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Raymond O. Ray Lankford, age 91, of Peoria, Ariz., formerly of Abingdon, Illinois, passed away at 6:20 a.m. Monday, Feb. 14, 2000 at the Sun Health Hospice, Peoria, Ariz.
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I was currently reviewing a few CPA offers from Neverblue which are for specific countries like UK, Australia. I thought if I could get a list of all the cities and towns from those countries and then add my seed keywords to them, it will generate a nice, long keyword list. And then I will set up geo-targetted campaigns on Yahoo to test the offers.
So I head over to Yahoo and start building a campaign, and I don't see any of those countries in my geo target list. So I go over to my account setting and realize that I have excluded UK, Australia and Africa from where I don't want to get any clicks. Fair enough. I didn't want to change that setting in my main account.
So I switch to a smaller Yahoo account that I had recently opened. I go to the account setting and include UK and Australia.
Then go back and start a brand new campaign hoping to target UK searches only. But when I get to the point where I can Geo-Traget, I still don't see UK. All I see is US and Canada. Hmmm…, gets me thinking. There must be a catch somewhere. I do some search and then learn this.
Yahoo's geo-targeting is somewhat different. You can geo target states, cities, regions within your own geographic location. Mine is US and Canada. So Yahoo lets me geo target places in US and Canada. On top of that I can exclude other continents like Europe, Australia, Asia if I don't want traffic from them.
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Isn't yahoo losing money by forcing you to include your base location in all your campaigns? I could have had more number of campaigns, hence more income for Yahoo, if I could have had a UK only campaign.
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The answer is Yes and No. You can geo target places within your geo location, but not outside your geo location.
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Yahoo geo targeting sucks! I have an account with my market set as UK and Ireland. Now I want to have 2 campaigns within UK/ Ireland.
1) Big Cities – Such as Dublin, London, etc
2) Smaller Cities- Such as Cork, Limerick, etc
The reason for this is that clicks from London, Dublin etc eat up my budget very fast and my primary audience is in the rural areas. So I wanted to have an upper cap for the big cities and allot a separate budget for the smaller towns – hence, the new campaign.
When I go to the geo target settings page and select – Target by region, I don't see any dropdown or map (the way it comes in AdWords). The help center is also ineffective.
what do you suggest in this case? How do I go about doing this?
Yes – Yahoo have no idea how to make a usable advertising platform. I have to make essentially an independent account for almost every separate country. Each one is billed separately (so they told me). Its a ridiculous system they have.
I may bother to do UK and USA, but I am not bothering with any other parts of the world.
How Yahoo can make such a mess of such a simple thing is beyond me – there is a reason Google dominate – they make life easier for the people paying their bills.
I agree with the 'make a mess of such a simple thing' part, but Google making our lives easier? Over my dead body. The act of banning 90% of affiliates account and campaigns is simply too disgusting for me to digest.
Yahoo isn't making my life any simpler with their ridiculous geo-targeting system. I cannot believe I have to start 3 accounts to target US Canada, Australia New Zealand and UK Ireland; all in different currencies!!! It makes tracking 100 times harder than in Adwords, BUT at least they are not banning my accounts without giving me a proper reason, which is what Google is good at.


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The mission of the St. Mary's College Office of International Education is to provide support for students, faculty, administrators, staff, and institutional partners as they collaborate in opportunities for educational and cultural exchange to achieve global awareness and engagement within the framework of the College's commitment to academic excellence. In its daily work, the Office of International Education advises and facilitates St. Mary's College students who wish to study abroad for academic credit. The office also administers the National Student Exchange program and provides programming and services. For each of these programs, see the Office of International Education in Glendening Hall, Suite 230.
Studying abroad is one way that students may satisfy the Experiencing the Liberal Arts in the World element of the Core Curriculum. Students are also encouraged to integrate their study-abroad experience with a St. Mary's Project. (See page a description of St. Mary's Projects.)
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Students can participate in one of the St. Mary's College-sponsored study-abroad programs described below, or they can apply to attend another program with the approval of the College and apply to have the credits transferred back to St. Mary's. A student who chooses to participate in a non-St. Mary's program has the option to remain a full-time student at St. Mary's and receive applicable benefits for an administrative fee. Students interested in finding a program that is right for them should consult the Office of International Education and their academic adviser at least a year in advance of the time they wish to go abroad.
Regular information meetings are held throughout each semester. Application deadlines are October 15th for spring semester or winter-break study abroad, and March 1st for summer or fall semester study abroad. Students who wish to study abroad also should become familiar with the "Study Abroad" section that appears in the "Academic Policies" section of this catalog. Students receiving financial aid should consult the director of financial aid for details about the possibility of applying their aid toward program fees.
St. Mary's has designated Signature Semester Programs in England, The Gambia, Italy, and Thailand to offer students long-term opportunities abroad for the same cost as attending St. Mary's. Participants make progress toward their degrees by earning Core Curriculum or upper- division credits for courses taught abroad by St. Mary's faculty or hand-selected, qualified English-speaking international faculty.
Faculty/Student Exchange Program with Fudan University
St. Mary's College and Fudan University (Shanghai, China) sponsor a faculty-student exchange program. Fudan University faculty teach and conduct research at St. Mary's College, and students from St. Mary's study Chinese language and culture at Fudan University for a semester or a full academic year.
Institute for Central American Development Studies (ICADS)
Students who have completed at least ILCS102 have the opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of the Central American region through study with ICADS for a semester or full year. ICADS focuses on women's issues, economic development, environmental studies, public health, education, human rights, and wildlife conservation. ICADS is therefore well suited not just for students of Spanish and Latin American Studies, but also other disciplines. For more information, visit the ICADS Web site: www.icads.org. To apply for the program contact the Office of International Education or a Spanish professor in the Department of International Languages and Cultures.
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Students with advanced French language skills may enroll directly in a large variety of courses within the arts and humanities at Bordeaux III. Students with a lesser degree of proficiency may enroll in French as foreign language courses.
Signature Semester (see above) and University of The Gambia (UTG) Exchange Program
Students have the opportunity to participate in St. Mary's College's PEACE (Promoting Educational and Cultural Exchange) program in The Gambia, West Africa. Fall and spring semester programs each have their own focus, but have in common an in-country orientation, language and culture course, elective courses with Gambian students taught by professors from St. Mary's or the University of the Gambia, and opportunities for community work and engagement.
The University of Heidelberg Exchange Program
Students with an adequate knowledge of German may study in a variety of disciplines for a semester or an academic year in Heidelberg. Students can attend Heidelberg after graduation if they do so in the semester immediately afterwards.
Lingnan University Exchange Program
Students of all majors may study in Hong Kong, one of Asia's most dynamic cities, for a semester or year at Lingnan University. Lingnan is Hong Kong's premier liberal arts university on its own residential campus. The university offers a broad selection of classes in the humanities, social sciences, and business. Courses are offered in English and Cantonese.
Signature Semester in Alba, Italy (see above)
St. Mary's and Italian faculty offer the opportunity for St. Mary's students to complete courses that fulfill Core Curriculum or major requirements while experiencing northern Italy's Piedmonte region – site of the St. Mary's and City of Alba Summer Music Festival. Students take Italian language throughout the semester as well as elective courses in one of two tracks: music or rotating disciplines.
Signature Semester (see above) and Payap University Exchange Program
Payap University offers St. Mary's students the opportunity to explore and appreciate the languages, cultures, and peoples of Southeast Asia. Students are required to take Thai language and Thai history and culture courses, and may select remaining courses from offerings in such disciplines as fine arts, history, political science, religious studies, and sociology/anthropology.
Belize: Marine Biology Study Tour
This course introduces students to the physical, chemical, and biological characteristics and processes of coastal tropical marine environments. The course uses the Caribbean as a primary example to instruct students on the application of the scientific method for ecological/environmental research problems. Students conduct self-designed projects in the field while in the Caribbean. Offered every other year during the spring semester.
England: Shakespeare Studies
This program includes three weeks of on-site instruction in Stratford-upon-Avon and London. Offered as ENGL 230/355: Literary Miscellany/Studies in British Literature, Studies in Authors. Participants will study the relevance of Shakespeare's work to modern audiences, emphasizing the unique thematic and cultural interpretations. The course includes pre-departure seminars, attendance at eight Royal Shakespeare Theatre (RST) productions, participation at all workshops, lectures, and tours conducted by the Shakespeare Centre staff and RST actors/directors, and visits to all Shakespeare Trust properties. Prerequisites for all St. Mary's students are ENGL 102 or ENGL 106. English majors should also have completed any 200-level literature courses. Offered every other year during the summer.
The Gambia: West Africa Field Study Program
This program aims to increase participants' understanding about and appreciation for the contributions of African civilizations to global society and culture. Offered every other year during the summer.
Germany: Study Tour
This program combines a culture and civilization course on 20th-century Germany with a field trip to Germany during spring break. Offered every other year, this program is taught entirely in English and is open to all students. During the eight weeks before spring break, students are initiated into a special aspect of the history of 20th-century Germany. The weeks after spring break are used to process the trip and to elaborate further on certain topics.
Greece: The Greece Study Tour
This program will explore the layers of history and culture of Greece through historical, philosophical, literary, and religious readings, through evening seminars, and through visiting archaeological and cultural sites related to the readings and seminars. Offered every other year during the summer.
India: Religions of India Study Tour
Past offerings of this study tour have focused on an intensive immersion experience of culture and society in the Indian Himalayas and the Ganges plain. The tour provides direct experience of the practices, life-styles, worldviews, and philosophies of five major religious traditions in India: Hinduism, Islam, Buddhism, Sikhism, and Jainism. The tour exposes students to the nature and history of inter-religious relations in India, focusing on Hindu-Muslim relations but including study of the history and circumstances of Tibetan Buddhists in India.
Italy: Spring Festival Music Tour
Students work side by side with St. Mary's music faculty and Italian musicians to study music performance by attending master classes and performing concerts. The study tour is offered every year, May to June.
Poland and Germany: International Summer Program on the Holocaust
This program is designed for European and American students of Jewish and non-Jewish descent. The scholarship-assisted program examines the contemporary relevance of the Holocaust in a cross-cultural setting. The month-long program begins in residence at St. Mary's College and then participants travel to Germany and Poland. Offered every other year during the summer.
Student Teaching InternshipsM.A.T. students in good standing have the opportunity to complete a portion of their internship abroad in a variety of countries. Please see the chair of the Department of Educational Studies during the first summer of the M.A.T. for details.
The Office of International Education provides assistance to international exchange students on campus. St. Mary's College students volunteer to be "international ambassadors" to help visiting students acquaint themselves with St. Mary's College, to help them adjust to college life in the United States, and to introduce them to American culture.
St. Mary's is a member of National Student Exchange (NSE), a consortium of more than 160 colleges in the U.S., including Puerto Rico, Guam, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. St. Mary's students can attend one of these institutions for a semester or academic year while paying tuition and fees at St. Mary's and room and board at the host school. Students must have a cumulative GPA of at least 2.50 to participate. Applications are due at the beginning of February, and placements are made in early March for the following year.


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From Boise all the way over and up to Saratoga Springs, and then throughout New England, "East Bound & Found" explores Grant Koehl's unique journey as a lacrosse recruit from a non-traditional area and puts many of the differences between the fastest game on two feet in the East and West on display.
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Hot Pot: Making A Playoff Run
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Ryan Powell On The Saratoga Shootout
Registration is now open for the second annual Saratoga Lacrosse Shootout. The 2014 Shootout features youth boys' competition in grades 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, and High School A and B divisions. We thought it would be a good idea to ask Rhino himself some questions about the 2014 version of the event, and of course, Ryan […]
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While at the Saratoga Springs Lacrosse Shootout in July, I got the opportunity to witness all three Powell brothers reunited and ready to put on a show. For the first time in nearly 6 years, Casey, Ryan, and Mike hosted "The Powell Hour" in front of a few hundred of Upstate New York's most passionate […]
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Back in 1998, Sports Illustrated published an article profiling brothers Casey Powell and Ryan Powell as they led Syracuse University toward another successful lacrosse season. The article, written by Seth Davis and published in the May 5th issue, provides a great insider's look at how both brothers inevitably came together to play at Syracuse and chase their […]
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Sometimes we live in the country, sometimes we stay in town; Sometimes we're not who we think we are, when things come tumblin down... I been out beyond the blue horizon, where the water tastes like wine, Aw, but you know I can get just as lonesome, either side of the line...—Steve Edmunds "First Bird" July 2003
It's always a surprise to see a picture of yourself someone has taken without your knowledge. I think when I see a camera point in my direction I become a different person; the impulse to compose myself is too strong to override, so it's only when somebody sneaks up on me that I get a chance to see how I look to them.
On the last day of harvest, last October, as I stretched muscles weary from weeks spent shepherding the crop from vine to vat to barrel, my picture was snapped. I stood in the receiving hopper in rubber boots, my arms thrust up and out as far as I could extend them (just the way my physical therapist suggested that I do, to keep everything moving easily). It was a delicious moment—I had only one more bin of grapes to accommodate, which would appear before me in a couple of minutes, delivered there by the forklift. I felt immensely thankful that the weeks of rushing and racing to keep up with the ripening of fifteen or sixteen different lots of fruit in vineyards spread out over half the state of California, had passed safely to completion, and had yielded, in some cases, the best quality grapes I'd ever seen.
It was also a moment when I felt keenly the impending need to shift gears, to prepare for a different season. I'd been on a kind of automatic pilot for nearly two months; each morning when I rose there was no hesitation, I knew exactly where I had to go and what my tasks were. (In a way, it was not unlike playing music, where you just have to show up and play the tunes.) Now that the crush was ending, there would be so much to figure out! Ah, but there was still this one more bin to work through, one more tune to play.
When I saw this photograph for the first time, the person who took it said it looked like I was praying, or worshipping. I think that's an accurate observation; in a way, I think that's exactly right. I'm not sure I can find the line, any longer, between stretch and dance, between breath and praise, song and prayer.
I found myself, a few weeks ago, in Midway, Kentucky, (which, if I remember correctly, is midway between Lexington and Frankfurt) for a winemaker luncheon at a marvelous place called the Holly Hill Inn. I'd driven by the place last Spring and had heard great things from a number of people about the quality of the cooking done there. Now I would have the chance to experience it first-hand, and I was nearly drooling in anticipation. I'd arrived early, in the company of Mr. Pat Wylie, who represents my wine in the Lexington market, and who seems to know nearly everyone in central Kentucky on a first-name basis. As we waited in the foyer I picked up a four page pamphlet that turned out to be the (bi-weekly, I think) newspaper of Midway and environs. There was a photo on the front page—it was me!! Stretching. Praying. There was an item about the luncheon, and the tasting to be held afterward at Bacchus, the local wine and liquor store, and there was an article that came out of a phone interview the author had done with me several weeks earlier. I'd completely forgotten about it. But it had had its intended effect; the luncheon was sold out, and before I knew it, folks were streaming in the front door.
The meal was simple, and utterly spectacular! A dish of mussels in a broth that included tomato, white wine, garlic, fennel and a whisper of saffron, (a dish that every restaurant does, but one that has seldom moved me so) was paired with our 2000 Los Robles Viejos White. The mussels were perfect, and the flavor of the broth was soulful and transporting. There was a glorious, tender lamb pot-au-feu, served with our 2001 Rocks and Gravel. A lovely salad of field greens preceded a cheese selection to accompany our 2002 Bone-Jolly Gamay Noir.
A test that separates the great and not-so-great restaurants is the execution of a simple menu—dishes that have been done by nearly every European-inspired restaurant that's ever come and gone. If the soul behind the ladle and the skillet can put something on your plate that moves you, that you still remember days, months, years later, they pass. I've only eaten at The Holly Hill Inn once, now, but I know in my bones there's some really important stuff going on there, and I'll go back every chance I get.
At the tasting at Bacchus, most of the people who came had been at the luncheon, and they were already in a pretty good mood (hell, let's face it—they were floating on Cloud Nine), so we were like old friends, and it was probably the most comfortable I've ever been at one of these events. And, as bottles of wine got sold, people started asking me to sign them!
Like anybody else, I guess, when I was a kid I had fantasies about being famous enough (for something) that people would clamor for my autograph. But when I got Willie Mays' autograph on a softball, when I was 12, (he was a god to me at the time, so after that there was no one else whose signature I cared about) the difference between how important I felt he was and how insignificant I felt I was seemed irreconcilable. Now, here I was, signing wine bottles for really nice people who seemed perfectly eager to have me do so. Didn't they know I'd never hit a single home-run, not even in the minor leagues? Never stole a base, never saved a game with a leaping catch, or a throw to the plate from deep center?
The Bacchus tasting also involved the arrival of a guitar that had been borrowed for me to use, after my distributor had heard from some customers that they hoped I might be up for a little picking and singing while I was in the neighborhood. When one taster told me he wished he could hear me sing "If Wishes Were Horses," I dutifully opened the case and discovered a Gibson B-25 that seemed not to have been played for quite awhile, judging by how little resonance the strings seemed to generate. I had a very tough time trying to get the instrument tuned sufficiently to feel any confidence about singing. Finally I managed to make it work well enough to get through the song. Yet, the moment of glory for this guitar would come soon enough...
That evening I had the privilege to dine at the home of a Lexington couple, Hugh and Gale Bennett . Hugh is an architect, of some high repute, I'd guess, at least if his house is any indication. Gale is in charge of some fundraising events for the University radio station in Lexington. I was treated to some Kentucky cooking: fried green tomatoes, fried okra, corn pudding, along with an enormous slab of prime rib, cooked beautifully. There was lots of good conversation, a roaring fire (on a frosty evening), and a bit more music. We'd brought the Gibson along, but when I'd met Mr. Bennett the night before, he'd mentioned his own guitar, and some connection said guitar had to a famous singer and picker from eastern Kentucky's coal-mining area, who just happened to be one Merle Travis.
When Hugh was finally persuaded to bring out the guitar, I discovered, as I lifted it from its case, that its G-string was missing. But, oh it was a beautiful instrument! Even though it, too, had not been played for far too long, there could be no doubt in this heart of mine that here was something truly lovely that begged to have its voice heard. I didn't really hesitate; I swiftly liberated the G-string from the Gibson and gave it its new home on this glorious Martin 000-28 (I'm guessing the model # here; I didn't look inside, but from the size and shape, and the decorative touches, I'm sure it's close, if not spot on.). It tuned up quickly, and I sang out one of two Merle Travis songs I'm sure I know, "Dark As a Dungeon." Hugh told me, when the song was done, that he didn't think there were more than a handful of people in all Lexington who knew all the words I'd just sung. I sure enjoyed singing it; I've probably sung it seventy or eighty times in my life, but I think they might all have just been practice for that evening. I feel like I learned that song, back in 1969, in order to be able to sing it that cold, snowy night in that cozy house in Lexington, with that old guitar in my hands. Hugh had bought the guitar from his college roommate, years ago, for all of $50.00, and I don't know much more about its history than that, except that it's apparently a model that had been designed just for Merle Travis.
I haven't always enjoyed venturing out into the great, frozen East in the middle of winter, to sell wine. Maybe it's just that Southern hospitality; I sure felt welcome everywhere I visited! I had a great time, yes I did.
So play me a song on the guitar; play it on the mandolin...
I'm lookin out on a brand new day, and wonderin where I been.
I keep thinkin there's some plane I'm supposed to catch, but I know it must be too late, now...
Aw, but when I hear that First Bird sing, nothin else matters all that much, anyhow.
-- Steve Edmunds
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Friday, July 18, 2008
PODCAST: The Creation of Central Park
Above: Central Park's first recreation was ice skating, almost as soon as the lake was completed in 1858. The Dakota Apartments look like a ski resort.
Come with us to the beginnings of New York's most popular and most ambitious park -- from the inkling of an idea to the arduous construction. Learn who got uprooted and find out who the park was REALLY intended for. On the 150th year anniversary of the design of Central Park!
Listen to it for free on iTunes or other podcasting services. Or you can download or listen to it HERE
Frederick Law Olmstead, the brilliant and sometimes testy creator of the Greensward Plan, the basis for Central Park. As America's go-to guy for park creation, Olmstead helped develop thousands of acres of public space in America, including the grounds of the U.S. Capitol, dozens of college campuses, and parks in Atlanta, Boston, Louisville and Detroit.
His British partner Calvert Vaux was a genius landscape architect in his own right. He and Olmstead would go on to also create Brooklyn's Prospect Park. He's particularly noted for personally designing Central Park's more beautiful bridges, as well as the fanciful Belvedere Castle.
The original design of Central Park, circa 1857, informed by the upper and lower reservoirs and a noticable lack of structures. (Click on map for greater detail.)
From an original sketch of the Greensward plan, by Vaux
A brilliantly rendered lithograph of the Greensward plan (From an exhibit last month Celebrating Greensward.)
A sketching of some alledged 'squatters' in the lands that would eventually become the park. The reality of their situation was oftentimes far more complex.
A map of Seneca Village (with Eighth Avenue at top), the small town of African-American property owners that was swept away with the building of the park
A rare photo of some rather unsightly construction in the park, circa July 1863
An illustration from 1864 of the Bethesda Terrace (click on the picture for greater detail)
The original plan for Central Park included no monuments, and Olmstead wanted it that way. Still, by 1864, they were already hoisting up a tribute to William Shakespeare. In the picture below, the cornerstone is being laid on the 300th anniversary of Shakesspeare's birthday, April 23
By 1869, the park had been taken over by elite New Yorkers, who could afford to ride through on their carriages. (Click for details of this rich picture.) In the background is the old Arsenal, which tranformed into the Central Park Zoo in later years.
Check out our older podcast on the Central Park Zoo and accompanying photographs.
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New Hampshire's Matt Boyd pitches against Trenton on Thursday at Northeast Delta Dental Stadium in Manchester. (Thomas Roy/Union Leader)
In the nightcap loss, New Hampshire scored its lone run off the bat of Mike Crouse, who launched his first season homer in the second inning to right centerfield. New Hampshire starter Shawn Hill (0-1) went the distance in defeat. He allowed four hits, two runs, walked one and fanned two on 99 pitches. Taylor Dugas and Dan Fiorito each had an RBI in the fifth inning for 17-10 Trenton.


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This documentary has such a great title, why change the title of my blog post to something else? It asks us to question the status of the gallery or museum as the sole site for aesthetic practice. Narrated by Bristol bred artist Banksy, Exit follows videographer Thierry Guetta as he records street artists in action, including his cousin "Space Invader," whose mosaic tile recreations of vintage video game creatures can be seen around the world. If you think street art (aka graffiti) is merely senseless defacement of public spaces, you might shift your view after watching Exit. Some of the art is politically challenging ("One Nation under CCTV"), some gives viewers a chuckle, and others inspire wonderment, like the permanent shadows of objects painted on the ground. Whether you decide that Exit is a mockumentary or not you will thrill to the artists' death defying climbs on the sides of buildings, mourn their citation by often reluctant authorities, and look at your urban setting differently. Ponder as the film-maker becomes instant street art sensation "Mr. Brainwash" and leaves his former subjects, including Banksy, scratching their heads...
Further dvds to study:
The California underground art angle> Crumb
The autheticity/fine art/value angle> F for Fake
Not at CPL but free online: The Mona Lisa Curse by Robert Hughes... the contemporary- art speculation-driving up prices/autheticity angle
Although I enjoy watching non-fiction (and CPL has a great selection from which to choose), I always seem to get side tracked by all the feature films I want to recommend. So let me correct this right now and point you at four titles definitely worth a look.
The Crusades---they began as a holy mission to liberate Jerusalem and became the largest mass migration in European history. When they ended 200 years later, the Crusades had created a mythology of knights and chivalry, and left a legacy of distrust between East and West that continues to shape our world today. Filmed on location throughout Europe and the Middle East. By Terry Jones of Monty Pythons fame with none of the silliness of The search for the Holy Grail.
Babies---this is a real charmer which the whole family can watch and enjoy. A look at one year in the life of four babies from around the world--- Mongolia, Namibia, San Francisco and Tokyo and the culture and nurturing that informs their lives.
How many people can live on planet earth- the always highly informative Sir David Attenborough presents this look at the growth of the world's population and the future of the earth with a population that is projected to grow to 9 billion within the next 40 years. Researchers study densely populated regions to try to understand the problems of overpopulation.
The Medici, godfathers of the renaissance---(not to be confused with The Borgias which is currently running on tv), this is an excellent look at this powerful family and the influence they had over the course of western civilization.
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In recognition of all the horses who participated in the Stampede, as well as Spruce Meadows recent North American show jumping contest, I thought it would be fun to look at the many titles that CPL has featuring man's second best friend. Several of these horse titles have been recommended previously under Guaranteed Embarrassement Free, but lets see what else we have.
Secretariat---Behind every legend lies an impossible dream. Witness the journey of Secretariat and the moving story of his unlikely owner, a housewife who risked everything to make him a champion. Includes bonus features.
The Horse Whisperer---heads up on the opening scenes, it is very intense, but the movie settles down afterward---good cast in this one.
The Man from Snowy River---there are several incarnations of this Aussie drama. My fave is still the original from 1982 with Kirk Douglas. There is also a series with the fine talents of Guy Pearce and Hugh Jackman.
Hidalgo---Set in 1890, this is the story of a Pony Express courier who travels to Arabia to compete with his horse, Hidalgo, in a dangerous race. This stars Viggo Mortensen fresh off his huge success as Aragorn in Lord of the Rings. It certainly isn't his strongest performance, nor the best movie, but the man sure knows how to sit a horse.
Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron---As a wild stallion travels across the frontiers of the Old West, he befriends a young human. Animated.
Seabiscuit---during the Great Depression this horse became an unlikely champion and a symbol of hope to many. Another very stron cast including Jeff Bridges, Tobey Maguire and Chris Cooper.
Lonely are the Brave stars Kirk Douglas as a modern day cowboy trying to maintain his fiercely independent lifestyle as civilization steadily encroaches upon him. This is a really good film and you'll be glad you gave it a look.
They Shoot Horses Don't They---despite this title it has absolutely nothing to do with horses, but I wanted to put it in somewhere and this was as good a place as any! It is a very compelling movie set during the depression and gives us a look at the strange phenomenon of dance marathons-4 months anyone? By one of my favourite directors, the late Sydney Pollack and starring Jane Fonda in an Oscar nominated role.
There is always the 1947 Fury with Spenser Tracy, National Velvet, and Black Beauty, which we have just got as a series.
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Once again Movie Maniacs is teaming up with Paramount Pictures to give some lucky readers the chance for a double pass to an advanced screening. On offer is another highly anticipated summer release based on a Marvel Comic hero---Captain America: The First Avenger. This one stars Chris Evans from The Fantastic Four, Hugo Weaving from LOTR trilogy, and the multi talented Stanley Tucci and Tommy Lee Jones. They've lined up a solid cast, and director Joe Johnston has a good track record, including Jumanji, Jurassic Park 3, and October Sky- all of which are previous recommendations under Guaranteed Embarrassment Free posts.
You know the drill-send in your name and phone number (won't be posted) and we may pick you to go see Captain America: The First Avenger (opens in theatres July 22).
Just as every cloud has its silver lining so too does every film. Even the most mediocre of movies can have a spot of greatness if you watch with an open mind. This post is dedicated to the not so great films that nonetheless have some pretty great elements.
Star Wars Episode 1: The Phantom Menace---though Episode 2 and 3 share many of the same problems as "The Phantom Menace", neither was quite as disappointing as this long awaited prequel. The questionable acting, convoluted plot, and the Jar Jar Binks fiasco certainly brought the movie down. The faults don't seem quite as large however, when you're watching the lightsaber duel between Darth Maul and the two Jedi heroes. Great action even by today's standards.
50 First Dates---this is another typical, mediocre Adam Sandler romantic comedy. There's nothing terribly special or memorable about it except for the final scene. Sandler sings a humorous and touching ballad for his true love which completely validates the rest of his childish antics.
King Kong (2005)---Peter Jackson's long, self-indulgent homage to the 1930's classic is at times quite yawn inducing. Kong's epic fight against the two tyrannosaurs however, is more than enough to wake you up. That scene alone justifies the price of admission.
A.I. Artificial Intelligence---this science fiction tale about an artificial boy who wants to be loved is unfortunately a bit of a mess. Likely due to the fact that Kubrick began production 30 years before Spielberg finished it. Despite its less than logical plot and story progression, the film's final moments are so heart-achingly, tear jerkingly wonderful that you immediately forget any complaints you may have had.
Lady in the Water, condemned by critics for being pompous and pretentious, was M. Night Shyamalan's first real failure. Though this fairy tale film does have its faults, it also has some truly great characters. Freddy Rodriguez plays a lopsided muscle man who only exercises one side of his body, Bryce Dallas Howard plays an ethereal nymph named Story, and little known Bob Balaban plays a hyper-cynical movie critic.
Speed Racer---Coming from the same minds that brought us "The Matrix", Speed Racer nonetheless proved a disappointment for many. It stayed true to the anime cartoon that inspired it, right down to the annoying pet chimpanzee. Immature though it may be, the film still has spectacularly entertaining racing sequences with cars flipping and battling through the air at ridiculous speeds. Plus it stars Emile Hirsch, John Goodman, and Susan Sarandon which certainly doesn't hurt.
Thanks to our guest blogger and fellow movie maniac Trevor for this post.
Here's a couple more western favorites in time for Stampede.
Either version of 3:10 to Yuma is great but I particularly enjoy the 2007 version with Christian Bale. What can't he do? The suspens is great as we wait to see if he makes it on the train---and the color and pacing of the film is perfect.
Don't forget the great tv westerns of the 1950s. I was surpised by how contemporary the characterizations are in Gunsmoke, which also has the famous and cracking good theme song. Miss Kitty is a strong, experienced woman and that's just okay with Marshall Dillon who's a sensitive fellow. It makes Mad Men look like a throwback,
although I'll probably have to get out of Dodge for saying, so. Don't shoot me!
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Sweden report, part 3: June 4, 2005.
Right, so next on my list was the herb garden "Blomsdals örtagård", in Marks county, right next to Torestorp.
There's some information on the Marks county tourist pages, including a phone number. I tried to call the herb garden, no reply. Somewhere or other I found an email address, and sent a query: are you guys open? Because their old website address was taken over by a porn squatter, never a good sign.
No reply to the email, either. So in late May I called up the tourist board in Marks county, and got a "yep, they're open" in reply.
After a few detours I found my way to the garden, parked the car, and got out. An elderly guy was sawing things nearby, so I said "hello". He told me that this herb garden was private - I looked at him, puzzled: with a very few exceptions all herb gardens are private, including the one I live right next to. What he meant was, they don't take single visitors. They only take groups. In addition they were closed because they'd taken storm damage.
Right, said I, how come the tourist information told me you're open then? He couldn't tell.
And why do you have a phone number that nobody answers on that tourist information webpage? He couldn't tell, and no, he couldn't give them a phone number that somebody would actually answer, either.
Then he said, hesitatingly, that he'd received my email, but he couldn't send me a reply because I had neglected to include a fax number.
It took a while to recover from that one, but once I did, I asked for clarification: "So you don't accept single visitors at all?" "No." "Only groups?" "Yes." "And while I've come all the way from Finland, and the webpage says you're open for everybody, and the tourist board confirmed, you won't let me look at your plants?" "That's right".
Dunno what somebody that stupid (fax number indeed!) should be cursed with. Hemorrhoids, I think. And hernias.
Me, I drove back to Gothenburg to have another look at the botanical garden.
Ugh... I'm speechless...what
I'm speechless...what idiocy!
>Dunno what somebody that
>Dunno what somebody that stupid (fax number indeed!) should be cursed with.
Maybe you could somehow arrange to have Poison Ivy discreetly added to their collection?
In the words of some
In the words of some comedien or another that I encountered years ago, "There are stupid people everywhere." Indeed.
FAX #???? I can't stop shaking my head!
Must have been a former
Must have been a former government employee.
"We are all idiots, some
"We are all idiots, some just more useful than others."
Still, I couldn't help but play out a nice long day dream involving him and a venus fly trap.
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It's entirely possible that they're cursed enough just by being so completely helpless in the face of current technology. Alas, I'm still feeling vindictive, so hemorrhoids it is.
The folks at Marks county have changed the tourist information page about the herb garden. It now says "the herb garden is open by appointment only". This after I emailed them about my experience; I did point out that getting an appointment might turn out to be rather difficult, what with nobody answering anything at all ...
I have lived in Sweden for
I have lived in Sweden for nearly a decade, and that is typical rudeness of a Swede who is supposed to be of service. It is one part of the "Swedish model" that isn't mentioned in the tour guides. Pffft.
For some reasons, groundskeepers and gardeners seem particularly surly. How can any human become so sour when working around plants and such beautiful gardens? *shakes head*
Groundkeepers and gardeners
Groundkeepers and gardeners are surly because the chosen/given job they perform is not their vocation. To work with living organisms requires some love for the task one is performing. That is true for any any other surly person in any other job, however since plants take manure and do not say shit, there is no reason to be unable to help.


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Snooki isn't splitting from her new baby daddy Jionni LaValle any time soon. The couple recently welcomed their first child, Lorenzo, but it didn't take long for rumors of them "heading for splitsville" to hit the web.
The rumors in question were started by Star and rereported by Radar Online. The claim was that the couple is "only together for fame," and that Snooki "can't stand to be around Jionni. She's only going to go through with the wedding for a million-dollar payday." Those statements seemed to really tick Snooki off.
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On Sunday, more than 150 people returned to the Knoxville hospital to attend its 23rd Annual Transplant Reunion.
For many in attendance it was the chance to celebrate their new gift of life, while others were there hoping for that same miracle.
Thomas Moore, 72 has diabetes and needs a new kidney.
If he receives one, he will join the list of the more than 850 kidney transplant patients that UT Medical has performed the surgery on since 1985.
Moore has been on the transplant waiting list for two years, anxiously waiting to get word that they have a kidney for him.
"It's like being in the Army and getting ready to go to battle," he said. "You don't know when the call is going come."
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the fund inputs that need to be a large number of That secondly our country is being in economy turns mould phase , and it is a lot of to reform the not enough account of history of three agriculture that step after stagnant relatively makes with all society causes domain in nearer year , the same urgent need large numbers inputs . Be dead against the new rural area construction and the public input of all society cause developments , not only can digest the excess product ability of one part , and the product dive into will not to enlarge at present can the excess problem , and the most important is , and it can improvement people's living standard , and raises the consumption ability . Because fitting public investments of mentioned above principle formation with consumes between is not replacing concerning , and is promoting the relation , therefore the regulation and control to the investment next step stressly is the optimization investment structure ,
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if increases new the rural area with the government of all society causes dives into etc . Publishing at concentrated national debt present time rural area construction newly , on the one hand the large numbers exist the excess relatively of fund , and the fund utilization efficiency is not high , and trades such as iron and steel , cement , coke and automobile etc exist a large number of products can be excess , and causing price to walk lowly , the beneficial result landslide On the other hand , owing to new the rural area builds the emphatic content is providing the most basic public product and public service for peasant , but a large number of the civil engineering construction needs a large number of fund and the raw material input ( the excess at present trade of our country is chiefly concentrated in this domain , like iron and steel and cement etc ) . , that we suggest can thinking over during " National day five " publishes the concentrated national debt of 30000 million Yuan Xin rural areas constructions in every year to be used the new rural area to build the payout ,
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and is used infrastructures such as rural area Lu Shui , electricity and vapour etc to build therefor . Increasing this part government payout , and can act the effect of " many birds of one stone " , the bank fund that to be effective favourable geographical position excess with relatively Secondly can partly digest nearer investment in Nian Gao's increases the excess product abilitys of large numbers accumulated Three are can solve the new short problem of fund that built in the rural area ; Four are promoting the quicker increase of peasant's income , and enlarge the consumption requirement in rural area . It is not high to use the prices to push on on lower opportunity resources product price to reform and raise wage standard at present time our country resources price markets level , and can not truly reflect market supply and demand and resources in short supply level ,
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and has restricted the market machine-processed effectively giving play to . Resources products ( Shui Dian , petroleum and natural gas , coal , land ) price long-term partially low and some even to the extent that twist , and to our country economic growth method changes creating the clear unfavorable influence . At present time the economy is moved to be faced with to slow down under the situation of pressure , crosses the low prices standard influencing people the person who to economy develops positive expects , thus the judgement that opposite products and consumption is made passively . And but keeping logical expands rate of appropriate measure to be favour of national economy going on health increasing faster , and reflects this , the advantageous opportunity to suggest using before one that the prices are lower pushes on the resources product price reformation energetically , and is raised at the same time including the wage standard included the orderly .
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Before one , having a free hand in doing price Guan Zhi of resources products and appropriate measure to raise the society wage standard , and not only will not cause the clear inflation , and , still be favour of irritating consumption , and raise people expecting to the positive of whole economic growth . We think , and the prices of ideal increase the standard from now on inside one period serve as about 3% , and it is 5% 1% all unfavorable in the economic stable increase with is lower than to be more than , and all need to adopt the policy of the stable prices . The innovation foreign exchange reserve use method is at present , and our country has accumulated the foreign exchange reserve of a huge amount , and how raising his use efficiency is an extremely urgent problem . Firstly , our country foreign exchange reserve chiefly is with the dollar form backlog of capital and property , and the foreign exchange reserve of a huge amount not only becomes one kind of pressure that the RMB forcing revalues further , and this kind of foreign exchange reserve structure also exists the bigger risk .
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Next the foreign exchange reserve of Gao E has changed the supply and demand proportion with the foreign currency of RMB , and that his will certainly be strengtheied to RMB revalues that the expected union attracts the foreign capital drifting into , besides money drifts into can increase further the foreign exchange reserve union pushs forward the internal capital and property price rises so that strengthens revalues expectedly . Therefore will attach importance to reasonably using the foreign exchange reserve problem . The China foreign exchange reserve is at present chiefly invested in the finance capitals and properties such as government bond , international finance organisation bond , government agency bond and corporation bond etc of high trustworthiess grade of overseas , and persists in over a long period of time reaching the management concept of strategy development on the operation from beginning to end .
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We think externally to converge at present the scope of the foreign exchange reserve management that the operation of backlog should transcend merely , and then according to the international and internal market the change comes nimblely to adjust the foreign exchange reserve structure . Can thinking over reasonably changing the increment backlog lays in for nation strategy goods and materials ( especially petroleum ) . See that because the fact that petroleum cannot reproductivity , the oil price wave exists the trend that the monotone was promoted to the next rank in the overall from trend . Reflect this , and suggests being used with one part of every year foreign exchange reserve increment in purchases petroleum of abroad and other strategies resources . Quickening exporting the drawback structure adjustment , partial Gao Shi of reduction export drawback rate standard export drawback rate inside creating in the near future need also be the heavy burden of center public finance with the outer important cause that needs to increase the disequilibrium step by step .
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The center public finance arranged 426400 million yuan of the drawback quota export this year , and is used to guarrantee to the export enterprise sufficient quota fund that the drawback needs promptly . We think that this drawback tray is partial big . In fact mend to export on the drawback fund to be subsidizing foreign purchase person and district of coast , and to have created the loss of national's income to reach the enlargement that the district took in the gap . Reflecting this , the suggestion quickens exporting the drawback structure adjustment dynamics , as well as consumes energy that the product will continue reducing or cancels the export drawback rate to resources That to the technology content Gao particularly decides for self to innovate highly adding the value product will keep or suitably raise the export drawback rate . Speak , and will reduce the export drawback rate standard step by step can think over in every year reducing by 2 one percentage point left and right sidess ,
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As a member of the England U21 Grand Slam winning squad nine years ago, Nick Wood knows the sweet taste of success.
He was included in the subsequent party for the IRB World Championship at that level and his development has gone on from there.
A few days before the New Zealand match at Twickenham in November 2008, he was drafted into the England senior training squad as cover for Andrew Sheridan and was chosen for the summer tour of Argentina in 2009, but remained outside the match day 22 for the Test against the Pumas in Salta. The previous month, he had played off the bench for the England XV beaten 33-26 by the Barbarians at Twickenham.
His other near miss in terms of a cap was when being called into the party for the 2007 trip to South Africa. He was due to make a Test start but sustained a torn chest muscle in training and needed to fly home.
Nick had appeared for England U18 and U21 and represented the Saxons in Six Nations matches in three consecutive years, first appearing off the bench for Stuart Turner, of Sale Sharks, in the 33-18 defeat by Ireland A on his home club ground at Kingsholm in 2006. He went on to start all three games against Russia, the United States and Canada when the Saxons won the 2010 Churchill Cup.
He had joined Gloucester in 2001 after leaving Radley College, also played for Rosslyn Park, studied Modern Languages at Brasenose College, Oxford and graduated to tour selection for the Dark Blues to Japan in 2002 after playing for the university U21 side.
Swindon-born Nick signed a new three-year contract in January 2010 and, 25 months on, had appeared in 197 games for Gloucester, including a remarkable 105 in the past three and a half seasons. He has also won representative honours in hockey.
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