on the lives of these Filipino farmworkers from their arrival into the United States in the 1920s and '30s to the demise of their assemblage in the 1980s, highlighting their many struggles and achievements. The legacy created by the Manongs — out of a necessity and want for basic equality and humanity — is one still significant to and celebrated by thousands of Filipino Americans today. The Trailer is Here.
27 Minutes, Short Documentary, A Film By Marissa Aroy
Director's Bio…
Marissa Aroy, director, of The Delano Manongsreceived an Emmy for the documentary "Sikhs in America," which was shown on PBS. She produced and directed "Little Manila: Filipinos in California's Heartland" also for PBS and produced "Sounds of Hope" for Frontline World. Aroy holds a bachelor's degree in psychology from Boston College and a master's degree in journalism from University of California, Berkeley. She recently came back from Tacloban where she was filming the aftermath of Typhoon Haiyan in Tacloban, Philippines for the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF). Aroy was named one of the most influential Filipina women in the US in 2009 by the Filipina Womens Network. She and her filmmaking partner, Niall McKay, founded Media Factory, a media production company in 2004. For more about Media Factory: http://www.mediafactory.tv
Facing Fear
As a 13 year-old, Matthew Boger was thrown out of his home for being gay. While living on the streets of Hollywood, he was savagely beaten in a back alley by a group of neo-Nazi skinheads. Boger managed to survive the attack and escape life on the streets. Twenty-five years later, Boger found himself in a chance meeting with a former neo-Nazi skinhead, Tim Zaal. The two men soon realized that they had met before…Zaal was one of the attackers who beat Boger and left him for dead.
With their worlds turned upside down, the two embarked on a journey of forgiveness and reconciliation that challenged both to grapple with their own beliefs and fears. Neither could imagine that it would to lead to an improbable collaboration…and friendship.
"Facing Fear" Trailer from Jason Cohen Productions on Vimeo.
23 Minutes, Short Documentary, A Film By Jason Cohen
Director's Bio…
Academy Award-nominated Jason Cohen has produced and directed all formats of film and television on projects that cover a broad range of topics over the past 20 years. Currently, Cohen is in production on a global film about love and forgiveness that has taken him around the world to highlight stories in Uganda, India, Haiti, Spain and Italy.
Cohen has had an ongoing relationship with Academy Award-winning director Steven Okazaki for over 15 years. Last year he produced the Okazaki-directed APPROXIMATELY NELS CLINE, about the world-renowned lead guitarist of the rock band Wilco. He co-produced HBO's Emmy-nominated BLACK TAR HEROIN: DARK END OF THE STREET, with Okazaki and was a producer on his Emmy Award-winning HBO doc on the dropping of the atomic bomb, WHITE LIGHT/BLACK RAIN, which also screened at the 2007 Sundance Film Festival. *Full Biography
Depressed and frustrated with his life, Dr. John Kitchin abandons his career as a neurologist and moves to Pacific Beach. There, he undergoes a radical transformation into SLOMO, trading his lab coat for a pair of rollerblades and his IRA for a taste of divinity.
18 Minutes, Short Documentary, A Film by Josh Izenberg
Director's Bio…
Josh hails from Ann Arbor, where he earned a degree in Screenwriting from the University of Michigan. He's since worked as a copywriter, a cab driver, and a carpenter. SLOMO is his first documentary.


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Splinter Blue - Tröegs Brewing Company
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Ratings: 129 | Reviews: 81 | Display Reviews Only:
4.55/5 rDev +6.1%
750 ml cork and caged bottle poured into a Bruery tulip.
Chaney, you're one generous MFer!
A - Splinter Blue pours a hazy apricot orange color with a fizzy off white head that disappears quickly due to the beers acidity.
S - Woody acidic barnyard sourness erupts from this beer with an orgasmic aroma! Light tart fruitiness trails behind with very tannic cherry skin and little hops or malt to ground it as a "beer".
T - Light blueberry and faint raspberry fruitiness trail behind the funky acidic sour power that is Splinter Blue! Barnyard and acid isn't overpowering, instead, it compliments the fruit. "Beer qualities" (i.e. typical malt and hop flavors) are absent.
M - Prickly carbonation dances on the tongue while the sourness and acidity of the beer grip the taste buds with gentle force. Light-bodied and smooth, this drinks like a dream.
O - Splinter Blue is a great American Wild that marries fruit and sour without getting too big with either. Delicious and drinkable, this sour power is a fantastic offering from the Tröegs brothers!
11-03-2012 01:59:47 | More by BeerFMAndy
South Carolina
4.25/5 rDev -0.9%
10-19-2012 00:51:13 | More by ADTaber
New Jersey
4/5 rDev -6.8%
09-09-2012 04:25:59 | More by acurtis
New Jersey
4.25/5 rDev -0.9%
09-09-2012 00:03:30 | More by djrn2
4/5 rDev -6.8%
Thank you, Peter.
Mildly hazy pinkish red with a thin, white head that falls off quickly leaving no lacing, this beer looks OK. The nose, OTOH, is quite nice. Bright with cherries and wheat with a nice Brett funk present, this is fairly simple but well-balanced and refreshing. Some lactic notes are also present.
The palate opens with bright, ripe, red cherries with some cherry skin and minimal tannin character. A nice balance between the fruit sweetness and fruit sourness is present. A mild lemony sourness is also present. Drying on the finish with a little oak and a light tannin presence, this light bodied beer has a medium-high level of carbonation. Refreshing, enjoyable.
07-25-2012 15:13:23 | More by DefenCorps
3.78/5 rDev -11.9%
Shared at one of the Jackie O's releases, getting caught up on notes.
Definite gusher - as if it were shaken up.
Caramel colored at first, but quite light in color density with red/rose and orange hues in the light.
Smells nice and funky, sour, quite acidic, but she mellows over time.
Tastes sour but never really puckering. Blueberry and cherry flavors.
Extremely dry mouthfeel. This was a nice beer, but not worth the extreme hype it was getting when it was first released.
05-30-2012 20:13:07 | More by Spider889
4.75/5 rDev +10.7%
05-15-2012 06:16:25 | More by IdrinkGas
4.5/5 rDev +4.9%
05-11-2012 19:13:35 | More by Spartan213
4.53/5 rDev +5.6%
Courtesy of MordorMongo, thanks Scott!
This beer pours a light bodied dark strawberry gold in color with a highly carbonated one finger white head. The nose is fruity and tart. It has some tart strawberry and blueberry. It is beyond approachable. The tartness and funk intermingled perfectly with the fruit character. The flavors are a mix of dry and funky Blueberry and strawberry sours with light brett. It's dry, earthy, funky. It's also a bit floral. I love it! It drinks very light with a lot of carbonation. It's very effervescent. This beer is superb, all around superb. The fiance loved it too. It was very unique and very good simultaneously. If this is ever available again I'm definitely going to search it out.
04-28-2012 04:10:31 | More by aasher
4.75/5 rDev +10.7%
03-23-2012 03:47:30 | More by KnightRider
4.43/5 rDev +3.3%
Review from notes. Consumed at the Moo Bar.
A: Pours a hazy golden color with a egg-shell white head, about 1.5 fingers in height. The head fizzles out rather quickly, leaving behind a thin cap on top. Spotty lacing.
S: Lots of sour/tart cherries mixed with some other light fruits - lemon, apple, and a little pear. Nice funky/barnyard notes come through as well.
T: Similar to the aroma in that the sour cherries dominate and show up immediately. More apple and lemon with some bready malt rounding it out. The brett imparts some slight funk.
M: Medium bodied, nice and tart/acidic. Carbonation is a touch high, but I didn't really have a problem with it.
O: I am a fan of this beer, nice cherry flavor along with a great level of funk/tart. Too bad I will probably never have it again as it is tremendous.
03-14-2012 19:58:21 | More by mdaschaf
4.5/5 rDev +4.9%
02-26-2012 16:11:10 | More by BeerThursdays
4.5/5 rDev +4.9%
02-16-2012 16:24:02 | More by jsilva
North Carolina
4/5 rDev -6.8%
02-06-2012 08:32:40 | More by UTvolFAN16
4.47/5 rDev +4.2%
Shared with a few locals at a tasting and courtesy of the always awesome Alex....thanks buddy!
Lively light orangish pink pour with a short lived head that settles to a still surface. Tight stream of steady bubbles fire from center of the glass. Appealing to the eye.
Nicely tannic, peaches, lemon, and cherry up front. Light Brett funk is subtle. Everything seems in harmony. I kept my beak perched atop the glass for quite some time.
Smooth, tight, and dry. Sour peach and cherry with a medium level acidity. The blending and aging work extremely well here. Cherry really emerges as the beer warms. Thankfully, the Brett takes a back seat here, which is solid since he can be a fickle fuck. Finish is dry and crisp.
Effervescent and inviting, Splinter Blue is a really enjoyable and well executed Wild Ale. Cheers to Troegs for this treat.
02-05-2012 05:47:06 | More by BarrytheBear
4.5/5 rDev +4.9%
02-05-2012 02:35:56 | More by Mrpickles
4.5/5 rDev +4.9%
01-31-2012 19:41:03 | More by Soonami
4.25/5 rDev -0.9%
01-22-2012 22:14:55 | More by coreyfmcdonald
4/5 rDev -6.8%
01-22-2012 05:35:12 | More by hoppymcgee
4/5 rDev -6.8%
01-21-2012 16:53:52 | More by cwps48
3.5/5 rDev -18.4%
01-16-2012 06:50:52 | More by ygtbsm94
North Carolina
5/5 rDev +16.6%
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Thanks Matt, my first Splinter beer, although I really need to drink that black on the shelf soon.
Beer is hazy, sort of looks like a pinkish witbier. Wispy head, white bubbles, swirls, moderate carbonation, some lacing, looks interesting.
Aroma is sweet, tart, cherries, fruits, lactic, strong, mild acetic bite.
Beer is light in body, moderately sour, some tartness at the back of the palate, an interesting beer all around, mild maltiness up front, I'd have it again.
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By Josh Egerman INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Cherokee cross-country runner Marc Pelerin completed the 3.1-mile course at Van Cortlandt Park in the Bronx, N.Y., in 15 minutes, 40 seconds yesterday to finish sixth in the Foot Locker Northeast Regional Championships. The finish enabled the senior to qualify for the national meet Dec. 8 in Orlando, Fla. Last year, Pelerin missed qualifying by a half-second. Runners from 11 states and Washington, D.C., competed yesterday. The top eight finishers advanced to nationals, which will feature just 32 runners.
Phoenixville Runner Is Fast On The Scene
March 4, 1991
By Steve Wartenberg, Special to The Inquirer
Stacy Robinson had the nerve to think she actually had a chance to beat Amy Rudolph of Kane (McKean County) in the 1,000-yard race at Saturday's state indoor-track championship meet. "I always think I can win, no matter what," said the Phoenixville junior, who started running track for the first time just four months ago. "I've always been competitive. " In Rudolph, Robinson faced an opponent of national stature. The Kane runner won the state cross-country championship in the fall and had the nation's best time this winter in the 1,000 - 2 minutes, 37.4 seconds - heading into Saturday's meet.
This Runner Can Go The Distance
October 4, 1991
By Doug Hadden, Special to The Inquirer
Gloucester Catholic coach Browning Ross was preparing his team for a dual meet against Bishop Eustace on Tuesday afternoon when his star runner, Ted Callinan, brought him bad news. "Before the meet," Ross said, "he said his hip was killing him. Then, right before the race, he came to me and said he was going to go out and run hard. " The confused Ross watched as Callinan showed no ill effects from a sore hip and ran the New Brooklyn Park course in Sicklerville in 15 minutes, 15 seconds - 35 seconds faster than he had run the same course a week earlier and 90 seconds faster than his closest pursuer.
This Triton runner will be easy to spot
September 26, 2002
By Josh Egerman INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
No matter how strong she feels, Katie Van Horn will not go to the starting line without a small brace on her right knee anytime soon. "My mom's like, 'I could see you all the way over there. Wear it every week,' " said Van Horn, a Triton sophomore. "Now I'll wear it so people can pick me out. " Spotting her on the course may not be that difficult. If her first major cross-country meet is any indication, Van Horn, who says she usually does not wear the brace when she trains, will be one of the girls at the front.
Shanahan Runner Is A Standout At Classic
September 21, 1992
By Steve Wartenberg, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Karen Hauck of Bishop Shanahan took advantage of the ups and downs of the cross-country course at the Briarwood Classic at Belmont Plateau (Fairmount Park) to win the big-school race in 20 minutes, 4 seconds Saturday. "I just kind of went out and tried to stay with the lead pack," Hauck said. At the mile mark, Council Rock's Kristin Williams and North Penn's Jenae Strader took the lead going up the very long and steep Parachute Hill. But Hauck caught them on the way down and pulled away on another long downhill section of the race.
'Relaxed' Runner Is Excelling Again
January 21, 1991
By Steve Wartenberg, Special to The Inquirer
While others tense up at the start of a race, Cheltenham's Kate Dempsey takes it easy. A standout in track for the last two years, the senior is also a backup guard for the Panthers basketball team. She is running indoor track again this winter but concedes that it is more for fun than glory. "I'm just sort of running indoors to build a foundation for the outdoor season," she said. "This way, it's a little bit more relaxed and more fun. " But taking it easy for Dempsey is better than full speed ahead for most runners.
Disqualified runner suffers a meltdown
August 25, 2003
Jon Drummond was disqualified from his quarterfinal heat in the men's 100-meter heat at the World Track Championships in Saint-Denis, France, yesterday when he became the second runner in the group to commit a false start. The heats were thrown into chaos when Drummond, who attended Philadelphia's Overbrook High School, refused to leave the track after his disqualification. He lay on his back on the track for several minutes, saying, "I didn't move, I didn't move," as race officials tried to get him to leave.
No Way To Hold This Runner Back
October 10, 1991
By Gwen Knapp, Inquirer Staff Writer
Lansdale Catholic cross-country coach Steve Probert has a problem with his star senior, Mark desGarennes. The kid runs too much. "After practice sometimes, he'll go home and run another six miles with a flashlight," Probert said. "I don't like it at all. He's out there in the dark, and there are things called holes and cars and creatures hanging out in the weeds, especially in Quakertown. " During the summer, desGarennes trained especially hard for his senior year, and he developed a genuine enthusiasm for practicing and for long-distance runs.
Seamus Mcelligott, Acclaimed Runner, 29
May 21, 1998
By Dominic Sama, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Seamus McElligott, 29, a nationally acclaimed long-distance runner for Haverford College and a computer consultant, died Sunday of smoke inhalation in a garage fire in Mississauga, Ontario, while visiting relatives. He lived in Rose Valley, Delaware County. Regional police in Mississauga said Mr. McElligott accidentally started the fire as he was getting a lawn mower ready for use. Mr. McElligott had been accepted by seven law schools and was undecided which school to enter in the fall, his family said.
2 runners die in separate events
October 8, 2007
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Two runners collapsed and died in separate running events yesterday. An unidentified runner from Virginia died during the Army Ten-Miler race, collapsing near the finish line at the Pentagon. The runner collapsed about 200 yards from the finish line, said Col. Jim Yonts. Arlington County medics took the runner to George Washington University Hospital. The cause of death was not known. The runner was a civilian, not a member of the military, Yonts said. A Michigan man died while running the Chicago Marathon as stifling heat and smothering humidity forced organizers to shut down the course midway through the race.
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July 27, 2014
By Jen A. Miller, For The Inquirer
When Anna Piskorska of Blandon, Pa., crossed the finish line in Fairmount Park on Sunday, she'd been on her feet for 24 hours straight. But it was worth it, she said. She took the top prize for female runners in Back of My Feet's Urban Ultra, a 24-hour race held in the park in which runners try to run as far as possible in that one-day period. It was her second win in the Philadelphia race. The only year she hasn't run since it started in 2009 was 2013, because she competed instead in Western States, a 100-mile trail run. Piskorska, 42, first heard about the 24-hour race from a friend.
Running: Women best at setting even marathon pace
July 22, 2014
By Jen A. Miller, For The Inquirer
If you're looking for another runner to pace you in a marathon, ask a woman. She's more likely to hold an even pace for the entire race than a man, according to two recent studies that looked at race performances. The first study, published in the journal Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise, looked at nonelite runners from 14 U.S. marathons, including the 2011 Philadelphia Marathon. In total, 91,929 people's marathons were included in the study. They surveyed first-half and second-half times of those runners and found that women were 1.46 times more likely than men to maintain an even-race pace.
Running: Spectators should use good etiquette during a race
June 22, 2014
By Jen A. Miller, For The Inquirer
Earlier this month, I went to Moorestown to watch my mother run the Scott Coffee Moorestown Rotary 8K. I saw her take off, but I didn't see her finish. That's because at the time of her finish, I was trying to get a woman and a half-dozen kids off the course. The approach to the finish line is also the site of the town's spirit day. Vendors set up along the course and wait until the race is over to start hawking their wares - or at least they're supposed to. While the race was still going on, one vendor directed a half-dozen kids with sidewalk chalk to take up half the road.
NFL star Rice in pretrial program
May 22, 2014
By Amy S. Rosenberg, Inquirer Staff Writer
Superior Court staff in Atlantic County will join Baltimore Ravens fans and fantasy football leagues in keeping an eye on running back Ray Rice for at least the next year. Rice, 27, was approved Tuesday for a pretrial program designed to lead to dismissal of an assault charge stemming from an altercation with his then-fiancee in a Revel Casino Hotel elevator Feb. 15. Rice will have to complete at least 12 months of a supervised program that will likely require counseling, employment, and staying out of trouble.
'Civic energy' drives Broad Street runners to finish
May 6, 2014
By Jeff Gammage, Inquirer Staff Writer
An hour before the start of the race, J.P. Cappiello stood ready to go, immune to the morning chill but fighting the pre-run jitters. "It's like before the curtain goes up, every possible bit of dread - and excitement," said Cappiello, a 41-year-old singer and bass player from Drexel Hill. "It's an end and a beginning all at once. " Beside him, likewise awaiting release from a color-coded corral, 59-year-old Joyce Sanyor battled her own nerves. "One foot in front of the other," the West Chester woman said.
Running: Let the slower runners run
May 5, 2014
By Jen A. Miller, For The Inquirer
I can already feel the wave coming: "Put a qualifying time on the Broad Street Run to get rid of all the slow runners. " I hear this every year after Broad Street, usually from very fast runners who either didn't get into the race because it sold out before they registered (or, in the last two years, didn't make the lottery), or they are complaining about how slower runners crowd the race. I cringe every time I hear it. Sometimes, they're talking about the back-of-the-pack runners, and sometimes they're talking about average runners like me. This is ridiculous.
Broad Street's can't-miss runner
May 2, 2014
By Michael Vitez, Inquirer Staff Writer
Joseph Farrell got chemotherapy on a Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, and then ran the Broad Street Run on a Sunday. He has tripped over a trolley track at the four-mile mark, gashed his knee, and finished. In fact, Farrell, 66, of Glenolden, Delaware County, has run the Broad Street Run 34 times, every time, and Sunday will be his 35th - one of only six people to have run each one since it began in 1980. And though the 10-mile course from North Philadelphia to South this Sunday will be lined with fans, he has never heard one cheer.
Picture-perfect finish at Boston Marathon
April 23, 2014
BY TOM MAHON, Daily News Staff Writer firstname.lastname@example.com
IF A PICTURE paints a thousand words, this was an American classic. A runner collapsed near the finish line of yesterday's Boston Marathon, not far from where the first bomb exploded last year. Wesley Lowery, a photographer for the Washington Post, tweeted pictures of what happened next. First one runner stopped to help. Then three more. Two lifted the exhausted runners by the legs, while the other two grabbed his arms. Together, the five crossed the finish line, prompting what Lowery called "the loudest cheer I've heard today.
Track notes: Title a long time coming for Cheltenham
March 30, 2014
By Andrew Parent, Inquirer Staff Writer
The 4x200-meter relay race and its ensuing aftermath provided emotional upheaval for the Cheltenham girls' team at the Pennsylvania Track & Field Coaches Association indoor state championships four weeks ago. Cheltenham's relay team eventually won a gold medal and the team title with the race, but not without some controversy. The quartet of Nicole Burke, Chanel Brissett, Ciara Leonard, and Katelyn Jackson thought it had both accolades under wraps when Jackson crossed at the front of the field, sealing a mark of 1 minute, 42 seconds and, for a moment, the state championship.
Walking the Blurred Line
March 6, 2014
By Elizabeth Wellington, Inquirer Fashion Writer
In a Philly heartbeat, Cory Wade Hindorff would strike a runway pose in a miniskirt. And you might even find him walking confidently along Old City's cobblestone streets in six-inch heels. But the 23-year-old, third-place winner on fall's America's Next Top Model , wouldn't call himself a woman trapped in a man's body. Nor would Hindorff, who is gay, want anyone to mistake him for a member of the fairer sex, despite how phenomenal he looks in size 2 Urban Outfitters skinny jeans.
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Penelope Finnie was born in Atlanta, Georgia. She attended Princeton University where she received her AB in Art History/Studio Art, and earned her MFA in Painting and Sculpture at Columbia University. She taught Visual Thinking at George Mason University and exhibited work in galleries in Washington, DC, Baltimore, and Los Angeles. Moving to the West Coast in 1990, during the advent of computer imaging, Ms. Finnie became involved in developing children's educational software and then began creating websites. She was a co-founder of Ask Jeeves and served as their Chief Creative Officer. She left Ask Jeeves in 2003 to open a small chain of chocolate cafés called Bittersweet. Ms. Finnie is also on the board of the Berkeley Community Fund, an organization that provides college scholarships to Berkeley High School students, and served on the board of the Oakland Art Gallery until it merged with Pro Arts. She has three children: Hannah, Tyler, and Brem.


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The following incidents and arrests were culled from the Suffolk County Police Department's media page.
- Police responded to an aggravated harassment call on March 23 on Sylvan Drive at around 8 p.m. According to the complaint description the complainant's ex was making harassing phone calls.
- Police answered a harassment call on Sunrise Highway at 11 p.m. on March 22. According to the complaint description the complainant's boyfriend punched her in the stomach. The complainant is six weeks pregnant.
- Police answered a criminal mischief call on March 23 on All Points Drive at around 1:30 a.m. According to the complaint a vehicle window had been smashed in at the location.
- There were no arrests for serious offenses in Holtsville this week.