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Forget the commercial felt you used at school- handmade felt is a truly amazing textile!
We run a range of courses from children courses, adult beginners and experienced felting too. We will teach you how to turn unspun merino wool into your own felt. All you need warm soapy water and a little elbow grease too!
This durable fabric can be molded and sculpted into hats, scarves, bags and flowers.
Courses range from £25 to £75 depending on the project. Courses run regularly and you can see the latest ones on our workshop calender. We will provide all materials for you.
On our Open Felt Days we offer the option of a morning session where you will learn to make several different styles of flower- from roses to lillies. Or you can stay for the whole day and choose to design and make either a bag, hat or scarf.
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I've walked these streets a thousand times, still this world never seemed colder.
Compromised a thousand times to the will of malicious minds.
Reality never hit so fucking hard.
Crushed by endless desperation, endless surrender.
Retrace the steps, retrace the steps.
Is this what I have become?
Retrace the steps, retrace the steps.
What the fuck have I become?
Security, illusion for the weak.
Refuge, sought in routine.
Another gear in their fucking machine.
See, you can win the rat race but you're still nothing but a fucking rat.
So seek that crown, because in this kingdom of fools true ignorance reigns supreme.
I see this city for what it is, a monument to the depths of human misery.
Retrace the steps.
What have we become?
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Looking for a less unhealthy meal, go there, noodles, vegetables, chicken, shrimp, superfast service, rather quiet sitting area
Manchu Wok is in the Harrahs Casino in Lake Tahoe. It's a food court, so I wasn't expecting anything much but the food was great. Well priced, full of flavour and good portions. Great if you're strapped for time and just need something 'quick and dirty'
Kinda pricey for a fast food court! For a normal plate of meat and 2 veggies the bill was around $12 - kinda pricey in my opinion. There is a pizza place there too and a couple of other fast food places. Nothing to write home about!
Good food at a decent price- but make sure you know what you are ordering- they have these weird quantities on the menu that I just didn't quite get. My wife ended up with about 3 pounds of honey garlic chicken for $17.00.
if you want something quick and within the casino, this place is good. they have a small food court and this place had decent chinese food.
The wosth foods I ever had!!! It was a bad&simple quality food. You really get what you really pay for....It is cheap but I prefer to pay more for quality. We went there because our friends wanted to eat there. But it was one and never again for us.
Just an average place....I wouldn't recommend.....there r many other places around the area which can give value for money
This place is good for late night leaving the casino Take Out.
The fried rice noodles are on the greasy side. Stick to the plain rice. Chicken w/Mushrooms & Pai Gow Chicken were good. Seafood Potstickers were good.
You get a good portion of food if the crabby dictator/mgr. guy isnt around glaring at the staff member. He doesnt realize...
The guy that wokds there, should'nt be so cheap w/the food
Due to Harrah's Forrest Buffet having a 1+ hour wait, we took the kids down the the food court in Harrahs. Fatburger seemed ok, pizza place was adequate, but food from the Manchu Wok was very poor. I had the orange chicken, only ate about half of it. Wife ate the spicy tofu and eggplant which didn't look too appetizing....
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Sophomore guards Charles Cooke (Trenton, N.J./Trenton Catholic) and Ron Curry (Pennsauken, N.J./Paul VI) combined with graduate forward Andrey Semenov (St. Petersburg, Russia/Blue Ridge School) for 53 points to lead James Madison to a 73-68 victory over Ball State on Monday evening at the JMU Convocation Center.
JMU won consecutive games for the first time this season wrapped up the non-conference portion of its schedule at 5-9. The Dukes have won three of their last four games headed into conference play. After losing the first all-time meeting between the programs, BSU fell to 2-8 for the season with its seventh straight setback.
Cooke reached 20 points for the fourth time in seven games while adding a career-best six steals and four assists. Curry posted his third straight significant outing with 17 points, six rebounds and six assists, which matched his career best. Semenov added 16 points, including a 3-for-5 game from the three-point arc.
Clinging to a 26-25 lead late in the first half, JMU grabbed momentum with a 13-2 run spanning the periods for its largest lead of the game at 39-27 within the first minute of the second half.
Ball State cut the deficit to a single possession on four different occasions in the second half, including as close as 60-59 on Jesse Berry's sixth three-pointer of the game with 5:09 remaining.
However, Cooke stepped up with perhaps the key play of the game for the Dukes, drawing a foul on a made layup and converting the three-point play for a 63-59 lead under five minutes.
The Cardinals then missed the front end of a bonus situation at the foul line and Curry hit a jumper the other way for the Dukes. A steal by JMU sophomore Taylor Bessick (Philadelphia, Pa./Rise Academy) set up a chance for him to put back Semenov's missed jumper for a 7-0 run and a 67-59 lead with 2:33 remaining that essentially clinched the win.
Ball State still had a final push. The teams traded free throws on three possessions to make it 69-64 with 1:11 on the clock. A loose ball turnover by the Dukes gave the Cardinals two more chances at the line, and the visitors converted to make it 69-66 with 52.2 seconds left.
Cooke hit 1-of-2 opportunities at the stripe with 31.2 seconds left and a missed three by BSU on the next possession was followed by two Semenov free throws to wrap up the win as JMU recorded the 73-68 final tally.
Majok Majok led BSU with a double-double of 18 points and 14 rebounds while shooting 7-for-10 from the field. Berry's 18 points came on a 6-for-13 showing from the arc. Zavier Turner added 10 points and six assists.
JMU shot 50 percent from the field and 44 percent (7-for-16) from the arc. The Cardinals enjoyed a 37-28 advantage on the glass, including 11-5 on offensive rebounds, but committed 19 turnovers for the night. BSU shot 41 percent overall and 36 percent from the arc (9-for-25).
Ball State led only twice briefly in the first half at 3-2 and 7-5 before JMU answered with an 11-2 run to pull ahead 16-9 at the 11:20 mark. The Cardinals did tie the score once at 18-18, but the Dukes had a quick response with a top of the key jumper by Semenov and a fastbreak layin by Lukic.
Madison held a narrow 26-25 lead heading into the final three minutes but the Dukes picked up the pressure forcing four of BSU's 11 first-half turnovers in the last three minutes. Turnovers on three straight possessions out of the media timeout led to two Curry free throws, a Curry layup and a three by Cooke.
After two free throws by BSU's Zavier Turner, Semenov sank two free throws of his own and freshman forward Tom Vodanovich (Wellington, New Zealand/St. Patricks College) blocked a three-point attempt by the Cardinals from the corner at the buzzer.
JMU shot 55 percent in the first half, including 4-for-7 (57 percent) from the arc, while holding BSU to 35 percent overall and 31 percent from the outside.
Curry led Madison with nine points and three assists in the first half with Semenov adding eight and Cooke contributing seven points while matching his career high of four steals in the first 20 minutes.
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page 4 - Rivals! 2006 Chevrolet Corvette Z06 vs. 2006 Dodge Viper SRT10 Coupe
The much-anticipated showdown of America's two fastest sub-$100,000 sports cars.
By November 1, 2005 / Photos by Guy Spangenberg
With few driver aids other than anti-lock brakes, the Viper demands respect from its pilot. Where the Corvette is a much more forgiving car, you need to be on your toes when pushing the Dodge. A sudden lift of the throttle while attacking a corner can cause the rear end to step out big time. Judicious application of the throttle and the ease with which the brakes can be modulated reward the skilled driver with the Viper, it's all about balance. Just like a race car, sudden moves will cause the car to get out of shape. Smoothness and consistency are the orders of the day. A sure and steady hand is also required for the shifts of the Tremec 6-speed manual hurrying exacerbates the hint of notchiness in the box and you want to be sure you avoid 2nd on the 3-4 upshift.
The personalities of the Vette and the Viper couldn't be more different. Just as the Z06 has moved closer to the European ideal of sports-car performance, the Viper Coupe emphasizes its American muscle-car roots. And while the Viper is pricey at $83,995 compared with the bargain-of-the-century Corvette at $65,800, there will be far fewer Dodges on the road perhaps somewhere in the neighborhood of 1000. That exclusivity coupled with the fact that it takes real skill to drive a Viper Coupe hard means this isn't a car for everyone...just as it's meant to be.
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EAny time you can take a pair of 500-plus-horsepower cars to the racetrack, you're bound to have fun, especially when the cars are the new Corvette Z06 and Viper SRT10 Coupe. For our hot laps, we chose a track worthy of such fast company, the 2.5-mile road course at Willow Springs International Raceway here in Southern California. Big sweepers and a long front straight make for triple-digit cornering speeds and plenty of full-throttle action.
Hitting the track in the Z06, initial impressions are that it doesn't behave all that differently at the track than it does on the street. The same positive turn-in is there, as is the excellent body control and reassuring brakes. Like on the street, the tail likes to step out occasionally on corner exits, making it easier to adjust the car's attitude post-apex, but also requiring some extra attention. Leaving the stability control in the "Competition" setting produces clean, fast laps with little to no intrusion when driven smoothly.
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A Tennessee family recently discovered that their doorstop was, really, out of this world.
Scientists confirmed that the 33-pound, oval rock is actually a 4-billion-year-old meteorite that likely fell to Earth during a meteorite strike in 1853, the Lexington Herald-Leader reported.
Donna Lewis told Fox News her grandfather picked the meteorite out of a cow pasture in Kentucky in the 1930s.
It's served as a door stop through the years and was even painted green and used as decoration in a flower bed at one time.
Lewis and her husband, George, took the rock in for testing after running a metal detector over it in May. To George Lewis' surprise, the detector's dial registered "overload," according to the Herald-Leader.
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Written by Al Martin Monday, 30 December 2013 01:46
(12-29-13) We would expect end of quarter portfolio
window-dressing buying in both the coming Monday or Tuesday session with likely
spoos reaching fresh highs by Tuesday close. However be wary of so-called first
five day of the month buying. That's when shorting opportunities in the spoos
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Fed Taper Action Creates New Opportunity in Long Bonds
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(12-22-13) We're now trading the March Long Bonds from the long side after last week's late week action, wherein we think the Bonds were washed out at the 129 area. We were buyers on our standing orders at 129.00 in Thursday's session, selling them on our standing order at 130.00 on Friday's close. Bonds were able to get into a higher high late week. We think the Bonds are now due for a bounce and should be traded on the long side with a possible re-tap up to the 131.16 area.
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(12-15-13) We are continuing to short the spoos on rallies and are now trading the March spoos wherein we were short at 1778, taking 10 handles out of the contract on a test of Friday's lows. We are continuing to trade the spoos from the short side on rallies. However we are concerned about next week's Fed meeting where we will learn if December or January will be the taper time. Any delay could prompt short covering action in the spoos.
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/fibonacciblue/4838653911/It's good to know that in Florida -- a state that willingly elected an antigay, antichoice tea partier as its chief executive -- there are still a few legislators out there who are fighting against neo-cons' open advocacy of social injustice. ... More >>
Jailbait. You can kill animals. You can eat animals. You can even torture animals -- and press charges against anybody who photographs you while you're at it. But you can't make sweet, sweet love to animals. Not any more.This is a sad week for Florida's zoophiles, for as I write this there is a b ... More >>
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Apparently, Sen. Mike Bennett's friends send him nudie pictures, which are to be opened only on the floor of the Florida Senate, while Dan Gelber is talking about an abortion bill. Bennett, a Republican from Bradenton, clicked off the image immediately.Then he turned on some dog porn, it appears. Or ... More >>
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BSO, feel free to use this image for any scheduled "litter recognition" classes.Last week, we brought you the sad tale of Darrin Podder, handcuffed and hauled to jail by Broward Sheriff's deputies for "littering" a 20-foot tree on a construction site in Pompano Beach that he'd been hired to lands ... More >>
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In my recent training column (http://amgentourofcalifornia.com/insider/114/Take-a-break), we looked at the break the riders take at the end of the racing season. After some well-deserved time off the bike, what kind of training do they do in the fall and winter if they want to peak for the Amgen Tour of California in May? The athletes work closely with their coach and/or team director to create a training program based upon their goals for the season ahead. One of the best known cycling coaches in the world is Chris Carmichael, a former U.S. Olympian, pro rider and U.S. Olympic Committee's Coach of the Year who has coached some of the most accomplished pro cyclists. The founder and CEO of coaching empire Carmichael Training Systems (http://trainright.com/), who is also a best-selling author and motivational speaker, was kind to make time to discuss the off-season and how riders begin preparing for the upcoming racing season. Carmichael answered questions about building strength, cross-training, the purpose of off-season training camps and how the athletes approach the holidays.
I fell in love last May. I had visited her a couple times before, but this time was different. I don't know exactly what it was, but this trip I was completed enamored by her beauty, charmed by her radiance, and allured by her history and grace. My heart was enraptured yet this was the first stop on an eight-day adventure. How could I fall so fast? My travels continued yet she stayed ever present on my mind. Her name? Sacramento.
The long racing season that began back in January has finally concluded. The athletes have ridden thousands upon thousands of miles and traveled even further globetrotting to race their bike. It's a long grind that takes its toll physically and mentally leaving riders exhausted and depleted. The world's greatest races like America's Greatest Race, the Amgen Tour of California, have begun revealing 2015 host cities and routes. If a rider wants to do well in those races, the best thing they can do at the end of the season is hit the couch.
The 10th anniversary Amgen Tour of California host cities revealed plus the women will race for four days in 2015
Now we know where we're going on the tenth Amgen Tour of California. Hopefully you caught the Monday morning press conference held in Sacramento where America's Greatest Race will start May 10, 2015 on a roughly 8-day, 700-mile journey from the State Capitol Building in Northern California to Southern California where the race will conclude in Pasadena on May 17. Amgen Tour of California and AEG honcho Kristin Bachochin announced the thirteen host cities for the men's race along with the news that the world's fastest women will compete for four days at a stage race and time trial powered by SRAM.
Like Santa's workshop, the Amgen Tour of California headquarters is a busy hive of activity in preparation for the tenth anniversary edition of America's Greatest Race. While not exactly as old as many of Europe's greatest races, ten years is certainly a monumental achievement, one that merits celebration on a grand scale. To that end, the Amgen Tour of California 10th Anniversary Sweepstakes Series is off and running offering you the opportunity to win exciting one-of-a-kind prizes, valuable product from sponsors and race collectibles.
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Exhale's signature Core Fusion classes incorporate dance-inspired stretches, yoga poses, and Pilates exercises into total-body workouts that build long, lean limbs and sturdy abdominal muscles over time. For an even more varied workout, the instructors introduce boot-camp techniques, cardio exercises, or multiplication tables to select sessions. Yoga classes present a similar amount of breadth and variety, drawing inspiration from a number of introspective and physically oriented styles. To help hasten physical transformations, nutrition and wellness coaches teach attendees about the impacts of diet. These sessions build an awareness of healthy eating habits through custom meal plans and by teaching clients how to identify the edible parts of a fruit basket.
Many of the center's traditional spa services seek to inspire confidence. Facials pamper and refine skin using everything from green tea and fruit extracts to microcurrent technology, and mani-pedis revitalize digits before glazing nails with a vibrant new coat of color. Bodywork treatments look beyond physical relaxation and focus on holistic concerns. Massage therapists can use Eastern or Western modalities to soothe overstressed musculature, and acupuncture treatments and reiki sessions jump-start natural healing processes by encouraging the free flow of inner energies.
DanceGardenLA was created by Zahra Zuhair and Jenna, who have been belly-dancing since childhood and have travelled the world accumulating impressive professional credits. Zuhair has trained in traditional folk and Eastern styles?including Lebanese, Turkish, Moroccan, and Tunisian?but her specialty is Egyptian belly dance, which she has studied with some of the top teachers in Cairo. She has also been featured on the cover of Zaghareet! magazine and has written, directed, and choreographed productions as the artistic director of the Ghazella Dance Company and Po Na Na Dance Theatre. Jenna acted as a goddess bellydance instructor on an episode of Sex and the City, and made appearances on The Tyra Banks Show and the Food Network program Aarti Party. She has also starred in several bestselling belly dance-instruction DVDs.
Thanks to their more than 50 years of combined teaching experience and a talented team of award-winning instructors, the studio was named the Best Place to Learn the Art of Bellydancing in 2012 by LA Weekly. The site recommended instructor Princess Farhana's "witty repartee (and Hollywood rock-scene anecdotes)," and described the predominantly female atmosphere as "always encouraging, never intimidating." The crew teaches classes including classic and tribal-style bellydance, Bollywood, and cutting-edge dance fitness such as Bellyquake and E5.
Blaine Eastcott's love of the outdoors is rooted in fond childhood memories of family camping trips. On one such trip, Blaine's teenage self impulsively climbed a 100-foot rock only to soon find himself struck by panic high up on the rock face. He was paralyzed by fear, until a surge of adrenaline gave him the courage needed to scramble the final 10 feet up. This ordeal spurred him to take rock-climbing classes?and eventually led to his current position as the president of Rockreation. His three adrenaline-inducing arenas challenge climbers of all skill levels with more than 28,500 total square feet of climbing terrain, composed of jagged cliffs, bouldering nooks, and craggy archways. The faux-mountain range mimics the conditions of real rocks with indentions, overhangs, and eagle's nests.
The gyms devote one-third of their space to a bouldering area, which blends into a top-rope course fraught with varying angles, and a large lead area with an overhanging arch. Across these angles, passionate instructors with extensive outdoors experience?and a background in conversational mountain goat?guide students through the Fight Gravity program. The three-class series focuses on belaying basics, and progresses through technique instruction and bouldering. They also lead seasonal kids' camps where tiny humans can explore the routes, or plunge on a big swing and zipline. The gyms also have a separate area with machines, traditional weights, and cardio equipment for members who want to not only climb rocks, but also lift heavy ones above their heads.
Jay Kerwin knows a thing or two about making it through a tough regimen. A certified skydiver, scuba diver, pilot, and EMT, he was also one of only seven to graduate from the Air Force's Pararescue Special Operations Indoctrination program––a course that begins with about 500 candidates. Now known as "the Major," he helps build confidence and stronger bodies at Boot Camp LA, instilling his students with the same kind of motivation and work ethic that led him to win several national bodybuilding competitions and open pickle jars with ease.
Atop the plush grass and unforgiving concrete surrounding the La Brea Tar Pits and George C. Page Museum park, new and experienced recruits tone muscles as sneakered feet beat the ground during military-style drills that include running, strength workouts, and circuit training. Classes are lead by Jay and his wife Marcella, an athlete since age 10 and fondly referred to as "the Lieutenant." Together, they work with men and women of all ages and fitness levels, developing workouts and offering nutrition advice. Recruits can train before the sun rises with classes ending before 10 a.m., or shake off sweat and workplace stress as the sun sets during an evening class. Aside from helping students lose weight, the Major and Lieutenant help them start or end each day with positive reinforcement, staying away from the yelling, belittling, and mama insulting often associated with traditional military-style boot camps.
The founders of Liberation Yoga were probably flattered when their studio was named one of LA Weekly's best yoga studios in 2013. But it wasn't the highest honor they'd ever received?in 2007, Travel+Leisure crowned Liberation Yoga one of the best studios in the entire world.
Those are just two of the numerous awards the studio has accumulated since it opened in the early 2000s, right when the '90s fitness craze of teasing hair until your arms gave out began to decline. Perhaps the praise is due to the fact that the majority of its yoga instructors boast more than a decade of experience. Or maybe it's because they focus solely on yoga while still offering a wide variety of classes types. That class range includes from gentle styles of yoga, which relieve stress, to flow classes, which challenge the body with rigorous, Vinyasa-style movements, to classes specifically designed for families and toddlers.
Or maybe it's the classroom itself?a bright, mystical place where mismatched dark and light hardwood slats cover the floors, natural light pours through the windows, and a sky-blue ceiling slants toward the outer wall. Touches such as tree-like wooden poles, greenery and flowers, and brown vines complete the fairytale look, making the studio a magic place in which to move and obtain inner peace.
With schools on the shores of the United States, China, and the Philippines, the International Academy of Film and Television (IAFT) works to nurture the next generation of Hollywood's elite. The academy's hands-on training, one-on-one attention, quality gear, and focus on all aspects of the craft, from writing to directing to performing, have earned it praise from the Hollywood Reporter as one of the Best Film Schools in the World. To put these means to use, IAFT hosts programs that can lead to certification or a diploma, as well as workshops that sharpen skills or introduce beginners to the world of the silver screen.
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So Buddha says, "Now I am centered. Ten years before it would have been different. If you had abused me then, I would have reacted - but now I only act."
Understand clearly the distinction between reaction and action. You love someone because someone loves you. Buddha also loves you - not because you love him, that is irrelevant. Whether you love him or hate him is irrelevant. He loves you because it is an act, not a reaction. The act comes from you, and the reaction is forced upon you. Centering means now you have begun to act.
Another point to be remembered: when you act, the act is always total. When you react, it can never be total. It is always partial, fragmentary, because when you act from your periphery - that is, when you react - it cannot be total because you are not involved in it really. Only your periphery is involved so it cannot be total.
So if you love from your periphery your love can never be total - it is always partial. And that means much, because if love is partial then the remaining space will be filled by hate. If your kindness is partial, the remaining space will be filled by cruelty. If your goodness is partial, then who will fill the remaining space? If your God is partial, then you will need a Devil to fill the remaining space.
That means a partial act is bound to be contradictory, in conflict with itself. Modern psychology says you both love and you hate simultaneously. Your mind is amphibian - contradictory. To the same object you are related with love and with hate, and if love and hate are both there, then there is going to be a confusion - and a poisonous confusion. Your kindness is mixed with cruelty, and your charity is theft, and your prayer becomes a violence. Even if you try to be a saint, on the periphery your sainthood is bound to be tinged with sin. On the periphery, everything is going to be self-contradictory.
Only when you act from the center is your act total, and when that act is total it has a beauty of its own. When the act is total, it is moment to moment. When the act is total, you don't carry the memory - you need not! When the act is partial, it is a suspended thing. You eat something: if the eating is partial, then when the actual eating is finished you will continue eating in the mind. It will remain suspended. Only a total thing can have an end and can have a beginning. A partial thing is just a continuous series with no beginning and with no end. You are in your home, and you have carried your shop and market with you. You are in your shop, and you have carried your house and household affairs. You are never, you can never be at any single moment, totally in it. Much is being carried continuously. This is the heaviness, the tense heaviness on the mind, on the heart.


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Jonathan Nossiter's Sunday - part-psychological suspense, part-wry comedy - created a major stir when it scooped both the Grand Prize and Best Screenplay at last year's Sundance Film Festival. The story revolves around a homeless man, a beautiful woman, a case of mistaken identity and one steamy afternoon. Madeline is a struggling British actress in the midst of a bitter divorce. She spends her time bitterly contemplating her failures until she bumps into Oliver who she identifies as an acclaimed art-film director.
In reality Oliver's career and family are kaput and his life has spiralled into destitution and a succession of homeless shelters. After their passionate introduction, both parties work to maintain an illusion and Sunday chronicles one radiant day in the lives of two desperate people.
Director Nossiter - who cut his teeth as Adrian Lyne's assistant director on Fatal Attraction (1987) - has shaped a tale of illusive passion suffused with subtlety, emotion and profound sorrow. Bittersweet and not shy of sentiment, Sunday mines the intricate relationship between desire and identity, reality and invention.
Unaccustomed to friendly advances, particularly from a beautiful woman, the overweight and unkempt Oliver leaps at the prospect of reinventing himself, if only for the day. With an aching desperation, and only a tenuous grip on reality, the 'director' and his 'muse' submerge themselves in one another, savouring their brittle fantasy as if it is a life-support system, a glimmer of hope and perhaps redemption. Gritty and lyrical, Sunday is a profoundly humane account of the frailty of human spirits strangled by life's bitter ironies.
Jonathan Nossiter is fluent in five languages, having grown up in France, England, Italy, Greece and India. He studied painting at the Beaux Arts in Paris and the San Francisco Art Institute and first explored the director's role in theatre in the UK and US. Sunday is Nossiter's first feature after the documentary Radiant Alien (1992).


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My younger sister said her friends mother recently had an adjustment called an "atlas adjustment" which apparently can straighten the spine over a period of about 12 months. I of course rolled my eyes and gave her the "yeah right" and then of course looked it up online and there seems to be some pretty positive feedback. Has anyone experience this type of adjustment with positive results? I have severe scoliosis but don't really experience much pain; I just have a very bothersome rib hump. Just wondering if anyone knows a bit more about it or has experienced it.
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The bill to move up the Florida Presidential Preference primary hits the House floor on the same day that California's governor is signing their bill to do the same.
Florida House members Thursday gave preliminary passage to a measure that would change the primary date from the second Tuesday in March to the first Tuesday in February, or first Tuesday after New Hampshire's primary, whichever comes first.
Supporters say as California's move shows, there's lots of competition for attention from presidential candidates, and Florida wants to be at the top of the pile.
One of the bill's supporters is Rep. Carlos Lopez-Cantera, a Miami Republican.
"As far as I'm concerned, I think the earlier the better. Florida has people here who represent the entire population of this country. We have such a melting pot in this state that I think our voice should be heard as soon as possible in the presidential primary, so the sooner, the better."
The House must take a final vote on the bill (HB 537) before it can move to the Senate, where it could face some challenges. Senators want to move the primary up, but they favor a later date.
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Money-market forward indicators signaled little stress in the short-term dollar funding markets with the rate banks say they borrow from one another steady.
Three-month London interbank offered rate, or Libor, was 0.4606 percent, where it had held all week, according to the British Bankers' Association. The Libor-OIS spread, a gauge of banks reluctance to lend, was unchanged at 29.8 basis points.
Overnight index swaps, or OIS, give traders predictions on where the Fed's effective funds rate will average for the term of the swap. The central bank's target rate is set in a range of zero to 0.25 percent.
Predictions in the forward market for Libor-OIS, known as the FRA/OIS spread, widened to 32 basis points from 30.7 basis points yesterday, according to the second rolling three month contracts.
The difference between the two-year swap rate and the comparable-maturity Treasury note yield, known as the swap spread, widened 0.56 basis points to 23.5 basis points. The gap is a gauge of investors' perceptions of U.S. banking sector credit risk as swap rates are derived from expectations for dollar Libor. Swap rates serve as benchmarks for investors in many types of debt, including mortgage-backed and auto-loan securities.
The cost for European banks to convert euro-denominated payment streams into dollars-based funding via the cross currency swaps market was little changed. The three-month cross- currency basis swap was 57.7 basis points below Euribor, compared to 58 basis points below yesterday.
Euribor-OIS Spread
The Euribor-OIS spread, the difference between the euro interbank offered rate and overnight indexed swaps, widened. The measure of banks' reluctance to lend to one another was little changed at 43 basis points.
The seasonally adjusted amount of U.S. commercial paper fell $8.9 billion to $998.2 billion in the week ended June 20, the third consecutive slide, according to Federal Reserve data.
The price on one-year cross-currency basis swaps between yen and U.S. dollars was minus 35.75 basis points, from minus 34.6 basis points yesterday. A negative swap price indicates investors are willing to receive reduced interest payments on the yen they lend in order to obtain the needed financing in dollars.
Foreign-exchange swaps are typically for periods of less than a year, while cross-currency basis swaps usually range from one to 30 years. The latter are agreements in which a person borrows in one currency and simultaneously lends in a different currency. The trade involves the exchange of two different floating-rate payments, each denominated in a different currency and based on a different index.
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Montagny raising hopes for Renault seat
16 November 2009 – Franck Montagny believes that he could find his way back into the Renault team, possibly as team-mate to Robert Kubica, at the refreshed outfit ahead of next season. The Frenchman tested for the Enstone squad between 2003 and 2005 and is now yet to race in F1 since doing so for a limited period of time in 2006.
After his testing stint with Renault, Montagny's F1 race debut came with Super Aguri at the 2006 European Grand Prix, competing in a further six races before testing with Toyota for the next two seasons. With former Renault Managing Director Flavio Briatore now having left, however, Franck feels his chances of rejoining the squad are higher.
"There is a real possibility and we have discussed it a lot of times," the 31-year-old, who hails from Feurs, explained to Radio Canada. "I do not particularly expect to find myself on the list. I have been concentrating on my (Le Mans) prototype program, not specifically about F1 because I wasn't there anymore, but surprises like that can happen.
"I suppose I was not on very good terms with Flavio but this is a team with which I worked, I helped change and won a World Championship with so, for me, it would be sad to see the team disappear." Franck's final comments refer to the fact that Renault staged an emergency meeting in Paris regarding its own F1 future following the sudden exit of Toyota just under two weeks ago.


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GOP Platform Rejects Sharia Law as Too Sensible
Creeping Sharia isn't just the name of a garage band made up of aging horticulture enthusiasts, it's also a worry of the Republican Party. Though the official platform draft won't be released until today, the RNC platform committee has reportedly adopted an amendment supporting a ban on the use of foreign law in American courts, a plank aimed at curbing the imaginary appeal of Islamic teachings.
Or is it not so imaginary after all?
Consider our schools. On a daily basis, children are exposed to Arabic teachings known as "Algebra." In physics class, they're exposed to foreign concepts like "azimuth." And it's not just the children. Our senior citizens aren't spared either. Whenever an ophthalmologist examines the retina, she's looking at a feature first named and elucidated by Islamic scholars. The cataract surgery performed on the lady holding that "keep government out of my Medicare" sign? The product of foreign Islamic teaching.
Yes, we know that the populist case against Islamic teachings has little to do with the science of the Islamic Golden Age. Allegedly retrograde attitudes toward women are at the heart of the attack. But even here, the Republicans have a point. Consider the Republican platform plank on abortion…
The Republican platform committee approved language on Tuesday seeking a constitutional amendment that would ban abortions with no exceptions for rape, incest, or danger to the life of a pregnant woman, a position Democrats quickly labeled the "Akin Plank," after embattled Representative Todd Akin of Missouri.
Sounds pretty Sharia-y. Except for all the nuance in contained in actual Muslim teaching…
All schools of Muslim law accept that abortion is permitted if continuing the pregnancy would put the mother's life in real danger. This is the only reason accepted for abortion after 120 days of the pregnancy.
Different schools of Muslim law hold different views on whether any other reasons for abortion are permitted, and at what stage of pregnancy if so.
Some schools of Muslim law permit abortion in the first 16 weeks of pregnancy, while others only permit it in the first 7 weeks.
In other words, the official Republican position on reproductive health is more extremist than that found in Sharia law. It all makes sense now. Sharia has to be rejected as too moderate on women's right, just as other sources of "foreign law" like the Magna Carta and English Common Law has to be rejected lest they threaten the planks on national security and civil liberties.
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About the CASA Re-entry Conference
The first annual Connecticut Area Study Abroad (CASA) Re-Entry Conference aims to provide college and university students who have recently returned from a study abroad experience with a variety of information. Developed by a committee of study abroad professionals, the conference will offer sessions on topics including career paths of study abroad participants, volunteer and non-profit opportunities abroad, how to go abroad again, and internationalizing your résumé and interviews. This event is open to any student from a college or university in Connecticut who has studied abroad, in any foreign country, for any length of time.
Conference Agenda
- 9:30 – 10:00 am, Check in and Registration/Coffee & Pastries
- 10:00 – 10:10 am, Welcome and Opening Remarks
- 10:10 – 10:30 am, Ice Breaker Activity
- 10:30 – 11:30 am, Session 1: Unpacking Your Experience
- 11:30 – 11:45 am, Break
- 11:45 – 12:45 pm, Session 2: International Living: Keep It Going!
- 12:45 – 1:45 pm, Introduction of Sponsors, Lunch w/Photo Contest Slideshow, Sponsor Tables Open
- 1:45 – 3:00 pm, Session 3: How to Market Your Study Abroad Experience
- 3:00 – 3:15 pm, Closing Remarks
- 3:15 – 4:00 pm, Individual Resume Critiques, Sponsor Tables Open
In order to attend this conference, you must register for the event. The registration fee for the event is $5 if you pay in advance and $10 at the door the day of the event. It includes lunch, registration, sessions and workshops, and conference materials. Some schools will pay their students' registration fees on their behalf; check with your study abroad office to see if your school is one of them.
REGISTER NOW The registration deadline is January 31, 2014.
What to Bring
You will want to bring a copy of your résumé, a notebook, pen, questions for panelists, stories of your experiences abroad, and a willingness to learn!
The event will take place on Saturday February 8, 2014 at Sacred Heart University's University Commons. Enter through the main entrance in the Academic Building and turn left (5151 Park Avenue Fairfield, CT).
Directions to Sacred Heart University
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- Quinnipiac University: Andrea Hogan and Mark Tortorra
- UCONN Law School: Gillian Ritter and Carrie Field
- University of Bridgeport: Brandon Lafavor
- University of New Haven: Emily Cole and Jennie Brown
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All entries must be sent to the CASA Re-Entry Conference via email as an attachments. Participants are asked to please send Photo Contest submissions to Francesca Schenker at firstname.lastname@example.com with "Photo Contest" in the subject line. The following information must be included in the body of the email in order of the photo PER PHOTO:
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NEW YORK -- A secret, long-awaited bargaining session has done some good in the NHL labor fight -- so much so that the sides already have plans to get back to the bargaining table soon. NHL deputy commissioner Bill Daly and players' association special counsel Steve Fehr met for long stretches Saturday in an undisclosed location, marking the first time the sides had gotten together for talks in more than two weeks. "We had a series of meetings over the course of the day and had a good, frank discussion on the most important issues separating us," Daly told The Associated Press in an email Sunday morning. "We plan to meet again early in the week." Daly and Fehr hadn't met since Oct. 18 when both sides rejected offers, but a series of phone conversations this week did enough to produce a new round of talks. It is unclear how long they were together on Saturday, but the discussions lasted well into the night. "I agree with what Bill said. Ho...
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