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According to a staffer for the film, Ameer Youssef, extras are needed for a large scene during August. The staffer said more men are needed than women.
"It's a 7 a.m. call, and a long day, but it should be fun," Youssef said.
Also needed are stand-ins for the film's two main actors for the next four weeks. The casting calls for a female between 18 and 25 years old, slender, with dark hair, standing around 5 feet 6 inches. The male stand-in should be between 18 and 25, skinny, with dark hair, and standing around 5 feet 9 inches. The stand-ins must be at least 18 years old.
Extras and stand-ins will not be paid, but will have access to lunch and other craft services. Email Youssef at firstname.lastname@example.com for additional details on the shoot, including specific locations.
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As obesity and depression become increasing concerns, health professionals are making fitness and the outdoors focal points of patient prescriptions. This has created a platform for recreation agencies to effectively guide communities in a healthy direction.
There are many fitness profiles; some people prefer fitness classes, others want a fully equipped gym, while still more choose to exercise outside. As recreation professionals plan for each season, it is important to take into consideration the reasons why individuals are motivated to become more active and the types of activities they will pursue. Recreation professionals need to look at the underserved demographics in their communities, striving to bring new faces into their parks and get families moving together.
Implementing new programs can pose challenges for agencies, especially if there is no way to speculate participation numbers and the overall success of a program. From the consumer standpoint, jumping into something new can be intimidating and may pose a financial risk. Keeping operating costs low is a benefit to the agency and will help to provide free and low-cost programs for the community.
Palisade, Colorado, is an agricultural community of 3,000, surrounded by vast desert and alpine country with more than 300 miles of trails and open space. The demographics are composed of families on fixed incomes, farmers, wine makers, migrant workers and many retired individuals with disposable income.
As a young recreation department, determining the needs of the community has been a trial-and-error process. Without knowing which programs would be successful, it was important that programs were low-risk in order to run them multiple times to build interest without causing major debts to the budget. Palisade is known for a variety of special events; with access to a large audience, it is easy to introduce active components that naturally complement the event. Some examples include guided hikes and yoga offered during the Palisade Bluegrass and Roots Festival, old-fashioned games added to the annual Town Council ice-cream social, activity demos at the farmers' market, and simple obstacle courses set up for youth after school. Other agencies might consider including a mini sports challenge as part of a special event, such as a pitching competition or hoops challenge. Showcasing these activities during special events has helped the department to determine which activities can stand alone as programs.
Simplicity is another key component when working to keep the cost low for agencies and consumers. Beginner and 101 programs are appealing to adults, allowing participants the opportunity to test the waters with little risk involved. Each summer, Palisade Recreation partners with the local bike shop to offer introductory paddleboard classes on the ponds in Riverbend Park. The same instructors have offered rafting 101 classes and charged the town nominal fees to offer evening float trips. REI offered free snowshoe demos, which has since developed into a regular winter program. Running has become popular, and many people who are getting into better shape set goals to run a 5K race. Palisade recently offered a "train for a 5K" program, an eight-week class preparing participants to run in a race put on by nearby Grand Junction Parks and Recreation.
In efforts to increase attendance at fitness classes and recreation programs, "do it on your own" programs have been offered as well. For these programs, registration was free to participants, who were encouraged to track their steps or were given points for attendance at active programs. Participants earning a certain number of points in one month were eligible for prizes. Other agencies in Colorado have challenged their recreation users to swim, bike or run "across the state" or "climb a Colorado 14er" (a mountain taller than 14,000 feet) by attaining 14,000 steps in a day.
Families were encouraged to get active together through a weekly Family Fun Night, featuring games such as volleyball, dodgeball, kickball, capture the flag, ghosts in the graveyard and water games. Some parents commented that with limited time together as a family, they would opt for something they could all physically benefit from. Youngsters and their parents gather for evening bike rides in the summer, and during the week of Thanksgiving, Palisade Recreation hosts a bike ride for a canned-food drive.
In efforts to target a different interest group, Palisade Recreation teams up with a local radio station to host seasonal geocache events. The events are free and held for a few hours on a Saturday. People of all skill levels come out to hunt for event specific caches. Experts attending the event are willing to help newcomers navigate their GPS units and teach them tricks of the trade. Geocaching is a great family activity — by the end of the event, participants have easily walked one to three miles, and some teens have even claimed they felt "tricked" into outdoor fun. Programs integrating technology are also great ways to promote intergenerational participation, encouraging a grandparent and grandchild to spend time together, and many times the grandparent gains further understanding of tech devices. Recreation programmers could also offer scavenger hunts using digital cameras or smartphones. Scavenger hunts can be very beneficial to downtown businesses, which in turn could help drum up prizes and financial support.
Another great way to get communities active is by creating interest groups, which might meet weekly or monthly. Palisade has a very successful hiking group that meets most Mondays to hike all over the Grand Valley for a small fee. Through the community garden, there is a monthly lecture on a gardening topic, drawing in novices and experts alike. Riverbend Park is heavily used for a variety of interest groups, such as bird watchers, star gazers, dog lovers and disc golfers. Palisade Recreation frequently partners with local organizations to offer free clinics for various interest groups.
Offering a variety of ways to get active has helped Palisade Recreation draw in new participants and expand the skillsets of repeat users.
Sarah Martsolf-Brooks is the Recreation and Events Coordinator for the Town of Palisade, Colorado.
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Written on: 10/10/2014 by foot88 (1 review written)
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Written on: 09/10/2014
I obtained great seats as a last minute booking decision for my Daughter,(as a surprise gift). I found your site, and managed to book two front row seats the afternoon of the Justin Timberlake concert. When it looked as though it was impossible to obtain tickets to this sold out event. Thanks, as she had a fantastic night out… Read Full ReviewVisit viagogo.co.uk
Written on: 08/10/2014 by jade2909 (1 review written)
I bought my boyfriend and 10 year son two Barcelona Fc tickets for £135 as a birthday present for my son. The tickets hadn't arrived two days before they were due to fly to Barcelona, then I was informed the tickets had to be collected from a hotel in Barcelona prior to the match. When they arrived at the hotel they were told to lie about where they had got the tickets, which were two season tickets "Say they belong to a friend" were the Viagogo workers exact words. They got to the stadium… Read Full ReviewVisit viagogo.co.uk
Written on: 08/10/2014
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Written on: 01/11/2014
Yes having paid twice as much as the tickets are worth for mine, and being stuck at the back of an arena when I actually booked in May to get good seats, thats pretty much their reasoning with me. "Well you have tickets to gain access to the venue". Yes, thats great, but I could have booked the tickets I have at half the cost about 3 weeks ago if I didn't want to see much.....
Written on: 02/10/2014 by ctj45 (1 review written)
We were going to be in Cologne for 5 days and were looking for a soccer game of good standard that was nearby. We found that Bayer Leverkusen were playing at home. The game was listed for a Tuesday night but not confirmed. We learnt later that this was pretty standard as it depended on lots of other fixture issues, but I was reluctant to buy tickets that were not confirmed as it may have been when we had other commitments. We kept an eye on viagogo and saw the final date was the Wednesday… Read Full ReviewVisit viagogo.co.uk
Written on: 30/09/2014 by McMillankv476 (1 review written)
Just send my tickets. 200 hundred quid paid, promised by courier. Still waiting… Read Full ReviewVisit viagogo.co.uk
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Written on: 29/09/2014 by Hopperho495 (1 review written)
I wanted tix to a Yankees game when visiting New York from Australia. I received tix months before we left and they were fantastic tickets. I did not have any concerns at all and would use viagogo again. As an extra bonus it was Derek Jeters last home game so atmosphere was amazing… Read Full ReviewVisit viagogo.co.uk
Written on: 24/09/2014 by SimonSaysListen (1 review written)
Be careful selling your spare tickets on Viagogo, they have (and have used in my case) a loophole in their terms and conditions which allows them to make an arbitrary deduction from your payment WITHOUT consulting you in advance. This was due to an honest mistake on my part in the ticket listing. I was already selling the spare tickets at below cost price and am now nursing even bigger losses. And remember, whether you are a buyer or seller, Viagogo moved to Switzerland a few years ago to… Read Full ReviewVisit viagogo.co.uk
Written on: 25/09/2014
I notice you posted the same review on Trustpilot, and Viagogo replied to you explaining that because you had not listed the tickets as "restricted view" (as printed on the ticket) they had offered the buyer a £10 on each ticket.
Sounds fair to me.
Written on: 25/09/2014
The issue here was that they didn't contact me to discuss it before taking this action. It came as a complete surprise that they deducted money from the payment a week after the event and two weeks after agreeing this with the buyer. These tickets were sold at a 25% discount to the face value even before viagogo's deduction. They also blatantly lied to me when I asked a different question about this transaction. Viagogo are dishonest.
Written on: 25/09/2014
..but it's all laid out very clearly in the Terms & Conditions. The seller has to provide the exact tickets listed.
The decision to sell them at 25% below face value was yours, not Viagogo's. I don't think it is unreasonable of the the buyer to ask for an extra discount when they didn't receive the tickets they were expecting. I think you have to commend Viagogo for keeping their guarantee promise to the buyer, and don't understand why you expect them to pay for your mistake.
By the way, you are correct in stating that Viagogo is now a Swiss company - but Switzerland is not exactly a 3rd world lawless country! Their consumer laws are far more stringent than those in the UK.
Written on: 25/09/2014
I wasn't expecting them to pay for my mistake. But it's reasonable to expect them to communicate fully, openly and honestly regarding an issue that the buyer raised. And not to blatantly lie about it when I asked them a straight question.
Regarding Swiss law, yes, what you say is true. But enforcing consumer issues from the UK with a Swiss company is impractical and costly. Why would a company operating in the UK move to Switzerland? Two reasons: to avoid UK tax on their UK business operations and to avoid UK regulation on their UK business operations.
Written on: 25/09/2014
I have no idea what question you asked them, or what their answer was so I cannot possibly comment.
They had no reason to inform you that they were deducting any money from you as it so clearly laid out in their Ts & Cs.
They still have a physical presence in the UK in the form of a fully-manned office, and they operate fully within UK laws.
I understand their main reason for relocating to Switzerland was to avoid a Supreme Court Judgement that was forcing them to name the sellers of Ruby Union tickets. I am sure most sellers would prefer to remain anonymous.
Ofcourse they pay tax on their UK business operations.
Written on: 25/09/2014
Viagogo do not operate fully within UK laws - as you stated, they left the UK to avoid a UK Court Judgement - that is not operating fully within UK laws, but a deliberate and intentional act to avoid compliance with UK law and a UK court.
Viagogo terms and conditions are a contract between the buyer or seller and their Swiss company, "viagogo AG" not a UK company or office.
Their terms and conditions state: "Governing Law. This Agreement shall be governed by and interpreted in accordance with the Swiss laws. You consent to the exclusive personal jurisdiction and venue of Swiss courts. viagogo AG is registered in Switzerland, Company No. CH-270.3.014.628-0 with the registered address: viagogo AG, Rue de Lyon 109, 1203 Geneva, Switzerland".
Viagogo operate under Swiss law, not UK law, but they are operating in the UK. This makes them practically untouchable to the average UK consumer who is effectively unable to take legal action in Switzerland.
Viagogo's customer service centre is based in Switzerland, not in the UK with a Swiss phone number and Swiss staff.
Viagogo operate a very shady business as detailed in a Channel 4 Dispatches programme which Viagogo unsuccessfully attempted to have gagged in court.
Do you Andiamo work for Viagogo or are you affiliated with them in anyway?
Written on: 25/09/2014
No, I do not work for Viagogo. The only affiliation I have with them is the fact that I have bought the odd pair of tickets from them in the past.
It's very easy to find Viagogo's London address and telephone number - sadly reviewcentre won't allow me to post them here, but a quick trawl of the internet will reveal them to you.
They provide a platform for others to buy and sell tickets. Nothing shady at all. Everything on their website is very clear, including the face value of the tickets and the fact that they buyer may be paying more or less than that.
I really don't understand why you would be taking them to a UK court. They haven't done anything wrong. There was no "loophole" as you mentioned. You made a mistake and were charged for it according to the Ts & Cs on the website. That may be an irritation for you, but it certainly is not a crime on Viagogo's part.
Written on: 23/09/2014 by JayvionRomero479 (1 review written)
I wanted to go to Robbie Williams but concerts were sold out. I found via gogo and bought 2 tickets. They were more than face value but I didn't care. I was a little nervous entering the venue worried my tickets may have been duplicates, but no all good. It was a legitimate transaction and I got to experience the best concert of my life to date. Thank you Viagogo :)… Read Full ReviewVisit viagogo.co.uk
Written on: 07/09/2014 by JadenMcNamara428 (1 review written)
we could not get tickets here in New Zealand went to Viagogo and got what we wanted with no problems tickets where sent to us early and we where very happy THANKS… Read Full ReviewVisit viagogo.co.uk
Written on: 05/09/2014
We saved thousands on this event because I purchased a week before release flights , accommodation was rock bottom also tickets ended up cheaper through this company well pleased will use every time now !!!… Read Full ReviewVisit viagogo.co.uk
Written on: 03/09/2014 by Daleyia53 (1 review written)
Fantastic seats right near the stage excellent service will defiantly use you again … Read Full ReviewVisit viagogo.co.uk
Written on: 31/08/2014 by annoyediom (1 review written)
Ordered 2 tickets for the Edinburgh Military Tattoo : website stated tickets available at £85, which would have a face value of between £25-£60. When we collected the tickets on the night of the Tattoo, they had a face value of £25 ...and we'd paid £85 !! That was before we added handling, booking fee, VAT etc bringing in a total of £203. When we contacted Viagogo they told us that they are only the agents and not the ticket sellers, so someone is making a rip off profit. We have bought… Read Full ReviewVisit viagogo.co.uk
Written on: 29/08/2014
I was a bit apprehensive when I bought two excellent seats to a Dylan concern in Melbourne but they got me into the venue without any problems… Read Full ReviewVisit viagogo.co.uk
Written on: 22/08/2014 by efClarke249 (1 review written)
I have made several attempts to purchase tickets from them. They show tickets listed, then once you go through the trouble of entering all of your information(including credit card info) they send an email later saying they are cancelling the request. They will however charge your credit card(they say they will do an immediate refund). I bought tickets yesterday, received an email today saying they were cancelling my request, but the tickets are still listed on their website today. If they… Read Full ReviewVisit viagogo.co.uk
Written on: 22/08/2014
Seat numbers are not listed on Viagogo's site, so the tickets you see listed in the block and row you tried to buy may be different tickets, listed by a different person.
Written on: 20/08/2014 by kaleesi (1 review written)
i bought through internet 2 tickets to Mr Plant concert in Malaga Spain for 29th july, it was cancelled !! viagogo havnt recieved my money back!? i dont recomend viaggo at all… Read Full ReviewVisit viagogo.co.uk
Written on: 16/08/2014 by mpFowler336 (1 review written)
PROS : EASY TO BOOK, QUICK TO RECEIVED TICKETS, QUICK TO REFUND WHEN CONCERT WAS CANCELLED. CONS : EXPENSIVE TICKETS… Read Full ReviewVisit viagogo.co.uk
Written on: 16/08/2014 by FinneganCooper (1 review written)
I bought tickets 9 months ago for ant and dec, total price paid was £163 tickets received today had face value of £25!!!!!!! I feel I have been robbed. The customer service representative obviously has a script of "sorry but our website says....." In none cof my emails following the sale does it state that I paid £65 for £25 tickets!!, whilst there may be information on the "marketplace" it is not clear in the process or on final purchase what you have paid for .......I thought I had £65… Read Full ReviewVisit viagogo.co.uk
Written on: 16/08/2014
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General Notes
You are buying tickets from a third party, viagogo is not the ticket seller.
Ticket prices are set by the seller and may be above or below face value.
All events and times are subject to change, it is up to you to check local listings for any updates.
All sales are final.
Face Value: 28.00 - 45.00 GBP
Just copied the above from the listing page of Ant & Dec tickets on Viagogo. The same message is on every listing page.
Don't think it could be any clearer!
Written on: 14/08/2014 by scottls (1 review written)
I purchased tickets for the Queen Adam Lambert Concert in Melbourne, Australia. I paid $179.00 per ticket plus booking and others fees totalling $64.55. When the tickets arrived they had a face value of $99.00 with a viewing restriction. Viagogo did not respond to my initial email rather sent a generic survey email which provided no ability to give negative feedback or pursue my issues. The contact numbers provided for the Viagogo Sydney and Melbourne offices were disconnected. Viagogo… Read Full ReviewVisit viagogo.co.uk
Written on: 01/11/2014
I wish I had done that now, I paid for my tickets via debit card. People can argue all they want, I know they add something to the price when they are block selling tickets they buy from other ticket vending sites, but having the option to select a part of a venue, and booking it, then finding out the tickets you paid a ridiculous price for are worth half that much and miles back from the area you selected is bad, no matter how many lines of their website nonsense people quote at me.
Written on: 09/08/2014 by Davis415 (1 review written)
If you think you have missed buying tickets for a concert visit Viagogo and I am sure they would have them, don't miss out ever again… Read Full ReviewVisit viagogo.co.uk
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Keep the bugs out—and have fun doing it
Warm weather in Michigan brings flies—even to a relatively spotless clinic like ours. So I've started a contest to help the whole team have fun keeping bugs out.
I hung a large board on the wall with team members' names on it, and gave them each a glue stick. When they kill a fly, they glue it to the board. (And, yes, they wash their hands after every kill!) The winner at the end of the contest gets $1 per fly.
I know it sounds gross, but flies were a real problem. This goofy contest had my staff laughing and watching for flies all day every day.—Donna Bauman, CVPM, practice manager, Ottawa Animal Hospital, Holland, Mich.
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We are taking a break for the 2014 year and gearing up for The Southern Utah Educators Conference when we will be heading "Back to SUECON" in November 2015! Great Scott! Are you as excited as we are? You should be because it is going to be EPIC! . . . .
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The Hunt (2013)
Critics Consensus: Anchored by Mads Mikkelsen's sympathetic performance, The Hunt asks difficult questions with the courage to pursue answers head on.
Critics Consensus: Anchored by Mads Mikkelsen's sympathetic performance, The Hunt asks difficult questions with the courage to pursue answers head on.
Movie Info
Mads Mikkelsen (NBC's Hannibal, A ROYAL AFFAIR, CASINO ROYALE) won the Best Actor Award at the 2012 Cannes Film Festival for his penetrating portrayal of Lucas, a former school teacher who has been forced to start over having overcome a tough divorce and the loss of his job. Just as things are starting to go his way, his life is shattered when an untruthful remark throws his small community into a collective state of hysteria. As the lie spreads, Lucas is forced to fight a lonely fight for his life and dignity. (c) Magnolia … More
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- Drama
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- Written By:
- Thomas Vinterberg , Tobias Lindholm
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You leave The Hunt unsettled in the best sense. Its images and implications are likely to stay in your head a long time.
The Hunt's inexorability feels derived more from thematic or ideological concerns than any organic necessity.
Thomas Vinterberg's The Hunt conveys the sinister swirl of persecution more vividly than any film I can remember.
Through it all, we see an idyllic-looking community, where glorious fall colors fade into twinkling December snow - a pretty frame for a terrifying story of a modern-day witch hunt.
Vinterberg orchestrates the material impressively, increasing tension little by little until it becomes overwhelming.
The Hunt is an extremely effective, skilfully put together psychological thriller, whose only tools are human character traits.
Engrossing, profoundly disturbing psychological drama - with a devastating conclusion.
A profoundly important subject--the "repressed memories" witch-hunts--dramatized superbly with a top-notch cast. Deserves not only best foreign picture of the year award, but best picture period.
Though its theme is hardly a happy subject, this thought-provoking Danish drama on the false accusation of child abuse is nonetheless extra-highly recommended
A sublime performance from Mads Mikkelsen is just one facet of a brilliant and unnerving drama that provides brutal, thought-provoking answers to the tough questions it asks.
It's a maddening, strangely riveting cinematic experience to follow a man wrongly accused of a crime that could stain his name forever ... but there's still something one-note about this near-tragedy. The script, too, seems programmatic.
The acting on all fronts is outstanding, with Mikkelsen holding the centre magnificently as the wronged teacher, his life contaminated by the slow-acting poison of rumour.
This is not a new story. However it's been handled superbly by Vinterberg working with co-screenwriter Tobias Lindholm.
Mikkelsen acts as a superb anchor, making these two hours go by somewhat rapidly. In short, he's the main reason to give this devastating analysis of truth a whirl.
The injustice story might be upsetting but it tells us nothing we don't already know about the horrors from a rush to judgment that turns out wrong.
A nursery school student, angry at her teacher, says something stupid which leads to a witch hunt in a small Danish town. Tension builds inexorably in this intense drama about a teacher accused of sexual misconduct.
This is a serious treatment of what it is to be [accused of a sex crime], and it is much more disturbing than anything in a Hitchcock thriller.
Vinterberg uses a sharp cinematic knife to cut to the core of the matter: that the human heart can never be entirely civilized and, ultimately, each man is alone with his fate.
Thomas Vinterberg ("The Celebration") creates a modern-day "Crucible," a frighteningly plausible examination of how suspicion can spread through otherwise decent people.
Credibly generates suspense and maintains interest, even if one wonders why the filmmakers felt compelled to pursue this particular subject matter for their tale of a wronged man.
... a movie of uncommon power about the evil that well-meaning people commit when given license by what they perceive as atrocity.
Audience Reviews for The Hunt
In the year 2000 a horrible little British tabloid called The News of the World released a list (with pictures) of convicted paedophiles who had failed to sign on the sex offenders register. It is fair to say many of the accompanying photos were not of the greatest quality and lots of innocent people who looked vaguely like them got attacked in the streets. A Doctor who lived locally to me had a brick thrown through the window of his surgery because it had the word Pediatrician on the entrance. People are ignorant. The not so famous as they should be hip-hop duo Dan le Sac vs. Scroobius Pip (check them out) wrote a song called 'Thou shall always kill' that includes the great line "Thou shalt not think any male over the age of 30 that plays with a child that is not their own is a paedophile. Some people are just nice." I agree wholeheartedly. Although I generally don't play with kids that don't belong to me unless I know them, but you catch my drift. Thomas Vinterberg's The Hunt is a frustratingly real film about peoples ignorance, knee-jerk reactions and dangerous gossip. It's frightening to think that this kind of thing happens all the time. It is played out perfectly, well handled and tasteful. Thomas Vinterberg doesn't make many films but when he does they pull no punches. Maybe now Mads Mikkelsen will also get the credit that is well over due. One of the best films of 2013 in my opinion.
Super Reviewer
A teacher is falsely accused of molesting a young girl, his best friend's daughter.
The highlight of this film is the tensely controlled performance by Mads Mikkelsen. He is appropriately morally outraged at times, and his face conveys a forced hope of dignity.
The film moves slowly and could've probably been about twenty minutes shorter without losing much of its effect. The plot unfolds predictably, but it's Mikkelsen who keeps everything interesting.
Overall, this film is strong primarily because of Mikkelsen.
Super Reviewer
A very scary film. Not because it's in the horror or thriller genre, but because it is a potent reminder of how humans can be bigger monsters than any creature you can invent.
In the Danish film "Jagten (The Hunt)" Mads Mikkelsen, who's doing some incredible work on NBC's "Hannibal" is compelling as a man wrongly accused by a young girl of sexual molestation. This likable and responsible adult is viciously ostracized by a town that without reservation believe the accusation. What makes the story even more potent is that the town is filled with former friends and people that have known the main character for his whole life. The accuser is his best friend's young daughter so the difficult situation becomes even more desperate.
"The Hunt" is a punch in the gut emotionally but as a film, it is strongly realized and will stay with you for a while.
Super Reviewer
A phenomenal, unforgettable little film about a kind, loving man (Mads Mikkelsen) who is wrongly accused of pedophilia by one of his students who is in Kindergarten, and how the community goes after him in a mean, violent fashion. Mikklesen, in the performance of the year and the turn of his career, is lights-out in a role that requires a lot from him, namely just convincing the audience that he can pull this character off after playing psychopaths for so many years. He carries the film, and the subject matter is heartbreaking, realistically portrayed, and ultimately very sad. The way the film ends is surprising and fitting given the title of the movie, and Mikkelsen's confused, shaken glare will not leave you quickly. This is a near-masterpiece and one of the finest movies from 2013.More
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The Hunt Quotes
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- The world is full of nastiness, but if we stand by each other it would be ousted.
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My Mom Is A Fob
A blog about Asian moms who say the darnedest things. Okay, maybe I just find this blog particularly funny because my mom really is a fob! And it's a good opportunity to watch those Margaret Cho stand-up clips. "Is he the gay??" is such a classic mom fob line.


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This might be one of the most fun, simple, and outrageous games I've ever played. It only requires two buttons, Z and X, which are for jump and dash respectively. You get three rounds, called wishes. In each round your unicorn runs forward at an increasing speed, starting at a mild trot and quickly progressing to OMGWTF speed. The goal is to acquire the most points throughout the three rounds combined. Earning points is done by surviving over time, collecting fairies, and dashing through stars. Your unicorn can double jump as well, which can be skillfully combined with a dash to double jump again. It's a lot of crazy fun by a crazy team. The background song is a flashback to the ridiculous pop music of the '80s, but it fits perfectly with this barrel of fun.
Dragon Age: Journeys is a flash counterpart to the console Dragon Age titles, which apparently will allow the player to receive special rewards in their console campaign through Journeys' gameplay. It lets you pick some simple character traits, much like its consol counterparts. Then there's a bit of story stuff, followed by combat! The combat is pretty cool, turn-based grid stuff, but pretty fleshed out for a flash game. What else would you expect from Bioware, even if it is a flash game?
Thing-Thing Arena 3 is another edition of the popular Thing-Thing series of flash games. It's my personal choice for time-wasting, since it's really easy to hop into a game, but the entire series pretty much offers the same fun. You control a Rayman-esque character that you can customize a bit. It's your typical enemy wave kind of game, with hordes of other characters coming at you wielding a variety of guns. You start out with just a pistol, but you can also pick up new weapons, most of which have very pleasing effects (the rebound gun is hilarious in a crowded room). The goal is to get as many kills as you can and survive as long as possible. It doesn't really end. There are multiple levels, but they are all fairly similar in gameplay. If this game interests you, I encourage you to try the others in the series, and also to try the Madness Interactive series of games, which offers similar but different gameplay.
There you have it. Next time you've got a computer and ten minutes to kill, you won't be so bored. Hell, you might even find yourself late for your original plans.


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An article entitled "The impact of middle names: Middle name initials enhance evaluations of intellectual performance" in the European Journal of Social Psychology addresses this issue.
The abstract reads:
Middle name initials often appear in formal contexts, especially when people refer to intellectual achievements. On the basis of this common link, the display of middle initials increases positive evaluations of people's intellectual capacities and achievements. We document this effect in seven studies: Middle initials in authors' names increased the evaluation of their writing performance (Study 1), and middle initials increased perceptions of status (Studies 2 and 4). Moreover, the middle initials effect was specific to intellectual performance (Studies 3 and 6), and it was mediated by perceived status (Studies 5–7). Besides supporting our hypotheses, the results of these studies yield important implication for everyday life.
A practical reason of why I use my middle initial is that there are a lot of scientists who publish with the name David Schultz (all in other disciplines, so far!). So, the M. helps distinguish me when you do a web search on my name. Whether or not that makes me seem more impressive, I don't know.
With the publishing industry getting behind ORCID, perhaps this confusion will no longer be a problem. It's not mandatory yet, but eventually having an ORCID number will be like having a social security number.
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My coauthors and I were talking about the responses to the reviewers that we were writing for a paper that was in peer review. Because two of the reviewers raised issues about the same item, my coauthor wrote a thoughtful response to Reviewer #1, then, in response to Reviewer #2, said basically, "See our response to Reviewer #1."
My recommendation is to treat the responses to the reviewers independently. So, if you respond to the point in the first review, then in your response to the second review, don't refer back to the first review. Either duplicate your response for Reviewer 2 or put a single response at the beginning addressed to both reviewers. It's a bit of a courtesy to both reviewers that you reply to them directly (in case the manuscript goes back to them), and it is a bit more convenient for the Editor to see the dialog as it unfolds, rather than having to jump around amongst the reviews and the responses.
Turns out that I'm not the only person dispensing that advice, as I found out from the third coauthor who had encountered a case where a student responding to reviews had been reprimanded for not treating the reviewers independently of another.
I find that many authors call their closing section "Conclusions and discussion", rather than 'Discussion and conclusions". I prefer the latter because, to me, it is logical to first discuss your results in a wider context, and then draw conclusions. However, I also understand why they do it. Usually, they have structured the section such that the conclusions come first, and then they go on to discuss the implications of those conclusions, often in terms of future avenues of research. Sometimes I ask that they consider renaming the section "Conclusions and future perspective", or similar, especially if the discussion in terms of their own results has largely taken place earlier in the paper. However, it is not always that clear cut, and after deliberating about it for longer than I probably should, I often end up leaving the heading as it is. So, what I'm interested to hear from you is, does "Conclusions and discussion" also not quite sit right with you, or do you think it is fairly acceptable and that I should quit worrying over nothing?
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I, too, have noticed this tendency for "Conclusions and discussion". I'm not sure what is behind it. In such a case, I would recommend to the author to use "Conclusion", implying that this section concludes the paper, without reference to what the "Conclusion" section contains. It may contain "conclusions", but it may contain other discussion points, as well.
I like your suggestion for "Conclusions and (future) perspective". That's a good solution, if it works for that particular paper and the author.
I think if you are going to have "Discussion and conclusions" with the discussion first, then you ought to break this up into two sections.
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About a month ago, I had finished reading How Music Works by David Byrne (formerly of Talking Heads). I was always a big fan of the music of Talking Heads and Byrne, and I found his movie True Stories quirky. I am a huge musicophile, as well, and when I saw the book on the shelf in the bookstore, I opened it, and was instantly drawn into it. I bought it that day and couldn't wait to finish the book I had been reading in order to get started on this one.
Given my busy schedule, that I found time to plow through the book in just a few weeks was a testament to how much I enjoyed it. So, besides my highest recommendation for those who are interested in the science of music, simply listening to music, and the history and future of the music industry, you will love what this book can do for your scientific writing.
Why am I touting a book on music on a science communication web site? Because we all could learn a lot from studying Byrne's style of writing. I could hear Byrne reading the book in my head in his unmistakable, quiet voice. Although his voice is reserved, his writing is powerful in its simplicity.
Consider the following paragraph that opens the subsection "Frozen Architecture" (How Music Works, p. 95).
The first sentence of that paragraph is powerful and grabs the reader. Frozen music captured on record animates in the reader's mind. The rest of the paragraph develops that theme, introducing the reader to three examples that support that first sentence. (There is strength in threes!) The next sentence explains why listening to recordings was so important to these musicians. The last sentence in the paragraph summarizes the theme of the paragraph, in a clever, but different, way. Thus, the closing sentence is the perfect stress position of the paragraph. (Read Gopen and Swan's "The Science of Scientific Writing" if you don't know what I am talking about!)
The next paragraph opens, "But learning from records has its limitations," and then develops that theme. And so it goes.
Byrne is an exceptional writer. At no point was I lost trying to follow him, yet he introduced some rather complicated concepts, such as record-company contracts! If he needed to explain a new concept, he defined it, then moved on. In doing so, he brought the readers along.
Consistent with the unembellished style of the prose, the cover exudes simplicity as well, with its sans serif font and simple, meaningful graphic.
These lessons are the same ones that more scientists would benefit from when they write scientific journal articles.
• Clear, concise, and powerful text.
• Examples that support the argument.
• Obvious and engaging topic sentence to each paragraph.
• Clear stress position to each paragraph.
• Legible graphics with sans serif font.
In Eloquent Science (p. 60), Kerry Emanuel describes how he reads well-written literature before writing his own papers, as one way to get away from the boring and poorly written scientific articles we must read on a regular basis. Doing so, helps him raise the level of his writing.
In that vein, I'll recommend How Music Works to help improve your scientific writing.
I'll close this post with the chorus from one of my favorite Talking Heads songs, "Heaven".
Heaven is a place.
A place where nothing.
Nothing ever happens.
Heaven is also reading David Byrne.
I wish I could say this was a joke, but it's part of a real email from BEST Journals to me, asking me to submit my papers to them within the next four days.
Gotcha. I wasn't doing anything anyway.
From: BEST Journals
Subject: Calling for Origianl Papers Aug Edition
Date: August 7, 2014 at 11:24:49 AM GMT+1
Hint to cheesy online journals: If you're going to ask me to submit a manuscript to you within the next four days, at least use proper grammar and a spell-checker before you send out your emails to me.
You see, I kind of care about the quality of my publications when they get printed. I want to know that a quality copyeditor and technical editor have handled my manuscript and made it better than I could have done myself. Your emails do not inspire confidence.
Stay classy, BEST Journals.
With the release of the 2013 impact factors recently, I was reminded about a fascinating piece over at the London School of Economics and Political Science Impact Blog from a few years ago.
The article argues that the relationship between impact factor and the citations by journal has been declining since 2012. The authors argue that this declining relationship is due to the availability of journals articles online, making traditional journal boundaries less important. Hence, good papers don't just have to be published in journals with high impact factors; they can be published anywhere.
The authors come to a few provocative conclusions.
If the pattern continues, the usefulness of the IF [impact factor] will continue to decline, which will have profound implications for science and science publishing. For instance, in their effort to attract high-quality papers, journals might have to shift their attention away from their IFs and instead focus on other issues, such as increasing online availability, decreasing publication costs while improving post-acceptance production assistance, and ensuring a fast, fair and professional review process.
Finally, knowing that their papers will stand on their own might also encourage researchers to abandon their fixation on high IF journals. Journals with established reputations might remain preferable for a while, but in general, the incentive to publish exclusively in high IF journals will diminish. Science will become more democratic; a larger number of editors and reviewers will decide what gets published, and the scientific community at large will decide which papers get cited, independently of journal IFs.
Have you ever struggled with trying to assemble a literature review section? For your dissertation, you might be overwhelmed by the large number of papers in your discipline that you feel that you need to address. James Hayton elaborates nicely on some of those issues over here. For your journal article, you might be struggling with what to include and exclude, knowing that it needs to be much shorter than your dissertation.
Perhaps the first question to ask yourself when you are struggling is, "What is the purpose of this literature review?"
You mean, there's a purpose? Isn't it self-evident from the title: Literature Review?
Well, yes and no.
For your dissertation or thesis — a document that only a handful of people will likely read — the literature review is to demonstrate that you know the broader context for your discipline and how your specific work fits into this big scheme. This broad knowledge (as written in your dissertation) demonstrates to your thesis committee that you know your stuff. As a result, parts of your literature review may read and function like a tutorial on some broad themes in your discipline. You will likely also be expected to cover quite a bit of the field in your literature synthesis, amounting to perhaps 10, 20, or more pages of your dissertation.
In a journal article, however, if you even have a separate section called Literature Review, the presentation must be concise and focused. The goal in your paper is not to demonstrate your knowledge in a broad sense – or even in a narrow sense – but to demonstrate how your research article fits into the existing literature. Does it fill a gap in our understanding? Does it resolve two competing hypotheses for how something works? What new science are you presenting?
The problem with many journal articles is that the authors apply the same approach that worked well for them in writing their dissertations. That simply won't do. Not only does this delay the presentation of the most interesting part of the paper for the reader (the results!), but it adds unnecessary length to the article that many readers will be familiar with.
So, as I hope you now have an appreciation for, even though we use the same term Literature Review for a dissertation or journal article, they really have separate purposes.
[Readers of Eloquent Science will know that I recommend use of the term literature synthesis instead of literature review, partly to avoid authors falling in the trap of not synthesizing their results and instead producing a laundry list of papers: "This paper did this. This paper did that. Blah, blah, blah."]
This blog post today was inspired by reading Rankin's The Work of Writing: Insights and Strategies for Academics and Professionals [Book] [Kindle].
A new paper has appeared in the Early Online Releases at the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society. This paper is entitled, "Somewhere over the rainbow: How to make effective use of colors in meteorological visualizations" by Reto Stauffer, Georg J. Mayr, Markus Dabernig, and Achim Zeileis.
This paper explores whether the rainbow color schemes that many of us use are appropriate or helpful for readers of scientific journal articles. Although not the first paper to make this point*, it is another reminder for authors to spend some time thinking about their figure construction, rather than just using the default settings.
* See also pp. 115-118 in Eloquent Science for more on color schemes and gray shading, as well as Spekat and Kreienkamp (2007).
Spekat and Kreienkamp, 2007: Somewhere over the rainbow—Advantages and pitfalls of colorful visualizations in geosciences. Adv. Sci. Res., 1, 15-21. [PDF]
Declan Valters also sent me this article on the same topic.
"Rainbow Color Map (Still) Considered Harmful" by David Borland and Russell M. Taylor II [PDF].
Thanks to The Week's report, I was alerted to the 60 retracted articles from the Journal of Vibration and Control. The explanation and list of retracted papers is here. More saucy details can be found here.
Kudos to the Editor-in-Chief Ali H. Nayfeh and SAGE for carrying out the investigation and retracting the papers. This episode demonstrates the commitment that the Editorial Boards and publishers of many scientific journals have to integrity.
The retraction notice:
In 2013 the Editor of Journal of Vibration and Control and SAGE became aware of a peer review ring involving assumed and fabricated identities that appeared to centre around Peter Chen at National Pingtung University of Education, Taiwan (NPUE). SAGE and the Editor then began a complex investigation into the case during the rest of 2013 and 2014. Following an unsatisfactory response from Peter Chen, NPUE was notified.
NPUE were serious in addressing the Journal and SAGE's concerns. NPUE confirmed that the institution was investigating Peter Chen. SAGE subsequently uncovered a citation ring involving the above mentioned author and others.
We regret that individual authors have compromised the academic record by perverting the peer review process and apologise to readers. On uncovering problems with peer review and citation SAGE immediately put steps in place to avoid similar vulnerability of the Journal to exploitation in the future. More information may be found at www.sagepub.co.uk/JVC_Statement_2014.
The Journal and SAGE understand from NPUE that Peter Chen has resigned his post at NPUE.
The following articles are retracted because after thorough investigation evidence points towards them having at least one author or being reviewed by at least one reviewer who has been implicated in the peer review ring and/or citation ring. All authors have had an opportunity to respond to the allegations and proposed actions.
As part of an online discussion forum, Wes Browning, Meteorologist in Charge of the National Weather Service Forecast Office in St. Louis, had this to say about the importance of communication skills.
…as an NWS hiring official, I'd like to point out the critical importance of communications skills and training in operational emergency management (NIMS). As Dave Parsons pointed out "communication as a minor and internship can help land a position in broadcasting", however those skills are extremely important today in the NWS, as decision support services (DSS) is becoming increasingly important. At WFO St. Louis, we routinely provide official decision support to a variety of Emergency Managers. As an example, there were 5 events going on simultaneously last weekend alone for which we provided critical information during ongoing severe weather. At the request of local Emergency Managers, I am currently making final arrangements together with WFO Kansas City to deploy 2 of my staff to support the Missouri State Fair (350,000 attendance over 11 days last year). As we have seen more and more DSS success stories over the past several years at WFO St. Louis, demands for these services are increasing, and those applicants that cross my desk with training in effective communication will definitely have an edge.


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MoDOT wins national highway safety award
The Missouri Department of Transportation (MODOT) was recognized Sept. 27 by the Governor's Highway Safety Association for its work to save lives on Missouri highways.
MoDOT received the Peter K. O'Rourke Special Achievement Award for spearheading a statewide safety coalition that has helped the state realize a decrease in traffic fatalities and disabling injuries for the past five years. The award also recognized the state for reaching its goal of 850 or fewer roadway fatalities two years early.
In presenting the award, the association noted that under MoDOT's leadership, the Missouri Coalition for Roadway Safety successfully combined engineering, enforcement and education to help the state achieve traffic fatality levels not seen since 1950.
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-- DxConsole 2012R2 Enables Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Enterprise-Class "Always-On" Capability, at a Fraction of the Cost – Improves Application Management Across Physical, Virtual and Cloud Computing Environments
FORT COLLINS, Colorado, Dec. 6, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- DH2i™ Company, the world's leading provider of hypervisor-less application virtualization solutions, today announced that Menigo, Sweden's premier provider of culinary arts products and supplies, has deployed its DxConsole™ 2012R2 application virtualization solution to ensure "always-on" availability, as well as to simplify management, increase application resiliency, and increase productivity of Menigo's most business critical, revenue-generating applications – all while lowering related costs by over 50%.
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Menigo's recent deployment of DH2i's DxConsole took place during a very significant technology refresh initiative. A key element of the overall strategy had been to find a high availability (HA) Microsoft SQL Server solution to replace its current PolyServe clustered file system technology from Hewlett-Packard (HP), which had been end-of-lifed. After a period of extensive research and testing, the project leader, Martin Persson, IT Technician Server/Storage, compiled and presented a highly detailed Decision Matrix to management. The Decision Matrix included a high level description of the recommended end-to-end solution, backed-up by a detailed analysis of each individual technology that was evaluated by him and his team, along with all associated costs.
DH2i's DxConsole was identified as the ideal solution for maximizing Menigo's SQL Server environment – even over Microsoft and other third party solutions that were considered. While DxConsole's initial appeal was that it would ensure exactly the same enterprise-class "always-on" capability offered by Microsoft with its SQL Server 2012 product, at a fraction of the cost, the deal was sealed after Persson witnessed DxConsole's additional benefits, including simplified storage management, increased application resiliency, a productivity increase and a cost reduction of over 50%.
"It was really no contest," commented Persson. "DH2i's DxConsole software won across the board – starting with cost – it's usually about the money, right? However, DxConsole completely beat the competition on features and functionality as well."
"DH2i's DxConsole has helped to take our data center to the next level," Persson continued. "While server virtualization helped us to control hardware acquisitions and maintenance costs, it did nothing for the basic deployment model for our enterprise applications – which was previously, one instance per host. With DxConsole, we are able to reduce the overall host software stack, and enjoy the resulting advantages such as the creation of a centralized cloud platform to support our most business critical, revenue generating applications, as well as increased application instance mobility, ease of management, and a dramatic decrease in related expenditures." He concluded, "I am happy to report that DxConsole has performed exactly as promised!"
"While the over 50% cost reduction certainly caught Martin's attention, as well as that of his executive management, ultimately DxConsole was chosen as it would help to ensure Menigo continued to provide its restaurant, public, chain and convenience store customers with 24x7 ordering access; as well as its employees with uninterrupted access to its business critical data warehouse – this was especially important as one of Menigo's specialties is fresh food," said Don Boxley, Co-Founder and CEO of DH2i. "Moreover, as application instances can now be automatically or manually moved to any server in less than 30 seconds, maximum high availability (HA) is achieved, without the need to double-up on hardware. Menigo can simply specify the physical, virtual or cloud server on which the application instance should be restarted, in the event of a failure, in order to eliminate downtime and ensure business continuity."
Menigo's refreshed data center, which serves more than 1,000 users across over 650 clients, is now comprised of DH2i's DxConsole application virtualization software, Microsoft SQL Server, Microsoft SharePoint, HP BladeSystem Servers, HP LeftHand P4000 Disk Storage and clustered VMware. This infrastructure supports both non mission critical, as well as Menigo's most mission critical applications – including its website, ecommerce and logistics system. In order to stay dynamic, DxConsole was deployed virtually, as opposed to on a physical platform, as was previously the case with the PolyServe technology.
For more detailed information, please read the Menigo case study found at: http://www.dh2i.com/resources/index.php.
About Menigo
Menigo, a subsidiary of the largest food service interest in Europe: Brakes Group, is Sweden's premier provider of culinary arts products and supplies. Focused on six key Swedish markets (Stockholm, Gothenburg, Karlstad, Malmo, Sundsvall and Gavle) its comprehensive catalog boasts over 31,000 food, beverage, and non-food equipment offerings. Its core mission is simple: provide its customers with the highest quality products, at the right price, safely handled, delivered when they want them. For further information, please visit: http://www.menigo.com/.
About DH2i
Based in Fort Collins, CO, DH2i Company is the leader in providing hypervisor-less application virtualization solutions that enable agile, always-on infrastructures where enterprise applications can move freely and transparently within and between heterogeneous physical, virtual and cloud environments, with very little interruption in service. Its flagship software product, DxConsole for SQL Server enables customers to create a private cloud utility that meets the high performance and availability needs of mission-critical SQL Server application environments. By addressing all capital and operational cost elements (CapEx and OpEx) associated with managing SQL Server, it lowers Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) by over 50%. For further information, please visit: www.dh2i.com, email: [email protected], or call: +1-970-295-4505.
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