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EXCLUSIVE: Summer 2010's films are all ending up at FX — or maybe it just seems that way. The basic cable network has acquired the TV rights to Sony's Adam Sandler comedy Grown Ups, the highest-grossing new release last weekend with $40.5 million. Additionally, FX has acquired 20th Century Fox's Tom Cruise/Cameron Diaz action comedy Knight And Day, which finished a distant third to returning champ Toy Story 3 and Grown Ups with $20.1 million. In fact, except for Toy Story, FX has all the other films in this weekend's Top 5, including Sony's Karate Kid and Fox's The A-Team. Grown Ups and Knight and Day will be available on FX in late 2012-early 2013. I hear their license fee is a standard 12% of the domestic boxoffice, currently at $45.8 million for Grown Ups and $29.6 for Knight and Day through Monday. Grown Ups will join other Adam Sandler comedies that have done solid business on FX, including The Wedding Singer, The Waterboy, Click, as well as You Don't Mess with the Zohan, which is yet to premiere on the network. In addition to Karate Kid, other top 2010 box-office performers on FX's roster include Iron Man 2, Shrek Forever After, and How To Train Your Dragon as well as the upcoming The Twilight Saga: Eclipse, which is looking at a 6-day monster $150M Fourth of July opening weekend.
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The Regent's Park Road café had become a local institution since Ms Szymankiewicz founded it in 1992, but she says the street has now changed and established businesses are being driven out by a new wave of expensive cafés. "Camden High Street is now all coffee and food places and Regent's Park Road is going that way too," she said.
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The lease is being taken over by Morfudd Richards who has renamed it the Greenberry Café and plans to sell coffees, charcuterie and ice-cream. But other businesses say there are too many cafés and warned that the area's diversity is being eroded.
Peter Haxton, who opened the Sesame health food in 1983, is closing next month after he realised he was facing a tripling of his rent. He said: "I've had a very kind landlord who has kept my rent below market value for years but he can't keep doing that and I can't afford to pay that much more. When I first opened up there was huge diversity on this street — lots of different quirky shops and only one café. That's all changed now and it's a terrible shame. This road is no longer serving the needs of local residents; it's all about expensive cafés for the people who come in at weekends — but will they still come when there's nothing but cafés to look at?"
Amit Jain, who runs the long-established Shepherd's café, estimates that one in three businesses on the street is now selling food and drink. He said: "I don't think people realise that soon Primrose village will be café village.
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...but always worth quoting: "In space, no one can hear you scream." Then again, what happens if you stumble on a spacewalk?
A Yorkshireman to boot
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wow 42k digits :P
Ah, finally an endless list of digits to memorize. FINALLY!
Just because I like pi doesn't mean I like this page. This guy doesn't even hold the record! If I want to learn something about pi, let it be something interesting.
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"I worked for 10 years to get that commission." Charles Froelick, 48, is in his eponymous Portland gallery, an airy open space currently featuring an installation by Gail Tremblay: loops of 16mm film braided to resemble Iroquois baskets. The commission he's referring to is a set of 20-foot-tall wooden poles chiseled by sculptor Rick Bartow. It was installed at the Smithsonian this past September and clocked in at $200,000, the most expensive piece of art Froelick has sold since opening his gallery in 1995.
One of the city's iconic gallery owners and former president of the Portland Art Dealers Association (PADA), Froelick caters mostly to individual collectors. But the number of institutional and corporate buyers grows every year, observes Froelick, who recently delivered a botanical drawing by Portland artist Sarah Horowitz to Oregon Health & Science University.
Portland is lacking in large companies with the "economy of means to purchase art," says Froelick, who, in the early '90s, relocated to Portland from Houston, where a steady stream of oil money fueled an active art market. But, he says, the Rose City does house plenty of "individual practitioners" — doctors, lawyers — who purchase art to enhance their work environments. Besides, even Texas, with its energy-market base, is no stranger to boom-and-bust cycles. A successful dealer, Froelick observes, needs "a collector in Chicago; one in Miami, one in New York."
For the past three years, Froelick has run a temporary satellite gallery in Palm Springs, targeting the "different economy in Southern California." He's set his sights on a 2014 Miami art fair and, as always, is working to get the artists he represents into museums and in line for commissions while keeping collectors appraised of new works. The art business, Froelick says, "is a relationship-reliant experience."
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When did this happen in Maine?
A lonely, awkward teen throws a pig's head into a mosque in a quiet Puritan town in Maine. His two uncles come home from New York City to help deal with the fallout, and ultimately with the childhood tragedy that has shaped their lives.
American Pulitzer Prize winner Elizabeth Strout has based her topical but slightly disappointing new novel, The Burgess Boys, on a real-life incident in the small town in Maine where she went to college. In both cases, real and fictional, tension between displaced Somalis and longtime residents flare up over what authorities call a hate crime.
But the legal proceedings and racial issues are just a backdrop for the real story of the relationship between the brothers, Jim and Bob, and Bob's twin sister Susan.
Jim is a slick, high-profile lawyer. Bob is a big-hearted legal-aid lawyer content to live in his older brother's very critical shadow.
Bob also lives with an unspoken but crushing guilt. As the family legend goes, four-year-old Bob accidently killed his father in a freak accident he barely remembers.
So there's a lot going on in The Burgess Boys, including the fact the story is told from multiple perspectives. Strout alternates among all three of the siblings, Jim's uptight wife who comes from old money, Bob's ex-wife, his future wife and an elder in the Somali community, just to name a few.
But all those plot points and perspectives feel a bit tired. And in the hands of a less skilled writer, the plot, with its heavy themes of racism and family wounds, could easily pander to book-club discussions. But as the title suggests, this book is really about people, and Strout can nail the beautiful minutiae of characters and their social interactions like a modern-day Jane Austen.
Strout is as sharp, insightful and nuanced as she was in Olive Kitteridge, the novel that won her the Pulitzer Prize in 2008. That book was a series of stories also based in small-town Maine. Like shards in a kaleidoscope, Strout gave us side glances at Olive, enough to paint a bigger picture of a very compelling and very flawed human being.
In The Burgess Boys, Strout is at her most captivating not when writing about the big issues but in the small moments. She can make the reader care more about a host's desperate attempts to keep the banter flowing at a small family gathering than she can about what will happen to the teen who threw the pig's head:
"All Helen knew was that no one was helping, it was completely -- somehow, among four adults -- up to her to keep this social moment afloat," Strout writes.
"It was easy to blame Susan, and Helen did. The recessive quality of her posture, the shapeless turtleneck, pilled toward the bottom it was of such poor quality -- all this depressed Helen, and there were the quivers of pity that ran through her too -- it fizzed her up inside, she was dizzy with this many-threaded rage."
There is nothing groundbreaking about characters finally coming to terms with their childhood, and nothing new in the idea that "nobody ever knows anyone."
And while it not as satisfying as Olive Kitteridge, Strout's ability to cast new light on the mundane makes The Burgess Boys a compelling read.
Joanne Kelly teaches journalism at Red River College. To find out more about her book club at McNally Robinson, email her at email@example.com.
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A Guide to Unhappiness
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12. Oct, 2012
Magic and philosophy make strange bedfellows, but it's the curious mix of the two that provides the gentle humour and charm of A Guide to Unhappiness, an almost sell-out show playing at the Melbourne Fringe Festival.
This is a strange show to describe, with its blend of magic, music, storytelling, and stand-up. The narrative is itself deceptively simple, unfolding like a fable. Opening with video footage of writer-performer Sunny Leunig performing magic tricks as a young boy, we learn of Leunig's childhood anxieties and his subsequent struggle with depression as an adult. Leunig and co-writer and performer Jono Burns then re-enact Leunig's rediscovery of magic during a trip to Germany, reflecting meanwhile on the sources of melancholy in his life.
Throughout, Leunig also shows off a series of very skillful magic tricks, to the amazement of his small but appreciative audience. Leunig's on-stage persona is endearing, both soulful and self-aware. He is matched by the energetic Burns, who takes up all the supporting roles in Leunig's tale with humour and aplomb. Musician Sara Retallick is the anti-glamorous female sidekick, a send-up in reverse of the smiling magician's assistant.
It becomes apparent that the blend of magic and philosophy—trademarked by Leunig as "magosophy"—makes more sense than it would first appear. Both practices deal, in their respective ways, with illusion and reality and, for Leunig at least, both demanded the stamina and discipline he needed to pull himself out of his depressive pit.
Although small in scale, this show draws on its various resources with great skill and pathos, resulting in an affecting hour of entertainment with a lot to admire.
A Guide to Unhappiness is playing at The Loft at the Lithuanian Club, Melbourne Fringe Festival until October 14. For tickets visit www.melbournefringe.com.au.
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He becomes the fifth Buffalo head coach hired in the last ten years. Joe Fortenbaugh
The Buffalo Bills have their man.
Former Dallas Cowboys head coach Chan Gailey has been tapped to become the next head coach of the Buffalo Bills, according to Adam Schefter of ESPN.com.
Reports began to surface last night that Gailey was the front-runner to land the job in Buffalo. He had a secret meeting with the Bills last week that was said to have gone very well.
Gailey took over for Barry Switzer as the head coach of the Dallas Cowboys in 1998. In two seasons with the team, Gailey went 18-14 during the regular season and 0-2 in the playoffs.
In addition to the Dallas job, Gailey spent time as an offensive coordinator for the Denver Broncos, Miami Dolphins and Kansas City Chiefs, as well as serving as the head coach of the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets from 2002-2007.
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LIMA, Peru -- Prime Minister Stephen Harper insisted Thursday he did not know about -- nor was asked to sign off on -- the arrangement that saw his chief of staff cut a personal cheque for $90,000 to Sen. Mike Duffy.
Harper, currently on a trade mission in South America, took questions on the Senate scandal for the first time since news emerged about the controversial cheque written by his former right-hand man.
I did not know... (and) I was not consulted," Harper said, the Peruvian president standing at his side. "I was not asked to sign off on any such thing, and had I been consulted or known, I would not have agreed with it, and it is obviously for those reasons that I accepted Mr. Wright's resignation."
Harper said he learned about the arrangement through the media: "I immediately asked that that information be released publicly," he said.
He also said he's "sorry," "frustrated" and "extremely angry" about the mess, which has engulfed his government and threatens its carefully crafted image as a pillar of accountability and sound financial management.
The payment allowed Duffy to stop co-operating with an external audit of his expenses -- an audit that has since been referred back to the same Senate committee that has already reviewed its incomplete findings.
It deleted a specific reference to his failure to co-operate with auditors before releasing its report to the public.
The dropped paragraph details how the firm Deloitte was rebuffed when it asked Duffy again to provide additional documents, and for a meeting with his lawyer. Another section of the report, describing the language that defines a primary or secondary residence as "unambiguous," was also deleted -- but it remained in the reports tabled on two other senators, Mac Harb and Patrick Brazeau.
The federal ethics commissioner is probing the affair.
"Obviously I am very sorry that this has occurred. I am not only sorry, I've been through the range of emotions. I'm sorry, I'm frustrated, I'm extremely angry about it," Harper said.
"But that is the reality and I think we've dealt with it promptly."
Harper said when he learned Duffy had repaid the expenses, he assumed it had been from the senator's own pocket. "That's how it should have been," Harper said. "I know Mr. Wright assisted him, or did this for him, because he wanted to see the taxpayers reimbursed."
Wright resigned Sunday and Duffy quit the Tory caucus last week after details of the transaction emerged.
Duffy issued a public statement Wednesday in which he welcomed the re-examination of his expenses.
"Canadians deserve to know all of the facts," Duffy said. "I am confident that when they do they will conclude, as Deloitte has already concluded, that my actions regarding expenses do not merit criticism."
But the opposition suggested both Harper and Duffy remain complicit in a coverup, and urged the government to disclose all documents related to the transaction.
"Be clear, be forthright, stop hiding out in the Andes, get back up here, tell people what actually happened," said NDP Leader Tom Mulcair.
"There is something that doesn't wash in this whole story. Canadians understand that, they get that."
The Tories insist there is no paper trail, that no documents were drawn up to detail Wright's payment to Duffy.
In that case, produce a copy of the cancelled cheque, said Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau. "If we had the cheque we would know if the PM's right-hand man did indeed write it, who it was made out to, was it held in trust until Sen. Duffy lived up to his side of the bargain," Trudeau said.
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Since that time, my daughter has moved to Johannesburg, So Africa. In 2009 travelliing independently, I spent 3 weeks there with the opportunity to stay at Tinga Lodge in Kruger Park where we had excellent accomodations, superior food, games drives morning and evening with great a driver and guide, during the summer when the bush is very dense and finding the animals is more difficult, but not impossible. It is a very different landscape from the dry Tanzanian deserts of the previous August.
We also went to Cape Town and saw all the recommended sights. It is almost indescribably beautiful and the wine country is unique.
Both Cape Town and Johannesburg are quite safe if you are careful and aware of your surroundings. The Apartheid Museum in Joburg was so emotionally wrenching, and Robbin Island off Cape Town was a truly profouond experience with a former inmate serving as our guide. We never had a bad meal in So Africa, whether in fine hotels or at seaside fish and chips shops. Everything is fresh and served beautifully.
I have travelled to all the continents except Austrailia, and I am in love with Africa. Egypt was interesting, but East and South Africa are still the travel experiences par excellence.
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A message from the British High Commission in Malawi
""We have recently been notified by the Chief Immigration Officer that a country-wide operation is going on involving the police and immigration authorities. It is aimed at catching illegal entrants to Malawi. We have been notified of a couple of British nationals picked up for not being able to show their passport and immigration status. In light of this we would advise all British nationals to carry around a copy of their passport (biodata) page and copy of their visa or immigration permit at all times. You may be asked to provide this at police roadblocks. The Chief Immigration Officer has confirmed the only a COPY of the documents are needed to prove your status. You should always keep your passport safe and report to the British High Commission immediately if it is lost or stolen.""
I've never carried anything other than driving licence, but in consideration of the above this would seem to no longer be adequate.
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But a copy of your passportis not a problem. Easy enough to do.
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