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Thanks to director/writer/producer Johnnie To, the commercial cinema of Hong Kong has entered a golden age. Since forming Milkyway Image Ltd. in 1996, To has helped produce over fifty films, and has directed or co-directed over half of them himself. While other Hong Kong filmmakers were being exported to America or devoting themselves to the arthouse scene, To commited himself to rehabilitating Hong Kong's film industry with a synthesis of commercial filmmaking, expert craft, storytelling, and poetry. Largely inspired by European art cinema and classical Hollywood technique, To has imbued his action and crime films with uncommon artistry, establishing himself as one of contemporary movie culture's greatest genre filmmakers.
Milkyway also employs at least two other great artists: frequent To collaborator Wai Ka-Fai and director Soi Cheang, whose new film "Motorway," produced by To, screened in competition at this year's Locarno Film Festival. To's own films were also featured at Locarno in honor of his receiving the "Pardo alla carriera" award for lifetime achievement. Thus, the 65th Locarno Film Festival acted as a sort of reminder -- as if we needed one -- of Milkyway Image's enormous role in the last fifteen years of world cinema.
With "Motorway," Soi Cheang continues to implicitly make the argument that he deserves the spotlight just as much as To. Their styles are comparable, but Cheang's is distinct; he often shows us scenarios in which an individual must come to terms with a reality he doesn't understand. To, on the other hand, prefers brotherhoods and teams -- creating an interesting existential dichotomy of individualism and collectivism.
Cheang also knows how to craft a coherent action sequence, a precious and rare thing in modern action cinema. Like To, Cheang's versatility makes each of his films surprising. After the blunt, physically intensified continuity style of "Dog Bite Dog," Cheang's masterpiece, "Accident" fit more along the lines of what may be the best Milkyway Image film, "Sparrow,' directed by To in 2008. Each of these films contains sequences so delicate and beautiful they leave you gasping for breath -- because how could something so lovely and so suspenseful exist in an "action" film? I'm thinking of the pickpocketing scene in the rain in "Sparrow," and from Cheang's film, the drawn out attempt to murder someone -- again in the rain -- with a well-coordinated "accident" that goes wrong.
At a Q&A session held in Locarno, Johnnie To took questions from the audience as well as from moderator Julien Gester of Liberation. Gester tried several times to convince To to speak about his themes and ideas as an auteur, but it was clear that To was much more comfortable discussing his movies as the product of a team working together, an appropriate sentiment given the subjects of his films. When asked for his favorite modern directors, To said no names came to mind; he likes many films, he explained, but simply enjoys them as he watches them, and doesn't remember who made them. Eventually, Gester got To to open up about the worldview in his movies, remarking that, like his characters, we all exist inside a frame, subject to the will of God.
To also spoke about his plans to foster the next generation of Hong Kong filmmakers with a Milkyway Image initiative known as "Fresh Wave." It would be difficult to think of a better person for the job. Like the great Hollywood directors of old, To and Cheang remind us that commercial cinema can be home to some of the greatest artists, and both of them continue to exemplify this with thoughtful and personal works. With To at the helm of Milkyway, it goes without saying that the future of Hong Kong cinema is bright indeed.
Adam Cook is a freelance film critic and editor for MUBI, based in Vancouver, BC. You also can follow him at his blog, Cinémezzo. This piece is part of Indiewire's Critics Academy at the Locarno Film Festival. Click here to read all of the Academy's work.
Kevin Ma | August 19, 2012 6:24 AM
There are several really incorrect assertions made here:
1) Hong Kong cinema's golden age is long gone, and it's become worse than ever before. Prominent Hong Kong filmakers have all moved up to Mainland China, making mass market products with only the Mainland Chinese audiences in mind. So I'm not sure what Adam means about anyone ushering in a new golden age of Hong Kong commercial cinema.
2) Milkyway films, at the most, keeps Hong Kong cinema from dying a quicker death. However, the real reason Milkyway movies still get made is because To's name brings the financier prestige. Motorway is literally Milkyway's highest-grossing movie in years, and it's only the 6th highest-grossing Hong Kong film of the year. Also, almost all of Milkyway's movies are now Chinese co-production. To just finished shooting a crime film financed by a Mainland Chinese company in Mainland China. Milkyway has also formed a talent agency in China with that very company.
Also, To's films are indeed the product of a team working together, which is why he would often literally credits an entire committee - often consisting of lowly paid film school graduates - for writing his movies.


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I'm confused... Last night the president called for a balanced approach, but he is supporting the Reid bill which is anything but balanced.
I did learn some interesting things last night after the speech.
1. Representative Marsha Blackburn of Tennessee could not explain why she voted for a $7 trillion debt limit without spending cuts under the Bush administration and why it's wrong to do that now, even though it's double. Representative Blackburn was trying to criticize the democrats for taking out over $500 billion out of Medicare but Lawrence O'Donnell quickly reminded her that the Ryan plan does the same thing.
2. I've only seen republicans being interviewed... Senator Mike Lee was caught short by Chris Matthews yesterday when he tried to say that five votes in the affirmative by the democrats was a bipartisan house bill. He stopped him short again when the senator talked about a previous in balance budget amendment that lost by one vote. He said "be fair senator that was a clean balance budget not one that would take 2/3 of senate and house to pass tax increases."
3. Speaker Boehner complained last night that Senator Reid's bill was full of accounting gimmicks but the Ryan plan he voted on uses the exact pullout of Iraq and Afghanistan formula.
4. CNN's, Erin Burnett reported that she spoke with an investor who talked directly with the credit ratings agency Standard & Poor's. According to the Standard & Poor's source, John Boehner's debt plan would probably still lead to a downgrade of U.S. debt by the ratings agencies, raising interest rates for all Americans. Harry Reid's plan, however, would preserve America's AAA credit rating.
I hear a plea for some sanity but if your scenario plays out, I'm doomed because I don't hunt or fish.
Perhaps we can work something out; how much fish will my 2007 Prius bring?July 26, 2011 at 9:39 a.m.
thank you.July 25, 2011 at 8:43 p.m.
Ok, I'll say it again.
1) 15-30% cut across the board for eight years.
2) The Fisher Tax plan An Asset/Value Tax on goods and services ranging from 2% (Food ) to 25% (Luxury items). Those making over $300,000 would pay a Flat income tax.
Mr. WilliamsJuly 25, 2011 at 8:08 p.m.
Vet - right on - you can ask the now generation what they think and they are just as likely to google on their Blackberry and tell you what some talking head has to say about the subject.July 25, 2011 at 4 p.m.
The Astros are in a Aggie mindset "Wait till last year".
You are dead on when you talk about where and how to invest in the future. We must invest every part of our soul into intellectual growth and developement. That does not mean the latest app. It means developing the mind as a path to what is just beyond the horizon. We will not lead because our youth has the fastest thumbs on the iPad. History is not dead. Math is more that using a calculator. Literature is not only found in a website. Language is the proper use of complete words to develope complete sentances that make communication of thought possible.July 25, 2011 at 3:57 p.m.
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Don't you know it; the last series in Chicago could've been a clinic for how to lose three games you should have won. They do mix it up; one night they can't hit, then the next day they can't play defense and when they get those ironed out; the pitching stinks.
I hope I didn't mislead you by indicating that they should throw in the towel. I just meant for this one vote on the debt ceiling. I get your point.
That's what I fear the most; catering to the corporations by lowering their Corp rate with nothing in return. The corporations should be using that two trillion dollar surplus to retrain the workers of the future. That's what's missing, corporations are funding special interest to bypass EPA regulations, lower their tax, and Wall Street is following suit by doing the same thing that led us to this financial crisis.July 25, 2011 at 3:36 p.m.
"Then we have a new generation that is in a hyper-gotta-have-the-latest-and-greatest-NOW mindset. Attention span that lasts until the next "app" or shiny doddle."
Great Statement! A politician could get elected by giving the now generation a free Ipad and Iphone - would be cheaper than the TV ads.July 25, 2011 at 3:27 p.m.
I hate sitting at Thanksgiving and having the kids text each other across the table. I like technology, but there is a limit and at sometime we have to begin thinking for ourselves again.
God, I wish you had not mentioned the Astros! They will win a game as often as an amadillo could get across the Houston Hwy at highnoon.
Not sure throwing the game is a good idea. If a bill is pased that cripples the middle class some will become convinced that Daddy Koch will take care of them and lose sight of the ball.
Then we have a new generation that is in a hyper-gotta-have-the-latest-and-greatest-NOW mindset. Attention span that lasts until the next "app" or shiny doddle.
I really fear that what is really missing is that belief in doing the right thing for the greater good. In the last decade our most valuable asset has been squandered in lands far away for a victiory that is much like a vapor. I come from a time that we went to what our nation asked of us and retuned to a nation divided by selfish "me first", "got mine" and "it don't matter" people.
Our nation must find a centerboard to stabilize the ship and not leave anyone at the dock because of petty bickering.July 25, 2011 at 3:13 p.m.
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You know what's missing Vet43?
People feel they have to win every battle,every day, as if there was no tomorrow. I would say to the democrats" give them a bill with no revenues for now and take it to the American people, as being willing to compromise for the greater good." In 2012 there will be another election, increase your members and then come back and pass your agenda.
We're both Astro fans and we've become used to losing but I bet we hope that the kids will get some experience and in three years,we will be a winner again.
I wish we still had people like Tom Daschle,Trent Lott, Bob Dole, Tip O'Neill,George Mitchell and others who fought hard for their side but at the end of the day; they compromised.July 25, 2011 at 2:44 p.m.
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The procedural vote to kill the measure that was approved by the Republican-controlled House on Tuesday was along party lines in the Democratic-controlled Senate.
http://articles.latimes.com/2011/jul/...July 25, 2011 at 2:27 p.m.
I hate repeating myself. It would seem many of the hard core holdouts on both sides of the isle would rather set them selves on fire than make any compromise.
Ideals are important to our sense of ethics and intergity, but there comes a time to recognize that a Carthaginian peace is not a victory but a self inflected wound. There comes a point that wealth and poverty are the same thing. Pain is a great equalizer.
I pray that common sense and respect for our fellow citizens will prevail and we may move forward to a brighter future. God Bless the United States of America and the brave men and women that protect it and bring them home soon.July 25, 2011 at 2:24 p.m.
You still have not addressed the fact that the Senate Democrats have refused to bring the House-passed budget up for debate and a vote. Since the Democrats have a majority, they can easily defeat it, should they so desire. Yet they will not allow it on the floor of the Senate. Could it be that they are afraid of the voter reaction to their voting against Cut, Cap and Balance?July 25, 2011 at 2:18 p.m.
I heard those same talking points ad nauseam this weekend but it's not about foot dragging; it's about bypassing about 40 freshmen republicans who won't agree to anything.
If you pass a budget in the house and you know it will be defeated in the senate; it becomes useless. Wasn't that long ago when that was said about Nancy Pelosi getting Cap-and-Trade passed in the house and ignored in the senate.
We're past the talking points of both sides; leaving us with passing the debt ceiling and little else.... Anyone who's kept up knows that the senate democrats will never get the house republicans to agree to anything and vice versa. It's not about 800 days and I've outlined the reasons why in the previous post.
I don't think any party political party can be elevated on ones shoulders for victory lap.July 25, 2011 at 1:51 p.m.
I always hear that the democrats had both houses and the executive, so they could pass anything they wanted to prior to 2010. That became an excuse to blame everything on the democrats by those that don't know anything about parliamentary procedure or the makeup of the democratic party. Senators Mark Pryor,Mary Landrieu, and Bill and Ben Nelson are conservative democrats in the senate and the house is made up of 25 conservative blue dog democrats. ...... It only takes one senator from the minority party to put a hold on anything from ever coming up for vote.
The house republicans are gloating because they passed a couple of bills but they died in the senate. Welcome the politics if that's the standard for greatness, then Nancy Polosi should get a metal because she sent about 400 bills to the senate; where they went to die.July 25, 2011 at 1:38 p.m.
It has now been over 800 days since the Democrat-controlled Senate has passed a budget. The House has passed a budget which Harry Reid and his Democrats refuse to bring up for debate and a vote in the Senate. ObaMao submitted a budget that was voted down by the same Senate, 97-0. He has yet to propose an alternative budget that could be scored by the CBO. Which party, exactly, is foot-dragging, hoping to not have to take a stand?July 25, 2011 at 1:25 p.m.
Thank you for reminding folks that there are moderate and centrist in the Democratic party. Fact is there are the same people in the GOP but the extreme right has control of the party platfrom.July 25, 2011 at 12:03 p.m.
I did dig this up on Robert Rubin
Rubin was passionate about fostering business investment as the way to fight poverty in depressed city and rural areas. That made him somewhat unusual among Democrats, who generally emphasized government anti-poverty programs." from Wikipedia
He was a principal player in not wanting to regulate derivatives, so I don't think your classification as far left ,applies.
Have a good oneJuly 25, 2011 at 12:01 p.m.
I'm not sure how far left he was because he was a Wall Street CEO and the I'm not sure if he was a democrat. And I do believe he was centrist that worked for the Clinton ministration.. Another centrist.
Just because your democrat does not mean you're a liberal because the party has moderates and conservatives.
Still confused?....July 25, 2011 at 11:43 a.m.
MikeJuly 25, 2011 at 11:37 a.m.
I thought Robert Rubin was a far left democrat. Did I miss something or am I confused?


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Chevron Corp. (CVX) on Thursday told Calif. environmental regulators an unspecified unit at its 240,000-barrels-a-day refinery in Richmond, Calif., was shut due to an electrical problem at around midnight on Thursday. The event didn't result in flaring. No other detail was provided and Chevron didn't respond to requests for comment.
Phillips 66 (PSX) told regulators that the shutdown on Tuesday of an unspecified unit at its Rodeo, Calif., refinery resulted in flaring.
PBF Energy's Delaware City refinery on Tuesday said operations affected by flaring were shut owing to a problem with a hydrogen sulfide scrubber, a filing to state regulators said.
Motiva Enterprises Convent, La., said Tuesday a unit at its Convent, La., refinery was shut down following an upset, a filing made public on Jan. 23 said.
Valero Energy Corp.'s (VLO) Corpus Christi refinery shut down several West Plant units and caused flaring on Tuesday, according to a filing with the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality. Power was restored as quickly as possible, the filing said, and Valero spokesman Bill Day said the power outage was brief and had no material impact on production. Mr. Day said the power outage didn't affect the turnaround of the heavy-oil cracker unit, which is currently underway.
Motiva Enterprises LLC restarted the expansion segment of its Port Arthur Refinery, a spokesman said Tuesday. A person familiar with the refinery's operations said the new crude unit had been restarted and will operate at reduced rates for three to four weeks. The unit has a capacity of 325,000 barrels a day, and will operate at 200,000 to 225,000 barrels a day, the person said.
Total Petrochemicals and Refining USA on Monday reported that a fire in a gas oil hydrotreater at its Port Arthur, Texas, refinery had been extinguished and that the refinery was operating normally outside the affected area.
Total Petrochemicals and Refining USA on Sunday reported a malfunction in the sulfur recovery unit of its Port Arthur, Texas, refinery. The malfunction resulted in increased emissions and "acid gas shedding procedures" were implemented a filing to state regulators said.
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Operator Refinery Capacity Description Restart (in 000s bbl/day) UNPLANNED CANADA CARIBBEAN EAST COAST Monroe Trainer 185.0 FCCU shut Dec. 30 for two weeks. Energy PA United Warren 70.0 Unspecified unit went off-line Refining PA on Jan. 14 when transformer fail- ure caused a power outage. Re- placement transformer expected by noon the same day. PBF Delaware City 182.2 Process shut down after problem with Energy Del. hydrogen scrubber, filing Jan. 23. GULF COAST BP Texas City 475.0 FCCU and Alkylation Unit return- PLC TX ed to service over Jan. 12-13 weekend after shutting down on Jan. 11 due to power snag. Flint Corpus 300.0 Unspecified unit shut on Jan. Hills Christi, TX 14 in 70K-p/d East Plant after a seal pump fire, the co. said. No restart estimate provided. Motiva Port Arthur 325.0 A source said Jan. 22 that the unit TX has been restarted and is operating at reduce rates for three to four weeks. Convent 235.0 Filing Jan. 23 said a unit had been LA shut following a process upset. Total Port Arthur 225.5 Company reported malfunction Jan. TX 21 to SRU. Company reported fire in gas oil hydrotreater Jan. 22 and said it had been extinguished. Valero Port Arthur 325.0 Spokesman said Jan. 17 that the TX smaller HCU was temporarily shut due to upset. Corpus 200.0 A power outage shut down several Christi, TX units on Jan. 22. Power was re- stored quickly; no production im- pact. MIDWEST Phillips Roxana 356.0 Crude unit shut on Jan. 12 after 66 IL an electrical fire in a piece of equipment that supports it. Re- start seen within a couple of days, the co. said on Jan. 13. ROCKIES WEST COAST BP Carson 265.0 Jet fuel hydrotreater restarted PLC CA following a small flange fire on Jan. 14, a source said on Jan. 15. Status of hydrotreater shut on Jan. 11 by a compressor pro- blem not known. Chevron Richmond 240.0 Unspecified unit shut Jan. 24 Corp CA due to electrical problem. No further information provided in regulatory filing. Phillips Rodeo 80.0 Unspecified unit shut Jan. 22, 66 CA a regulatory filing said. No further detail provided. Shell Martinez 165.0 Alkylation unit shut Jan. 10 N/A Oil Co. CA to repair "pinhole" leak in pro- pane line at the unit's reactors. No restart timing provided. Valero Wilmington 135.0 FCCU, alkylation unit remain shut NA Energy CA while work to repair leak at alky unit continues, the company said on Jan. 8. The units were shut on Dec. 22 when the leak was discovered. No restart estimate provided. PLANNED CANADA Husky Saskatchewan Major turnaround to take place Spring Energy in spring of 2013. Plant-wide 2013 shutdown is planned for inspec- tion and equipment repairs. CARIBBEAN Valero Aruba Refinery will be converted to a terminal while the company con- tinues to seek a buyer, the company said on Sept. 4. EAST COAST Sunoco Marcus Hook 190.0 Plant shuttered in December 2011 due to poor refining economics will be reopened to process Marcellus shale, the company said on Nov. 8. GULF COAST Exxon Baytown 560.5 Coker unit undergoing planned Mobil TX maintenance, the company said Jan. 16. The start date and re- start timing wasn't provided. Phillips Sweeny 247.0 Planned maintenance got underway 66 Old Ocean, TX this week, the company said on Jan. 11. Scope and duration not pro- vided. Valero Corpus 200.0 FCC will be shut for six weeks Feb/Mar Christi, TX turnaround maintenance starting 2013 in January, the company said Oct. 30. Work to start Jan. 18, the company said Jan. 17. Valero Houston 160.0 Planned maintenance underway at hydrotreater, the company said Jan. 11. No restart estimate. Valero Sunray TX 170.0 Four weeks of work on the crude March, 2013 McKee unit to begin in March 2013, the company said Oct. 30. Valero Norco 185.0 Hydrocracker project will 1st Q finish in first quarter of 2013 2013 and start operating in the second quarter, the company said on Oct. 10. Upgrade project to build 2012 a new diesel hydrotreater unit moved from 2010 to 4Q 2012. Valero Texas City 245.0 FCCU maintenance for 8 weeks March TX is underway, the company said 2013 Jan. 10. Western El Paso 122.0 Company will perform turnaround TX on north side of refinery starting in February. MIDWEST BP Whiting 336.0 Largest of 3 CDUs will soon shut 2nd Half IN for replacement the company said 2013 on Oct. 31 as part of major expan- sion project. Completion on track for second-half 2013. Holly Tulsa 125.0 The entire refinery will be shut Late Frontier OK while West Plant section under- 2012 goes major turnaround maintenance in late 2012, the company said on Aug. 5, 2011.
Holly El Dorado 139.0 Coker unit undergoing maintenance Frontier KS until further notice, traders said on Sept. 14. No significant impact to production is expected. Husky Lima 160.0 15-day maintenance planned at 4Q diesel hydrotreater; 29 days at 2012 aromatics unit, set for 4Q 2012, the company said on Feb. 9. New 20,000-b/d kerosene hydro- 1stH treater will start up in first 2013 half 2013, company said Feb. 9. 45 days of major turnaround scheduled in 2014; 70% of units involved. Remaining 30% will under go major turnaround in 2015, the company said Feb. 9. ROCKIES WEST COAST BP Carson 266.0 FCCU and Alkylation shut Jan. 6 Feb 10 CA for five weeks planned maint- enance - filing. Chevron El Segundo 266.0 FCCU forced off-line on Jan. Corp. CA 12 when electrical lines to the unit were cut during the process of shutting it for planned main- tenance. Traders previously said scheduled maintenance would be- gin on about Jan. 15 at the FCCU and alkylation unit. Dura- tion not known. Chevron Richmond 230.0 Permits received on Dec. 27 to Corp. CA proceed with needed repair to bring the plant back to full production following the August fire. The company still expects repairs to be completed in the first quarter of 2013. Tesoro Kapolei 94.0 Refinery will stop production HI and convert the facility to a storage, import and distribu- tion terminal by April. Tesoro Martinez 166.0 Planned maintenance underway, CA the company said Jan. 10. No details provided, but traders said the plant's alkylation unit was shut Jan. 4-5 for 12 days of repairs. Company reported "major unit startup" on Jan. 17. Tesoro Wilmington 100.0 Planned maintenance underway, CA the company said Jan. 10; no details provided. Traders on Jan. 4 said an FCCU, Alkyla- tion unit and hydrotreater are involved in the maintenance.
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I'm just wondering if he will shut the critics (and fans) up and jump to the UFC and win the title. I'm sure he is not afraid or anyone in the UFC, but then again, there are a few guys that could perhaps beat him, staining his sparkling reputation as the greatest of all time. Pretty much all of the big boys (or at least those left) are in the UFC. I just don't know why he wouldn't go there, honestly, unless he is worried about the competition (well, he probably isn't but his management might be).
What do you think?


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It wouldn't be the holidays without hearing "'Twas the Night Before Christmas." But some folks in Troy, New York, took it a step further by holding a mock trial to determine who the authored the famous poem.
The contested authors are Clement Moore and Henry Livingston.
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Dearborn Police confirm that a man was killed Saturday morning in a crash on I-94 near Greenfield. The crash happened around 3:00 a.m. closing the eastbound lanes for several hours.
A woman driving a Chrysler Town & Country apparently struck a man driving a 1996 Plymouth. The female driver fled the scene and was caught a short time later by Dearborn Police. She and a male passenger were transported to a hospital with minor injuries.
The man driving the 1996 Plymouth was pronounced dead at the scene. Investigators are still working on his identification.
Preliminary investigation suggests that drugs and/or alcohol may have been a factor in this crash. Anyone with information regarding the crash should contact Dearborn Police at 313-943-2241.
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By JAMIE LYNN DROHAN6 News Reporter
KNOXVILLE (WATE) - The current heatwave is forcing the homeless population in Knoxville to seek help at shelters earlier than usual this year.
Groups helping the homeless at shelters were caught off guard by the intense heat.
Every day in the six day forecast is predicted to go over 90 degrees. Tuesday is the sixth day in a row it's reached 90 degrees or hotter. Eleven of the last 12 days have been in this temperature range.
"It's hot. Seek shelter and drink plenty of water," said Bruce Spangler, with Volunteer Ministry Center.
Although summer just started, shelters are already seeing an influx of people seeking refuge from the heat.
Volunteer Ministry Center has already put out the white flag, a symbol that shelter and water is available to everyone. Spangler says it's very unusual for them to put it out in June.
"Well, we probably expect about 100 or so people to come through our doors to get in out of the heat. I think the other advantage we have on this campus for folks that are experiencing dehydration, we do have a clinic run by Cherokee Health Systems so they can have immediate medical attention if necessary," Spangler said.
Burt Rosen, of Knoxville Area Rescue Ministries, says due to the soaring temperatures, KARM aims to keep its doors open all day, every day.
"Our Crossroads Welcome Center provides a nice, air conditioned place where people can come. There's access to restrooms and more importantly, it's a break from the sun and the heat and of course what we want to do is make sure that people are staying hydrated," Rosen said.
To keep up with the demand, KARM is asking for donations of bottled water to help serve the 400 plus people who depend on the organization.
KARM and Volunteer Ministry Center are also asking for donations to help cut costs for air conditioning bills.
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The band have released EXTRA tickets for their show on Sunday 28 September at London's Alexandra Palace
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The Scottish trio have announced a set of autumn dates.
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American speedskaters taking to the ice next week at the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia, will wear a high-tech uniform produced in secrecy by Maryland companies Under Armour and Lockheed Martin.
The Baltimore-based sports apparel brand asked the Bethesda defense and aerospace company to help it craft the most aerodynamic suit possible, using computer modeling based on filming the athletes and hundreds of hours of wind tunnel testing, reports the Baltimore Sun.
"We feel going in to Sochi, we have the fastest suits in the world," said Ted Morris, executive director of US Speedskating, told the Sun. "That's an advantage from a performance standpoint, and a huge advantage from a psychological standpoint."
Under Armour also is supplying uniforms and training outfits for the U.S. bobsled and skeleton and Canada snowboard teams. Exposure during the Olympics may give the activewear company a sales boost and promotes its slogan of "making all athletes better."
The super-speedy suit, named the Mach 39, has been under development for two years, the newspaper reports. Under Armour respresentatives say the speedskating suits are legal and have been approved by both the International Skating Union and the International Olympic Committee.
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12 Things to Do in Philly This Weekend: Trestle Inn Block Party, PHAIR Open-Air Market, Made in America and More Labor Day Weekend To-Dos
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Paddleboard Yoga, Art Supply Swaps & Wellness Walks: Green Weekend Guide: 8/29 – 8/31
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I just flew in from Tokyo, and BOY ARE MY ARMS TIRED. Err, sorry. I've spent the last week on vacation in Japan, I might be jet-lagged into ridiculous humor. So what does that have to do with Gaslamp Ball?
Absolutely everything! One of the take home lessons of attending both World Baseball Classics was that the Japanese love their baseball. After seeing the fans cheer on their teams, I knew that should the opportunity ever present itself, I needed to see a ballgame in Japan.
I won't say we planned our trip around baseball, but I will admit that the first thing I did after securing a plane ticket and a place to sleep was to start looking up schedules and stadiums. And by the way, if you happen to plan on catching a game in Japan, and like me don't speak a lick of Japanese, I highly recommend the folks over at Japan Ball for all of your ticketing needs. Our tickets were delivered straight to our hotel and as you can see from the photo, we had an excellent view. Those, by the way, are "good seats" so if you're pickier than I am, know that you can spend more and the folks at Japan Ball can get you closer.
On to the game. We were at the Tokyo Dome to see the Yomiuri Giants take on the Orix Buffaloes. Based on standings alone, I expected to see some quality ball out of the Giants, but by the end of the second inning, they were down 6-0. They bobbled the ball a few times, and just couldn't produce runs. In the sixth they finally scored (courtesy of Alex Ramirez) but it wasn't enough and they ended up losing 7-3.
Those that do more recon than I do before watching a game would have probably known ahead of time to expect an appearance by former Padre Edgar Gonzalez. But your fearless reporter takes her love of the sport, not of the players in particular, with her on the road to Japan. So I was surprised.
Despite the rabid fans (for both teams!) there was a mass exodus that began at the 7th inning, when it was clear that the Giants probably weren't going to pull through. It gave me that wave of nostalgia back to my childhood at Dodger stadium. But the die hard cheering sections out in the outfield kept up their uniform chanting, drumming and trumpeting until the last pitch. It was pretty exciting. And I think we really need to embrace thunder sticks and unified chanting in this country. I don't know if it helps the players, but it sure makes for a fun time at the ballpark.
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Right now, a robot known as the lobster is being controlled by the directional arrows on a laptop computer, but one day, it might be able to think on its own. This is the kind of technology high school kids are getting hands-on experience with at the Vermont Fabrication Laboratory-- or its scientific name-- The Fab Lab.
"There is success; very good levels early on. That drives them and gets them excited," said Michael Fortney, a UVM research engineer.
Fortney has helped these students develop prototypes for lifesaving technology over the last four weeks.
This is the first year UVM has been able to offer programming like this, as the Fab Lab came to fruition just this spring. University funding, donations and IBM contributions are providing high-end equipment like a laser cutter.
"I walk in to this room and I see this 3d printer and I was like oh my god! I called my friends and told them I am using a 3-D printer and laser cutter. I made it my Facebook status," said Eleanor Myers, 17.
Myers came up from Providence, R.I., for this program. She says the technology they are working with is not usually accessible to high school kids, but it is exactly what keeps kids like her interested in engineering.
"We have all done programming, we have all done designing everything, essentially; soldering. It's coming along well. Right now they are programming it to steer," Myers said.
The skills they are developing serve as more than bragging rights, this is career-building course work in an economy being driven by math and science.
"There is a lot of awareness I think in this high school age group of the economy, of the turbulence of careers and the idea that they want to have jobs," said Robin Gronlund of UVM Continuing Education.
Both the lobster and a scorpion robot were designed on computers, and then etched out of plastic in the laser cutter and electronically engineered to detect infrared heart rates. The design will allow them to enter collapsed buildings and find survivors.
"As people we emit infrared senses. If we could make a machine that could find our pulse from a distance and save us from a burning building, these could save lives," Myers said.
The students will put on the final touches before testing the robot's agility and abilities in a mock building collapse-- a first-of-its-kind experiment in the lab.
"Engineering is the purpose to solve problems for humanity," Fortney said.
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A Nevada Taxicab Authority pilot program for a small bicycle patrol has resulted in the acquisition of four new bikes for the small state agency.
The bicycles provide Taxicab Authority officers easy mobility at convention centers and at special events, increasing the visibility of the small patrol group.
A pilot program with used bicycles was presented to Taxicab Authority Administrator Charles Harvey last year and he approved the acquisition of the new bicycles, which cost a total of $5,000.
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A Salem police officer facing a rape charge stemming from an incident last summer is expected to go on trial in June, the Salem News is reporting.
Lt. Matthew Desmond, 41, was arrested last summer after a woman accused him of sexually assaulting her.
On Friday, a Salem Superior Court judge was asked to schedule the trial for June 4, according to this Salem News story.
On June 20, the District Attorney's Office reported in July. The alleged victim was watching the defendant's children, her own children and the children of a mutual friend as they used the defendant's pool.
Desmond is on administrative leave from the Salem Police Department, which also is conducting its own investigation.
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Science Day a chance to for 4-H students to learn, teach
4-H students construct robots to share enthusiasm
SAN ANGELO, Texas - In line with its members' oath to commit their minds to clearer thinking, hearts to greater loyalty, hands to larger service and health to better living on a local and global level, local 4-H students will lead and engage young peers in a National Youth Science Day event.
The annual event, part of 4-H's nationwide campaign to pique interest among youth in science, engineering and technology by 2013, will be held at 4 p.m. Wednesday at San Angelo's Stephens Central Library. It will be the local 4-H chapter's fifth time to host a Science Day event.
A handful of members from Tom Green County 4-H's Angelo Bluebonnet Club are participants in 4-H's Science, Engineering, Technology group — also called Science Club — which is open to children in second grade and up.
"It's a nonprofit organization and within it there are several different programs" of which Science, Engineering, Technology is just one, said project leader Janice Trees. "A lot of people think (4-H only involves) showing animals ... but a lot of these kids have at least two projects, if not more, that they're involved in."
This year's National Youth Science Day experiment is "4-H Eco-Bot Challenge." According to the program's facilitator guide, Science Club members will demonstrate to students in attendance how robots can preserve and protect the environment.
Twelve-year-old Maddi Trees, who serves as reporter for Angelo Bluebonnet, said her fellow Science Club members will provide an illustration of an oil spill and help participants make a robot fashioned from toothbrush heads and a small motor. Students then will be tasked with building a course the "brush bot" can navigate to clean up the oil spill, she said.
"We'll help them build their robot and urge them on while they're building the course," Maddi said.
Annette Guerrero, manager of Angelo Bluebonnet Club, said 4-H emphasizes instilling its members with leadership skills they can utilize to teach other youth.
In preparation for National Youth Science Day, Science Club members are "doing the planning, writing the press releases; they're doing as much of the work as they possibly can," Guerrero said.
Trees said that, unlike the participants they hope to attract to Wednesday's hands-on event, Science Club's approximately 15 members already have an interest in science.
"It's not something you can do (just) to fill time because we really ask a lot of the kids," Trees said. "They are already invested in learning about the sciences, and some have expressed an interest in making it a career goal."
And while science is the focus of Angelo Bluebonnet Club's upcoming event, 4-H aims to educate and hone the talents of its members in a variety of subject areas, Maddi said.
"Our 4-H motto is learn by doing," she said. "We learn by building, cooking and showing animals. It's basically so you can (engage) in a project that focuses on an interest but also learn something."
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St. Petersburg Culinary Walking Tour
Enjoy a Delicious Sightseeing Food Tasting Tour Of St. Petersburg
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Explore the flavors of St. Petersburg, Florida as you enjoy one of three guided food tour adventures that will introduce you to tasty treats and savory morsels during two and half hour culinary walking tour.
Choose from three exciting neighborhood tours that give you and your guest a behind the scenes view of five to seven culinary destinations. Each tour offers a wide variety of scrumptious tastings from specialty food shops to ethnic eateries. Options include Downtown St. Petersburg Tour where you will sample bites from an authentic Italian eatery, experience Middle Eastern food, encounter a French patisserie and more! The Saturday Art Brunch offers local artist venues and coveted neighborhood eateries with a friendly Guide. This three hour tour tastefully combines art with a strolling brunch. The third option is a tour of Gulfport which features southern delights, brews, and authentic local specialty shops.
No matter which Tampa Food Tour you choose, you and your guest are in for a treat with this exciting and unique experience gift!
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We thoroughly enjoyed the tour last week. The venue was great and we got to see areas of St Petersburg that we would have never found on our own. Our guide was super and the mix of art and food was perfect. We have already told several of our friends about the service and I would expect you will have future bookings not only from them but from us too.
- Richard thompson - Tarpon Springs, FL, Tuesday, July 23, 2013
Town is quaint. Food was GREAT. Restaurant owners were accommodating, knowledgable and friendly. Tour guide friendly. Would have liked a little more information about town.
- Paula Lockwood - Gulfport Florida, Tuesday, June 04, 2013
This tour was a Christmas gift from our daughter. We didn't know what to expect, but were happily surprised with the event. Each venue was unusual, interesting and delicious. Our tour guide was friendly and informative and like a mother hen kept us moving and together. We've told so many friends about our experience and intend to return to many of these same places with them. We are tempted to try the Brunch Tour next.
- Joe & Lya Christie - St. Petersburg, FL, Saturday, February 16, 2013
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BURLINGTON, Vt. (AP) - The Vermont office of the United States Attorney is expanding its prosecution of a group of people being charged with methamphetamine crimes in the Northeast Kingdom.
Prosecutors say eight more people were arrested Tuesday, bringing the number of people charged with methamphetamine-related crimes in the Island Pond area to 13.
The first three arrests came in November after a raid of what police described as a meth lab in Island Pond.
The indictments were issued by a federal grand jury earlier this month. They were announced Wednesday.
The charges carry a range of penalties up to 40 years in prison.
Some of the defendants have already appeared in court. Others are due in court Thursday.
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See inside the Point Reyes Lighthouse and discover its history and function with a Park Ranger. Access requires a strenuous descent and ascent of 308 stairs. Stairs close when weather and winds are hazardous, i.e., if the winds are in excess of 40 mph (64 kmph). The lens room is open with a Ranger present from 2:30 pm to 4 pm Fridays through Mondays, May 2013 to late December 2013. The Visitor Center and steps leading down to the Lighthouse are usually closed early at 2 pm on December 24 and are closed all day on December 25. No programs are offered on these days.Location: Point Reyes Lighthouse, Point Reyes National Seashore | Map Time: 2:30 PM to 4:00 PM Fee Information: Free Contact Name: Point Reyes Lighthouse Visitor Center Contact Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Contact Phone Number: 415-669-1534
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What is Inclusive Growth? An Alternative Perspective
AbstractEver since UNDP started advocating for ?inclusive growth?, developing countries have set it as an avowed goal of their long-term strategies. However, there is no universally accepted definition of the concept or how to measure it, which are important considerations for policy formulation as well as evaluation. (?)
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They didn't let it get thru 32 and has been selling since. Does appear that it may be turning over. Of course one day doesn't make a trend yet this high volume pull back day does put it on the watch list. Just observing now as i sold at 31.20.
Expecting it to move down some more next week. Nothing positive about Jeffries raising price target to 40. Maybe some big traders are short now in MU and will take it down some more in the next couple of weeks. In a couple of weeks they can cover and go long before earnings.
It sure has traded in a narrow range since earnings.
We do not move the market. Our retail shares are insignificant. I just took profit as I traded. I bought some FEYE after hours when SPLK beat and raised guidance. It is always wise to take profits. Granted, some times I do get shook out . Maybe that will be the case here but I am not a gambler.
Know it is still lunch but seems like heavier volume selling or shorting here than just market makers making a few cents. Appears that they are moving out of FEYE and on to something else.
They are not listening. Sellers continue to refresh on the bid. Even after the positive news that has come out they sit on the offer. Appears they let it run up this morning to sell and short. Do not think you are going to see 50 as it is lay down time now. They are sure taking back the gains quickly.
Definitely heavy volume today. Has pulled back to this 31.30 area. Does seem to be a lot of refreshing on the offer. Some folks taking profits and maybe some folks shorting. Will be interesting what the last 2 1/2 hours produce. Despite the heavy volume, the high of the day may already be in place. Mind you these momo stocks can move quickly.
Coming down nicely now. Quick 60 cent drop.
One wonders if that was a bunch of accumulation in FEYE today preparing for this upgrade. No they wouldn't do that.
If you are really interested in buying it is cheaper on the 12.15 menu.
Does appear that it could go higher today as it is making higher lows and higher highs on the daily with above average volume.
What would be the reason for this jump?
Some one certainly created and played the gap up.
Covered at 60.10. Done with CRM until Monday. Thanks for your input hap.
You are correct hap. I shorted more(same amount as at 57.10) at 59.20. When it came back to 58 I thought I was in good shape. There was considerable volume and it started back up. I covered both lots at 58.40 for a loss because of the exact reason you have given. Big money seemed to be buying and I had to admit that I was wrong. I still think that CRM is way overpriced. I lost $500. Call me crazy but I have shorted again at 60.75.
I do apologize as I was incorrect with my revenue figures. Shorted more at 59.20. Can not believe this has run up this much. One needs to follow what the big money does not what you think the market will do. I was wrong but I still believe that I will make money on this trade.
CRM even missed their revenues. You do whatever you want as I am short.
Think they sell and take a bunch of profits here. They are just gapping this thing up. If it goes higher I will hang in there. There is no way this stock is worth 57.
Has played out exactly as we said. Wall street, Fed and government all in bed together with the initials on their headboard, "TBTF".
Do you not think that they will drive it down further before they cover?


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