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Murder Accused Manhandled by Irate Technopark Staff
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Published: 22nd April 2014 08:31 AM
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Dramatic scenes unfolded at Technopark here on Monday when the police brought Nino Mathew, the first accused in the Attingal twin murder case, to gather evidence from the company where he and the second accused, Anu Shanti, worked.
Employees who shouted ''go back'' slogans against the accused also attempted to manhandle him when the police took him back after collecting evidence from the office. Though the accused received some blows, the police escorted him safely back to the jeep.
Omana, 60, and Swasthika, 4, were brutally murdered and her son Lijeesh was hacked by the accused on Wednesday.
According to the police, the attack was the result of an extra-marital relation between Nino and Lijeesh's wife Anu Shanti.
Nino Mathew, who was in judicial remand, was handed over to the police on Monday noon.
At Technopark, the police took statements from the manager-in-charge and their colleagues. The co-workers are learnt to have told the police that she appeared normal even after her brother arrived with the bad news.
The police examined their cabins and also visited the pantry room where the accused hatched the plan to kill Lijeesh. Punching details were also taken from the office records.
Later, the accused was taken to the footwear showroom from where he purchased a pair of sandals which he wore while committing the murders. The accused was also taken to the supermarket, from where he bought chilly powder, and the vacant plot opposite the Kazhakootam Police Station where he parked his car.
Evidence will be collected from the crime spot on Tuesday.
Additional force from other stations will be mobilised to prevent possible protests from the local people, Attingal CI M Anil Kumar said. Lijeesh was discharged from hospital on Sunday.
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Between interactive sponsored features on websites and the rise of the Visual Web, interactive native ads are poised to make big moves in the digital marketing space.
Internet marketing has always been about interactivity. Our industry is governed by the IAB - the Interactive Advertising Bureau. Before we dubbed our kind of advertising digital, we referred to it as interactive - even when it wasn't particularly "interactive" at all. It's hardly surprising, then, that interactivity would eventually make its way to native ads.
Last year we saw the emergence of interactive apps that compounded traditional online advertising with content marketing to create an immersive brand experience embedded on third-party sites. Earlier this month, Digiday reported on BuzzFeed's beer-branded interactive Summer To-Do Calendar, along with a timely Rogaine-sponsored feature that invited readers to rank the biggest World Cup upsets.
Spend a few minutes on HuffPost Partner Studio, The Huffington Post's hub for its custom native ads, and you'll find features like "Which Roadtrip Movie Character Are You?", created for the 2014 Toyota Highlander. The article invites readers to participate in a survey through a quiz widget that incorporates Tumblr-sourced animated GIFs.
These efforts demonstrate an understanding of the degree to which interactivity can influence online shares. They also underscore the importance of standing out. Studies show that consumers view native ads 53 percent more than traditional banners, and that the time they spend looking at these sponsored stories rivals that of original editorial content. But native advertisers whose content is integrated into a publisher's site face the same issues that confront all digital marketers. The Web is swamped with content, regardless of format. And everyone is trying to find a way to stand out.
Some publishers are taking interactivity a step further to create paid placements that mirror the most popular of interactive features - those that, just months after launch, are already cemented in infamy. In May, Wired released a custom native ad for Netflix that was immediately likened to The New York Times' "Snow Fall." TV Got Better has it all: the polish and wonder of an interactive feature on a major newspaper site, the interesting and informative content of a good native ad, and interactivity in the form of polls and user-initiated graphics similar to what you might find in a rich media banner. The story is specific to Netflix, but it's also perfectly at home on Wired.com. For the viewer, ads like this one are perceived as high-quality content. For the parties involved in creating and distributing them they are utterly symbiotic, serving the advertiser and the publisher in kind.
A year ago, the Online Publishers Association surveyed its member companies about their clients' attitude toward native ads. The organization found that 81 percent of marketers use native ads to increase consumer engagement with their brand. Fifty-seven percent consider engagement - or time spent with a native ad - the most important metric for measuring campaign impact.
With the desire for engagement outranking site traffic and even social media shares, interactivity becomes a critical feature of native ads. The impetus for incorporating it into more campaigns, however, might stem from something else. Between the interactive features dressing up sites like The Times, Scientific American, and The Guardian, and the rise of the Visual Web, consumers are anticipating something big. Never before have they had at their disposal so much multimedia content, and never before have their expectations been propelled so high. Every modern media buy is a foray into maximum engagement, and native ads are no exception.
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LAS VEGAS, March 4, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Fleet tracking provider Navman Wireless USA today announced the availability of 3G editions of its on- and off-highway GPS tracking devices designed to protect customers from AT&T's 2G wireless network shutdown. Effective immediately, all new Qube and Qtanium units supplied to U.S. customers will be 3G-compatible to ensure uninterrupted transmission of key location, operations and performance data from all fleet assets being monitored with Navman Wireless' OnlineAVL2 telematics platform.
AT&T has begun phasing out its 2G GSM GPRS service in zip codes with the lowest usage levels. The entire 2G network will be shuttered by January 1, 2017, to free up spectrum for extra network capacity and new 4G LTE services.
All new Navman Wireless deployments in the U.S. will automatically include 3G-compatible devices. Existing U.S. customers will be switched to the new hardware with contract renewals.
Both updated devices – Qube units for on-road vehicles and Qtanium hardware for heavy equipment – transmit GPS and related data to back-end OnlineAVL2 software over the cellular network for use in generating real-time maps and reports that help contractors improve efficiency and profitability. That includes construction-specific reports that break down equipment use by project, facilitate proper cost accounting, reduce writeoffs for unallocated asset hours, aid in the development of future job bids for construction customers, and more.
Navman Wireless also offers optional satellite connectivity that allows continuous data capture when assets are out of cellular range, automatically switching between cellular and satellite transmission with intelligent least-cost routing. Satellite data charges can be further reduced by limiting satellite transmissions to priority events and forwarding non-priority information when the asset returns to cellular coverage.
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FooDaaaaA for some map. Had to cut it short because my sound went extremely buggy in that soulsphere revenant place (kept looping plasma sound and Revenant death sound).
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#18: I was a bit offset at this time after wasting precious time figuring out how to beat the previous time all by my fault, so it took me another 2-3 minutes to realize, it's just the same way I get out as in the original MAP18 (Was this "coincidence" intentional, BTW?).
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Hey nice that you are still soldiering on with this. I honestly can't tell if you are enjoying these later maps or not, but its good to see this one didn't give you too much trouble (that bfg sure helped)
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I'm currently working on map23, hopefully I'll get the last episode done in the next month or 2... or 3
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Paper Mill Announces WORST VALENTINE'S DAY Contest
Paper Mill Playhouse one of the country's premier not-for-profit theaters, is the place where American musical theater is celebrated, cherished, and pushed in exciting new directions, invites theater lovebirds to dig into their suppressed memories to share their #WorstVDayEver with the theater on Facebook and Twitter from January 31 - February 5, 2014. One Facebook winner and one Twitter winner will win a romantic dinner for two at Moonshine Modern Supper Club in Downtown Millburn and opening night tickets to see The Other Josh Cohen on February 23, 2014 at 7:00pm.
Like the title character in the upcoming new musical The Other Josh Cohen, everyone's had at least one Valentine's Day that they would rather forget. Maybe your date didn't show up? Maybe you got dumped the night before? Maybe you couldn't go out for a couples Valentine's dinner because you were the single one out? Maybe you stayed in, alone, watching a sappy romantic comedy while binging on heart shaped chocolates and sugar cookies? If any of these scenarios sound remotely familiar, Paper Mill Playhouse wants to hear from you!
To celebrate Valentine's Day this year, Paper Mill Playhouse invites users to share their funniest, sappiest, or most ridiculous memory on Facebook and Twitter by using the hashtag #WorstVDayEver from January 31 - February 5, 2014. After compiling all of the Facebook and Twitter responses, we will create a Facebook poll with some of our favorite responses, but we're going to need your help! Please help Paper Mill pick one Twitter winner and one Facebook winner by casting your vote in our Facebook poll from February 6, 2014 - February 14, 2014.
At 5 p.m. on February 14, 2014, one Facebook winner and one Twitter winner will be announced. The winners will celebrate a wonderful date night by receiving two free tickets to see The Other Josh Cohen and a three course pre fixe dinner for two at Moonshine Modern Supper Club in Downtown Millburn.
Paper Mill Playhouse is proud to continue its 75th Anniversary Season with another new musical The Other Josh Cohen. The Other Josh Cohen features a book, music and lyrics by David Rossmer and Steve Rosen. Ted Sperling (Striking 12, See What I Wanna See) will direct with musical staging by Andrew Palermo. Vadim Feichtner serves as Music Director. The Other Josh Cohen will feature Steve Rosen, David Rossmer, Hannah Elless, Vadim Feichtner, Cathryn Salamone, Ken Triwush and Kate Wetherhead. The Other Josh Cohen will play the Millburn, New Jersey theater from February 19 through March 16. The Other Josh Cohen is generously supported by individuals of Paper Mill Playhouse's Raise the Curtain campaign celebrating Paper Mill Playhouse's 75th Anniversary.
The Other Josh Cohen is a hilarious original musical comedy. Good guy Josh Cohen is caught in a lifelong battle with bad luck. He's single, broke, and woefully underemployed when his apartment is robbed. But then a mysterious letter arrives that could change his life forever. "Imagine Seinfeld meets Rodgers and Hart directed by Woody Allen," remarked Backstage. This delectable new musical makes its way from Off Broadway to the Paper Mill stage and beyond. The New York Times raves, "Superb and sweetly funny, brisk and satisfying, spandex-tight writing and crackling comic delivery. It's an endearing and consistently funny crowd pleaser. Buy tickets now."
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Monday marked the first day of practice for many Texas high school football players. And there are some new safety rules in place.
Those rules are aimed at reducing problems associated with heat exhaustion and concussions. During the preseason the number of two-a-day practices per week is limited and beginning in the regular season full-contact practice is limited to 90 minutes per week.
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As the Sam's across the street condenses their beer isles into smaller and smaller spaces I stopped by this whole foods (known as whole paycheck by many in Chicago) for some cheese and Southern Tier Imperial Pumpkin. It has one long row of beer with ½ of the row in a cooler. There was a good supply of Belgian beers and all the beers were craft or craft selections from BMC. They had a few nice American limited release beers that sold out at Sam's months ago. Since I was in the store I got some nice cheeses and meats to go with the Belgian selection that I picked up. I will have to stop here before I make my way to Goose Island or Sam's.
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We drive past another Whole foods just to go to this one because you can get a good beer while you shop. They always have something interesting on draft. A couple months ago they had "Evil Twin" day with 4 different ones on draft. You can spend hours in this grocery store sipping good beer, and the guys (and girls) behind the bar know their stuff well. They also have lists you can put yourself on for some of the more special beer shipments.
As for purchasing beer to-go, the Binny's just down the road has consistently lower prices.
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I stopped in here on a lark one day to see what was what. The vibe is just like every other Whole Foods on Earth, but larger than most I've been to. For whatever reason, I just never feel completely comfortable in these places... The excess noise from the good amount of foot traffic certainly doesn't help this one much, especially at the bar, which is already not ideal due to its incredible openness. The beer section is larger than most WF locations, with a pretty nice selection (especially considering the place is, after all, primarily a grocery store). At the bar, the selection is actually pretty impressive, with some taps you don't really see around at too many other places in town. I didn't find any staff to interact with in the beer section (nor did I really need to, as I was just browsing), but the bartenders seemed generally to know what I was talking about, though I didn't press them about the beers (nor did I really want to). The prices are pretty reasonable, especially considering the setting: a posh-ish grocery store in Lincoln Park. Overall, a nice source of bottles in the area (though the nearby Binny's and other liquor stores seem better in most cases) and a decent bar, especially if you're looking for a drink whilst shopping.
07-24-2012 00:46:35 | More by TMoney2591
4.25/5 rDev +7.9%
I'm rating for a combination of the bar (yes - there is a bar at the front of the store) and the beer selection in retail. Not bad selection in retail - but you can do better up the street at Binny's. Overall, better than most Whole Foods and just about all grocery stores - but not up to Binny's.
The bar is the bomb. Good price, about 16 tap lines, all quality beers. They sell flights for $8 - 4 4 oz pours. I had Goose Island Bourbon County Stout (are you kidding me! this is $8 for slightly larger pour at the Goose Clybourn pub two blocks away!!) a Sierra 30th Anniversary; a double brown from Half Acre (local beer); and Saison DuPont. Best bargain in town. Other great beers on too - Double Bastard from Stone for one.
A great place to enjoy a beer and nosh on WF food. Servers are cool - not he most knoweldgeable - but it's Whole Foods - and they do know their stuff pretty well.
12-02-2010 04:07:46 | More by sweethome
3.88/5 rDev -1.5%
I do my weekly shopping here so it helps me to actually kill three birds with one stone, groceries, beer, and a drink. When you first walk into the store to the left is a bar. They always have about 10 beers on tap, most of the time they are nice locals but they always have random stuff. The beers are universally pretty good, almost always something to tick. The beer selection is pretty good for a grocery store. They have a cooler that has about 60 6 packs to chose from and another 50ish bottles to grab on the run. Great locals and most staples. They also have about 50 other beers that are not in the color, mostly the singles just not being cooled. They have a pretty knowledge staff. They have most of the GI beers and usually have some Three Floyds. Random beer events is solid.
Not a destination spot but a place worth going to get staples, especially with discounts for buying more than 12.
11-20-2010 21:42:14 | More by jrallen34
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"I hate reading 'difficult authors.'" In this interview filmed in 2011, French writer Antoine Volodine looks pained when asked why he dislikes hearing his books called "difficult." He counters that his books are only difficult to summarize, not to read. It's true: the ramifying narrative strands of Volodine's novels fascinate, but they are almost impossible to describe. Like the fictitious novels penned by one of his writer-characters in the newly translated Writers (Dalkey, 2014; Éditions du Seuil, 2010), Volodine's books consist of "dark scenes, oscillation between political and mystical spheres, biting humor, nested story lines, tangled interior worlds, portrayal of the drift towards madness or death." And Volodine's books present a further difficulty for summary: they belong to a fictional-yet-real literary movement named (by Volodine) "post-exoticism."
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In this talk, delivered as 2013 Cassirer Lecture of the University of Gothenburg, I argue that this striking remark must be understood within the more general framework of a critique of the spectacular nature of modern society. If the spectacle is not simply an occasional form of entertainment, but a social relationship that pervades modern society as a whole, how can we escape from it? Rousseau's homeopathic strategy, according to which we should fight an evil through small doses of that very same evil, offers a solution that is crucial for grasping the scope of Rousseau's critique of the spectacle as well as for rethinking the possibility of democracy.
August 29, 2014
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De Arte Natandi
Félix Guattari and urban cultural studies
Félix Guattari's work in 'Drawing, Cities, Nomads' and 'Space and Corporeity', two articles published in 1992, and his final three books, Cartographies schizo- analytiques/Schizoanalytic Cartographies), Les Trois écologies/The Three Ecologies and Chaosmose/Chaosmosis, not only theorize the relationship between subjectivity and the city, but also accompany the theory with a transdisciplinary call to remodel urban life. Guattari argues that the type of subjectivity we produce is linked to the type of cities we create, and vice versa. The world of predatory capitalism of the late 1980s and early 1990s in which Guattari wrote the books and articles reviewed here forced architects, urban planners, urban cultural studies theorists and activists to make important ethical and political choices. We are confronted with those same difficult decisions today. Will we continue to allow our subjectivity and our cities to be invaded by capitalism? Do we want our unconscious and our urban spaces to remain enslaved by money? If not, is there an alternative? Is there a will to change? How do we change? The purpose of this review article is to revisit Guattari's analysis of subjectivity and explore its theoreti- cal and practical relevance for urban studies in both the social sciences and humanities disciplines.
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Ludwig Wittgenstein is regarded by many, including myself, as the greatest philosopher of this century. His two great works, Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus (1921) and Philosophical Investigations (published posthumously in 1953) have done much to shape subsequent developments in philosophy, especially in the analytic tradition. His charismatic personality has fascinated artists, playwrights, poets, novelists, musicians and even movie-makers, so that his fame has spread far beyond the confines of academic life.
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Our goal for this book was simple: to illuminate for the general reader the art and importance of translation through a variety of points of view. Each essay tells a different story; each story adds to our understanding of this little-known art form. And in case you read through these passionate essays and find yourself inspired to make the next book you read a work in translation, we've asked each of our contributors to recommend three books. These are not necessarily the quintessential, canonical, must-read translations from an academic point of view, but rather three books that they simply loved and wished to share.via Center for the Art of Translation
Me, She
There seems to be only one way to approach a text like The Arcades Project, namely in the spirit in which it was written – discursively, digressively, impressionistically. Therefore, the following does not follow a conventional scheme, either of chronology or in the form of an imitation of the structure of the text, given its own organic flavour."A landscape haunts
AbstractSavage capitalism is back – and it will not tame itself
David Graeber
Ponzi Scheme Capitalism: An Interview with David Harvey
Departure of Summer
Patho-logical knowledgeIn a visual field a thing which doesn't coincide with itself is a blurry thing whose position cannot but be approximated. This would correspond to an epistemology based on uncertainty – unlike the Western knowledge relying on truth and certainty, on identity and fixity of laws underpinning a logical system or a scientific theory. That is perhaps why blurry images bring about fear of unknown and are associated with terrorism, forensics, criminology or disabled sight thus poor logic.A body doesn't coincide with itself (Massumi)
Reading this essay I imagined Théophile Gautier, Charles Baudelaire, and Emil Cioran merged in the figure of a lamentation, an almost Rilkean Angel of Annihilation. To imagine a time traveler who can see the static frames of history in stasis, frozen forever in an obscene gesture of pure clarity, the stubborn movements of reality measured not in time but in eternity, the blipscreen of a final cinematic frame that captures the moment between time and eternity just before the screen goes blank forever: a form that is both formless and frozen. Even the spirit of decay is stifled here, in a world where everything has already happened, where time stand's still and the nothingness that is and the nothing that is not cross distinct light frames into each others gaze. She talks of how in every moment we are about "…to take an intimate shape, to consolidate in a known form, to create the world around us as we know it. There is an immense "fear of being undelimited", of losing periphery, of falling through the ground. It is the fright of ungroundedness, the horror of being on the brink of the solid."
August 26, 2014
Selected PoemsAutumn Ill
Guillaume Apollinaire
translated by A. S. Kline
Face of Liru
Kim, in a Youtube video, refers to Penury as a "mourning book". She indicates that the period of creation was from February 2003 to February 2006 which was the period during which "America has been in Iraq." She describes the book as proceedingvia flowervilleby accretion, by adumbration, moving around different elements, there is a lot of transcription which are me literally transcribing whatever it happen to be, whether it's spoken, whether it's document, whether it's...something that is archival material...I'm also trying to pose the question "What is the necessary work of mourning both as bodies in social space trying to, in some sense, negotiate...the violence of militarism on human bodies, the notion of war and ecological degradation, my continuing concern about linguistic oppression or a certain attempt to address the...problematic of the ideology of monolingualism.In an interview conducted by Yedda Morrison in December 1997 titled 'Generosity as Method: An Interview with Myung Mi Kim', Kim discusses poetry as liberation and the authentication of a writer's experiences:I think there is always some kind of invisible, constant, millisecond-by-millisecond negotiation between the form and its divestment, between the poem and the world, that you're engaging every time you decide to write anything. However, any poem having any kind of cultural translation in the Twenty-first century – frankly, it isn't going to happen...
The End of the Road
The social management of affects is not an invention of capitalism and does not, as such, characterize capitalism in a specific way. In other words, when we address the problem of affects under capitalism, we should be very careful to avoid the risk of thinking that the problem lies in the capitalist intrusion into our hearts, in an opposition between, for example, the authenticity and naturalness of our private affects and their forced and normative display or regulation dictated by capitalist social relations. On the contrary, we may even think that a robust notion of the privacy of affects as characterizing what it means to be a unique individual arises with capitalism and modernity.


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Non-bidding equilibrium in an ascending core-selecting auction
AbstractThis paper investigates the perfect Bayesian equilibrium in an ascending-price core-selecting auction, which is recently used in some countries' spectrum license auctions. We suppose that there are two identical items, two small bidders, and one large bidder. The small bidders demand only one unit of the item, whereas the large bidder wants both units. Package bidding ensures that the large bidder faces no exposure problem and behaves truthfully. However, one of the small bidders stops bidding at the beginning in the equilibrium. Although small bidders generally face the free-rider problem and have incentives to underbid, once a bidder is the only small one remaining, he bids truthfully. Stopping early induces the remaining bidder to behave truthfully. Hence, each small bidder wants to be the first to stop bidding. The free-rider problem is considerably mitigated when there are many small bidders.
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For the holiday exhibit there will be new paintings on canvas by Janey Belozer of horses as well as her new series of mixed media unframed still lifes of fruits, vegetables, and flowers. Tommer Gonser will show new abstract oil paintings. There will be a new series of whimsical acrylic paintings on canvas by Anne Schreivogl. Karl Kaiser will exhibit his new encaustic paintings of trees. New to the gallery, Brenda Boylan exhibits her pastel paintings of Portland cityscapes.
Christy Runyan will exhibit a new series of vegetable totems. Sandy Visse has new hand built ceramic whimsical animals including elephants, zebras, giraffes, dogs and a fourteen piece ceramic Nativity scene on a maple wood base as well as a series of ceramic animal masks. Jacquline Hurlbert's famous ceramic wall faces, wall hearts, winged figures, scrogs and free standing sculptures are on exhibit.
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Scott Bowles USA Today
Inspired and inspiring, this documentary about 7- and 8-year-olds competing for the U.S. Kids Golf World Championship is too fawning to be consistently gifted, but it manages to be occasionally, perhaps accidentally, profound. show more
Joe Neumaier New York Daily News
Some parents are mellow, and others have instilled emotional problems in their children. This less-than-illuminating work resembles the spelling-bee doc "Spellbound," only with a promise of high-end endorsements and far more pampering. show more
John DeFore The Hollywood Reporter
A technically polished but mostly unmoving example of a genre (the watch-kids-do-something-hard doc) assumed to be inherently charming. show more
Chicago Sun-Times
Too fawning to be consistently gifted, but it manages to be occasionally, perhaps accidentally, profound. show more
Boston Globe
What Greenbaum captures is compelling, and occasionally uncomfortable to watch. Sports in their purest form are played by children, who are — most of the time — much too young to be tarnished by professional-level jealousy, scandal, sacrifice, and unfair expectations. show more
Ed Gonzalez Slant Magazine
This window into the world of youthful competition almost entirely disposes of social awareness in favor of routine drama. show more
Scott Tobias The Dissolve
The Short Game is like a tape-delayed Olympics: old footage, slick bios, no substance. show more
Village Voice
The film works not just because it makes golf enjoyable to watch, but also because, by the end, you get to know these kids. It would be nice to see how they're doing in seven years. show more
Annlee Ellingson Los Angeles Times
Greenbaum shoots the game play especially well, employing dynamic camera work and kinetic editing to convey the drama of what non-fans might consider a static sport. show more
Nicolas Rapold The New York Times
[Mr. Greenbaum] is observant of tears and laughter alike, but he might have made fewer sacrifices in the name of a tidy package. show more
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Students at HPA upper campus had a surprise visit from Max Unger, a Seattle Seahawks Super Bowl champion and former HPA football player. During a special assembly for him in the school's gym on April 2, the school retired Unger's HPA football number, 77, and presented him with a framed copy of the jersey.
"We are all extremely proud of Max and very happy to have him join us here today with his wife, Lea, his mother, Cynda, and his father, Keith," said Stephen Perry, HPA athletic director, after donning an extra large Seattle Seahawks jersey in Unger's number 60.
Also attending the ceremony was Robert A. Fitzgerald, deputy director of the County of Hawaii Department of Parks and Recreation who was also a former coach of Unger's. Fitzgerald read a proclamation declaring the day "Max Unger Day" in Hawaii County.
Fitzgerald said that the message of Unger's success for the students should be, "You can."
"It about the dreams that you kids have to get up there also," he said to the students. "Don't ever say 'No,' that you can't."
Surprising Unger was Tom Goodspeed, Unger's former HPA head football coach, who flew in from California for the event.
HPA senior Keenan Greenbaum, the last to wear number 77 before it was retired, unveiled a new sign on the school's gym with Unger's name and number.
HPA Headmaster Lindsay Barnes called Unger an "ambassador for HPA."
"Ambassadorship is about perception," Barnes said. "Great ambassadors are honest, respectful of themselves and respectful of others. He is a great ambassador for HPA."
Barnes said when Unger once visited the school and answered questions from student athletes, a student asked him how he could aspire to be a professional football player.
"Max said, 'Work hard, study, and in high school play all the sports you can possibly play,'" Barnes said. "That is the greatest advice I ever heard a professional athlete give."
Later, Unger said that he is often asked for his key to success.
"There really isn't one to be honest with you," he said.
He told the students that whatever they do well, to focus on it. He said there would always be people more talented and luckier, but that can't be an excuse not to obtain their goals.
"It is easy to find something you are passionate about; the hard part is doing the work. That is where you make your mind up," he said. "This is something that you can't avoid – there is no way to go around it. Old school work ethic is really all it is."


text: June 17, 2014 – A housing scorecard for May from the Department of Housing and Urban Development and the Treasury Department show that home sales are up since the winter, and foreclosure levels are the lowest since December 2005.The agencies' data reflected trends that have also been covered in recent NAFCU Macro Data Flashreports: homeowners' equity was up $795 billion in the first quarter, the highest level since 2007; new-home sales were up 6.4 percent in April from the previous month, but down 4.2 from the previous year; and existing-home sales were up 1.3 percent in April from the previous month, but down 6.8 percent from the previous year."The weakness in sales reflects low inventory, strict bank lending standards, fewer distressed properties on the market, and less favorable housing affordability," the report said.Lenders began the foreclosure process on more than 49,000 properties in May, which is down 10 percent from April and down 32 percent from a year before. "The housing market recovery is picking up after the harsh winter months," said HUD Assistant Secretary for Policy Development and Research Katherine O'Regan. "While these are all good signs, it's clear that we must remain committed to helping homeowners as they recover from the worst housing recession since the Great Depression."


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