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With the upcoming release of "The Woman in Black," Dan Radcliffe has been taking part in quite a few new interviews.
With Moviefone Canada, Radcliffe discusses what he thinks about "Deathly Hallows: Part 2" not getting nominated for a Best Picture Oscar:
"I didn't expect it to be nominated for Best Picture, and no, it doesn't faze us," Radcliffe told Moviefone. "Just because we've been around for a long time, and made a lot of movies, I don't think when you come to the end of that series that anyone's obligated to say you're best picture. Obviously it would have been lovely, but I don't think it's something we're going to be losing sleep over."
With Toronto.com, Radcliffe discusses how he heard, via a friend, what actor Sean Connery thinks about his career trajectory:
Not particularly, but I did hear the other day from a friend of mine who is friends with Sean Connery, and apparently Sean Connery asked him to pass along to me how well he thought I was doing and how well I seem to be handling everything and making good choices. For me, that was great because he is a great actor. He had this amazing start to his career in Bond and managed to create a fantastic career for himself outside that, so to hear that from him was very flattering.
In a video interview with 680News (which can be seen here or below) Radcliffe goes more in-depth about why he chose "The Woman in Black" and reveals that his current girlfriend actually appears very briefly in the movie.
In another video interview, Radcliffe appears on George Stroumboulopoulos Tonight. This can be seen here or below.
Many thanks to Leaky Reader Marilyn, who provided the links to most of these interviews!


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Gemma Arterton arrived at the premiere of her new movie "Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time" in LA last night with co-star Jake Gyllenhaal.
The British actress looked like a goddess as walked the red carpet wearing a nude Elie Saab Spring 2010 Grecian gown.
The draped one shoulder gown was accented with a silver beaded detailing on her right shoulder, which appeared on the models left shoulder.
Who wore it back to front?
It doesn't matter because either way the gown look stunning.
I love the slightly wavy, slightly messy loose up do, but I don't like the silver ring.
Has anyone else noticed that Gemma seems to sticking to a very samey colour palette for this promotional tour?
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TAMPA, Fla. -- The Yankees have announced that tickets for individual 2010 games to be played at Yankee Stadium will go on sale to the general public on Friday at noon ET at Yankees.com and YankeesBeisbol.com.
Tickets will also be available via Ticketmaster phone only at 1-877-469-9849 and Ticketmaster TTY at 1-800-943-4327. Beginning March 24, tickets may also be purchased at the Yankee Stadium ticket office, all area Ticketmaster outlets and all Yankees Clubhouse Shops.
As in past years, the Yankees will make available single-game ticket value programs throughout the 2010 season, including E-Saver Games, $5 Games, Family Games, Senior Citizen Games, Student Games and Youth Games.
A complete list of ticket specials, including game dates, seating locations, and terms and conditions, can be found at www.yankees.com/ticketspecials, by calling (718) 293-6000 or e-mailing firstname.lastname@example.com.
The Yankees begin their 81-game home regular-season schedule on April 13 at 1:05 p.m. ET against the Los Angeles Angels.
The Yankee Stadium ticket office is adjacent to Gate 4 on the corner of 161st Street and Jerome Avenue. Beginning March 24, the Yankee Stadium ticket office will be open Monday through Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sundays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
On game days during the season, the Yankee Stadium ticket office will be open Monday through Saturday from 9 a.m. until two hours after the scheduled first pitch and Sundays from 10 a.m. until two hours after the scheduled first pitch.
Bryan Hoch is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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By sampling a variety of book topics and genres, readers can complete a line of Bingo on a "READ!" card and earn the privilege of entering a drawing on Mondays at 6:30 p.m. for weekly prizes such as book bags, mugs, book marks and book lights. At the conclusion of the program, Monday, August 4, there will be a grand prize drawing for a jam-packed book bag, full of goodies to delight any book lover.
Meanwhile, a summer of varied reading promises to bring an added dimension of joy for anyone wanting to "READ!...the rest of the story."
• Monday, July 28, 6:30 p.m., "Merchant of Venice," Shakespearean drama presented by the Tennessee Stage Company outdoors on the library front lawn. Bring chairs.
EVENTS - Lectures, Speakers, Workshops:
• Mondays, through August 4, 6:30 p.m., Weekly prize drawings, with final grand prize drawing on August 4. All persons who register in the Adult Summer Reading Program are eligible to enter the drawings. Sign up at Circulation check-in or check-out desks. Weekly prizes include bookmarks, library mugs, café gift certificates and Blount County Public Library book bags.
• Monday, June 16, 7 p.m., "Digital Photography: Is It as Good as Film?" by Lynn Freeny, Department of Energy Photographer, will discuss and compare digital and film photography and will show slides. This program will be in the Sharon Lawson Room.
• Tuesday, June 17, 6 p.m., Blount County Public Library Board of Trustees meet in the Board Room.
• Thursday through Sunday, June 19 - 22, Edible Book Contest exhibits, Main Gallery.
• Tuesday, June 24, "Friends of the Library Annual Meeting" in the Sharon Lawson Room,
• Thursday, June 26, 7 p.m., "Fun & Fit Families," with Blount Memorial Wellness Center staff, Leslie Rutherford, executive director, Angie Stewart, dietitian, Tommie Curtis, program manger, and Chad Hodson, fitness coordinator. A program showing practical and fun tips for keeping families of all ages healthy and fit, will also offer suggestions for easy ways to maintain good nutrition at meal-times for families on the go. The program will be in the Sharon Lawson Room.
• Monday, June 30, 7 p.m., "Behind the Scenes: The Making of a Blount County Heartland Episode," by television host, Bill Landry, WBIR TV, in the Sharon Lawson Room.
• Friday, July 4, Library closed, in honor of Independence Day.
• Monday, July 7, 7 p.m., "Hymn History and Performance," by Terry Wilson, director of music at First United Methodist Church, Maryville. Wilson, who is a published composer and who has performed with his choir at Carnegie Hall, will provide historical background for selected hymns and then will also perform them. Reading Rotunda.
• Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays, July 7 through 31, 7 - 8:30 p.m., "Basic Spanish Classes," by Neisa Pamfil, Spanish instructor at Maryville College. Class size is limited to the first 15 people to enroll, so pre-registration for the class is required. To pre-register, on a first-come-first-served basis, go to the Reference Genealogy Desk at the library. Fee for materials for the class is $5.
• Thursday, July 10, 7 p.m., "Fly Fishing History and Fly Tying Patterns," by Roger Lowe, author and guide business owner. Lowe will talk about the history of fly fishing and show/demonstrate samples of flies from his fly tying pattern book, in the Sharon Lawson Room.
• Tuesday, July 15, 7 p.m., "The Serpent Handlers: Three Families and Their Faith," by authors Fred Brown and Jeanne McDonald, in the Sharon Lawson Room.
• Thursday, Friday and Saturday, July 17 -19, Used Book Sale by Friends of the Library;
• Thursday, July 17, noon until 6 p.m., Friends of the Library members only-memberships or renewals can be paid at the door.
• Friday, July 18, and Saturday, July 19, 9 a.m. until 5 p.m., Open to the public.
• Monday, July 21, 7 p.m., "Knitting Circles Around Socks," by author Antje Gillingham in the Sharon Lawson Room.
• Monday, July 28, 6:30 p.m., "Merchant of Venice," performed by the Tennessee Stage Company. This will be a live production outdoors on the front lawn of the library. Bring lawn chairs.
• Monday, August 4, 6:30 p.m., "Grand Prize Drawing for Adult Summer Reading Program" will be made from all names entered in the weekly drawings.
• "Art, Media & Styles" art classes for teens, led by Lyda Plemons, artist, in Dorothy Herron Room A. Pre-registration required with art supply fee of $10. Pre-register and pay fee at the Reference Desk of the library. The first 12 to register can take the classes.
• Saturday, June 14, 2 - 4 p.m., "How We Use Art," by Lyda Plemons, artist, in Dorothy Herron Room A.
• Saturday, June 21, 2 - 4 p.m., "The Joy of Learning to Draw," by Lyda Plemons, artist.
• Saturday, June 28, 2 - 4 p.m., "Watercolor and Nature," by Lyda Plemons, artist.
• Sunday, July 27, 2 p.m., "Teen Music Jam with Ben Jackson and Nick Axton," the finale for the Teen Summer Reading Program, with a grand prize drawing. Ben and Nick will perform a concert, and then Ben will emcee a music jam of teen musicians and groups who have previously submitted recordings and auditioned (see July 7 date for advance demo/audition material below) for performing during this afternoon jam at the bridge, outside the library. Bring chairs. In case of inclement weather, the event will be held indoors.
• Monday, July 7, Video, DVD or CD recording due at Blount County Public Library Reference Desk. Provide video/dvd/cd, play list, instruments, lyrics, contact information (with name, phone number, e-mail and street address). After library staff has reviewed the materials, teen individuals and/or groups will be contacted and invited to participate in the event.
EXHIBITS: June 1-30
• "Metal Welded Creations" by Jeff Robinson on the Art Wall at the Bookmark Café.
• "READ!...the rest of the story, Adult Summer Reading Program Exhibit" by Blount County Public Library staff, in one cube and one vertical case in Entry Rotunda and rotating book display exhibits on Circulation Desk Cabinets and New Books Shelves in the Main Gallery and on art panels at Reading Rotunda.


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On the Rise: Seasoned SF musicians lay claim to chilly synth with Forever
When is the cover better than the original? When the original is by newbie/vitriolic web backlash victim Lana Del Rey, and the cover is a sensual send-up by seasoned San Francisco duo Silver Swans (silverswans.bandcamp.com). The local act split open the pop song — "Video Games" — slowed it down, and filled it with chilly synth floating below breathy vocals.
But we're not here to debate Del Rey's musical ability; we're here to keep a glossy superhero eye on Silver Swans. Formed by Las Vegas-born vocalist Ann Yu and Jamaica-bred effects wizard-DJ Jon Waters in 2007, the band has delivered a lovely catalogue — most recently 2010's Secrets EP and the upcoming LP Forever (Feb.7) — of heart-wrenching synth pop and shoulder-dancing, Manchester-evoking icy club rock. It's high time they get their international due.
Description of sound: Someone else said it best: "tropical synths and stuttering 808s" wrapped in ambivalent romance and bittersweet longing.
Like most about the Bay Area music scene: The Bay Area music scene is both sophisticated yet charming. So many amazing bands come out of SF, yet you can still create your own place here and find people who appreciate what you do. In that sense, it's still fresh here. The scene isn't jaded and over-saturated, there's charm and new inspiration everywhere.
What piece of music means the most to you and why: This is a hard one, so many songs have come into my life and forever changed me, the first mixtape I got had a song on it called "So Said Kay" by The Field Mice and I think I could have listened to that song on repeat for days reading into every lyric and just taking in the voice. It made me sad too, and just made me feel exactly what I wanted to feel at the time. It was one of the first songs to inspire me to write and also tap into that unknown territory where you don't care about how unique or difficult a part is write, you just let yourself get carried away in the moment of the song itself and let it almost write itself.
Favorite local eatery and dish: El Metate Mexican Veggie burrito, the vegetables are roasted and always fresh. Everything there is delicious and on the cheap, right down to their alfajore cookies, I fully endorse the entire menu.
Who would you most like to tour with: Karin Dreijer Andersson -- Jon and I are both admirers of everything she does. She is a true artist, and I get lost in her songs always.
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I've been listening to Sepultura since Schizophrenia, and, for some reason, that somehow gives me the feeling that I can say the following with a bit of authority: This is one of the best Sepultura albums of all time. I saw them live for "Beneath the Remains", "Arise" and a few times thereafter (e.g., Tattoo the Earth). Andreas Kisser is simply one of the best metal lead guitarists of all time. The high-pitched yet earthly and "organic" leads on "Beneath" and "Arise" 'remain unique to that Sepul-sound. This album builds off that unique sound. I've enjoyed this album tremendously. BRAVO!


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Miss Lily's—the Serge Becker-designed Jamaican-themed downtown restaurant, nightlife hub, shop, and radio station—just got a little bit cooler. The Miss Lily's crew (which, of course, includes cofounders Bin and Genc Jakupi and Paul Salmon) has announced that they're releasing an album featuring their favorite reggae beats. A collaborative project with VP Records, Miss Lily's Family Style Vol. 1 includes both classic and modern beats true to the restaurant's island-meets-urban spirit. Produced by house DJ Max Glazer and Salmon, the album isn't officially out until January 22, but it's available for order on the Miss Lily's Web site from today.
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Alas, it's au revoir to Cédric Charlier (left): Cacharel and its designer are parting ways. Charlier is only the latest in a line of designer departures that has included Milan Vukmirovic at Trussardi 1911, Vanessa Seward at Azzaro, Clare Waight Keller at Pringle of Scotland, and, of course, John Galliano at Dior. [WWD]
The late, great Liz Taylor had a legendary love of diamonds—even naming her fragrance White Diamonds—and over the course of her lifetime, she racked up a ton of them. Now, sources say her collection will hit the auction block at Christie's (though whether or not they'll raise money for the charities she championed, as was predicted during her lifetime, remains unknown). [Grazia via Racked]
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4. Even though we have Bush now, I think we should still force the issue to Calvin some, even when defenses are playing the secondary deep. Calvin is too good of a playmaker to just use as a chess piece that opens up the field for Bush and the other receivers. We could still target Calvin on WR screens and sideline routes, or just drive the ball deep to him in coverage no matter what, every once in a while, just to keep the defense on their toes.
3. Somehow the Lions need to learn how to be "cool" about these "dirty plays", kinda like the old Raiders used to be in the seventies and early eighties. The Raiders would play dirty and they were so cool about it, that they somehow got away with it. The rest of the league thought of them as like the leagues' lovable junk yard dogs and so they were still accepted, and thought of as just playing high intensity "Raider" football. The Lions however, right now, are coming across like A holes. Hopefully the "dirty plays" have all been in the spirit of hard nosed football and the heat of the battle, but somehow, the way these plays are going down, and the stupid things they are saying and doing afterward are making the Lions look really stupid.
2. If Pettigrew keeps on making costly mistakes, we should cut him. I know that this is harsh, but the guy has cost us a couple games in the last year, and he almost cost us another one yesterday on multiple miscues. I remember Jimmie Johnson saying once years ago, that sometimes the only thing you can do with a player like that is to cut him, and send a message that errors like that won't be tolerated.
1. Bush needs his " pitch count " ( touches ) managed. He shouldn't ever have more than 20 touches a game. Bell and Riddick can also contribute in the running and receiving game and help safeguard and extend Bush's career. The guy ( Bush ) is a little smallish and he really goes 110% all out, so we need to be careful with him. I would say that as of right now, he is a marked man, as far as a defense trying to put big hits on him, so, again, we need to be very very careful with him.


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one different is that it allows the academic community to enter in and edit its
contents. Thus, researchers can enter in the citation details of their publications
(and others' publications) and then link these to a public identity that they
create. They can also link references, faculties, universities and the like, with
the result being a rich web of academic information.
The site's been up and running in beta version for about a year now, and was
initially seeded with data from the Library of Congress. If people have any
questions, they can send them my way.
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We are a collection of businesses located at the heart of Amarilla Golf in the Centro Commercial Pebble Bridge.
We are here to make your visit to Amarilla Golf a pleasant and enjoyable one and to provide you with everything you need from places to eat and drink, through to a whole range of other services including shops, hair and beauty and communication.
All of the businesses housed in the Centro Commercial Pebble Bridge are well established and are run professionally with a high degree of customer service and expertise in each of the differing services offered.
In short you can be confident in the knowledge that you are going to be looked after and enjoy a pleasant visit to Amarilla Golf.
We are here to provide a service to people who are here on holiday or live here. Our aim is to ensure that all your needs are catered for.
Whether you are looking for car hire, an evening out, maybe a quick haircut, a new outfit, golf equipment or even credit or WIFI for your mobile devices, we have everything you need.
Our quaint resort is situated on the south coast of the Island of Tenerife, which in turn is part of the Canary Islands and is one of the seven islands that makes up the archipelago. Although part of Spain, we are actually closer to the west coast of Africa than we are to the Spanish mainland.
There are two main airports on the island, Los Rodeos in the north and Reina Sur in the south. Chances are you will arriving into Reina Sur when you arrive on the island, Amarilla Golf is situated just 10 - 15 minutes from the airport making us nice and easy to find. Travelling to the resort is straight forward, you can either take a taxi from the airport, which will cost approximately 20 euros, or you could hire a car.
The resort itself sits nicely amongst the lush green fairways of the golf course, whichever direction you look in all you will see is fabulous scenery, from the impressive Mt Teide, which stands at 3,718 meters above sea level making it the highest point in Spain, to the stunning views over the Atlantic Ocean and the new Marina.
The resort sits on a fantastic rugged coastline, which you can walk along on in safety along the path that has been laid out, from here you will get some of the best views of the resort, the golf course and the marina.


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The last five years have been grim and isolating ones for immigrants and working people, right? Overall, this may be the case, but if you talk with organizers at Fuerza Laboral, an independent workers' center in Rhode Island founded in 2006, you might get a different impression.
Despite difficult times, the group has taken on some bold and determined organizing. And they have some important victories to show for their efforts.
"Fuerza's roots are really and truly the essence of what the labor movement is: workers organizing themselves and getting together with their communities to identify some real injustices that are systemic throughout the country," says Josie Shagwert, the group's executive director. "They got together to say, 'How can we put a stop to this? Because the system is failing us.'"
Not long ago, workers' centers were seen as service providers, staff-driven organizations where individuals could go to have caseworkers help with their problems. That has changed over the past decade, and the Rhode Island group is part of the transformation. "Fuerza Laboral builds worker power," the organization's web site explains. "[We] organize to end exploitation in the workplace. We train workers in their rights, develop new community leaders, and take direct action against injustice to achieve real victories."
This work sounds a lot like what unions do. And, yet, Fuerza Laboral is not formally affiliated with the labor movement. Instead, it is an affiliate of National People's Action (NPA), and shares with other NPA members an organizing model rooted in communities. Fuerza Laboral's campaigns show two things: why organizing among workers remains essential, and how the labor movement still has work to do in bridging the gap between its traditional practices and new groups doing cutting-edge organizing, especially among immigrants and low-wage workers.
What Good Are Laws Without the Power to Enforce Them?
When Fuerza Laboral first started organizing, it focused on the abuses of temp agencies in Rhode Island, "employers who were underpaying, not paying, taking illegal deductions," Shagwert says. Having first coalesced around this industry, the group soon moved to take on other businesses with unjust labor practices - notably a local manufacturer called Colibri. On a cold morning in January 2009, some 280 workers showed up for work at the Colibri jewelry factory, a nonunion shop in East Providence. They found a handwritten sign taped to the factory door reading, "Plant Is Closed. Go Home."
"Shock turned to anger pretty quickly," says Shagwert, "with people asking, What kind of treatment is this? People had worked there for 5, 15, 20 years." One of the workers called a local Spanish-speaking radio station and complained on the air about the closing. The radio host suggested that he get in touch with Fuerza Laboral.
"For the first meeting they had 12 people," Shagwert says. "By the time they got together for a second meeting there were 60 people in the living room of one of the workers, crowded in to talk about what to do and what an organizing campaign would look like."
The group discovered that Colibri's closing violated the federal Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act (WARN), which mandates that any business with 100 or more employees must give 60-days notice before closing. (The WARN Act was in the news during the December 2008 occupation of the Republic Windows factory by the Chicago company's laid-off workers, which Kari Lydersen chronicles in her book " Revolt on Goose Island.") The law affords an important protection for employees. Unfortunately, there is no federal agency to enforce it. The Colibri workers decided that they would take it upon themselves to make the company obey the law.
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It's a story many rural communities in our area are facing year after year. High school graduates go off to college and never come back, leaving the town's population to dwindle. And after decade of this happening, many of those towns and school districts are being forced to make cutbacks, close down and shrink in size.
Inside the Wimbledon-Courtenay school, down the hall, up the stairs and to your left, you'll find Mrs. Sako's science class.
Teacher Lauren Sako says, "You and the class, they just, you just click."
She loves her job and students, but admits her classroom has a few flaws.
Mrs. Sako says, "Every classroom is probably a different temperature... They've had problems with the boiler... It's so old they don't have replacement parts... The faucets in my science room turned off because they drip."
There's one more problem. Many of the desks are empty.
Barnes County North Superintendent, Doug Jacobson, says, "The projections had us declining."
Jacobson says the Spiritwood, Wimbledon-Courtenay and North Central of Barnes schools started to go down in numbers, so to gain strength, in 2007, they combined into one school district called Barnes County North. Years ago, all three school district combined had about 600 students, and that number has continued to drop. Now that they're all together they have about 300.
Jacobson says, "By combining the district, we can extend the life of our district."
The numbers are down so much, that instead of these students just moving on to their next grade level, they'll be moving across the countryside to a brand new building with the rest of the school district, hoping that in greater numbers, they'll have greater strength.
Jacobson says, "Everybody is starting to get excited about the new building."
But Mrs. Sako won't be going with them.
"It was not a surprise when they told me," says Mrs. Sako.
With less students, they need less staff. When school gets out for the summer, over all, 15 teachers will have lost their jobs.
Jacobson says, "An assessment that has rubrics in different areas of instruction."
"Your value to the district. Do you coach or do you drive bus?" says Mrs. Sako.
Jacobson says, "That's the most challenging part, because you're changing people's lives and it's tough."
Mrs. Sako says, "How can you be upset about something that's done fairly. They only have so many teachers, and I'm low man on the totem pole."
So where are all these students going?
West Fargo School District Superintendent, David Flowers, says, "We are growing drastically.
Flowers says his schools have seen the opposite problem of Barnes County North.
"It's a great problem to have. I would much rather be managing growth than decline," says Flowers.
Classrooms are so cramped and space is so limited, that they are in desperate need of new schools.
Flowers says, "We grew more students in our distract, probably than 90% of districts in North Dakota have in their district."
According to the U.S. Census, Barnes County and Stutsman County, the two counties that make up the BCN district, have had populations steadily drop since the 1930's. In the last ten years, population has gone down 1500 people or almost 5-percent. During that same time, Grand Forks' population has gone up more than 7% and Fargo's has risen nearly 17-percent. Mainly because of job opportunities.
Jacobson says, "There's a lot of good things happening."
He says the area will soon have more opportunities with a new hybrid ethanol plant. It's expected to bring jobs, and more importantly, more people.
"We're all feeling the impacts of the oil out west, and some people are moving away from that," says Jacobson.
Good news for the region, that is in dire need of growth. And hope for Mrs. Sako, who's family is rooted in the area. And when she says goodbye to her students for the last time in May, she'll start a journey of finding a new job in her small community.
"There's about three teaching jobs and about 30-40 teachers right now. So that's what I'm up against," says Mrs. Sako.
The story of Barnes County North is just one of many communities that are seeing this issue. Farms have continued to grow in size, leaving fewer jobs in the agriculture based communities and sending people to bigger cities.
According to census experts, many current small towns will continue to decrease in size, but are expected to level out with a core group of people to keep the communities functioning. But if they can find a way to bring in new jobs to support their existing population, they can still thrive and continue to give people the small town way of life that many love.


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Teen arrested in connection with vehicle vandalism spree in Boca Raton
BOCA RATON, Fla. -- Police have arrested a teen Wednesday in connection to the vandalism of vehicles in several Boca Raton communities over the last eight days.
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Vandalism was reported in the evening in residential development along St Andrews Boulevard, including Millpond, Timbercreek, Strathmore, New Floresta, and the Colonades, as well as Patch Reef Park, the Ale House on Yamato Road and the Gables of Town Place apartments, according to police.
At the Ale House, a witness said he saw a man spray painting vehicles and provided a physical description and vehicle description to police.
Members of Boca Raton's tactical team were conducting surveillance on St Andrews Boulevard Wednesday when they spotted Lipinski driving a car similar to the one seen at the Ale House.
Officers stopped Lipinski and contacted his mother, the owner of the car. Officers discovered spray paint and Lipinski admitted to committing the vandalisms, according to an arrest report.
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239 comments found
Great looking theme! One thing I'd like to know, if the screen is too small (example: iphone) the menu will be lost and there isnt a scroll bar to go down! can u fix this
Is it also possible to ad widgets to this template?
Yes, it is.
WOW – Very nice. As a web business owner – I will definately keep this on my list. I saw the HTML version before = This for WP is Awesome.
Thank you!
Great concept! I love many things full-screen-video, this being one.
One thing I noticed: The submenu for the portfolio only seems to show up (in Safari, at least) on the About page. When you actually click on the Portfolio page, I can't get the submenu to appear.
Sorry, but we don't understand what you mean.
It looks fine on our end.
When viewing the demo in Safari (5.1.1), I'm not getting the submenus to come up.
View the following page in Safari and see if the submenu appears when you hover over the word Portfolio:http://pacifico.cmsmasters.net/?page_id=114
Then, click on About. On the About page, hover over the word Portfolio. The submenu appears!
Now, I just discovered this, too:
From here, click on the logo for the page ("Pacifico"). You're taken here:http://pacifico.cmsmasters.net/
Hover over the word Portfolio and still no submenu.
So, I'm seeing a bug in Safari, at least here. I tried it also in Firefox and in Firefox it seems to work just fine.
We using Safari 5.1.2 on PC and looks correct. Are you on Mac?
Yes, on a new Mac.
When I was looking at it in Firefox, I was on a PC.
We tested on macbook – it's Ok. Strange thing.. Try to update safari to 5.1.2
Very very nice! well done! Good luck with the sales.
Thanks a lot
Hello, a little issue with this wordpress template. When I try to upload it it won't work, doing it via FTP gives me "Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_ENDWHILE in /home/content/97/8448297/html/wp-content/themes/pacifico/theme/functions/template-functions.php on line 1" (all Plugins are deactivated).
Can you help?
Please try to re-upload the theme. Maybe it's something was not uploaded correctly. Otherwise please make a ticket herehttp://cmsmasters.net/index.php/submit-support-ticket/
Love the look of this theme. Just wondering if it is possible to add widgets or other content in the left navigation without me making any changes to the templates source code?
For example, I want to put some social icons to facebook, twitter, flickr and 500px in just below the navigation (for example, below the contact link in the navigation on the demo or the hide arrow). I basically want to add a prominent link to my social pages as soon as users hit the site.
Also, is it possible to disable the expand icon on pictures?
The 404 page link in the demo under pages in the navigation is also not displaying the template 404 page just to let you know.
1. Unfortunately in navigation panel you can add only menu or logo. But for the social icons we have special page:http://pacifico.cmsmasters.net/?page_id=163
Video: http://pacifico.cmsmasters.net/?page_id=743
2. Of course you can disable lightbox ("expand") icon in slider manager.
3. Just added 404 page. Thank you.
Cool! What font is that Pacifico logo?
It's Pacifico
First of all sorry for my English, I use a translator. I work the slider, I'll add a new one. Add the name of my new slider, upload pictures of my new slider, save slider changes, but when I go to "select your slider here", there is no slider I just created. Thank you very much, work is great.
Unexpectedly. Please make a ticket here:http://cmsmasters.net/index.php/submit-support-ticket/
Do not forget to fill all your credentials fields
I had a similar problem as iParanoia had. Similar problem when I activated the Pacifico theme in the following path.
/wp-content/themes/pacifico/theme/functions/template-functions.php on line 1
When I opened the file for editing, I found that the problem occurred because all the line breaks were gone. So there was only 1 line showing. This created problems with any comments that weren't closed. I went through all the unclosed comments and added a hard line break at the end of each of them before the next line of PHP code, and that fixed the problem.
But it's something to check out and fix on your end.
Indeed. iParanoia have had the same issue and it was fixed just the way you did.
It's interesting, because the original file template-functions.php is fine.
Anyway, thank you.
That's true. I just checked, and template-functions.php is fine. I don't know why the line breaks were stripped out when I uploaded via FTP , but the original file looks perfect.
Thank you for a great theme.
May we add a stable text box at middle of the home page?
In some of the pictures at the home page, a box appears with a play icon within. It doesn't work. Is it there for such a purpose?
Unfotunately you can't add a stable block on fullscreen slider. But you can add a caption for each slide (look at slide 3 now).
Ok. THat what I am looking for. Thanks for the urgent reply.
Some more question to ask: Can we decide on the location of this caption? Can we command the time interval between two slides
We are planning apply English, Turkish, Russian, and Arabic in this site. Will the template allow us to use those languages. I mean with one purchase, may I use multiple coppies under the same web site?
or contact Envato Support
Thank you!
Lovely theme. I have a question. Is it possible to enable the right-hand image browser by default on full page slideshows? i.e. when a visitor comes to my home page they see the navigation bar, and also the image browser bar down the right. I'm just concerned that some of the non-web-savvy visitors might not know they can quickly browse images this way.
Also, does your theme support the standard wordpress image gallery with the lightbox support? What about left and right aligned floated images?
Also, sorry, forgot to ask, on some of your pages you have the google+, twitter and facebook like boxes, are they part of this theme also or are they provided by a third party plugin?
1. Image panel is only can be closed by default. We will add this option with update.
2. You can create awesome portfolio with albums 1-3 col (with lightbox support like here http://pacifico.cmsmasters.net/?portfolio=project-standard), slideshows and videos. Look here http://pacifico.cmsmasters.net/?page_id=728
3. They are part of theme. You no need to activate any plug-ins.
Ok excellent thanks for that.
How are the images uploaded to the albums? Same as the backgrounds?
Is there an option to put the images BELOW the page/post text?
Images can be added in project page. You can also enable background slider there.
Great theme first and foremost. My question is, can you have the background image static by disabling the motion slider?
Yes, of course! Just explore portfolio submenus.
nice theme good luck
I do try to install the theme for a friend on her server but i have an error message : Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_ENDWHILE in /homez.86/pampillep/www/wp-content/themes/pacifico/theme/functions/template-functions.php on line 1 I use filezilla on Mac with wordpress 3.2.1 Thank you for your help
Yes, we have a solution. Please make a ticket here:http://cmsmasters.net/index.php/submit-support-ticket/


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And the Dutchman's bustling performance at Old Trafford has been recognised by fans on ManUtd.com, who have picked him as Man of the Match – and comprehensively too.
The 23-year-old left-back gleaned a huge 71% of the votes in our online poll, way ahead of second-placed Paul Scholes (16%). Danny Welbeck (8%) completed the top three.
One of the most impressive aspects of Büttner's display was that he did not look fazed in front of 75,000 fans and took the opportunity to bomb forward at every occasion, including the one that led to his 66th-minute solo effort.
Yet the former Vitesse Arnhem player admitted afterwards: "I wasn't nervous until I was standing on the field, looking around.
"I think it's normal to be a little bit nervous if you play in front of so many people. In Holland, I played in front of 23,000 so it's beautiful to play for so many more people.
"I'm happy. I've scored my first goal in my first game and I'll never forget it."
Congratulations, Alex – here's hoping Saturday was the first of many award-winning games in the red shirt.
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The best documentary of 2013 thus far and easily one of the most original in the history of the genre, "Stories We Tell" is the creation of Canadian actress-turned-writer/director Sarah Polley that practically defies categorization. Playing out like a mind-bending mystery thriller, the film finds Polley interviewing her (often uncomfortable) siblings and her father Michael (who also narrates). The crown of the many jewels in the production is newly-created live action footage that was distressed in post-production in order to look like home movies that features actress Rebecca Jenkins as Polley's deceased mother Diane. The plot? Rest assured the less you know about "Stories We Tell" going in the more satisfying your viewing experience will be.
Technical specs: aspect ratio: Widescreen (16x9/1.78:1), audio: English (Dolby Digital 5.1), subtitles: English and Spanish.
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NACOGDOCHES, Texas - The Stephen F. Austin Ladyjacks softball team opens up a four-game homestand starting on Wednesday when they host North Texas at 4 p.m. in the final non-conference game of the season.
SFA (14-30, 7-16) is coming off a doubleheader loss at Houston Baptist on Monday after having to wait through two days of rain-caused postponements. The Ladyjacks went 3-8 in May including a series victory over Texas A&M-Corpus Christi last time out at the SFA Softball Field. SFA carries a 6-7 home record into play on Wednesday against a North Texas team that holds a 25-22 overall mark and had an 11-9 road record.
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North Texas is led offensively by Brooke Foster, who is batting .386 and leads the Mean Green in runs (28), hits (59 and total bases (85). In the circle Ashley Kirk holds a 13-8 record and has struck out 152 batters.
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- Sam Wise said...
Your penultimate paragraph is a misinterpretation of recently released information. Eisenhower didn't hold technology back to let the Soviets go first -- he held von Braun back because he (Eisenhower) wanted a non-military launcher to send up the first satellite. That, plus a lot of folks in the U.S. military still weren't keen on relying on former Nazis for cutting edge technology.
This meant that both the USAF (which wanted to use the Atlas ICBM) and the Army / von Braun teams (which wanted to use a modified IRBM) had to give the Vanguard team a fair shot to get something up first.
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An A-Hole who made rockets with slaves. Please add that to the bio. My friend was there! He saw the bastard standing beside. and ignoring him while he was beaten for droping a bag of cement in the wrong place.
Von B. is in hell!
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Original post made by Curious on Jul 29, 2010
house that burnt down/Zuffa home by St Augustines?
I don't think I have read anything recently about any kind of trial, etc, about the home and I was concerned about the length of time taken to bring Ms Zuffa to trial? I know she has been accused of a number of things and hadn't seen anything regarding the outcome?
I was concerned for her youngest son, as it doesn't seem right that a child should have to live so long without knowledge of what happened in an event that was so life altering.
on Jul 30, 2010 at 5:25 pm
It sure would be nice for some closure, I wonder if the district attorney will ever bring this to trial. There have been so many people suffering from what Mrs. Zuffa has done.
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What is taking so long? Does it really take almost two years do find the cause of the fire and to formerly charge some one? I think the authorities are scared to do some thing. This seems like a big cover up. Maybe we need the PW to do some more investigating and if they can't handle it maybe a real news paper can investigate this cover up.
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A proposal to allow statewide motor trolling for anglers was rejected at the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) annual Spring Fish & Wildlife public hearing last Monday night.
The DNR announced Wednesday the vote tally from all 72 counties showed 2,775 voters against trolling and 2,391 for trolling. By county, however, the proposal was approved in 44 counties and rejected in 27 counties.
In Vilas County, the trolling proposal was rejected 48-146. In Oneida County, it was rejected 48-86.
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- 3 cloves garlic, minced
- 1 teaspoon thyme
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Connecticut College presents "Truth & Illusion: Edward Albee's 'Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?'" - a celebration of the 50th anniversary of Edward Albee's controversial play. As part of the event, the 1966 film adaptation will be screened on Monday, Dec. 3, and Tuesday, Dec. 4. Each screening will be hosted by a different Connecticut College professor with a different perspective on the film. Screenings take place at 7 p.m. in Silfen Auditorium in Bill Hall and will feature free soda and popcorn.
The celebration will culminate on Wednesday, Dec. 5, with a panel discussion on the lasting appeal of this play, its history and future as a work of art. The discussion is at 8 p.m. in the 1941 Room of the College Center at Crozier-Williams.
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Production Resource Group has named John M. Hovis its president and chief operating officer. Hovis, who will report to PRG chairman and CEO Jere Harris, assumes responsibility for all aspects of the company's day-to-day operations, specifically all field operations plus the corporate information technology, human resources, and finance departments.
Hovis, who Harris says "will provide us with another strong management component necessary to take PRG to the next level," should keep the trains running on time: He is the former senior vice president and COO of RailAmerica's North American operations, where he led the consolidation of RailTex and RailAmerica following RailAmerica's acquisition of RailTex in February.
Finance veteran John E. Cunningham Jr. has joined PRG as chief financial officer of the lighting and audio group. He will be located in the North Bergen, NJ-based offices of Production Arts, and will assume responsibilities for the consolidated operations of the two groups, including finance, budgeting, cash management, and long-term planning.


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The glass-fronted, towering Grand Entrance will face Shafer Court. A dramatic and unique feature will be a large-scale (19 feet by 23 feet wide) Display Wall ("Vitrine"). VCU's Vitrine is inspired by the common definition of the word: a glass display case or cabinet for works of art and curios. This public Vitrine will be seen clearly day or night from as far away as Broad Street and Monroe Park as people approach campus center via Shafer-Linden-Cathedral walkways. The Display Wall will showcase content—still or video images or kinetic or static art—both inside and outside of the building.
Overlooking the teeming center of pedestrian traffic at the heart of the Monroe Park Campus, millions of eyes will see the Display Wall every year. Destined to become the university's electronic hearth, the screen will have the capacity not only to display the artistic and academic work of our community, but also to showcase scenes from university life—such as the president's State of the University address, a musical performance, a commencement video or a Rams basketball game.
Entering the new building from the Compass, visitors will enter through revolving doors into a light-filled, airy, inviting open space. With artistic and video displays, touch-screen kiosks for way finding and an efficient single service desk, the Grand Entrance will orient visitors quickly to essential services and amenities—public workspaces and computers, an expanded Starbucks Café, librarian experts, upper-floor study spaces. The current dramatic double staircase will be updated and refurbished in granite and stainless steel. Many features will showcase the visual arts.
Funding and naming opportunities include these prominent spaces:
- Vitrine Display Wall facing Shafer Court
- Entrance from Shafer Court with dynamic art installation
- Feature walls in high-traffic areas
- Art Walls and Gallery Spaces in prominent locations
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- 300-seat media-rich auditorium to serve the some 5,000 Central Virginians who attend our events every year
- Outdoor Terrace for study and events
- Reception Space and Conference Rooms for students and the VCU community to use
- Three Seasons Room, a screened porch-style study space perched on the third floor above the university's busiest pedestrian corridor.
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- Revitalized and expanded Special Collections and Archives spaces, including a much larger Reading Room designed specifically to enhance the use of invaluable rare materials
- A massive new Quiet Reading Room
- Graduate Student and Faculty Research Center with seating for 120
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The new Innovative Media Studio will become the university's center for the creative communication of ideas and experimentation in the digital environment. The Studio will support media-enabled storytelling, scholarship, exploration and visualization of data, and learning for all disciplines and at all levels across the VCU community. Created in the technology-rich lower level of the new library building, this welcoming space will offer exciting creation suites, expert instruction and services designed for making multimedia magic. Within those workspaces, the technical tools will be continually updated. Proposed spaces include:
- Makerspace for hands-on work with 3-D printers and scanners, laser cutter, wearable computing and other tools and craft supplies
- Audio Recording Studio for recording, remixing and experimenting with music, speech and sound
- Video Recording Studio with green and blue screens and high-end camera equipment for video production
- High-end computing and visualization equipment with wide-bandwidth connections to facilitate manipulation and visualization of data in sciences and social sciences
- Planning, Viewing and Gaming Room equipped with current and vintage gaming systems, high-definition 3-D screen, media distribution system and related technologies
- Technology-rich collaborative workstations, including hardware and software support for audiovisual creation, project editing and 3-D animation
- A panoramic 22-foot-diameter wrap-around virtual-reality room with high-definition 2-D/3-D displays for immersive visualization
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A few climbs over deep water at and around a cave on the right side looking out to sea. Sharpish rock. Fun first-time deep water soloing, with at least a couple V2ish climbs.
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Cochon 555, the culinary tour and nose-to-tail cooking competition promoting heritage-breed pork, returns Sunday to the Four Seasons, 1435 Brickell Ave., Miami.
Competing for the chance to represent Miami at the national Cochon contest in Aspen, Colo., are Jose Mendin (Pubbelly Group), Conor Hanlon (The Dutch), Bradley Herron (Michael's Genuine Food & Drink), Aaron Brooks (Edge Steak & Bar) and Dena Marino (MC Kitchen).
Tickets to the 5-8 p.m. pig-out, which includes ale, wine and bourbon samples, a butchering demonstration, artisan cheeses, plenty of pork plus plus a Swine & Sweets dessert course, are $125 ($200 for 4 p.m. VIP admission) at cochon555.com.
In other pork news, Carmen & Lola, a Spanish gourmet shop at 7640 NW 25th St., Miami, kicks off monthly jamon-slicing classes from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday. The $400 fee is hefty, but includes a bone-in Spanish Serrano ham, carving stand, carving knife, apron and bottle of wine. Students can bring a friend for $50. Reservations are required at 305-456-2248.
Wynwood Brewing Co., 565 NW 24th St., Miami, announced plans this week to triple its brewing capacity to 3,000 barrels of beer a year — the equivalent of 993,000 bottles of beer a year.
Brewer-owner Luis G. Brignoni says he plans to add two year-round brews to Wynwood's portfolio after the new equipment is operational in April; it currently offers three year-round beers and a number of seasonal options.
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• Pinkberry opens a new yogurt shop at 1523 Alton Rd., Miami Beach, at 11 a.m. Friday, and celebrates the occasion with a 2-4 p.m. pep rally featuring the Miami Beach Senior High band and cheerleaders. Mention the name of the school at the register during February and Beach High will receive a donation amounting to 20 percent of your purchase; 305-397-8767.
• 5 Napkin Express, a grab-and-go concept from the folks who brought us 5 Napkin burger grills, opens Friday at 1659 Drexel Ave., Miami Beach; 305-534-4448.
• The Kitchen Hop Food Crawl — a six-hour grazing opportunity at Mary Brickell Village restaurants including Taverna Opa, Toscana Divino, Oceanaire, Fado, Rosa Mexicano, Balans, Burger & Beer Joint and Brother Jimmy's — takes place from 2 to 8 p.m. Saturday. Tickets are $35 at thekitchenhop.com.
• SAIA Sushi, 999 N. Fort Lauderdale Beach Blvd., Fort Lauderdale, celebrates National Chopsticks Day on Thursday with a 50 percent discount on its salmon, mango, scallop, cucumber and mushroom Tropical Roll. Usually $17, it's yours for $8.50; 954-302-5208.
• Brasileiro, 801 Brickell Bay Dr., Miami, has a new weekday lunch special: your choice of a meat, fish or chicken entree plus salad bar for $9.99; 786-502-3829.
Giraffas Brazilian Steaks & Burgers has a new location at 6300 N. Andrews Ave., Fort Lauderdale; giraffas.com.
• Miami-area Denny's restaurants are offering $9 in coupons through February to customers who donate $3 to Tour De Force, which provides financial support to families of the four Florida law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty in 2013.
• Pollo Tropical is offering a free small TropiChop to customers who sign up for its 21 Days to a New You weight-loss plan; pollotropical.com/21days.
• Blue Moon Fish Company, 4405 W. Tradewinds Ave., Lauderdale-by-the-Sea, has added a la carte brunch service from 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturdays; 954-267-9888.
• David Sears, most recently with Temple Orange at the Ritz-Carlton West Palm Beach, is the new executive chef at Sushisamba Coral Gables.


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