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Paging Al Gore: Arctic ice cap grows 60 percent in a year
**Written by Doug Powers
First, a quick flashback to almost four years ago, when Al Gore said some climate models suggested that the North Polar Ice Sheet could be completely ice-free in summer months within five years:
In 2007, the BBC reported Arctic summers ice-free by 2013.
So here we are in 2013. How are things going up there?
A chilly Arctic summer has left nearly a million more square miles of ocean covered with ice than at the same time last year – an increase of 60 per cent.
The rebound from 2012's record low comes six years after the BBC reported that global warming would leave the Arctic ice-free in summer by 2013.
Instead, days before the annual autumn re-freeze is due to begin, an unbroken ice sheet more than half the size of Europe already stretches from the Canadian islands to Russia's northern shores.
The Northwest Passage from the Atlantic to the Pacific has remained blocked by pack-ice all year. More than 20 yachts that had planned to sail it have been left ice-bound and a cruise ship attempting the route was forced to turn back.
An impressive history of "ice-free Arctic" forecasts is here.
More news the Goracle can't use: If a hurricane does not develop in the Atlantic by the end of tomorrow, it will mark the latest date on record for the first hurricane of the season. Forget "category six" — there hasn't even been a category one yet. Not that Gore and others won't be able to find a way to blame global warming.
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Shares of M&T Bank (MTB) of Buffalo, N.Y., closed at $102.46 Monday, trading for 2.4 tangible book value, according to Thomson Reuters Bank Insight, and for 12.5 times the consensus 2013 earnings estimate of $8.21 a share, among analysts polled by Thomson Reuters. The consensus 2014 EPS estimate is $8.89.
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Anyone applied to and/or have heard from the University of South Alabama Psych NP for Masters or BSN-DNP online for Spring 2012? Anyone with experience with this program and would like to share info, network, etc. Please... Read More
- 0Oct 22, '12 by mwg60Reasons for not doing NP psych program at USA are vast: unsupportive faculty, odd exams, use of a camera to watch you take exams (Secure Proctor....you can look it up online), lots of busy work assignments, difficulty finding placements for many students (although this could happen in other programs too), a generalized contempt for students.
- 0Oct 24, '12 by Simply ComplicatedQuote from mwg60So it's still that bad? I'm trying to read up on this, I was thinking of applying for the Psych family NP. I live in NY, so I wanted SUNY Stony Brook, but as of right now it looks as if they only have a summer start. I really didn't want to start in June.Best advice from those finishing the Psych NP program at USA: run as far away from it as you can and go somewhere else!
I'm doing my BSN online now, and should be finished in April.
- 1Oct 25, '12 by Amtraklildrekie! Thank you for your various post. You have given some great advise. I guess its been about a year now. How are you enjoying or not enjoying the program? I recently got accepted for the 2013 Spring! I'm so excited but also nervious. Any other advise? Any books you are willing to sell? Anyone else out there starting Psych NP Spring 2013?
- 0Oct 25, '12 by mwg60I personally wouldn't look at it from a summer, spring, or fall start date. It's really about the quality of the program and quality of faculty and their respect for others. St Louis, Wilkes University, Rush, and Drexel all have good programs, as well as Stony Brook. I'd consider any of those.
- 2Oct 25, '12 by WyndDrivenRainI'm in the psych NP program and I don't find them to be unsupportive. I have to say my experience has been good. They are not warm and fuzzy though, I'll give you that. It is an extremely self-directed program. Exams are tough and I'd agree sometimes seem to ask questions that I'm 100% sure is not in any of the material for the exam, and the secure exam proctor can be a bit unsettling...but to be fair they are doing this to protect us and their reputation. I don't mind the secure exam proctor, we need to know this stuff. The difficulty with placements is happening at all schools and in all specialties. I have been in the program since August 2011 and I have not felt a "generalized contemp for students", it reminds me of an old school nursing program, just fly low and do what you need to do and it is fine.
Quote from mwg60Reasons for not doing NP psych program at USA are vast: unsupportive faculty, odd exams, use of a camera to watch you take exams (Secure Proctor....you can look it up online), lots of busy work assignments, difficulty finding placements for many students (although this could happen in other programs too), a generalized contempt for students.
- 1Oct 25, '12 by Simply ComplicatedI don't mind secure proctor for exams necessarily, as it would be easier than having to find a place to proctor. I think the testing material, feeling as if it wasn't in your work happens with any program, honestly.
- 1Oct 25, '12 by mwg60Seriously? You don't think every response being hateful, negative and unbending is unacceptable? Do you not think having no access to your exam answers is poor learning, and just lazy? Do you think every communication being grammatically incorrect, and incomplete is professional? "Old school" is called that for a reason....it happened in the past, not in the present as a way of teaching in any modern university, any. The issue with Secure Proctor is not the camera itself, it is the disorganization, lack of explanations, lack of coordination....what professionals in schools are supposed to do.


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Since forming in 2004when its members were still in high schoolTennessee-bred quintet Paramore has garnered a contract with pop-punk powerhouse Fueled by Ramen, a Grammy nomination, and a platinum record (2007's Riot!). So we weren't too surprised when their third release, Brand New Eyes, debuted at No. 2 last month. I visited lead vocalist Hayley Williams, recently recovered from an unfortunate bout of laryngitis, and bassist Jeremy Davis, backstage at their sold-out Hammerstein Ballroom gig last week to chat about the album's success, their former funk band, and touring with No Doubt.
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Hayley: I was really stressing about getting back into band mode and starting to rehearse and write. I realized how much I needed to say about my role in the band, about our roles in each other's lives. It's really a record about friendship and navigating life together and learning that you can't all go about it the same way.
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Still A Solid Gamemrminecrafter1 | July 27, 2014 | See all mrminecrafter1's reviews »
FIFA 14 is not a game-changing game. That doesn't make it bad though. It is still pretty solid with more minor improvements to the overall core of the game. Physics are absolutely fantastic but it does kinda like to make the weirdest movements such as a celebration that looks like a kiss. Controls are better with a controller because of the analog stick's precision, which is necessary to play the game more comfortably. Graphics are fantastic and are one of the best looking sports game on the PC market. A wide range of modes that are actually good is also a nice addition. The only real problem is the technical issues. Occasional screen tearing is my number one problem and also a dip in framerate once in a while. Otherwise, it is still a solid soccer game that is one of the best in the PC market.
Not Much Differencechataolauj | Jan. 19, 2014 | See all chataolauj's reviews »
This game isn't much of difference from FIFA 14, but that's typical of a sports game. I think it's much hard to control players in FIFA 14, but that's probably because they're trying to make it as realistic as possible. For example, if you're attempting to pass back while your back is still turned towards the person you're passing to then you're gonna fall down. In FIFA 13, when you pass back while your back is turned towards the person, then the player hardly ever falls down. Also, players that you're not controlling in FIFA 14 seem to have a hard time getting open. I don't know if that's just based on the settings, or the game is set up like that. Only buy this if you don't have FIFA 12 or 13.
Another great game from EA Canada!themy94 | Nov. 6, 2013 | See all themy94's reviews »
Fifa 14 continues to improve the franchise's weaker aspects while innovating some of the core game modes such as Career Mode, Ultimate Team, and Coop Season.
*Gameplay -Most noticeable change regarding gameplay must undoubtedly be and Real Ball Physics. With Real Ball Physics, the ball feels much more realistic in regard to the way it spins and curves as well as its trajectory. Players who use manual shooting will have a great time choosing the best angle and power to beat the goalkeeper.
-Another stand-out improvement is the Precision Movement. Precision Movement will (according to EA) take into account a broader range of elements in the game to make the players on the pitch move and interact with each other in a more believable fashion. For example: when a winger is rushing down the side, if he stops abruptly or does a fake shot, you will be able to see momentum pulling him toward the direction he was running. New players may not notice this mechanic but returning veterans will be happy to see that the game is taking realism seriously
*Game modes -Career mode continues to see improvement in the scouting system as well as more streamlined menu. Clubs. The most noticeable change is the new scouting system. Right at the start of the game, you will be able to hire a number of scouts (depending on your team's financial capabilities) to search for young talents all over the world. Scout will have their own criteria (set forth by you) in their search for new talents. What's change is that many of the scouted players' overall stats are not displayed until they are on your club. Therefore, you have to either go with your gut or rely solely on your scout's expertise. Another big change is the new menu. Information about calendar, league table, scout network and much more is displayed in a very efficient way. -Ultimate Team This year's Ultimate Team will see deeper chemistry system being implemented as well as better tutorial for new players. You will be able to further customize your players with Chemistry Style such as Sniper (improve shooting and dribbling) Players will also have Loyalty with acts as bonus to chemistry. Players gained from packs will already have Loyalty whereas players bought on the transfer market will have to play 10 games before they can have Loyalty. These new features will have you spent hours trying to come up with the best possible lineup, and that's what makes Ultimate Team so addictive.
-Co-op Season Co-op Season is a welcome addition in Fifa 14. Friends can now play cooperatively in 2v2 matches online while trying to gain promotion to the next division. This is what was missing in Fifa 13 and it's a shame that it was left out. Playing coop with a friend, especially if you have voice chat is a ton of fun. However, expect the connectivity to be unstable or even unplayable.
*Graphics In current generation, PC continues to take the lead. The game run smoothly and look gorgeous on entry level gaming system (AMD A10-5800k with Radeon 7770). However, it is only a slight improvement over Fifa 13's graphics so don't expect too much
*Price Price is another great pro for Fifa 14. The PC version retails for only $40, that's $20 less than the console versions. If you're lucky (and smart) enough to pre order through GMG, you will also receive $8 credits which effectively brings the price down to $32. That's a very small amount considering how many hours you will be playing this game
*Why it's not 100? The game will occasionally run into glitches (I have yet to see any personally). Furthermore, there are not a lot of people playing online, at least compared to other platforms. In Ultimate Team, I spent almost 20 minutes before finding an opponent. In Pro Club, there are, at times only 43 people playing. Another letdown is the exclusion of the Ignite Engine in Fifa 14 PC.
*Conclusion There are many features that are not discussed in this review such as Teammate Intelligence or Pure Shot. While they are good addition to the game, its effects are quite arbitrary and at time not noticeable. So should you buy it? Without a doubt, yes! There's no reason not to experience the beautiful game both on the big screen as well as your desktop. Fifa 14 will have you spent countless hour formulating the best lineup for the Champions Cup final, managing your club's finance in order to pull off the signing of the season or just having plain, simple fun with your friends in Pro Clubs.
Another year, another releaselok0812 | Sept. 28, 2013 | See all lok0812's reviews »
This is one of those sports title that gets release once every year with little innovation and new things to add in each installment and this is the same as FIFA 14 but that doesn't make it a poor game because the game itself has been very solid and so is this entry. First the game no longer require you to learn the skills so you will be up and ready to go as soon as you start. If compared to the older installment of the game then this latest entry is definitely more polished in terms of gameplay and control. It feels more exciting to play when compared to PES series too. Definitely must pickup for any soccer fans.


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When combined with other surveys such as the Breeding Bird Survey, it provides a picture of how the continent's bird populations have changed in time and space over the past hundred years.
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Each circle is led by a Count Compiler, an experienced birdwatcher, enabling beginning birders to learn while they assist. Also, those who live within the boundaries of a Count Circle can stay at home and report the birds that visit their backyard feeders or join a group of birdwatchers in a local field.
Doug Gross, Game Commission ornithologist, said the Christmas bird count contributes to conservation because it allows monitoring of bird species that spend winters in Pennsylvania.
"Some of these species are much easier to count or monitor in winter because their breeding ground is so far north in areas where there are few people or roads to give access to habitat," Gross said. "An example of this is the rusty blackbird that migrates from the boreal taiga forests of Canada and Alaska to the southeastern United States in winter.
Pennsylvania is on the northern edge of its winter range, and some CBCs do count this declining wetland songbird. Hawks also are more easily counted in winter and our state is a good place to see several hawk species in winter, including red-tailed hawks and rough-legged hawks."
Gross also noted that the CBC is a good way to introduce beginners to bird identification.
"There are fewer bird species around in winter than at other times of year, so it is easier to learn the bird species identification," Gross said. "Also, birds are easier to spot because there are not so many leaves on the trees where birds are well-hidden in spring and summer. In fact, many birders started out in winter in a car with more experienced birders on a Christmas count. CBC allows for mentoring in the field.
"A wide variety of birds are observed in winter counts including a wide variety of songbirds and our upland game birds, mostly permanent residents. It is a challenge, for instance, to find a ruffed grouse on a CBC in many circles. People go out of their way to find a wintering woodcock in a seepy area, in a wet pasture or along a stream.
"Birders learn more about habitat associations and the value of cover and food sources for birds, such as wild fruits like winterberry, rose hips and sumac. For instance, bluebirds, hermit thrushes, and American robins are often found in grape arbors, sumac patches or other places where wild fruits are located."
For volunteers who have never been on a CBC before the first step is to locate and contact a local Count Compiler to find out how to volunteer.
To view instructions on how to search for a circle and sign-up for an open count, visit www.pgc.state.pa.us and click on "Wildlife" in menu bar at the top of the homepage, and then choose the "Christmas Bird Count" under the "Wild Birds and Birding" listing.
Information also can be obtained from Audubon Society's Christmas Bird Count website at http://birds.audubon.org/christmas-bird-count or on the Pennsylvania Society for Ornithology's website, www.pabirds.org.
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Jennifer Granick is the Director of Civil Liberties at the Stanford Center for Internet and Society. Jennifer returns to Stanford after working with the internet boutique firm of Zwillgen PLLC. Before that, she was the Civil Liberties Director at the Electronic Frontier Foundation. Jennifer practices, speaks and writes about computer crime and security, electronic surveillance, consumer privacy, data protection, copyright, trademark and the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. From 2001 to 2007, Jennifer was Executive Director of CIS and taught Cyberlaw, Computer Crime Law, Internet intermediary liability, and Internet law and policy. Before teaching at Stanford, Jennifer spent almost a decade practicing criminal defense law in California. She was selected by Information Security magazine in 2003 as one of 20 "Women of Vision" in the computer security field. She earned her law degree from University of California, Hastings College of the Law and her undergraduate degree from the New College of the University of South Florida.
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Shloss v. Estate of Joyce
After the Estate of James Joyce refused to allow a scholar to quote Joyce in her book, we successfully defended her right under the fair use doctrine to use the quotes she needed to illustrate her scholarship. After we prevailed in the case, the Estate paid $240,000 of our client's legal fees. Read more » about Shloss v. Estate of Joyce
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Reed Hundt proposes democratic action in response to our government's secret infrastructure for monitoring and controlling modern communications. "Citizens," he writes, "should be encouraged to take action on behalf of their own privacy and security." Read more » about Saving Privacy
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Yesterday afternoon, the White House put out a statement describing its vulnerability disclosure policies: the contentious issue of whether and when government agencies should disclose their knowledge of computer vulnerabilities. The statement falls far short of a commitment to network security for all and fails to provide the reassurance the global public needs in the midst of the NSA's security scandal. Read more » about Obama Policy on Zero Days Craps Out
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"Jennifer Granick, director of civil liberties at the Stanford center for internet and society, said that "this is an investigative technique that we haven't seen before and we haven't thrashed out the implications. It absolutely should not be done through a rule change – it has to be fully debated publicly, and Congress must be involved."" Read more » about FBI demands new powers to hack into computers and carry out surveillance
What Brought Congress Together
"So where is the line? Jennifer Granick, director of civil liberties at the Stanford Center for Internet and Society, says Americans don't have to choose between security and privacy. "Thirteen years after 9/11, we still have a political dialogue that's based on this idea that there's an inherent conflict between privacy and security. What the [smartphone] issue shows is how inaccurate and misleading that argument is," she says." Read more » about What Brought Congress Together
Feds 'Hacked' Silk Road Without a Warrant? Perfectly Legal, Prosecutors Argue
"Regardless of whether the government calls it "hacking" or a mere warrantless "search," however, prosecutors' arguments against Ulbricht's Fourth Amendment protections aren't particularly convincing, says Jennifer Granick, director of civil liberties at Stanford Law School's Center for Internet and Society. " Read more » about Feds 'Hacked' Silk Road Without a Warrant? Perfectly Legal, Prosecutors Argue
Police want back doors in smartphones, but you never know who else will open them
""People are starting to be sensitized that there is a right way and a wrong way to do data security," said Jennifer Granick, director of civil liberties at the Stanford Center for Internet and Society. "We've been doing it the wrong way."" Read more » about Police want back doors in smartphones, but you never know who else will open them
The Solace of Oblivion
"Jennifer Granick, the director of civil liberties at the Stanford Center for Internet and Society, said recently. "When it comes to privacy, the United States' approach has been to provide protection for certain categories of information that are deemed sensitive and then impose some obligation not to disclose unless certain conditions are met."" Read more » about The Solace of Oblivion
Learn More About the Stanford Intermediary Liability Lab (Past Event)
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Please join Giancarlo Frosio and Jennifer Granick on Tuesday for a presentation on the activities of the Stanford Intermediary Liability Lab (SILLab). Read more » about Learn More About the Stanford Intermediary Liability Lab
Saving Privacy (Past Event)
Because of Edward Snowden's remarkable public service, we know that the National Security Agency, with the cooperation of some large firms, has amassed an unprecedented database of personal information. The ostensible goal in collecting that information is to protect national security. The effect, according to Reed Hundt, is to undermine democracy. Read more » about Saving Privacy
Meet the Center for Internet and Society 2014 (Past Event)
Come meet CIS and hear about our exciting work and ways to get involved.
You will meet:
Barbara van Schewick - Associate Professor of Law and Helen L. Crocker Faculty Scholar at Stanford Law School, Director of Stanford Law School's Center for Internet and Society, and Associate Professor (by courtesy) of Electrical Engineering, Stanford University
Jennifer Granick - Director - Civil Liberties
Aleecia McDonald - Director - Privacy Read more » about Meet the Center for Internet and Society 2014
The National Security Agency at the Crossroads (Past Event)
Jennifer Granick, CIS Director of Civil Liberties, will be a panelist in a session titled "The Content Collection Controversy". Read more » about The National Security Agency at the Crossroads
World Affairs 2014 (Past Event)
Jennifer Granick, CIS Director of Civil Liberties will be a speaker at World Affairs 2014.
"The best venue for a timely, honest discussion about our world and where it is going."
WorldAffairs offers fresh insights and new perspectives on current global topics. This year's program will spotlight the critical issues and countries poised to impact our world and affect our decision making. Read more » about World Affairs 2014
State of Surveillance: Police, Privacy and Technology
April 11, 2014
"State of Surveillance" examines new technologies police departments are using to fight crime and the civil liberties concerns raised by these tools.
Law enforcement agencies say that many of the technologies make it easier to solve and, in some cases, even prevent crime. But privacy advocates warn that expanded databases could become dragnets that are increasingly populated with information about law-abiding citizens. Read more » about State of Surveillance: Police, Privacy and Technology
The Content Collection Controversy
April 4, 2014
The following is audio of the conference last week in Austin hosted by the Intelligence Studies Project, a joint venture of the Strauss Center and Clements Center at the University of Texas at Austin. The conference was entitled, "The National Security Agency at the Crossroads." Read more » about The Content Collection Controversy
The Fight for Internet Freedom - A Talk with David Drummond
March 25, 2014
The Internet makes lives better, around the world, in ways people couldn't have imagined not even a decade ago. It sparks prosperity, inspires dissent, improves education, and encourages freedom. But all of the good it does is under threat, largely from governments. David Drummond will discuss where those threats are coming from, and the critical importance for us all that we overcome them. Drummond joined Google in 2002, initially as vice president of corporate development. Read more » about The Fight for Internet Freedom - A Talk with David Drummond
Understanding Cybersecurity
March 14, 2014
Listen to the full panel on the World Affairs Council website. Read more » about Understanding Cybersecurity
Privacy and Civil Liberties in the Post-Snowden Era
February 27, 2014
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Filmmaker Mike Leigh's biography of the landscape painter J.M.W. Turner is what critics call "austere"—which means it's slow and grim and deliberately hard to love—yet…
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Marie writes: There was a time when Animation was done by slaves with a brush in one hand and a beer in the other. Gary Larson's "Tales From the Far Side" (1994) was such a project. I should know; I worked on it. Produced by Marv Newland at his Vancouver studio "International Rocketship", it first aired as a CBS Halloween special (Larson threw a party for the crew at the Pan Pacific Hotel where we watched the film on a big screen) and was later entered into the 1995 Annecy International Animated Film Festival, where it won the Grand Prix. It spawned a sequel "Tales From the Far Side II" (1997) - I worked on that too. Here it is, below.
Marie writes: It's that time of year again! Behold the shortlisted nominees for The Turner Prize: 2012. Below, Turner Prize nominee Spartacus Chetwynd performs 'Odd Man Out 2011' at Tate Britain on October 1, 2012 in London, England.
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Big stars were out to shine this morning in Cannes, when "The Paperboy" by Lee Daniels premiered in competition, with a cast that includes Matthew McConaughey, Zac Efron, Nicole Kidman, David Oyelowo, John Cusack, and Grammy Award-winning R&B singer Macy Gray. Daniels had a massive hit with his previous film "Precious," which premiered here in 2009 and went on to earn six Oscar nominations with two wins, and countless other awards worldwide.
A director with that kind of success in his recent past has got to have a lot of hopes and fears riding on his next film. Daniels certainly had star power in his corner on "The Paperboy," but the film got a mixed reaction this morning in the Palais, and I'm not sure it's headed for a repeat of the acclaim that "Precious" experienced.
"The Paperboy" is adapted by Pete Dexter and Daniels from Dexter's novel of the same title. The film reportedly takes a few deviations from the source novel (which I haven't read) to result in pretty much a whole new story. There are many shifts of tone, making the film simultaneously a comedy, a mystery/thriller, and a Southern gothic potboiler. It's amusing and frustrating; hilarious and tense; awkward in its construction yet featuring bursts of gripping acting.
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LOS ANGELES -- I wonder what this might mean. "Precious" did about as well as it possibly could have Friday might at the Independent Spirit Awards. It won for best picture, best actress (Gabourey Sidibe), best supporting actress (Mo'Nique), best director (Lee Daniels) and best first screenplay (Geoffrey Fletcher). Supporting actor Lenny Kravitz was in the house, but couldn't win because he wasn't nominated.
Talking with Jason Reitman is uncannily like talking to a real person and not the director of an Oscar contender. He's not on autopilot. He's not using sound bites. He's just talking.
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The Academy Award nominations will be announced bright and early on Tuesday, and in some categories they'll be almost a formality. Four of the inevitable nominees in the acting categories seem to be shoo-ins for Oscars.
AP -- BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. – The science-fiction blockbuster "Avatar" won best drama at the Golden Globes and picked up the directing honor for James Cameron on Sunday, raising the "Titanic" filmmaker's prospects for another Academy Awards triumph.
"Up in the Air" director Jason Reitman (known for his pie charts documented the whirlwind experience of his latest press tour in a movie (above) posted on Vimeo and /Film.
UPDATE: Reitman was nominated for a DGA award this morning, along with fellow directors Kathryn Bigelow, James Cameron, Lee Daniels and Quentin Tarantino.
AP -- The science-fiction blockbuster "Avatar" has earned James Cameron his latest nomination for the top honor from the Directors Guild of America. Cameron won the guild prize 12 years ago for "Titanic." Also nominated are Kathryn Bigelow for the Iraq War drama "The Hurt Locker," Lee Daniels for the Harlem teen tale "Precious: Based on the Novel Push by Sapphire," Jason Reitman for the recession-era story "Up in the Air" and Quentin Tarantino for the World War II hit "Inglourious Basterds."
My previous post, Impressions Based on the Hype for the Movie Precious Based on the Novel Push by Sapphire, was an account of exactly that -- how even limited exposure to advance word for the movie over 11 months, from Sundance in January to theatrical release in November, created expectations that made me not want to see it. What follows are my impressions when I finally did.
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UPDATE (12/24/09): "I didn't have the sensibilities of your ordinary filmmaker, let alone your ordinary African-American filmmaker. My heroes were John Waters, Pedro Almodóvar, and actors that were part of that world. Different." -- Lee Daniels, June 2009
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None of us is immune to movie publicity, unless we're lucky enough to see the picture well in advance of its theatrical release (perhaps at an early film festival screening) -- or stay away from publications, television, radio, the Internet and any form of communication with other people until we can see it. In the case of "Precious Based on the Novel Push by Sapphire," I reluctantly came to feel that I knew all-too-well what to expect: a grueling torture-fest of a movie that would culminate in an equally manipulative upbeat ending.
Turns out, it is all that, but it's also something else I hadn't anticipated: funny. Yes, it's a rags-to-redemption "social problem" movie, but at the same time it's a consciously camped-up fairy tale, complete with Evil StepMother. It's a showcase for two heartfelt bravura performances (by Mo'Nique and Gabourey Sidibe) and an often laughably overwrought melodrama -- not just because of the horrors it depicts but because it's fully aware of how shockingly high it stacks the decks against its heroine. "Precious" is a virtual remake of John Waters' 1974 "Female Trouble," which makes for a crazy, volatile clash of tones and textures.
Since Moses brought the tablets down from the mountain, lists have come in tens, not that we couldn't have done with several more commandments. Who says a year has Ten Best Films, anyway? Nobody but readers, editors, and most other movie critics. There was hell to pay last year when I published my list of Twenty Best. You'd have thought I belched at a funeral. So this year I have devoutly limited myself to exactly ten films.


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Contributed by Kay Hogan, Cleveland Heights High School, Cleveland Heights, Ohio
Using an artistically integrated approach in teaching literary themes helps students to explore more fully the universality of those themes. Rock music is a form of cultural expression, which, because of its mass appeal, can become a useful addition in the cultural exploration of social and individual issues. What the individual's role in society is or should be continues to be a question with each new generation, and seeing in a variety of art forms how others have attempted to answer it can prompt a broader and more meaningful discussion.
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suggested for higher level or Advanced Placement secondary English students, especially in a World Literature course.
This unit will take one and one-half to two weeks.
Copies of Albert Camus' The Stranger, copies of excerpts of Camus' The Myth of Sisyphus, background information on Existentialism, copies of Jorge Luis Borges' "Rosendo's Tale," copies of lyrics of selected songs, CD's/tapes of selected songs, sound system.
An understanding of the major ideas of Existentialism and the historical background and figures that contributed to those ideas is extremely useful. Students might contribute background of the recording artists and their time periods to stress even more the universality of the theme.
A. In great literature, no scene of violence exists for its own sake. Explain how the violence in The Stranger contributes to the meaning of the complete work. Avoid plot summary.
B. The conflict created when the will of an individual opposes the will of the majority is the recurring theme of many novels. Analyze the conflict of an individual who is in opposition to his society inThe Stranger and discuss the moral and ethical implications for both the individual and the society. Do not summarize the plot or action.
Assessment will be based on oral discussion and written essay. Additional credit may be given for research and presentations on recording artists, etc. in #5 and/or #7 of procedures. A creative project of any real or abstract representation of the theme of the novel is also possible or a quote from any of the sources used might be the basis of this project.
"Killing An Arab" recorded by The Cure (Staring at the Sea, Elektra, 1979); lyrics and music by Smith, Tolhurst, and Dempsey; Bleu Disque Music Co. Inc. (ASCAP).
"Time" recorded by Pink Floyd (Pulse, Columbia, 1995); lyrics and music by Mason, Gilmour, Waters, and Wright; Hampshire House Publishing Corp. (ASCAP).
"Synchronicity II" recorded by The Police (Synchronicity, A&M, 1983); lyrics and music by Sting; EMI Blackwood Music Inc.
"Who You Are" recorded by Pearl Jam (No Code, Epic, 1996); lyrics and music by Pearl Jam (Gossard, Irons, Vedder); Write Treatage Music, A BMI Publisher and Innocent Bystander.
"Little Boxes" recorded by Malvina Reynolds (Malvina, Cassandra Records, 1972); lyrics and music by Malvina Reynolds; Schroder Music Company.
"The Stranger" recorded by Billy Joel (The Stranger, Sony, 1977); lyrics and music by Billy Joel; 1977 Impulsive Music (ASCAP).
"Movin' Out (Anthony's Song)" recorded by Billy Joel (The Stranger, Columbia, 1977); lyrics and music by Billy Joel; 1977 Impulsive Music (ASCAP).
Borges, Jorge Luis. "Rosendo's Tale." World Literature. Ed. Donna Rosenberg. Lincolnwood (Chicago): NTC Publishing Group, 1992.
Camus, Albert. The Stranger. Trans. Stuart Gilbert. New York: Vintage Books, 1954.


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Fun Facts about the Winter Olympics in Sochi!Feb 27, 2014
If you think Russia plus winter equals "way too cold," you're wrong. Sure, the Caucus Mountains overlooking Sochi average six-and-a-half feet of snow each year, but hard freezes are rare in the city down below
Kids, it's time to know about Olympics from scratchFeb 27, 2014
So, you hear about the word "Olympics" often from your elders and your neighbors around. Have you ever thought of questioning yourself that from where Olympics has originated and what are the famous games played? How people participate and what is awarded to them?
Fun events for kids at the Sochi Winter Olympics 2014Feb 27, 2014
Olympic Games are one of the most reputed and leading internal sporting competitions of all times. Rather than winning in the prestigious of all games, even participating in them is considered a great feat. The recently concluded winter 2014 Olympic Games had lot of fun elements in store for kids.
Top 10 Sports CartoonsOct 12, 2012
Cartoons are obviously way more fun than real life, so let's dig into the vault of the best sports cartoons! Everything from Spongebob to old Goofy cartoons, sporting events have popped up in the cartoon world. Here are the top 10 sports cartoons:
The History of Roller SkatingOct 02, 2012
Whether you think roller skating is hell on wheels or free-wheelin' fun, it has been a popular pastime and even a competitive sport for longer than most of us realize. Did you know that roller skating dates all the way back to the 1700s? Find out more in The History of Roller Skating.
The History of Board SportsOct 02, 2012
Board Sports are the coolest of all the performance sports. Most of these board sports such as snowboarding were invented by a total fluke. Thank God! Let's look back and figure out some of the History of Board Sports!
Quiz! Summer Olympic Sports TriviaJul 31, 2012
For over a century, the Summer Olympics has celebrated the world's sports and athletes. Take this quiz and discover how much you know about the sports in the Summer Olympics.
How Well Do You Know Your Stuff? Dance Trivia!Jul 17, 2012
How Well Do You Know Your Stuff? Dance Trivia!
What Kind of Dancer Are You?Jul 16, 2012
What kind of dancer are you? Take this quiz on Kidzworld and find out!
A Beginners Guide to Fantasy FootballJul 10, 2012
Check out a Beginners Guide to Fantasy Football on Kidzworld.
Animal Olympic AthletesNov 10, 2011
Jamaica's Usain Bolt might be the fastest man in the world, but he's not the fastest animal. There are so many animals that could be awesome athletes. It's too bad we can't get them into the Olympics. But wait a minute! Kidzworld has figured out who the gold medal winners are for the first ever Animal Olympics.
Super Bowl Fun Facts & TriviaFeb 03, 2011
The Super Bowl is one of the most beloved events in the USA. A lot of hype comes every year for this day filled with barbecues, funny TV commercials and of course a football game. Let's take a look at some of the fun facts and trivia that you should know about before you go to a Super Bowl party!
Quiz! What is your football position?Nov 21, 2010
Do you want to play on the football team, but you're having a tough time choosing what position to play? Take this quiz and you will know what football position is best for you!
World Juggling DayJun 14, 2010
If you're a bowler, grab some pins… if you're a daredevil, grab some torches, if you're a monkey, grab the oranges because the bananas are for eating… it's time to start juggling for June 16th, 2012: World Juggling Day
World Cup Soccer HottiesJun 09, 2010
They don't call soccer "the beautiful game" for nothing. Check out our picks for the hottest World Cup soccer players around, and be sure to watch them in action when the 2010 FIFA World Cup begins on June 11!
The Great Sports SouvenirsJun 08, 2010
When you hear the umpire yell "Foul Ball" at a baseball game, it's kind of an exciting play for the baseball fans because one lucky fan gets a shot at a free souvenir. Some hockey fans might tell you a story about how cool it was to get hit in the head with a hockey puck at an NHL game.
National Yo-Yo DayJun 06, 2010
June 6 is the day to "Walk the Dog", "Go Around the World", don't forget to "Rock the Baby", because it's YO-YO DAY! The Yo-Yo is one of the most interesting inventions ever. It's been around for hundreds, even thousands of years.
2012 Olympic MasctosMay 21, 2010
The mascots for the 2010 London Summer Olympic Games have been revealed and, well … they're sorta odd-looking, don't ya think? Meet Wenlock and Mandeville, and decide what you think of their look!
Nike's Awesome World Cup AdMay 21, 2010
Sports brand Nike has released its full three-minute-long TV ad for the 2010 FIFA World Cup (that's soccer, for those of you who don't know) – and it is AMAZING!
The Greatest Sports HecklersMay 04, 2010
"Booo Ref!" … "Hey goalie, you're jockstrap is on backwards!" … "Aiiiiiiiiiiiir Ball!"… these are just some of the things you might hear from "a heckler" at a sporting event.


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im 6,1 im 140 pounds all i do is ride street rails and park a wanna know if the 149 is to small or perfect for what i like to do can some one help me out?
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im 6"3 i ride the 153 and its perfect. but it's really personal preferene
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well im 5,11 and i ride a 154 so i think riding a 149 would be way to small for park cuz it is more difficult to get pop and landing big booters but if you do srteet rails then do what you prefere cuz i never ride street just park and a 149 is to small for park
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The Cubs endured a brutal April — on the field, off the field and at The Field Museum.
Annual reports on the decreasing percentage of African Americans in Major League Baseball have become as recognizable a part of Jackie Robinson Day as all players wearing No.
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I have not been sniping at you in any way, so stop being an ass with the personal attacks.
That's the best kind of support ;)
Thanks for the backup, amigo.
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there were a few restaurants we tried, the one in the courtyard as you walk in was actually quite good, can't remember the name. But it looked like there was attention to detail on the food.
One of the restaurants further up with a view across the valley, the waitress was a cvnt so we walked out. generally food is good. Sweet shop up near the entrance to the fort is worth a stop too ;-)
we stayed in one of the pricey B+B in the valley, you could see it from the village. But the nature walks up the hill are lovely - and not too crowded at all.
lulz I was in le Baux de Provence last summer too! 1 week there and one week Corsica. Le baux is a nice spot....
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Not sure if it's worth a post in the French Way of War thread, but I dislike De Gaulle, he was not a team player by any means. He was an ass. His overall skills as a General I find relatively marginal, as a politician, he did what got could keep him in power, yet he was unthankful and almost unwilling to work with us. If anything by pulling out of NATO completely what he did was hamper France's ability to defend her interests.
In regards to the modern Armee De Terre, I think overall equipment (the heavy stuff) is good, but not enough funding has gone towards the small things like boots, wages, uniforms as you know Chemise F1 and F2 are not really a uniform worn by a modern soldier.
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El Pájaro CDC's service area incorporates principally rural communities, and much of the area is filled with lush agricultural lands. All three counties are home to large Mexican immigrant communities primarily employed in agriculture. Famous for its fertile farming land, this region's major produce includes strawberries, lettuce, and artichokes. The tri-county region is an area where persistent concentrations of poverty exist among rural communities, particularly in the poorer, inland, and primarily Latino communities.
USDA Rural Development awarded El Pájaro CDC with a $60,000 Rural Business Enterprise Grant (RBEG) to provide comprehensive bilingual business technical assistance. Participants in the program receive business education including financial literacy and knowledge of best practices for business-based technology through workshops. Participants who complete the workshops have greater access to capital for business startups, and as well as access to El Pájaro CDC's Commercial Kitchen Incubator program.
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2012 Recap: I had been waiting since his rookie campaign for Dez to be a breakout star. In 2012, it happened. Dez used his supreme talent to make big plays and finished as the #1 fantasy WR over the last 8 games of the season thanks to his fantastic 18.4 FPG on 50/879/10. Dez Bryant played all 16 games for the first time in his career, but his rate stats were also career highs: 15.0 yards per catch, 67% catch rate, 86.4 yards per game. Dez is freakin' stud and his breakout season was just the beginning.
What's Changed: Not much has changed with the Cowboys offense as it will now be in the hands of new OC Bill Calahan. Dez will obviously be the focal point of the offense and the Cowboys should continue to chuck the rock, as the Boys had the 3rd most pass attempts in the NFL. Dez hadn't proved he could he could stay healthy, but after playing the final three games (including a 9/224/2 outing against the Saints in Week 16) with a broken finger, he proved his doubters wrong.
Outlook: Bryant is a freak that put it all together in 2012 and since I have him ranked as the #2 WR only behind Megatron, I would have no problem with someone going with him in the second round if fantasy owners are not comfortable with the RBs available. Dez is clearly the #1 option in a high octane pass attack and even though Witten did have 10 more targets than Bryant, Bryant tied him with 14 red zone targets. All the check marks are there: elite talent, pass happy offense, and a nice schedule, all make Dez a guy who will make a strong push to challenge Megatron for the #1 WR this season.
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