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It's a fascinating look into a creative process that has been essential to the history of animation, but it could have been tighter as a…
"The Ballad of Narayama" is a Japanese film of great beauty and elegant artifice, telling a story of startling cruelty. What a space it opens…
Patrice Leconte's "Monsieur Hire" is a tragedy about loneliness and erotomania, told about two solitary people who have nothing else in common. It involves a…
A radio review of "Life Itself" from Mark Kermode of The Guardian.
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An interview with Jürgen Fauth, longtime film critic for About.com, and author of the anthology "Raves."
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A report on films that screened at the 2014 San Diego Asian Film Festival.
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"Eyjafjallalokull" is a stunning and moving video art installation that played at Sundance in the "New Frontier" art exhibition space. I visited the piece several times. Nicolas Boritch, director of the AntiVJ visual label and producer of "Eyjafjallalokull" ("The Volcano" for short) wants to put viewers in a space where "they just forget where they are and they forget about understanding anything because we want to leave a lot of space for the audience to create their own story or to find whatever they want to find."
Paul Rudd walked by me on Main Street in Park City wearing reflective sunglasses so I couldn't see if his eyes could see that my eyes saw him and were staring. I knew it was him from the way he walked. I can recognize a gait a mile away. But I didn't know yet that "Prince Avalanche" was a masterpiece or I could've had a good conversation starter.
Rob Epstein and Jeffrey Friedman's "Lovelace" tells the story of the eponymous porn star who stunned the world with her sexual talents in "Deep Throat" (1972), only to pay a dear price for her brief flash of celebrity. Linda Lovelace, as played by Amanda Seyfried, was a love-hungry, innocent young girl led astray by Chuck Traynor, a manipulative pimp of a husband, whose affection quickly turned into exploitation.
Why is it that the culture surrounding art is so far removed from the process of making that art? I suspect this week is hell for many filmmakers here. The world you have to exist in as a great artist (one that values the interior over the exterior, the spiritual over the corporeal) is directly opposed the world you have to exist in to get your movie made. I wonder how many other people here are wondering what's wrong with them. How many people are pretending they love partying in order to not feel like a weirdo.
The Disney mystique is a secular religion so global, powerful and self-contained -- not to mention litigious -- that it practically courts desecration. Randy Moore's "Escape from Tomorrow," which just premiered at Sundance and is unlikely to come to a theater near you any time soon, is the boldest act of cinematic violation at least since the "Mickey Mouse Club" finale of Stanley Kubrick's "Full Metal Jacket" (in which scores of American soldiers in Vietnam adopted the show's anthem as a deranged battle cry).
The goodies are in! After a slow start, Sundance Film Festival 2013 has begun to offer real discoveries, even if the wait for that elusive game-changing masterpiece is by no means over. Still, there's stuff to enjoy in Park City and appetites seem pleasantly whetted.
At Sundance, going to the movies is a way of taking shelter from the surrounding snow and cold, and I find it amusing to see scores of cinephiles arguing about movies in their full winter attire. It's as if skiing wasn't enough: the real fun over here is to slide down the slopes of filmmakers' visions -- even if every now and then pain and bruises may result.
Today at Sundance I wandered aimlessly around a supermarket picking up different cheeses and putting them back down. I can never decide on a brie.
Cheese-less I journeyed to a bustling main street (a very steep hill) where altitude-acclimated rich ladies breezed by me in furry hats and sunglasses. They were having a good time.
At night, the ski slopes of Park City, Utah, are lit so beautifully they look like screens awaiting a projection from the sky. A moviegoer attending Sundance Film Festival couldn't wish for a better backdrop for a long trek home after the final movie of the day is over. Even if the film happened to be lousy, those huge mid-air patches of white seem to hint that the good stuff is yet to come.


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communities, and setting priorities for Georgia Bikes in 2011. Andy Clarke,
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Please welcome two Alabama bike clubs, Birmingham Urban Mountain Pedalers (BUMP) and the Northeast Alabama Bicycle Club (NEABC) as the newest IMBA-SORBA chapters. BUMP, formed in 1991 and currently led by President Mitch Moses, serves over 100 members in the Birmingham metropolitan area. These enthusiastic riders oversee and enjoy over 30 miles of singletrack, including Oak Mountain State Park's trails in Pelham, home of the annual BUMP n' Grind Race. They're busily working to add more trail at Tannehill Ironworks Historical State Park in McCalla AL, as well as develop new trails at Red Mountain Park.
NEABC formed in 1988, and currently serves 126 cyclists in Calhoun, Cleburne, St. Clair, Talladega, Etowah, & Cherokee Counties. Curtis Cupp is the current President, and steers the club as they steward over 35 miles of trail, from the Cheaha Mountain Express trails to the Choccolocco State Forest trails. The Chapter hosts several annual events, on and off road, such as the Cheaha Challenge, Sunny King Criterium, Noble Street Festival, and the Cheaha Mountain Expresss. Their next big project is to turn Coldwater Mountain, which borders Anniston and Oxford, AL, into a mountain biking destination. This 4,000-acre tract of land, full of mature hardwoods and challenging mountain terrain, will boast over 80 miles of singletrack when all construction phases are complete.
The Pisgah Mountain Bike Stage Race, put on by Blue Ridge Adventures, is a big production. For five days, September 14-18, elite riders from all over the world traverse 175 miles of Pisgah singletrack, climbing over 40,000 feet. It is a true test of riders' endurance. From a Director's standpoint, "It's like running five ORAMMS in a row," said Todd Branham, in reference to the Off Road Assault on Mt. Mitchell, an event that draws 400 participants yearly to the town of Old Fort, NC.
That means a lot of work and a lot of volunteers, with some of them in remote locations on the course. Last year Blue Ridge Adventures partnered with IMBA-SORBA to provide volunteers that in some cases ended up bikepacking to get to their course position on time. In return for the volunteers, Blue Ridge Adventures donated $3,000 to the Pisgah Area SORBA Chapter in appreciation for their efforts for three days on the course. This year they're teaming up again to supply the 25+ volunteer positions needed each day.
The Pisgah Stage Race encourages community involvement, and is hosting several events open to the public and geared toward kids. To promote health and wellness, Olympic Track Racer Colby Pearce and National Champion Mountain Bikers Jeremiah Bishop and Sue Haywood, and Pro Mountain Bikers Evan Plews and Robert Marion will share their stories with kids at Brevard Academy on the Monday preceding the Pisgah Stage Race. Students will learn about perseverance and dedication and also how to balance work, family and fitness to maintain a healthy lifestyle. Riders will also show off some tricks on their bikes.
The IMBA-SORBA Regional Leadership Advisory Committee held its second annual meeting on August 21, 2010 at the Elachee Science and Nature Center in Gainesville, GA. The RLAC is composed of leaders from advocacy, business, government, and politics in IMBA-SORBA's southeastern region. Their goal is further the cause of off-road cyclists and increase riding opportunities in the region.
Attending the meeting were Tom Sauret. Stephen Mullins, Robin Allen, Darryl Glascock, Angela Allen, Dan Allen, Walt Bready, Rob Grant, Jim Schmid, Sig Hutchinson, David Parrett, and Keith Owen. Debbie Caffin of the US Forest Service was the honored guest.
Thanks to AMBC's efforts, cycling opportunities in Knoxville are expanding. The chapter has partnered with the City Of Knoxville, the Tennessee Wildlife Resource Agency, Ijams Nature Center, and private landowners to develop The Urban Wilderness and Historic Corridor, a semi-urban trail system project of the Legacy Parks Foundation. AMBC has raised over $3,000 in private donations for the project, including $3,000 from and $60,000 from a Recreational Trails Program grant.
AMBC President Brian Hann says, "The support by local residents has been amazing. There are parts of the trail system that go directly through people's backyards, and they're excited to see it there. Presently, there is a 15-mile loop that AMBC hosts a popular group ride on every Tuesday. We hope to add over eight miles to that loop by this time next year. The RTP grant money we received will go towards five brand-spankin'-new miles of mixed-use trails at the newly acquired Georgia Marble Quarry."
Blue Clay Bike Park in Wilmington, NC has gone through some big changes over the last few months, as we have reworked sections of trail, reclaimed sections that were eroding, and built re-routes and new bridges. Cape Fear SORBA is proud to steward this trail system, and the community is enthusiastically supporting our efforts.
Blue Competition Cycles and IMBA-SORBA, Building Trails for the Future
For 2010 Blue Competition cycles has partnered with the International Mountain Bicycling Association-Southern Off RoadBicycle Association (IMBA-SORBA) to promote land access, trail preservation, and new trail development with the goal of enhancing mountain bike touring, racing, fun, and fellowship for all mountain bicyclists in the southeastern United States. While Blue is devoted to making great quality bicycles, they also understand that cyclists of all ages need places to ride their bikes, and committing to help non-profitgroups such as IMBA-SORBA is a great way to not only help promote the sport of cycling, but to ensure it has a bright future.
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''The warm summer weather has notably cooled off the Swiss economy," said the Basel-based BAK institute.Consumption, construction investments and exports are suffering from the strong currency, which has appreciated against other currencies about 10 percent this year, BAK said in a statement.
''In this situation, exports decline and imports rise. That means that production in Switzerland grows less than domestic demand: GDP growth shrinks," it said.
In its fall 1994 prognosis, the institute was still forecasting real GDP growth of 2.2 percent in 1995, but revised that figure to 1.6 percent this spring.
Private consumption this year was also much weaker than expected as a result of a fairly high 2 percent inflation rate and higher contribution payments toward unemployment benefits, BAK said.
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Andrew Wu 10:00 PM CRICKET Michael Clarke has been ruled out of the tour game he was slated to play on Friday.
Magpie stadium no pie in the sky
Michael Gleeson 11:30 PM Collingwood have revealed an ambitious long-term plan to build their own stadium and have already explored options for a new ground as the club announced another year of multimillion-dollar profits.
Kyrgios wins Newcombe Medal
Linda Pearce 12:55 AM Nick Kyrgios does not yet own a tour-level title, but won the most talked-about match of the Australian year amid great global acclaim, and thus the 2014 Newcombe Medal for the nation's outstanding player.
Diabetes helps get McCartin organised
Emma Quayle 4:05 PM Paddy McCartin is ameticulous young man on the field and off..
Bomber board candidate calls for Hird's head
Rohan Connolly 5:37 PM AFL As voting for two positions on Essendonâs board of directors begins, one candidate has declared his opposition to James Hird remaining coach of the club.
Ricciardo ends F1 season praised by boss
2:05 PM MOTOR SPORT Daniel Ricciardo goes into the Formula One off-season with team boss Christian Horner's praise ringing in his ears for a "phenomenal" drive in the 2014 finale.
MCG set for European showdown
12:07 PM SOCCER Cristiano Ronaldo's Real Madrid are coming to Melbourne as part of a feast of international soccer next July.
Bogut hurt in Warriors' NBA win
3:31 PM BASKETBALL Golden State have overcome a facial injury to Australian centre Andrew Bogut to down Oklahoma City 91-86 and achieve their best-ever start to an NBA season.
Extension push delays Ablett deal
Caroline Wilson 7:45 PM Negotiations to extend Gary Ablett's five-year contract with the Suns are due to resume this week, with no reason given for the delay.
Carey backs AFL move on blocking
Jon Pierik 7:15 PM AFL great Wayne Carey says forwards - and not just defenders - should be under scrutiny after the AFL revealed it was considering a crackdown on illegal blocks and screens in marking contests.
The buck stops at Pup
Greg Baum 8:41 PM Concerning Cricket Australia and the country's Test captain, who still rejoices in the nickname Pup, it is sometimes hard to know what is tail and what is dog, let alone which is wagging which.
Smith adds to Test injury woe
Andrew Wu 11:30 PM Australia have been hit with another injury scare with Steve Smith joining Michael Clarke in the casualty ward 10 days before the first Test against India.
Roar to investigate bungling of Mulvey sacking
Phil Lutton 4:48 PM Brisbane Roar managing director Sean Dobson said the club would begin investigations into the bungled handling of Mike Mulvey's sacking after he was told of his axing by media instead of the club.
Mile Jedinak seals win for Crystal Palace over Liverpool at Selhurst Park
Tom Williams Socceroos captain Mile Jedinak sealed a 3-1 victory for Crystal Palace over Liverpool at a rain-soaked Selhurst Park on Sunday.
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Hamilton deserves his place among legends
Oliver Brown 9:22 PM Lewis Hamilton's achievement in winning Formula One titles with different teams has proved his greatness.
Vettel ends Red Bull F1 career on low note
8:03 AM Sebastian Vettel bade a sad farewell to Red Bull and a disappointing 2014 formula one season on Sunday when he finished eighth in the championship-ending Abu Dhabi GP.
Rugby League
Benny backs Boyd to scale new heights
Phil Lutton 1:05 AM Wayne Bennett believes the newest Broncos signing can take his game to new heights on the field.
Issue not as black and white as it should be
Andrew Webster 1:05 AM The howls for clear cut punishments when it comes to domestic violence is impossible.
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Kiwi Waldrom lines up Wallabies
Duncan Johnstone 7:36 AM England have recalled NZ No 8 Thomas Waldrom for their final test of the year against Australia.
Wallabies hit all-time low
7:32 AM World rugby rankings are out and the ABs are on top, while Australia slump under their new coach.
Next stop, the world
Matt Murnane 6:42 PM If there is anyone in sport as young, as influential and, now, as rich as New Zealand golf sensation Lydia Ko, then tip your hat to them. They are doing very well for themselves.
Herbert into Open with longest drive
Michael Chammas 11:55 PM A double bogey on the final hole of the Australian Masters on Sunday cost amateur Lucas Herbert direct qualification into the Australian Open, but an 11-hour drive from Melbourne reignited his dream.
Federer seals first Swiss Davis Cup title
Julien Pretot 7:55 AM Roger Federer produced a vintage performance to crush Richard Gasquet 6-4 6-2 6-2 and seal Switzerland's maiden Davis Cup title with a 3-1 win over hosts France on Sunday.
Newcombe Medal race wide open
Darren Walton The Newcombe Medal is anyone's as Australia's four leading tennis players vie for the sport's highest individual honour on Monday night.
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Estonian Princess primed for crowning
Adam Pengilly Scott Aspery went a long way to learn Estonian Princess does not handle Sandown.
Beautide firms as favourite after miracle draw
Adam Pengilly Defending Miracle Mile champion Beautide has shortened considerably in his bid to win the race in consecutive years after drawing ideally in barrier three for Saturday night's $750,000 Grand Circuit event.
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Patriots rout Lions, new dad scores in NFL
6:07 PM Tom Brady sparked the New England Patriots to their seventh consecutive victory in a 34-9 rout of Detroit on Sunday, while Indianapolis receiver T.Y. Hilton scored a touchdown for his newborn daughter.
NFL live blog: Week 12
Matt Bungard 3:52 PM Both of last year's Super Bowl participants are in action in some huge late afternoon games in Week 12 of the NFL.
Mongolian Hakuho equals sumo record
SUMO WRESTLING Mongolian Hakuho tied sumo legend Taiho's record of 32 Emperor's Cup wins to send shockwaves through the ancient sport.
Melbourne United hang tough
Roy Ward BASKETBALL Melbourne United show toughness to match their talent in a stirring 91-76 win over reigning NBL champions Perth.
How the Boomerangs came back
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Cahill v Japan and other great lone hands
The adulation was coming in thick and fast on Twitter. "Japan 2 Cahill 1," one tweeter mused.
Bombers look to Lloyd to boost image
The Bombers on Friday announced an appointment they should have made years ago.
Soccer gets in touch with its grassroots
SOCCER Frank Lowy made an impassioned plea not to desert the game.
Pakistan: now you see them, now you don't
CRICKET I'd like to think that what Waqar is watching on his laptop is Game of Thrones.
Tense wait for Hird
James Hird will now wait for the Federal Court judges to hand down their ruling.
Swiss footballer faces court over tackle
FC Zurich launches legal action after midfielder was injured in a horror tackle.
Victory held to a draw
Melbourne Victory come from two goals down to secure a draw against the Newcastle Jets.
Cahill makes the cut
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Louisville got some revenge against Notre Dame last Saturday, winning 73-57 one month after a 104-101 defeat in five overtimes at South Bend. It was the longest regular-season game in Big East history and maybe the most exciting contest in the country all season. It also was the only loss in the last 12 games for the Cardinals, the defending tournament champion.
Five of the last seven and six of the past nine matchups between Notre Dame and Louisville have gone to overtime. The Fighting Irish (25-8) reached the Big East semifinals for the fourth straight year, but they've never been to the championship game. The last two times the road ended against - who else? - Louisville.
"Here we go again," Brey said Thursday night after the sixth-seeded Irish held off Marquette. "When the games have been in overtime, that's when we've gotten our wins. When they've won, they've usually thumped us. I hope it's overtime. They're really good. We just played them last Saturday, and they're playing with a great rhythm, and it comes down to taking care of the ball."
Second-seeded Louisville (27-5) smothered Villanova 74-55, forcing the seventh-seeded Wildcats (20-13) into 25 unsightly turnovers. Russ Smith scored 28 points in a bittersweet homecoming, hours after the death of his esteemed high school coach.
Back home in New York, Smith received sad news early in the day about Jack Curran, the longtime coaching great at Archbishop Molloy High School, who died Thursday at 82. He was among the nation's winningest prep coaches in basketball and baseball.
"It was really hard for me for about 45 minutes when I was on the bus crying and stuff," Smith said. "It was almost heartbreaking to think about it.
"Today was definitely Coach Curran day for me, and it will be the rest of my life," he added. "I'm going to miss him. He was everything to me, and to my mom, my family. He treated everyone with respect. He taught me a lot of things."
Louisville coach Rick Pitino huddled his players after their morning shootaround and informed them of Curran's death, then led the team in a prayer.
"Russ had a heavy heart tonight," said Pitino, who also called Curran a good friend. "I just told Russ we have to play this tournament and the NCAAs for Coach Curran."
No. 4 Louisville has won eight straight games - seven by at least 14 points.
After the game, the Cardinals received a surprise visit from President Bill Clinton. A longtime basketball fan, he and Pitino have been friendly since Pitino was at Kentucky and introduced Clinton on campus.
"We got the chance to take a lot of pictures. It was a big treat for our guys," Pitino said. "It was a lot of fun. ... He was just telling a lot of stories."
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1 » With Josh McDaniels ousted as Denver Broncos head coach, questions immediately sprung up about how secure quarterback Tim Tebow, one of the team's first-round draft pick last season, could feel about his future in Mile High. Assurances appeared to have been given upon the hiring of head coach John Fox, a man who praised Tebow in the past, that he would have every opportunity to win the starting job and prove he was the man to lead Denver from this point forward.
However, a report by the NFL Network's Michael Lombardi paints a different picture of the Broncos' stance on Tebow. "Most members of the Broncos who were there when the Tebow pick was made are looking to distance themselves from the choice, which is a classic way for things to operate in the NFL," Lombardi writes. He continues, "So Tebow is a man without much support in Denver, making quarterback a huge need."
2 » As OGGOA reported late Monday, the Minnesota Timberwolves decided to send former Florida Gators forward Corey Brewer to the New York Knicks in a side deal latched on to New York's trade with the Denver Nuggets for F Carmelo Anthony. Our immediate reaction was positive, that Brewer would be given a fresh start in a system where he could thrive and actually contribute a quality the team doesn't have – defense.
However, multiple reports surfaced Tuesday that the Knicks may not end up hanging on to Brewer and could trade him once again before the NBA's trade deadline passes on Thursday. "From what I'm told neither Brewer nor the first round pick may remain in the Knicks' possession beyond Thursday's trade deadline," Newsday's Alan Hahn wrote, "but what either could be used for remains unknown."
For now, Brewer remains in limbo even as his former teammates praise him. "It's all a part of it," Minnesota head coach Kurt Rambis said of the situation, according to the Minneapolis StarTribune. "You have the basketball side of the NBA and the business side of the NBA. This is part of the business side of things. It's an absolutely horrible spot [for Brewer] to be in. It's something that has weighed on his mind for a while now. You could just see it. It's awful that that's what happens to guys in this league. But, again, that's a part of the business side of it."


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Dyess AFB crew chief arrested for alleged continuous sexual abuse of child
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A Dyess Air Force Base crew chief was arrested Tuesday for allegedly sexually abusing a child for several months.
Abilene police executed a search warrant at the home of 28-year-old Steven Bennett in south Abilene Tuesday night. According to police, 50 pieces of evidence were found in Bennett's home that corroborated the allegations.
The alleged victim is under the age of 14 and was assaulted multiple times over several months, the police report said. Officers interviewed Bennett at the Taylor County Law Enforcement Center and said he also corroborated the victim's allegations.
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SUSPENSE: Swede's trilogy a Buzz-worthy page-turner
If there was any doubt after last December's The Game, the second and third books of Anders de la Motte's stunning, one-step-beyond debut trilogy confirm his status as a master manipulator.
With Buzz and Bubble (both HarperCollins, 320 pages, $18), the former Swedish cop and security expert for Fortune 500 companies doubles down on the alt-reality trials of Henrik (HP) Petterson, a charming slacker with delusions of fame and fortune. Recruited by a mysterious group that taps society's disaffected for increasingly sinister "assignments," with shared viewings, ratings and rewards, HP soon comes into conflict with his sister Rebecca, who heads a Swedish police bodyguard unit for politicos.
Buzz finds HP anonymously and comfortably ensconced in Turkey after escaping the Game 14 months earlier. But has he? Paranoid that the Game is still manipulating (or at least monitoring) his life -- especially after he's suspected of murdering a comely IT millionaire in Dubai -- HP infiltrates a Swedish social-media marketing firm to find out how and why he was framed. But it's the tightly wound Rebecca's restless personal demons that drive the book's relentless pace, with an online stalker sabotaging her career in a manner that smacks of the Game.
A year later in Bubble, an increasingly paranoid HP is in hiding from both the law and the Game, while Rebecca is on leave from her police job, working for an IT company and even more depressed and full of self-doubt. Deciding to make one final effort to expose the insidious Game Master, HP discovers more secrets with links to massive personal-data collection, his own father and even a royal Swedish wedding.
Both books start slowly but soon crank up to breakneck speed, pounding down to quite an unpredictable cliffhanger in Buzz and an even more unforeseen finale in Bubble, where reality and self-delusion mix deliciously.
Employing alternating, sometimes-jangly narratives, de la Motte builds cat-and-mouse connections between the parallel HP and Rebecca storylines that both infuriate and compel.
With themes ranging from family allegiances and values to how manipulation of Internet content threatens the perception of truth in the digital world, the Game Trilogy is a disconcerting, thought-provoking thrill-ride.
In Ukraine's genocidal famine years, a budding Stalinist "pioneer" informs on her own father and other villagers, and is in turn betrayed by her jealous sister.
Eight decades later, a young refugee, convicted of trying to kill her abusive Danish fiancé after fleeing the murder of her journalist husband in Kiev, escapes custody in a frantic bid to reunite with her ailing daughter. Now, someone is trying to kill both of them, and only a Danish Red Cross nurse, a skeptical Danish cop and the mother's own fierce love for her child stand in the way.
At first blush, it might be tempting to conclude that Death of a Nightingale (Soho, 368 pages, $27) is a bleak feminist tract written by women, about women and for women. That would be a big mistake.
True, this is a wince-inducing tale of four women and a young girl linked by generations of brutality, suffering, jealousy, betrayal and greed, conveyed with unremitting Scandinavian grimness by the Danish writing duo of Lene Kaaberbol and Agnete Friis. But it's also a first-rate literary mystery that never forgets that the story comes first.
Harrowing and moving, it's one that will stay with you.
Associate Editor John Sullivan runs the Free Press Autos, Homes and Travel sections and specialty websites.
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition February 8, 2014 G6
Updated on Saturday, February 8, 2014 at 8:39 AM CST: Tweaks formatting.
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Province to perk up its parks
Users will pay more for it, minister says
The Selinger government laid out plans Friday to modernize Manitoba's provincial parks, but park users -- particularly cottagers -- will have to pay a bigger share of the cost.
Conservation and Water Stewardship Minister Gord Mackintosh said despite recent investments, the province's park infrastructure and services are largely out of date.
"It's largely the '60s and '70s out there in our parks, still," he told a news conference at which he unveiled details of a park-development strategy through 2020.
Huge back-to-back budget deficits have caused the NDP government to scale down what had been an even more ambitious plan.
The government will still spend $100 million on the strategy, but the improvements will be spread over eight years instead of five. And at least one much-touted project -- the construction of an observation tower and interpretive centre at Duff Roblin Provincial Park at St. Norbert -- has been delayed at least four years.
"Manitobans tell us they want better parks, but they also tell us to skinny the size of government. And we know we have to balance the books," Mackintosh said Friday.
The government's plan includes more yurts, Wi-Fi-equipped campgrounds, campsites with electricity and dozens of new park washrooms and showers. It also includes big-ticket items such as road improvements, waste-water treatment plants and the redevelopment of flood-ravaged Spruce Woods Provincial Park.
Everyone who will use the park, from cottage dwellers and campers to mining companies and oil drillers (there are six operating wells in Turtle Mountain Provincial Park, can expect to pay more. For more than 6,000 cottage owners in Manitoba parks, rentals and service fees will rise an average of $2,000 over the next 10 years. Park cottagers now pay about 38 per cent of the cost of services provided and not nearly as much as cottagers at Riding Mountain National Park or cottage owners outside parks, Mackintosh said.
"A cottager in the Whiteshell, for example, pays about $2,300 less a year than the cottager just across the lake or down the road in the municipality," he said.
Joe Mudry, who has had a cottage at Hecla/Grindstone park for three decades, said he's not opposed to an increase in fees as long as services are improved.
"If I compare the kind of services we get at Grindstone to, say, Falcon Lake... and even Hecla proper, there's no comparison. We get no services," he said.
Currently, user fees of all types cover just 28 per cent of the cost of operating Manitoba's 86 provincial parks. The province is shooting for a 50-50 split in revenue from park users and taxpayers. "We need some taxpayer relief regarding park services, and we all need to pay our fair share," Mackintosh said.
The NDP government will encourage more involvement in parks by the private sector and non-profit organizations. Private-sector partnerships will be explored to expand and improve park trails and provide outdoor adventure opportunities such as rock-climbing, canoeing, kayaking, whitewater rafting, zip-lining, pedal boats and cycling in select provincial parks.
Pressing government budget problems will likely mean service reductions in the near future, Mackintosh warned.
The cuts will be announced in next month's budget. "We may have to have some skinnier interpretive programming for a couple of years," he said, citing one area under review.
Improvements package to cost $100M over eight years; rental, camping fees going up
Park users -- be they cottagers, campers, visitors or mine operators -- face higher fees.
Cottage owners within parks will pay $2,000, on average, in additional rental costs and fees during the next 10 years.
Camping fees this year in Manitoba will rise to between $11.55 and $28.35 per night from $10.50 to $26.25 per night. The cost of a park pass will rise to $40 from $30.
The province, facing an ongoing cash crunch, will carry out $100 million in improvements over eight years, not five as previously envisioned. Big-ticket items include $20 million to redevelop flood-ravaged Spruce Woods and St. Ambrose provincial parks, $20 million for more drinking-water facilities and improved roads and $20 million for new waste-water treatment plants to protect Lake Winnipeg.
Redevelopment and expansion of amenities at Spruce Woods Provincial Park will include additional camping spots with electricity, new campground office and showers. The lower campground that was washed out in the 2011 flood will be rehabilitated.
New park services and amenities will include: expanding wireless Internet service to Falcon Lake and Birds Hill campgrounds; enhanced trails, more bike rentals, more playground structures, dozens of new washroom and shower buildings and the upgrade of campsites to electrical service in Whiteshell, Hecla/Grindstone and Duck Mountain parks, among others.
Entry to provincial parks will be free each February to encourage more use of the parks in winter.
The province will seek the sponsorship of corporations and not-for-profit organizations to help upgrade trails and recreation facilities.
It will also explore opportunities with sponsors to provide transportation for Winnipeggers to Birds Hill park.
New cottage-lot subdivisions will be unveiled.
Road upgrades will occur at Hecla-Grindstone, St. Malo, Whiteshell and Assessippi parks.
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Ryan Ferguson's attorney, Kathleen Zellner filed a civil suit against several investigators involved in the 2001 murder of sports editor Kent Heitholt.
It was filed Monday, on the tenth anniversary of Ferguson's arrest.
The suit named the city of Columbia, Boone County, former Boone County prosecutor Kevin Crane, former Columbia Police Chief Randy Boehm, and six Columbia police detectives.
Ferguson and Zellner asked for $75 million in actual damages, $25 million in punitive damages, according to the 50 page document.
"I think that puts taxpayers in a bad situation and they didn't create that situation," Ferguson's father Bill told ABC 17 News on Tuesday. "(Former prosecutor) Kevin Crane created the situation, he's the one who should be responsible."
ABC 17 News has reached out to Crane's office, the city of Columbia law office and former police chief Randy Boehm. Boehm responded noting that he could not comment on pending litigation.
"They're looking ultimately to the deep pockets and the deep pockets would be the city and county," said University of Missouri law professor Rodney Uphoff Tuesday. "That's probably their biggest hurdle."
Documents showed the lawsuit "seeks to hold accountable the named defendants for their abuse of power in manipulating our justice system to convict Ryan, an innocent man, and in so doing ensure freedom for a guilty man, the real murderer of Kent Heitholt."
Nine counts mentioned in the lawsuit range from defamation (by Boehm and Crane) to reckless failure to investigate to false arrest.
The documents also brought to light some previously unreleased evidence from the crime scene. For the first time publicly, Ferguson and Zellner explicitly state that former sports writer Michael Boyd was the last person at the crime scene, despite never being considered a person of interest.
"Part of their complaint alleges that (Charles) Erickson was essentially tricked - based on fabricated information - into pleading guilty," said Uphoff. "I think that's going to be very difficult (to prove)."
Erickson was serving time in prison for his 2004 admission to the murder of Heitholt. After his release in November, Ferguson said he would work to get Erickson out of prison, too, because he believed he was also innocent. His father echoed that on Tuesday.
"I think (this lawsuit) will go a long way to freeing him," said Bill Ferguson.
"If I represented Charles Erickson, I would be very happy that this lawsuit was brought," said Uphoff. "It does create the possibility of discovering information that may aid Erickson."
Ferguson was released from the Jefferson City Correctional Center last November after the Missouri Court of Appeals Western District vacated his conviction.
He was sentenced in 2004 to 40 years in prison for the October 2001 murder of Columbia Daily Tribune sports editor Kent Heitholt. The Attorney General dismissed the charges against Ferguson on November 12, 2013.
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