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Project ZEAL
Writers' Bible - Character Subplots
The purpose of this document was to aid writers by explaining characters paths and subplots. Character biographies were reserved for a different document. Here's the original!
Amy Millian
After coming into contact with the Frozen Flame (which thusly disappears in what appears to be the flash of a Gate) in El Nido 1025AD, Amy's lower body strength is vastly increased and Gaspar eventually chooses her to join his group of heroes. Where-ever Hunter goes, she will tag along.
He's had trouble with relationships in the past--a lot of trouble. He's apprehensive about approaching others, and is often found to be intimidating, so others rarely approach him. Maybe he'll have some luck once he gains the trust of others. Maybe not.
At the end of this story, if he hasn't found purpose, I plan to have him "throw himself to the winds" in desperation (jump into a phenomena which will send him to a random dimension, leaving his fate to chance).
Hunter Deschain
After coming into contact with the Frozen Flame (which thusly disappears in what appears to be the flash of a Gate) in El Nido 1025AD, Hunter's upper body strength is vastly increased and Gaspar eventually chooses the demi-human to join his group of heroes not only because of his contact with the FF, but because of a forgotten prize Hunter has been carrying around with him for some time. He will be tormented by the companionship of Amy.
Jack Nova
In the begining Jack doesn't want to be a part of the Zeal Project and asks that he be sent back to his own time to think things over. He quickly realizes that he needs to be a part of the project, because he can't stop thinking about what he's seen and because by contrast, village life seems so bland. Later he begins to to think that he needs to save the rest of his village from thier dull existence.
However, he is shunned when he displays some rudimentary magic to them during an attempt to display to them the kind of life they can be leading. So he leaves home for good vowing never to return. At the end of the story after peace is made with the Zealians of the Zeal dimension, Jack is the lone dissenter, and he travels to the Zeal timeline as a sort of a wandering profit in the hopes that he can lead the earthbounds in a rebellion.
Juan Z. Gerard
Juan will be in and out of the End of Time, having personal training with Spekkio. He will begin to cultivate his magic potential alongside his martial arts artlessness. He'll occasionally stroll back to Keystone to deal with matters of his homelife and make decisions. He'll eventually take a liking to Rashelle Tujaas, who charges him with the courage he needs to forge his own path in life. When she is abducted, Juan sort of subscribes to the dark side for awhile, eventually recovering her alone as she is taken to a place in Keystone to jog her memory. The two will eventually return to 1023 A.D., as Rashelle died in the original timeline anyway.
Rashelle Tujaas
Rashelle will be one of Gaspar's confidants, as her tactical expertise will be critical in avoiding Nanashi confrontations and planning missions. She will be paired with Juan to balance out skill; while the two disagree on most things at first, they learn much from each other. Rashelle becomes more introspective due to Juan's influence, and begins to admire him. Rashelle is constantly bothered by the fact that she should have died, and that her evolution as a human being on Gaspar's assignments is making her not wish to return to the 1400s and continue her past life. At one point, Rashelle will be kidnapped by the Nanashi and undergo a rigorous interrogation. Juan will proceed to unlock his darker side, and when the Nanashi take Rashelle to her former home to jog her memory and abuse her family, Juan will personally seek them out on the authority of Gaspar and fight for her. She will eventually leave with him for 1023 A.D., realizing that she must match the courage she's given him to find his own path in life.
She'll be very lost and confused for a while, and eager (almost desperate) to form bonds with others. She'll likely develop a degree of hero worship towards Argus (and maybe Gil) thanks to his impending rescue of her.
Argus Dorian
Participant in ZEAL's dimensional experiments, until he personally witnesses the destruction of a dimension brought by ZEAL's meddling. Sabotagoes one of ZEAL's next experiments, and is thrown in prison, with his magic severly limited.
After participating in the jail break, he is brought to the End of Time where he gladly joins the efforts to thwart ZEAL's experiments in Keystone, and the dimensional experiment project altogether. He fights to the end, whether it's his or ZEALs.
If he can get his hands on a Dreamstone object of sufficient power (not sure if this is going to happen sometime down the line in the story or not yet) he might be able to permenantly break the seals. The Masamune or the Mammon Machine may be of use in this endeavor.
I think it's a bit early in the story to really plan much more (or in much more detail than that). I also don't know how the relationships between the characters are gonna work out, that'll have to be discussed between the authors.
Naomi Maruyama
At some point in the near future, Naomi will be kidnapped by agents of the Council to force her mother into doing their bidding. The capitivty will be short lived, however, for Gaspar's Chosen will stumble upon her in their travels. Naomi will insist upon following her rescuers, but whether they will trust her remains unclear.
Nasreen Ferdows
Nasreen will be pushed with each subplot farther into Project ZEAL due to her immense shadow magic capability due to a genetic freak mutation. She will eventually, as in the last couple subplots, be assigned to assassinate outright one of the heroes via major temporal distortions, but the thought of Roget will prevent her from doing such a thing. At this point, the element that stopped her, Roget, will refuse to leave the Project in an attempt to escape. However, he activates the Project ZEAL Gate for her, allowing her to escape; she flies a subplot with Gaspar's heroes, but is recaptured. She is liberated before the final fight.
Roget Parrion
Roget will become more sensitive to the matters of Project ZEAL as it goes on; he will not undergo major changes until the last couple subplots. He will eventually fall in love with Nasreen Ferdows. When she refuses her orders, he is asked to try and escape with her, but refuses. He comes to regret this, and it racks him daily until he unites with her towards the end.
Sessimine Maruyama
Sessimine's connections to the royal family will arouse the suspicion of the the Council, leading to the abduction of her daughter. In compliance with the the Council's demands, she will most likely travel to Keystone in search of a rogue temporal scholar who recently eluded their grasp. However, Sessimine's main focus throughout the story will be the Crown v Council subplot.
Magness Dimension (Dissolved)
Kaeru (Glenn)
After being left behind by Gil & Flea, Glenn will be, in essence, looking over Gaspar's shoulder as more information on the ZEALians comes in. He sees this as his purpose, seeing as ZEAL interfered, manipulated, and eventually destroyed his home timeline. Being one of the first of Gaspar's Heroes, he will perhaps obtain some advanced Magical knowledge from Spekkio. He will eventually travel back to the Middle Ages to further research on Gaspar's findings of ZEALian interference there because he most knows about the time and places (even though there are differences between his Middle Ages and the old & new Toma Keystone Middle Ages).
Unknown Dimension
Serian Rendath
Serian is from the 2300 A.D. ravaged by Lavos, one of a group of survivors known as the Tyrans. They were mutated genetically due to the debris from Lavos' shell, becoming vastly more intuitive and slightly physically deformed. After their supplies in the war against the Lavos spawns have started to run out, Serian is sent to the mainland to try and garner equipment, but he is attacked by a Lavos spawn there. Miraculously, he is able to defeat the beast, and Gaspar sees this show of power, transporting him to the End of Time to fight against ZEAL.
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The 1.2 million square foot Music City Center is scheduled to open in just 15 months, by April 30 of next year.The half-billion dollar project could open before that, but since that date is fluid, two conventions booked for March 2013 have had to cancel.One of the groups will take its convention dollars to Orlando while the other is looking at Gaylord Opryland, also in Nashville.Despite the early set back, officials with the Nashville Convention and Visitors Bureau are optimistic about the facility and the money it will draw to Music City.President Butch Spyridon says the Convention and Visitors Bureau was pre-selling the facility to prospective convention groups across the country long before construction began.Unfortunately, he says the flood of May 2010 and increase in cost of materials were factors they could not predict."We thought and hoped we would get there," Spyridon said of the once set completion date of March 2013, "Unfortunately we did not."The American Trucking Association with 5,000 members would have been the first group to stay at the new facility that month but has cancelled.The second group was to be the Hearth, Patio and Barbeque Association with more than 7,000 members.Hearth, Patio and Barbeque Association will hold their convention next year in Orlando while the trucking association is considering moving its March 2013 convention to Opryland."It's disappointing for March of 2013 but we have a long term story for next the next 20 years and we are not going to screw it up in the first month," Spyridon said. "The important thing is to treat the client right and make sure they keep coming."There is a bit of good news, according to Spyridon.Both groups signed up for multiple years into the future at the new facility and at least 65 other bookings are slated through the year 2026.The first big group to occupy the Music City Center will be the Country Music Association in early June.Previous Stories:
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Little Chalfont residents say yes to Community Centre plans
4:11pm Tuesday 13th November 2012 in News By Andy Carswell, Reporter
RESIDENTS of Little Chalfont have emphatically given their support to plans for a new Community Centre in the village.
More than 95 per cent of people who responded to a survey said they were in favour of the new centre, which it is hoped will be built on the same site as the Village Hall and Community Library.
In September Little Chalfont Parish Council, Friends of Little Chalfont Library and Little Chalfont Community Association made presentations to villagers outlining their vision, before letting them air their views.
And the response was an overwhelming yes, as 630 people voted in support of the development and just 21 voted against.
Brian Drew, Chairman of Little Chalfont Parish Council, said: "I had stated that I would be very pleased if more than 500 people voted - to have more than 650 votes, with over 95 per cent expressing support for a new building, gives a clear mandate for the project to move forward.
"However, there is still much work to do and a further consultation will be carried out when we have more definite plans."
Roger Funk, Chairman of Little Chalfont Community Association, said: "The outcome is a strong endorsement of the need for improved facilities and re-affirms the inclusion of a new Community Centre in our Community Action Plan. There are challenges ahead but none that cannot be overcome, with all involved working with us in a spirit of co-operation."
The library is being run by a team of volunteers, who last year were awarded the Queen's Award for Voluntary Service for their efforts over four and a half years to keep it open.
Jim Brooks, Chairman of the Friends of Little Chalfont Community Library, said: "This is a resounding vote in favour of major improvements to the facilities available to the community. A new Community Centre twinned with increased space for the Community Library is exactly what the community needs and deserves."
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Revisiting Season 2's favorite kid-in-jeopardy, Loretta McCready (Kaitlyn Dever) is back. But whenever Loretta is around, nothing is what you think is. She was trained by Mags Bennett (Margo Martindale) and the best criminal minds of Harlan County; so Raylan Givens (Timothy Olyphant) is naturally a little cautious about rushing to Loretta's rescue when she
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Brussels Games
Brussels Gay Sports will offer a weekend of fun and fairplay in the capital of Europe, with volleyball, swimming, badminton, and tennis, as well as fitness and hiking.
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Bern, Switzerland
The success of the first edition of the QueergamesBern proved the need for an LGBT multisport event in Switzerland. This year will be even bigger, with badminton, bowling, running, walking, floorball.
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IGLFA Euro Cup
After this year's edition in Budapest at the EuroGames, the IGLFA Euro Cup heads to Dublin for 2013, hosted by the Dublin Devils and the Dublin Phoenix Tigers.
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Friday, October 2, 2009
2016 Olympics: Under New Skies
Veterans of the Gay Games will of course recognize the slogan of Gay Games VI 2002, which took place in Sydney, Australia, when for the first time, the Gay Games went to the southern hemisphere.
Now the IOC is taking the Olympics to a new city, Rio de Janeiro, and a new continent for the first time, a bold move that will remind some of the decision made only days earlier by the Federation of Gay Games to take the 2014 Gay Games to Cleveland, Ohio.
The Federation wishes Rio the best of luck, and hopes for future collaboration with the Olympic movement based on our shared values, the most important of which is the principle of sport for all as a human right.
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UPDATE: I-10 crash fatality
Florida Highway Patrol says they have recovered the driver who went missing after a 17 vehicle wreck on the Blackwater Bridge on Interstate 10.
Around seven Tuesday night, a tractor fell in to the water below after the crash.
Another body was pulled from the submerged 18-wheeler.
The Escambia County Sheriff's Office dive team assisted in the recovery.
Weather is believed to have been a factor in the accident.
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Added Jan 15, 2008
by ceregana
Berlin, Germany
This is a jacket i made out of the talea coat pattern. I made the front sides overlap, lengthen the sleeves and added a straight piece at hips height. On the side i added some pleats to make it look more casual. The collar you can wear open, but i forgot to take some pictures of that.
ps. cannot link it with the pattern…
Blue wool velours, 2.5 meter.
Light blue lining -2 meter.
Dec 2, 2008, 06.51 AMby anuchka
This is very interesting! Your creation inspires to not just follow the patterns but create something unique of your own. I love your idea!
Mar 22, 2008, 03.20 PMby enka
Great! Looks so wonderful – have to copy for my own ;-)
Feb 4, 2008, 06.36 PMby lemonchess
it's such a great version! (does that work? haha) I love the asymmetry, and the color is wonderful!
Feb 3, 2008, 07.59 AMby enero
It's inspirational.
Jan 17, 2008, 05.37 AMby ceregana
Thank you very much for the nice comments! I do like the original a lot, but i didn't really needed a long coat.
Jan 17, 2008, 02.12 AMby leovickie
Wow !! Very nice job !! It's beautiful.
Jan 16, 2008, 11.53 PMby lilo
This is wonderful! I like your alterations a lot, I like your jacket better than the original. Nice and neat finish and the color suits you very well.
Jan 16, 2008, 03.22 PMby lunatepetal
Love it! Great color! I especially like the off-centered buttons!
Jan 16, 2008, 06.23 AMby mirela
The jacket looks awesome, much better then the coat and that collar is very versatile. I wish there was weather for it here too, I'd make one…
Oh! and I love the buttons and all that topstitching. The pictures are great too!!!
Jan 15, 2008, 07.23 PMby taure
Neat. Great design.
Jan 15, 2008, 06.40 PMby soyouz
Its beautiful, the color and the shape suits you so well!
Jan 15, 2008, 11.55 AMby kasia26
I agree. I like your jacket better than the coat!
Jan 15, 2008, 10.37 AMby jj1
Wow, I love it. The color is awesome.
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Racino revenue represents windfall for Northfield
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(Ohio) -- The thoroughbreds are returning to Hazel Park after an absence of 30 years, giving ThistleDown Racino horsemen another racing option.
article 2nd job fair for Austintown racino is Wednesday in Youngstown
(Ohio) -- Hollywood Gaming at Mahoning Valley Race Course in Austintown will have its second job fair for applicants for positions at the facility from noon to 8 p.m....
article Butler Co. official: Expect less casino money
(Ohio) -- Butler County officials won't be counting on as much casino revenue to run the county in 2015. They should expect to receive about $700,000 less next year...
article Hollywood Casino Toledo faces $4,000 fine
(Ohio) -- At least four slot machines operated by Hollywood Casino Toledo were not sealed or verified by the Ohio Casino Control Commission, a violation for which the...
article State proposes fine against Toledo casino over procedural violation involving slot machines
(Ohio) -- Ohio's casino commission says operators of the Hollywood Casino Toledo are facing a $4,000 fine over a procedural violation involving four slot machines.
article Warren job workshop set tonight for Austintown racino
(Ohio) -- The Trumbull Community Action Program is hosting a job application workshop tonight for people interested in working at the Austintown racino.
article Harness Racing continues upswing in county
(Ohio) -- The opening of the Scioto Downs racino and other such facilities in the state has provided a financial shot-in-the-arm for harness racing in Ohio. The Pickaway...
article 500 Jobs Open at Dayton Racino Hiring Event
(Ohio) -- Job seekers; 500 new positions will be up for grabs in Dayton starting Monday June 16. Hollywood Gaming at the Dayton Racino is holding a hiring event at the...
article Thistledown is staying put, turning down a move to Akron-Canton
(Ohio) -- Northeast Ohio Ceasar's Entertainment had the state's OK to move the track to the Akron-Canton area, giving it some breathing room between another...
article ThistleDown Racino staying put; relocation to Akron-Canton area nixed
(Ohio) -- ThistleDown Racino is staying put. Rock Ohio Caesars, a joint venture of Rock Gaming and Caesars Entertainment, announced Wednesday that the gambling parlor...
article ThistleDown to stay in Cuyahoga County
(Ohio) -- ThistleDown Racino will remain in Cuyahoga County, its owner, Rock Ohio Caesars announced Wednesday. Today was the deadline to let the Ohio State Racing...
article As ThistleDown moving decision deadline looms, May revenue numbers released
(Ohio) -- Hard Rock Rocksino posted its biggest single month since opening in December taking in $16.1 million after all bets were paid in May, which was up $1.4 million...
article Belterra Park reaps $5.7M in first month
(Ohio) -- Belterra Park Gaming & Entertainment Center reaped $5.7 million in gambling revenue during its first month of operations, regulators reported Monday.
article Hollywood Casino, Scioto Downs racino both posted gains in May
(Ohio) -- Revenue was up at Hollywood Casino Columbus and Scioto Downs Casino & Racetrack in May compared with the same month a year ago, as the area's two...
article Horseshoe Casino Cincinnati remains most profitable gaming destination in Ohio
(Ohio) -- Recent revenue numbers show that increased local competition for gambling dollars has not hurt the Horseshoe Casino Cincinnati's standing as the most...
article Revenue increases at Ohio's 4 casinos from April to May but drops for 2 compared with year ago
(Ohio) -- New figures show revenue rose slightly at Ohio's four voter-approved casinos in May compared with the previous month. The Ohio Casino Control Commission...
article Revenue numbers jump at Ohio casinos, but some are off last year's pace
(Ohio) -- May's warm weather did well for the state's gaming venues, as revenues jumped upward last month compared to April with its cold and rain.
article Austintown racino job seekers must apply online
(Ohio) -- Hollywood Gaming at the Mahoning Valley Race Course will host two job fairs for potential employees.
article Penn National announces job fair for Austintown racino
(Ohio) -- If you're looking for a job at the Hollywood Gaming at Mahoning Valley Race Course, now is the time to apply.
article 1 year into construction, Horseshoe Casino is rolling out the carpet on pace for late-summer opening
(Ohio) -- The $442 million Horseshoe Casino Baltimore can't open soon enough for Chad Barnhill. One year after construction started on the 335,000-square-foot...
article Racino plans to hire 400
(Ohio) -- Penn National Gaming announced on Thursday its plans to hire employees for the racino in Austintown.
article Hollywood Gaming to have news conference on job recruitment
(Ohio) -- The Hollywood Gaming at Mahoning Valley Race Course will have a news conference on Thursday on the Austintown racino's recruitment and hiring process.
article Hollywood Casino seeks applicants in job fair
(Ohio) -- The Hollywood Casino in Toledo is hosting a job fair Tuesday to fill open positions in its Food & Beverage department.
article Area bingos holding on as racinos open up
(Ohio) -- Six months after the Miami Valley Gaming opened up its racino, the new gambling venue is reportedly having an impact on at least one Middletown bingo game that...
article Lawmakers OK crackdown on 'skill games'
(Ohio) -- Ohio lawmakers want to hand authority to casino regulators to crack down on operators of slot-machine-like "skill games" who illegally award cash...
article Construction remains on track at racino
(Ohio) -- A water tower is among the many new structures motorists can see from the road as construction remains on schedule at the new Hollywood Gaming at Mahoning...
article Horseshoe Cleveland Casino to add electronic table games and sports bar this fall
(Ohio) -- A large sports bar with about 42 electronic table games is expected to open in the Horseshoe Cleveland Casino in time for the Cleveland Browns season opener.
article Editorial: Let the kids cash in
(Ohio) -- A proposal that would allow the state of Ohio to seize casino winnings to pay back child support is based on common sense and fairness.
article Gov. Dayton weighs in on marijuana, online lotto
(Minnesota) -- In the back and forth over medical marijuana at the State Capitol, Governor Dayton said Monday he's willing to sign a medical marijuana bill if it can...
article LETTER: Scioto Downs is area's last hope for horse racing
(Ohio) -- Last Sunday saw the end of Beulah Park, ending 91 years of horse racing while leaving Scioto Downs as the last horse-racing facility in central Ohio. The track...
article April an unlucky month for casino profits
(Ohio) -- The month of April was a bad month for Ohio casinos. Monthly revenue at Hollywood Casino Toledo plummeted to $16.1 million in April, a drop of more than $1...
article Ohio Casinos Take A Dive In April
(Ohio) -- The Ohio Casino Control Commission has released its gambling figures for April, revealing the state's four casinos generated $69 million in revenues,...
article April revenue numbers slip from March at Horseshoe, ThistleDown and Hard Rock Rocksino
(Ohio) -- March weather may have extended into April this year but the numbers at Northeast Ohio's three gambling facilities did not.
article Casino and racino revenue declined in April, reports show
(Ohio) -- Fewer gamblers trekked to Ohio's casinos and racinos in April following a surge in March, state records released today show.
article Ohio may seize gambling winnings for child support
(Ohio) -- A provision in Ohio Gov. John Kasich's (KAY'-sik's) budget bill would allow the state to seize the casino and racino winnings of deadbeat parents...
article Ohio's 4 Casinos See Revenue Decrease During April
(Ohio) -- Revenue figures show profits at Ohio's four casinos took a dip in April. The numbers released Wednesday show April revenues for each casino were down...
article Gambling revenue down last month in Ohio
(Ohio) -- Gambling revenue fell last month at casinos and racinos throughout Ohio. The Ohio Casino Control Commission reported Wednesday that revenue at the state'...
article Casino jackpots in Ohio might be seized for child support
(Ohio) -- Deadbeat parents who win big at Ohio casinos and racinos might not keep all their winnings. Tucked into Gov. John Kasich's off-year state budget is a...
article Austintown racino hires seven managers
(Ohio) -- Hollywood Gaming at Mahoning Valley Race Course announced seven management hires Tuesday.
article Hundreds come out for Horseshoe Casino hiring event
(Maryland) -- Caesars Entertainment is hoping to strike it rich when it opens its Horseshoe Casino in downtown Baltimore in late summer, but before the 335,000-square-...
article Horseshoe Casino Cleveland's second phase will likely occur but what it will offer is still a question
(Ohio) -- Horseshoe Casino Cleveland will likely expand but its long-awaited second phase may include more restaurants, retail stores and entertainment venues than slots...
article Belterra Park opens: 5 things to know
(Ohio) -- Belterra Park Gaming & Entertainment Center opened for business Thursday night expecting 20,000 visitors this weekend as gamblers place bets for the...
article Beulah Park Shuts Down After 91 Years Of Horseracing
(Ohio) -- Tomorrow marks the end of an era in Ohio gambling history. After 91 years of thoroughbred horseracing, Grove City's Beulah Park shuts its gates. Even...
article Cincinnati racino opens, one in Dayton hiring
(Ohio) -- Ohio's latest racino is opening at a horse racing track near Cincinnati, while one planning an October opening in Dayton is hiring.
article Belterra Park opens to a full house
(Ohio) -- Last March it was Horseshoe, then in December it was Miami Valley Gaming. Now, the tri-state opens another gambling facility. This one is in a pretty familiar...
article Dayton Racino to Hire 500 Employees
(Ohio) -- The Hollywood Gaming at Dayton Raceway Career Ccenter is officially open now! The new facility will work to recruit and train up to 500 employees for the...
article Belterra Park racino opens Thursday in Cincinnati
(Ohio) -- Belterra Park Gaming & Entertainment Center, Ohio's fifth racino, will open Thursday at the site of the former River Downs Racetrack, southeast of...
article FOX19 Investigates: Children left alone in casino lots
(Ohio) -- A child left alone in a car for hours. FOX19 Investigates has found reports of adults who left unattended children in local casino garages, then went inside to...
article Ohio horse track to reopen with new name, racino
(Ohio) -- A horse racetrack set to reopen this week near Cincinnati as a racino with a new name and a new look is expected to employ about 700 workers.
article Belterra Park transforming Kellogg Ave. into entertainment destination
(Ohio) -- Belterra Park Gaming & Entertainment Center opens next week with 1,500 video slot games, 700 new workers and high hopes of transforming Kellogg Avenue into...
article Rocksino Keeps Gaming Dollars in Northeast Ohio
(Ohio) -- When Rocksino President Jon Lucas moved from Mississippi to Northeast Ohio to open the gaming and music venue, he anticipated a challenge: opening a brand new...
article Casino-tax revenue falls again
(Ohio) -- Casino-tax revenues for Ohio's counties and eight major cities, including Youngstown, have fallen for the third-consecutive quarter, and some local...
article Methodist bishop does about-face on West Side casino
(Ohio) -- A United Methodist bishop who opposed Hollywood Casino Columbus is now embracing it as a community partner that contributes jobs, volunteers and funding for...
article ThistleDown purses up markedly; Ohio Derby worth $300K
(Ohio) -- ThistleDown opens a 122-day meet Friday with larger purses and larger fields. It is the second racing season that the North Randall, Ohio, track has operated...
article Ohio casino operator says revenue will see big jump
(Ohio) -- Ohio's casinos and racinos haven't come close to the initial revenue estimates, but the CEO of Penn National Gaming Inc. said it's only a...
article Adult Skill Gamerooms Emerge In Ohio, Which Mulls New Amusement Regulations
(Ohio) -- They're the same types of games found in arcades and location-based entertainment centers. Adult gamerooms specializing in skill equipment like skee-ball...
article Penn National CEO still confident about casino revenue
(Ohio) -- Ohio's casinos and racinos haven't come close to the initial revenue estimates, but the CEO of Penn National Gaming believes it's only a...
article Local casino revenues continue to decline
(Ohio) -- Clark and Champaign counties continue to see a drop in casino revenue. According to county-by-county quarterly casino revenue distribution figures released...
article Ohio's four casinos see revenues spike in March
(Ohio) -- Revenue figures show March was a good month for Ohio's four casinos. The numbers released Monday show each casino had a significant increase from...
article Ohio Casino Revenues Slip as Arrests Made in Illegal Busts
(Ohio) -- In the same week that Ohio's new legal casinos reported a slip in revenues, three people have been charged for operating an illegal casino in the state.
article Ohio casino tax money drops $2.4M in last quarter
(Ohio) -- Tax money coming from Ohio's four casinos keeps shrinking. The tax revenue from casinos in Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati and Toledo dropped for the...
article State's casino revenues up for month of March
(Ohio) -- The numbers released Monday show each casino had a significant increase from February. The bump mirrors a similar boost in casino revenues last March following...
article Casino revenue rose in March, but little changed from year ago
(Ohio) -- Revenue was up substantially at all eight of Ohio's casinos and racinos in March, compared with the February totals, but was about the same at central...
article Gambling market grows in Northeast Ohio
(Ohio) -- More people are gambling in Northeast Ohio now than a year ago. A lot more. Horseshoe Casino Cleveland reported revenue of $24 million in March 2013, the last...
article Hollywood Casino grabs $17.4M revenue in March
(Ohio) -- Monthly revenue at Hollywood Casino Toledo rebounded in March to the highest tally in a year. The casino pulled in about $17.4 million in adjusted gross...
article Two Ohio tracks reach VLT revenue agreements with horsemen
(Ohio) -- Horsemen will receive approximately 10.6 percent of the net revenue from casinos at two racetracks in Ohio under the 10-year agreements that were recently...
article Casino revenue rose in March, but little changed from year ago
(Ohio) -- Revenue was up substantially at all eight of Ohio's casinos and racinos in March, compared with the February totals, but was about the same at central...
article Ohio casino revenues slip 5.6%
(Ohio) -- Gamblers spent $20.2 million at Horseshoe Casino Cincinnatiin March – down 4 percent from March last year, the casino's debut month.
article Ohio Casinos Saw Large Revenue Increases in March
(Ohio) -- Revenue figures released on Monday indicate that the month of March was a good one for Ohio's four casinos, showing that each casino had a significant...
article State's gaming venues see their profits thaw out after winter's harsh chill
(Ohio) -- Ohio's gambling venues saw their revenues thaw out last month after a disastrous winter that kept gamblers inside and profits in line with temperatures:...
article Two Ohio Tracks to Get 10.5% of VLT Revenue
(Ohio) -- Two Ohio racetracks will pay 10.5% of video lottery terminal revenue to purses, an official with the state's racing and breeding programs said April 5.
article Casino Cleveland: Hard Rock Rocksino, Horseshoe and Thistledown up the bet on entertainment to compete for party dollar
(Ohio) -- Her choices were slim and none. Especially on a Monday. For so long, the closest thing she could get to dancing would be sitting on a couch and waiting for...
article Austintown racino's construction on track
(Ohio) -- Construction of the Hollywood Gaming at Mahoning Valley Race Course on state Route 46 just off Interstate 80 remains on track, even though outside work had to...
article Counting on casino revenue? Local governments told it's risky
(Ohio) -- State budget officials are warning county and school leaders to hedge their bets in spending casino-tax revenue because the money might not be there.
article County Executive: Finances improving but tax increase may be needed
(Ohio) -- County Executive Russ Pry said that he would not rule out an attempt to increase the county sales tax in his annual state of the County address on Friday,...
article College students to benefit from casino gambling
(Ohio) -- Casino gambling is about to pay off for some area college students. About 2,500 students statewide will get paid internships and co-ops through a program...
article Internship programs boosted by Ohio casino fees
(Ohio) -- About 2,500 college students will get paid internships and co-ops at Ohio businesses through a program funded by $11 million from state casino license fees.
article Horseshoe Casino Cincinnati boosts local economy in first year
(Ohio) -- Horseshoe is celebrating a successful first year as Cincinnati's "hometown casino" with month-long promotions and a continued commitment to...
article More people ban themselves at Ohio gambling sites
(Ohio) -- The lists of people banning themselves from Ohio's casinos and racinos have grown as the state's gambling industry expands.
article Number of gamblers seeking to avoid temptation spikes in Ohio
(Ohio) -- The number of people who ban themselves from Ohio gambling venues has spiked as the awareness of problem gambling has increased and accessibility to new sites...
article Legal Gambling to Be Expanded In Ohio With New Gambling Machines
(Ohio) -- It is clear that legal gambling is expanding in the state of Ohio. The Ohio Lottery Commission will be placing hundreds of gambling machines at fraternal...
article Casino's new poker boss bringing fresh outlook to table
(Ohio) -- It is said that if you stand in New York's Times Square long enough you will meet everyone you have ever known. It could also be said that if you sit in...
article Ohio Casinos Fall $1 Billion Short of Year One Projections
(Ohio) -- There could be some cause for alarm in the Buckeye State: Ohio casinos have generated far less revenue than initially estimated during their first full year of...
article Dayton-area racino sees uptick in February
(Ohio) -- The Dayton area's first racino had a better month in February, according to numbers released by the state of Ohio.
article Ohio falls short of expected gambling revenue in first year
(Ohio) -- The Ohio Casino Control Commission has reported that the state generated significantly less revenue than expected during the 12 months to March 4, 2014, in...
article Northfield Park race track says business up 20 percent with influx of Hard Rock Rocksino cash
(Ohio) -- With millions of dollars being wagered at the Hard Rock racino next door, Northfield Park has increased purses and is seeing increased revenue. Track officials...
article Agreement reached over horse stalls at Austintown racino
(Ohio) -- The operator of a new racino in Austintown has reached an agreement with the horse racing industry over the number of horse stalls to be built at the track,...
article Horsemen ink deal with racino
(Ohio) -- A deal signed Monday morning by the owners of the new Austintown race course and the horsemen's association is expected to pave the way for this month'...
article Nearby neighborhood reps praise casino
(Ohio) -- The Horseshoe Casino is a big, shiny new attraction near some old Cincinnati neighborhoods. It is right across the street from Pendleton and within walking...
article Horseshoe Casino Cincinnati not adding to neighborhood crime, police data shows
(Ohio) -- When the 100,000 square-foot Horseshoe Casino opened last year, some officials and residents dreaded the gambling center would lead to a sharp uptick in crime...
article Lottery gets OK to buy 1,200 gambling devices
(Ohio) -- The Ohio Lottery Commission won approval Monday from a legislative budgetary panel to buy up to 1,200 units of a video version of its lottery games to provide...
article Lottery to pay $22.5 million for new gambling machines
(Ohio) -- The state Controlling Board today approved the Ohio Lottery Commission's plan to spend $22.5 million on the latest gambling expansion in the state by...
article Ohio's gambling expansion: From an outright ban to casinos
(Ohio) -- Ohio's constitution bans gambling — except lotteries and charitable bingo and casinos and racinos. Over the past 40 years, economic woes,...
article Rocksino tops other racinos for revenue
(Ohio) -- The Hard Rock Rocksino Northfield Park bested Ohio's three other racinos for net revenue last month, hauling in $13.2 million.
article Cabin fever in February sparks a jump in gambling revenue in Northeast Ohio
(Ohio) -- Northeast Ohio gamblers found a prescription for this winter's cabin fever by hitting the region's three gambling facilities in February.
article Casino revenue short of promises
(Ohio) -- In Ohio's first year with four operating casinos, revenues have fallen about $1 billion short of campaign promises, leaving county and school officials...
article Gambling payments aren't quite a jackpot for schools
(Ohio) -- Ohio's more than 600 school districts were supposed to reap a multimillion-dollar jackpot from new taxes produced from the state's four new casinos.
article Horseshoe Casino Cleveland sees slight bump in revenues, but still far behind last year's pace, records show
(Ohio) -- The Horseshoe Casino Cleveland grossed $17.5 million in February after paying winners, a slight bump after a January that saw revenues plummet with...
article Horseshoe Casino reaps $217M in first year
(Ohio) -- The Cincinnati Horseshoe Casino reaped $217.2 million in gambling revenue its first 12 months of operations, Ohio regulators reported Friday.
article Indiana casinos taking a hit from Horseshoe Cincinnati
(Ohio) -- There is no question that the three Indiana riverfront casinos within easy driving distance of downtown Cincinnati's Horseshoe Casino have taken a...
article Ohio's gambling venues report gains in February
(Ohio) -- Revenue at all eight of Ohio's gambling venues was up in February, when compared to the previous month, despite three fewer days for patrons to gamble...
article One Year In, Have Casinos Increased Problem Gambling?
(Ohio) -- It's been a year since Horseshoe Cincinnati, the last of Ohio's casinos to open, began taking bets. So are concerns about problem gambling coming...
article Horseshoe Casino generates more than 4.8M visits
(Ohio) -- A year after opening, Horseshoe Casino Cincinnati officials say the gambling destination has drawn 4.8 million visitors and pumped millions into the local...
article Ohio's 4 casinos mark 1st full year of operations
(Ohio) -- As the last of Ohio's voter-approved casinos celebrated its first birthday Monday, revenue projections for the first full year of operations for all four...
article Ohio communities eligible for racino payments
(Ohio) -- Redevelopment of the fairgrounds in one southwestern Ohio county is on hold as state officials figure out the details of distributing $12 million in payments...
article Warren County, Miami Valley Gaming agree to $19 million tax deal
(Ohio) -- After months of negotiations, Warren County officials and the Miami Valley Gaming racino reached a multi-million dollar tax deal Thursday. The $19 million...
article All issues ironed out regarding Austintown racino
(Ohio) -- All the issues have officially been ironed out for the Austintown racino. The Ohio racing commission announced an agreement with Penn National and the Ohio...
article Ohio governor proposes $10 million in casino money directed to schools-community initiative
(Ohio) -- Ohio Gov. John Kasich (KAY'-sik) has proposed using $10 million in state casino revenue to pay for an effort to bring together parents, communities,...
article Ohio racinos mean less money for cities, counties
(Ohio) -- Declining casino revenue has cut into the take for local governments, and now the growth of racetrack slots gambling is diverting some of that money from...
article Rock Ohio Caesars may not have any new casinos to open in 2014 but year brings important decisions
(Ohio) -- After back-to-back years that saw Rock Ohio Caesars (ROC) open three gambling facilities in Ohio with Horseshoe Casinos in Cleveland and Cincinnati followed by...
article Local Governments Getting Less Casino Tax Revenue
(Ohio) -- The growth of racinos in Ohio has led to a decline in casino tax revenue for local governments. Casino taxes are split seven ways, with most going to counties...
article Ohio racinos mean less money for cities, counties
(Ohio) -- Declining casino revenue has cut into the take for local governments, and now the growth of racetrack slots gambling is diverting some of that money from...
article Horseshoe Casino Cincinnati faces fine
(Ohio) -- A $75,000 fine was issued for Horseshoe Casino Cincinnati on Wednesday, WCPO reports. The casino was found to be in violation of Ohio law and its internal...
article Tax revenue from gambling aids funding gaps, improves safety at Stark schools
(Ohio) -- The Ohio Department of Taxation distributed $47.3 million in casino-tax revenue to the public, vocational and charter schools that educate Ohio's children.
article Casino revenue not what school district hoped
(Ohio) -- Just like lottery income, revenue from the state's four new casinos hasn't been the panacea school districts hoped it might be. That was the message...
article Horseshoe Casino holds job fair
(Ohio) -- The Horseshoe Casino is looking to fill some open positions at a job fair Monday, February 10. The casino is looking to hire in casino services, food and...
article Local casino tax receipts total about $540,000
(Ohio) -- Logan County's take of casino tax revenue totaled $137,997 from the final three months of 2013 and area schools were distributed a combined $387,563 for...
article Ohio gets creative with problem gambling campaign
(Ohio) -- A total of eight casinos and racinos operate in Ohio. With more places to gamble, more addicts are expected. The state is pouring millions of dollars into...
article Washington County receives casino money
(Ohio) -- The Ohio Department of Taxation distributed nearly $68.7 million in casino taxes across the state in January, with Washington County receiving nearly $433,000.
article Gambling revenue at Hollywood Casino Columbus, Scioto Downs racino chilled by weather
(Ohio) -- Playing blackjack or Double Diamond slot machines and fighting this winter's polar vortex did not prove to be a winning combination for most of Ohio...
article Casino and racino revenues drop in January due to cold, snow and post-holiday bills
(Ohio) -- It appears the combination of single-digit temperatures, snowstorms, post-holiday bills and high heating expenses led to less gambling in January at Ohio...
article January revenue fell at Hollywood Casino Columbus, Scioto Downs racino
(Ohio) -- Revenue declined in January at central Ohio's two casinos, as extreme weather and increased competition hurt Ohio's growing gaming industry.
article Winter storms hit January casino take
(Ohio) -- Snowstorms and severe in January cold cut into gambling revenues at Ohio's casino, regulators reported Friday. Horseshoe Casino Cincinnati raked in $16.2...
article Ohio to reveal casino revenue figures for January
(Ohio) -- Regulators are ready to release revenue figures for Ohio's casino industry, now in its third calendar year. As the January revenue figures are released...
article Stanley Block land scheduled for sheriff's sale, raising prospect of purchase by casino group
(Ohio) -- A small strip of land where one of downtown Cleveland's oldest buildings once stood will hit the auction block this month, in the culmination of nearly...
article Horseshoe Casino in Cleveland bets on drink deals, free music and expanded entertainment to counter Hard Rock Rocksino
(Ohio) -- The sound of that big guitar at the Hard Rock Rocksino is being heard at the Horseshoe Casino. Dan Gilbert's gambling palace has rolled out drink deals...
article Casino funds no jackpot for county schools
(Ohio) -- When voters approved the construction of casinos in Ohio, one of the reasons for doing it was to provide an additional revenue stream to school districts in...
article Schools, counties get less from Ohio casinos
(Ohio) -- Ohio counties and schools and getting a little less cash from casino taxes this time around.
article Latest Distribution of Ohio Casino Taxes Sees Less Going to Schools & Counties
(Ohio) -- Counties and schools in Ohio will be getting a little bit less cash collected from casino taxes in the latest distribution.
article New racino finally gets its horse racing license
(Ohio) -- It wasn't quite a photo finish, but Miami Valley Gaming got its license to host horse racing just a couple of weeks before the starting gates were set to...
article Northfield boosts purses 30 percent, ThistleDown loses Best of Ohio for 2014: Horse Racing Insider
(Ohio) -- Northfield Park officials have made three 10 percent increases to the purses at the harness racing track, including one boost in early January. This week,...
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Alberta (Canada)
2.15/5 rDev +18.8%
My can looks to be redesigned with it being labelled Gold Strong and 6.3% Abv, but let's assume it's the same stuff, just repackaged.
Acts like a cheap macro in the head looks impressive, but lasts as long as an ice cube on a Regina sidewalk in July. Leaves a decent ring and lacing though. Maybe a bit darker than your average clear amber yellow AAL.
Coarse grains, a hint of hops and loads of other stuff.
Very rough is the only polite way to describe it. The sweetness could be from barley malt or corn...ok it's corn. Boozy and thin in the middle before sweet, tin, and an antiseptic dryness-metallicness kill the taste buds for good.
Goes from fizzy to flat in about 10 seconds flat.
I hate to slam beer and I know some of our less fortunate beer drinking brethern do not have the choices some of us do...but fellas...you can do much better in the buck-a-beer dept than this.
11-04-2009 04:30:16 | More by Shadman
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Ontario (Canada)
2/5 rDev +10.5%
04-06-2012 17:40:45 | More by beerhunter13
Alberta (Canada)
2.03/5 rDev +12.2%
This is the 3rd and final brew in my series of cheap beers throughout an evening! Save the strongest for last!
A- Pours a darker golden color and is of course very clear. The head is initially thick and snow white but quickly fizzles into a half layer of thin bubbles on top. There is some sticky lacing that clings to the side of the glass. The carbonation doesn't look to be super fizzy, as the bubbles move slower they aren't as plentiful as I thought they would be.
S- The main aroma is cheap grain, sweet adjuncty malts...mainly of boiled corn and some boozy smells.
T- This has a dominant sticky sweetness, again mainly of boiled corn and not much else. After this, there is a metallic like alcohol flavor that just lingers on the palate. There is no hop bitterness and just leaves, for lack of a better term, a sticky syrupy like flavor on the palate.
M- Thin, watery, and I have to agree, somewhat flat on the palate. It leaves me thinking too hard about how good this really isn't.
D- I bought a 6 pack of this and it's too bad....this is gonna be tough to finish. After one of these I've had enough I think...it's too boozy for my liking and too sweet, which is normally ok if it's balanced out, but this isn't. Good if you just want to get hammered quickly and suffer a bad headache the next morning IMO. I'll pass on future purchases.
06-20-2010 03:30:19 | More by ChrisCage
British Columbia (Canada)
1/5 rDev -44.8%
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Manitoba (Canada)
1.75/5 rDev -3.3%
12 oz. can. I gave smell a 1.0 because you really shouldn't be able to strongly smell the contents of the can before opening it. At 6.5% ABV, you can definitely taste the alcohol, plus kind of a bready taste. It doesn't go down very well, and not recommended unless you're a big malt liquor fan, or want to save $2 Canadian a six-pack. I paid $8.45 Canadian for six of these, next time I should've remembered to have an extra toonie on me.
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Manitoba (Canada)
1.9/5 rDev +5%
This beer should really be in the Malt Liquor category. Pours a very pale yellow with a fizzy head that just dissipates into thin air immediately. Smells like corn, and more corn. Adjuncts rule the day, along with a cloying sweetness and alcohol. All that corn to push the abv to 6.5 I guess.... Taste is exactly the same, lots of cloying sweetness and after drinking just one you smell like a hobo, or the Sherbrook Hotel vendor lobby... Fizzy and overcarbonated as expected, really only suitable for a beer bong or shotgunning.
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Great Western Gold from Great Western Brewing
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Whether you're fresh out of college, mid-career, or ready to retire, Peace Corps service is the opportunity of a lifetime. Join us at this special panel session to learn about Volunteer experiences from returned volunteers who served after retirement, have your questions answered, and gain tips to guide you through the application process. Registration is required; see below.
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Posted 09.26.11
University of Toronto
University of Toronto Announces Lecture Series
Left: The Daniels Public Lectures kick off September 27 with "Out of Practice," by Gregg Pasquarelli of SHoP Architects. Right: The Daniels Student Exhibition, Here Be Monsters, runs through November 26.
The John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape and Design at the University of Toronto has announced its 2011-2012 Public Lecture Series, featuring international experts and visionaries in the fields of architecture, design and sustainable urbanization. Representing the most forward-thinking design firms and research institutions from around the world, each speaker in this year's series is redefining practice surrounding construction, technology, culture and the city.
These lectures are part of a broader stream of talks, exhibitions and symposia that Daniels has planned for the academic year, and are part of a program being advanced by Dean and Professor of Architecture & Urbanism
Richard Sommer
to further discourse on how to better design and inhabit the built environment.
All lectures begin at 6:30 pm. They are free and open to the public at 230 College Street, Room 103, University of Toronto.
September 27
Gregg Pasquarelli
SHoP Architects, NYC
Out of Practice
October 11
Elizabeth Meyer
Landscape Architect, Theorist
University of Virginia School of Architecture
November 8
Catherine Mosbach
Landscape Architect, Paris
November 15
Finn Geipel
LIN, Paris
November 22
Didier Faustino
Architect, Artist
Bureau des Mésarchitectures, Paris
January 31
Fernando Romero
FREE, Mexico City
February 7
Jeanne Gang
Studio Gang, Chicago
March 6
David Gissen
Design Theorist
California College of the Arts, San Francisco
March 20
William Morrish
Parsons The New School For Design, NYC
March 27
Hrvoje Njiric
Njiric+ arhitekti, Zagreb
April 2
Liz Diller
Diller Scofidio + Renfro, NYC
For more information on the lecture series, including more detailed information on individual lectures, visit
Here Be Monsters Student Exhibition
September 14 to November 26
And don't miss Here Be Monsters, an exhibition showcasing the work of Daniels graduate students from the 2010-11 school year. Here Be Monsters examines uncharted territories of architecture, landscape and urban design, opening them up to the explorations and imaginations of the schools' emerging designers.
The work is on view in the Eric Arthur Gallery, 230 College Street, through November 26. The gallery is open Monday to Friday, 9 am to 5 pm, and Saturday, 12 to 5 pm. Admission is free.
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Yale University researchers studied 77 people who sought treatment for drug and alcohol abuse. The participants were given either traditional counseling or computer-assisted training as well as traditional counseling. The computer training was based on the principles of cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT).
Cognitive Behavioral TherapyCognitive-behavioral therapy teaches drug abusers to recognize situations in which they are most likely to use drugs and to avoid these and other situations. Cognitive behavior therapy is mostly used to treat depression, anxiety disorders, phobias, and other mental disorders.
In the Yale study, those who received the computer-assisted training had significantly fewer positive drug tests at the end of the study than those who did not receive the training.
Saves Counselors Time and TrainingKathleen M. Carroll, professor of psychiatry and lead author of the study, believes the computer-assisted program can be valuable because cognitive-behavioral therapy is not widely available for the treatment of drug and alcohol abuse.
Many counselors lack the time or training to implement cognitive behavioral therapy for their patients, Carroll said, therefore the computer software program her team developed can help them supplement their traditional counseling.
Skills to Resist Drug UseThe program utilizes text, audio and video examples designed to help patients learn new ways of avoiding the use of drugs, as well as changing other problem behaviors. Users of the program see short videos showing situations in which it is usually difficult to resist drug use -- such as being offered drugs by a dealer.
The program presents different strategies of avoiding drug use and shows movies of people using those skills.
"We think this is a very exciting way of reaching more people who may have substance use problems and providing a means of helping them learn effective ways to change their behavior," Carroll said in a news release.
Carroll, Kathleen M., et. al. "Computer-Assisted Delivery of Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy for Addiction: A Randomized Trial of CBT4CBT" American Journal of Psychiatry. 1 May 2008


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Skate park plans cleanup
Kindboards Skateshop, located in downtown Brainerd, has taken initiative in the first step towards a better skate park in Brainerd.
Owner Adam Olander approached Brainerd Parks and Recreation Director Tony Sailer with a concept to bring together skateboarders and the vandalism at Jaycee Skate Park in a positive way — with a day of cleanup.
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WALT & EL GRUPO: Screening & Conversation
Written and Directed by Theodore Thomas and Produced by Kuniko Okubo
Followed by a Q&A with the director and producer
Nicholas J. Cull, CPD University Fellow and Director of the USC Master's Program in Public Diplomacy, lead a Q&A discussion with the director and producer after the screening.
About Walt & El Grupo
It was 1941, a critical time for the world and for the Walt Disney Studio. When the U.S. Government asked Disney to be a cultural ambassador to South America, the stage was set for Walt's very own real-life adventure. With a group of handpicked artists, later called "El Grupo," Disney's WWII road trip achieved the impossible: goodwill. And in the process paved the way for two classic Disney films, Saludos Amigos and The Three Caballeros. Brought to life through rare footage and enriched with never-before-seen bonus features, Walt & El Grupo is a story of inspiration, joy and hope.
Walt & El Grupo is available now on DVD.
35mm print courtesy of Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment.
Director's Statement
Exploring the connections between people and the ways that we affect each other is an ongoing interest of mine, whether it's here and now or an impression that is left over distance, time, and culture. There are probably few personalities in the last century who have cast as long a shadow in this regard as Walt Disney, and the chance to follow the man and his times during a pivotal year in his life is a rich opportunity for a film. For me there is also a personal relationship with the story, because my father was one of the artists who went on the "South American trip."
Soon after Kuniko Okubo, my partner, and I began research, we realized that our interest in the creative journey by the Disney artists was a piece of a larger and intriguing story: the push and pull relationship of politics and art. The dynamic between the two is a story, both past and present, that we found played out in one form or another in each of the five countries where we filmed.
In several ways, the act of making our film began to parallel the 1941 trip – the length of time we were traveling, the route we took, the places we filmed, the people we met, how both projects were about inter-American understanding – in this odd but pleasant time warp we strove to find ways to close the gap of time, to let the participants, travelers and hosts alike, speak and tell their story.
Along with laughter there is a sense of loss in our film. That combination throws into sharper focus the cultural contributions of art, and the remarkable personalities of the El Grupo artists. And, importantly, it helps separate Walt Disney the man from the mythic quality that surrounds him.
About Ted & Kuniko
Ted Thomas and Kuniko Okubo began work on Walt & El Grupo in 2003. A scouting trip took place in November of 2005, and production got into full swing in March of 2006. From the start, they were drawn to the wide-ranging story and geography of the film, with qualities that are epic and intimate, poignant and inspiring.


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Last sighting of Suffolk man missing in Hungary
Police in Hungary have released CCTV pictures of a missing medical student from Suffolk taken on the night he disappeared.
The brief footage shows Daniel Gliksten from Denham walking along a main road in Budapest near to the River Danube just after two o'clock on the morning of New Years Day. He had been drinking at a nearby club with friends but hasn't been seen since.


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On March 23, a fundraiser was held for me at the Elks Hall for which I am so grateful. The love and support I have received from the community is beyond anything I could have ever imagined.
I want to thank all those who purchased tickets to the fundraiser or made donations to the fund set up for me.
I also want to thank all the people and businesses that donated auction and raffle items. In addition, thanks to the Elks Club, the Henry Welch Band, Famous Pizza, Anchor Pizza, Port City Sandwich, D'Angelo's, McDonald's and Denise's Flower Shop for supplying the venue, food, entertainment and flowers for the event. Also many thanks to all of those involved with planning and pulling together this fundraiser for me.
I will be forever grateful to all the people and businesses in this wonderful community for caring about me.
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Irish film up for Sundance award
Updated: 26 January 2013 16:38
An Irish film is up for a top prize in tonight's Sundance Film Festival Awards.
An Irish film is up for a top prize in tonight's Sundance Film Festival Awards.
The Summit is a documentary by Nick Ryan, and tells the tragic story of Irish climber Ger McDonnell, who was killed attempting to climb K2 with a number of others.
The distribution rights for the film have been bought by AMC, the US TV network behind shows such as The Walking Dead, Breaking Bad and Mad Men.
Speaking from Sundance - which is held annually in the US state of Utah - director Nick Ryan was obviously upbeat the film's Best Documentary nomination.
"Getting here is the win," he said. "The reaction has been phenomenal and we've been getting some very good reviews.
"It's wonderful to be nominated in such illustrious company. We'll have to wait and see . . . I'm not holding out for anything."


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od students are responsible for finding their own
roommates. The Office of Residence Life provides a
list of possible roommates for the residents and will
assist in the process if a request is made. All stu-
dents who are without roommates must consolidate
or pay for a private room.
If a student does not choose a roommate by the
end of the consolidation period, he/she will automat-
ically be billed for a private room. When a decision
is made concerning a roommate choice, the student
must notify the Office of Residence Life. At that
time the student will receive a Room Change Autho-
rization Form. Room changes cannot be made with-
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If, two weeks
after the start of term, one student is occupying dou-
ble accommodations, he or she will automatically be
charged a private room rate for the term. This
amount is 50% more than the semiprivate rate in the
residence halls. A student wishing to avoid this
charge must inform the Director of Residence Life
that he or she wants reassignment.
Changes in the Terms and Conditions:
Changes may be recommended by the occupants in
any residence hall or section thereof, the Student
Government Association, resident staff, or both, so
long as such changes are not contradictory to estab-
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The College Reserves the Right to: make other
rules as it deems necessary for the protection and
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The College reserves the right to:
Change assignment or rate;
Enter a student's room to perform routine inspec-
tions (with notice), repairs, or housekeeping dur-
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of emergency;
Confiscate items which are a violation of the
Housing Contract, the policies and procedures of
the College, the Student Code of Rights and
Responsibilities, or civil law, that are in plain
view in a student's room, when that room has
been entered as specified in the following section
titled room search procedures; A student may be
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Conduct investigations of rooms not involved in
routine inspection at any time with a warrant for
entry issued by an official of the College and
served in compliance with the room search pro-
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observes or hears what he or she reasonably
believes to be a violation of the above mentioned
Code or civil law or of this Agreement;
Conduct fire drills by the residence hall staff dur-
ing the course of the year. The College reserves
the right to conduct a fire drill at any hour it
deems necessary. Any student who refuses to
cooperate with the Residence Life Staff in the
course of a fire drill will be subject to the pro-
ceedings of the Social Council as deemed appro-
priate by the Office of Residence Life. Any stu-
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Bruno Residence Hall
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single rooms per suite and eight suites per floor. The
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Bill and Lyndra Daniel Residence Hall
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capacity for 67 residents. Renovated in 2002, Daniel
offers upper-class men a choice of either three or
four bedroom suites. Daniel is located on the resi-
dence hall quad in between New Men's Residence
Hall and Hanson Residence Hall. Daniel Hall has an
entranceway on the second floor residence hall quad
side. It also has two entrances on the first floor, with
one near the New Men's Loading Zone, and the
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As reported by Charlotte.com the agent for Panthers DE Mike Rucker says his client will play in 2008.
"Mike is fired up, motivated and looking forward to continuing his career," Schaffer said. "It's 100 percent."
I'm not sure how I feel about this. If the Panthers make him an offer I'm sure it would be a pay cut which he may not like. If he wants to compete for a starting spot then fine but I'm worried the Panthers would still have that incumbent mentality meaning the spot is his to lose.
I would like to see some new blood at the DE position. We either need to bring in a FA (like Jared Allen) or spend a high draft pick on it. I'm not sold on either Stanley McClover or Charles Johnson being the answer. Both would be adequate back-ups behind Peppers and a free agent.
If Rucker is open to reduced playing time and a smaller pay check then he could very easily stay with the Panthers. I'm sure he'll feel out the market before committing to the Panthers. I can't imagine another team giving him starters money given his injury in 2006 and lack of production in 2007. He can still make a million bucks next season playing less minutes which is what I would do. Time will tell.


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Swimming pool death pair named
An inquest has named the couple who died after being found in a swimming pool at a hotel in Hatfield Heath, Essex.
They pair have been named as Komba Kpakiwa, 31, of Erith in Kent, and Josephine Foday, 22, of South London. She was at the hotel to celebrate her birthday.
The pair were seen by a hotel guest entering the pool on Saturday evening. Fifteen minutes later they were both found face down floating in the pool.
Police are not treating the deaths as suspicious. The inquest has been opened and adjourned to a date to be announced.
The coroner has said that the bodies should not be released. Post mortem results showed they had died from drowning.


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Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks is investigating yet another moose poaching.
This moose was found at the Yorks Islands Fishing Access just south of Townsend.
"I'm disgusted by them," said Vito Quartraro, hunter.
Since September, officials report three poached moose across the state.
The first was during the first week in September. Officials found a cow moose at Moser Creek. Just this weekend a bull moose was found near Schwartz Creek Road near Missoula and now another bull moose at the Yorks Islands Fishing Access just south of Townsend is found poached.
And people aren't happy about it.
"My fear is that hunters and hunting will take the blame for poaching," said Quartraro.
Quartraro has been hunting for over 50 years.
He said there is a difference between hunters and poachers.
"These are not hunters. No rational hunter would poach an animal and leave it lay."
Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks wildlife biologist Howard Burt says poaching has always been an issue in Montana, but more people are paying attention to the recent moose poachings.
"I think moose have been in the spotlight a little more now because their numbers have decreased and people are keeping an eye out for them," said Burt.
Even with those lower numbers, Burt said they aren't too concerned about the moose population.
"Right now I don't think poaching is really, from what we can see anyway, a significant impact we are detecting anyway," said Burt.
Still he doesn't like seeing any moose poached. Quartraro said he's not sure why people would leave an animal to rot.
"I don't know why it happens," said Quartraro. "There's a certain element. I think often times they don't have hunting licenses, but they just go out there for just the thrill or whatever reason."
The few people who drew moose permits can still legally hunt moose until December 1.
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Hipolito Garcia Junior is facing multiple charges including felony drug possession and evading arrest.
The chase started around 8:30 p.m. when a Chevy Tahoe hit a pole close to the intersection of Wall Street and Midkiff.
When officers arrived, Garcia backed out and took off, then he crashed into an alley behind Illinois avenue.
Garcia then fled on foot, but he was caught after a short chase that ended in the 3200 block of Kessler.
He was taken to the hospital after cops found out that he swallowed an unknown narcotic.
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