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Love always wins. It may be denied for a time, but not forever. When it can't flourish, it burns and breaks us. When love is allowed, it transforms, improves and heals. It makes us deeper, kinder, more caring people. When we love, we see beyond ourselves, and come to experience another person's full humanity. When we recognize another person's full humanity, we can see it in everyone else, too. The more love the better.
Joannie Sandoval will never forget the day when Gilbert police officers knocked on her door asking about her daughter's whereabouts. It was Dec. 6, 2009, and the department had received a call from a man claiming then-21-year-old Dartanion Stroud killed Sandoval's 26-year-old daughter, Angelita "Lita" Montano, and the police were there to verify the report.
For college kids who move off-campus, learning to accommodate the styles and needs of housemates is good practice for life after school.
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Age: 66
City: Tempe
Service branch: U.S. Army Special Forces
Where and when served: February 1967 to December 1969 in Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia.
Reflection: My most memorable moment came in the spring of 1969 near the tri-border area of Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos. We observed several thousand soldiers of the North Vietnamese Army finishing breakfast and massing just inside Laos. Myself and one other American Green Beret were in command of a Mobile Strike Force Company (about 150–165 Sedang Montagnard strikers) when an order came down to "go get 'em" and my first thought was, "me and what army?"
Even though we didn't speak the same language, I could see the looks on the faces of these boy soldiers and the translation was unmistakable! I've heard it before and I've heard it since … "Crazy Americans!" We slowly worked through the linguistic barriers when it came to trying to understand complex concepts versus just taking a simple direction or explaining a set of instructions. The basic message was, "you guys are nuts and are going to get us all killed, we think we have a better idea and one which may not get everyone killed" … including this young American Green Beret. Their argument made sense.
We'd take a few guys down there, look around, see what we could see and then call a massive B-52 airstrike down on them and that would be that. Then we would race back to the relative safety of our hilltop perimeter. We got about 50 meters outside of our perimeter and we ran smack into the middle of a forward element of about 500 NVA soldiers of the 66th NVA Regiment. We set up a hasty ambush, which slowed them down long enough for us to make a beeline back to the top of the hill, but we took several casualties in the process. We were outside of artillery range and the monsoon cloud cover precluded bringing in tac air (tactical air support).
Hours went by and we were running out of ammunition and water and we were taking more casualties. Surrounded, we began to formulate an escape plan … our options were all bad. Several hours had past and it was now late in the afternoon. A few times, there were breaches in our defenses and some soldiers had managed to make a run at the small command post in the center of the perimeter. One made it all the way to my location, but he was out of ammunition, so he came at me with a bayonet; I turned but my arm took the point of the bayonet; I turned hard with my arm crooked and he took a full forearm to his jaw.
The sound of crunching teeth and bone were distinctive. He crumpled to the ground. My bodyguard, Dai, ran over and emptied a full magazine into him. Just as we were about to come to grips with our inevitable demise, the clouds broke ever so slightly and an old Skyraider came down through the clouds and almost instantly began dropping copious amounts of ordnance on our enemies. It was dropped so close I had a piece of shrapnel fall right next to me. It was the size of a football. Another hour passed before we began to feel secure that we would actually see another day.
I can see, feel, and taste that day just like it was yesterday. It was a memorable moment all right … and for the better part of that day, I thought it was going to be my last. There were many days like that one, but that's the one that I remember the most.
It can be useless to look back, except when it's useful. Ten years ago this month, a loved former president signed off and out to return to his Maker. He was our commander-in-chief between 1981-1989.
It can be useless to look back, except when it's useful. Ten years ago this month, a loved former president signed off and out to return to his Maker. He was our commander-in-chief between 1981-1989.
It can be useless to look back, except when it's useful. Ten years ago this month, a loved former president signed off and out to return to his Maker. He was our commander-in-chief between 1981-1989.
Six months after closing, Makutu's Island, a large indoor play place for kids, is reopening with new owners, new management and a lot of new magic for families to explore.
Soft rock duo Air Supply have been a pop and adult contemporary chart phenomenon for decades. They are coming to Chandler's Wild Horse Pass on Friday, June 20, for a night of big hits and love songs.
There are some people who, quite frankly, are impossible to love. You can't dig deep enough, can't try hard enough, can't believe enough, and can't go far enough to make it happen. And I'm not talking about the likes of Adolf Hitler and Charles Manson, either. If only a few such sinister creatures existed, then the world could sing together one great chorus of "Kumbaya," and move on to the Promised Land.
No matter how cliché it is, we, as high school students, have each faced a fork in the road, a point where we made a decision. This decision may have defined us or may have guided us. For me, running for senior class president was simply the easiest decision I made, the hard ones would come once school started and planning homecoming would become a discussion of themes, layouts, colors, centerpieces and decorations. As the president, my task was to be able to mediate a discussion that involved my opinion without favoring.
My youngest child, my daughter Annie, is moving home to Arizona after graduating from Stanford University this month and I'm thrilled she's returning to be near us for at least a little while.
Homeowners associations are supposed to protect your property value, and maintain the common areas of a community. But many of you have let me know, that some HOAs are out of control — and you feel like you just can't win.
Grammy-nominated country singer Jo Dee Messina has always maintained a close relationship with her fans. Most recently, they funded her upcoming album, "My Time, Our Music," through a Kickstarter campaign that raised more than $100,000.
Based on his four feature films, it's clear that Spike Jonze's mind is nothing short of an endlessly inventive wonderland. He brought two of the most creative screenplays ever written to life in "Being John Malkovich" and "Adaptation." In "Where the Wild Things Are," he took a 48-page picture book and transformed it into one of the most emotionally complex family movies of all time. "Her," the director's latest outing, is simply a revelation of imagination.
"Will the supporters of the world's most expensive sheriff help me pay some of my property tax bill? I didn't think so. I'm wondering how much of the multi-million dollar settlements come out of the bank account of the self-proclaimed 'toughest sheriff in America'?"
A cinematic sparring match unlike any other in recent memory, "Some Velvet Morning" offers an unflinching glimpse into the lives of an alluring prostitute, Velvet (Alice Eve), and her domineering lover, Fred (Stanley Tucci). Over the course of 83 minutes, we eavesdrop on this toxic pair as they engage in an impassioned war of words – chatting, groping, yelling and sobbing, all within the confines of her upscale townhouse. Written and directed by Tony-nominated playwright Neil LaBute, this low-budget chamber piece has been flying under the radar since its premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival in April, but will surely blindside audiences this winter with nuanced performances and a certain shocking plot twist. Ahead of its Valley release at Harkins Shea 14 in Scottsdale this weekend, GetOut spoke with LaBute about the film, his French influences, and experience collaborating with Tucci and Eve.
A Belgian drama with bluegrass music may seem like an unlikely combo, but director Felix van Groeningen pulls it off spectacularly in his heart-wrenching new film "The Broken Circle Breakdown," which is already garnering whispers of Academy Award recognition. While other foreign-language Oscar hopefuls such as "Wadjda" and "The Hunt" have come and gone from theaters (with others such as "Gloria" and "The Past" not making their way to Phoenix until early 2014), "Broken Circle" is arriving this month, opening at Harkins Camelview 5 in Scottsdale this Friday, Dec. 6.
Home beer and spirit-making have become popular hobbies. Bars and beverage stores feature a growing range of artisanal spirits and craft brews. Cocktail parties are back in vogue.
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LOS ANGELES, Calif. James Gandolfini's fans and colleagues shared reaction to his death Wednesday:
• I am shocked and devastated by Jim's passing. He was a man of tremendous depth and sensitivity, with a kindness and generosity beyond words. I consider myself very lucky to have spent 10 years as his close colleague. My heart goes out to his family. As those of us in his pretend one hold on to the memories of our intense and beautiful time together. The love between Tony and Carmela was one of the greatest I've ever known. — Edie Falco., who played Tony Soprano's wife, Carmela, on The Sopranos.
•"He was a genius. Anyone who saw him even in the smallest of his performances knows that. He is one of the greatest actors of this or any time. A great deal of that genius resided in those sad eyes. He was my partner. ... He was my brother in ways I can't explain and never will be able to explain." — David Chase, creator of The Sopranos.
•"If Broadway has a version of a guy you want in your foxhole, Jim Gandolfini was mine. During our time together in God of Carnage,'we played 320 performances together. He didn't miss one. Sadly, I now miss him like a brother." — Jeff Daniels.
•"The great James Gandolfini passed away today. Only 51. I can't believe it." — Bette Midler on Twitter.
•"It's an awful shock. James Gandolfini was a fine actor, a Rutgers alum and a true Jersey guy. I was a huge fan of his and the character he played so authentically, Tony Soprano. I have gotten to know Jimmy and many of the other actors in the Sopranos cast and I can say that each of them are an individual New Jersey treasure." — New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie.
•"We lost a giant today. I am utterly heartbroken." — Lorraine Bracco.
•"James Gandolfini what a nice guy, so funny and sweet. He will be sorely missed. Our deepest condolences to his family." — Aerosmith guitarist Joe Perry on Twitter.
•"I am heartbroken about James Gandolfini. He was a gentle giant and great man. I love this picture, I loved him." — Actress Rose McGowan, who posted a snapshot of her and Gandolfini on Twitter.
"My condolences to the family and all those who loved James Gandolfini — a true NJ Great and NJ Original. RIP." — Newark Mayor Cory Booker on Twitter.
•"Jimmy was one of the most talented, authentic and vulnerable actors of our time. He was unorthodox and truly special in so many ways. He had the sex appeal of Steve McQueen or Brando in his prime as well as the comedic genius of Jackie Gleason." — Brad Grey, a producer of The Sopranos.
•"You will be missed greatly James Gandolfini Maybe best actor ever on a tv series. Salute'" — Comedian Artie Lange on Twitter.
•"awful awful news. James Gandolfini will be missed. He was a great actor. Just great." — Mia Farrow on Twitter.
•"James Gandolfini. Unbelievably sad news. A fine man." — Steve Carell on Twitter.
•"My thoughts and prayers go out to James Gandolfini's family. An extraordinary actor. RIP, Mr. Gandolfini." — Robin Williams on Twitter..
•"Fifty-one and leaves a kid—he was newly married. His son is fatherless now ... It's way too young." — Joe Gannascoli, who played Vito Spatafore on "The Sopranos."
•"James Gandolfini.. So talented, so nice and far too young to be taken away. You will be missed Sir" — Actress Shannen Doherty on Twitter.
•"I have lost a brother and a best friend. The world has lost one of the greatest actors of all time." — Musician Steven Van Zandt.
•"R.I.P. James Gandolfini. Such a great actor. More than just tony soprano and that would have been a lot on its own." — Musician Rob Thomas on Twitter.
•"I am so deeply saddened by the untimely passing of sweet James Gandolfini! My heart is broken for his family!! I'm in shock worked with him in "Surviving Christmas"" — Christina Applegate on Twitter.
•"James Gandolfini was a kind, funny, wonderful guy. I'm so lucky to have worked with him. Sending love to his family. Such a sad, sad day. worked with him on "The Incredible Burt Wonderstone"" — Olivia Wilde on Twitter.
•"The Rutgers University community mourns the sad and sudden loss of James Gandolfini, a 1983 Rutgers graduate who was inducted into the Rutgers Hall of Distinguished Alumni in 2004. Mr. Gandolfini was a proud and passionate supporter of the university for many years. Our thoughts and prayers go out to Mr. Gandolfini's family." — Statement from Rutgers University in New Jersey.
•"We came in honour of him. I've never been here, so this was a way to honour him." — North Arlington, N.J., resident Sheryl Martin, who with her husband was visiting nearby Holsten's, the restaurant where the last episode of The Sopranos was shot.
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Video/Film Concentration (BCTV)
A Degree in Broadcasting & Electronic Media
Students specifically interested in careers in video, television, filmmaking, or related industries may elect to complete this course of study. Students experience all aspects of preproduction, studio and location recording, and postproduction editing. Instruction includes extensive hands-on experience. Throughout the production process emphasis is placed on efficient message design, effective storytelling techniques, and thorough preproduction planning.
Number | Suggested Course Order |
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ENG101 | English Composition I |
3 |
ENG098, FYE101, RDG098, or placement | ||
BCT105 | Introduction to Mass Media |
3 |
ENG098, FYE101, RDG098, or placement | ||
BCT112 | Introduction to Audio Production |
3 |
ENG098, FYE101, RDG098, or placement | ||
BCT110 | Fundamentals of Video Production |
3 |
ENG098, FYE101, RDG098, or placement | ||
MAT126 | Topics in Mathematics (or higher) |
3 |
MAT096 or placement | ||
BCT122 | Fundamentals of Audio Postproduction |
3 |
BCT208 | Scriptwriting |
3 |
BCT121 | Studio Operations and Multi-camera Production |
3 |
ENG102 | English Composition II |
3 |
CIS127 | Computer Technologies |
3 |
ENG098, FYE101, RDG098, or placement | ||
BCT229 | Editing Digital Video |
3 |
ENG245 | Film Appreciation |
3 |
ENG102 or permission of division dean | ||
MKT241 | Advertising |
3 |
ENG098, FYE101, MAT092, RDG098, or placement | ||
SPC113 | Speech |
3 |
Behavioral Social Science Elective |
3 |
Electives: ANT, PSY, SOC, SSC | |||
BCT214 | Broadcast and Electronic Media
Operations and Management |
3 |
Prerequisites: BCT105,completion of 45 credits, or permission of division dean
Note: Offered in Spring only |
Digital Cinematography or
Advanced Television Production |
3 |
Lab Science Elective |
4 |
Electives: BIO, BTC, CHE, EAS, EGM, NRD, PHY | |||
Non-behavioral Social Science
Elective |
3 |
Electives: ECO, GEO, HIS, POL, SSC | |||
General Elective |
3 |
Electives: Any course (see page 66 for exceptions) | |||
Health Elective |
2/3 |
Electives: BIO101, BIO103, BIO112, BIO230, CHC101, CHC102, CHC108, CHC220, EXS102, EXS201, PER126, PER127, PER130 | ||
Total: 63/64 credits |
Campus/format: A majority of this program can be completed during the day at the Gardner Campus.
Transfer options: For a complete list of transfer agreement options visit MWCC's transfer services website: http://transfer.mwcc.edu and www.mwcc.edu/3plusone.
Special requirements: Technical standards must be met with or without accommodations.
Career options: Video/film students may pursue careers in a variety of fields including, but not limited to, video and film production, TV broadcasting, cable/satellite communications, sports broadcasting, video for the Internet and mobile platforms, and corporate communications. They may work as producers, directors, writers, talent, camera operators, editors, or one of the many specialists who contribute to the production process.
Earning potential: Varies greatly depending on position and geographic location.
Program Competencies for BCTV
Upon graduation from this program, students shall have demonstrated the ability to:
- Analyze and describe the component sectors, interrelationships, technology, and the legal and business practices of the current electronic media and communications industries, and apply this understanding to projections for future developments and opportunities.
- Explain, analyze, and evaluate the media's power and role in and on today's society, and the legal and ethical issues that confront communications professionals.
- Set up and operate video, audio, and photography equipment and explain signal flow and the working interrelationships of the technical components.
- Practice oral and written presentation skills unique to the electronic communications industry.
- Specify and design media solutions to fulfill identified communications objectives.
- Work individually and as part of a production team in developing communications projects from initial conception to final completion, while meeting industry-standardized guidelines.
- Employ media aesthetics to maximize communications effectiveness and create audience interest.
- Analyze career opportunities and individual strengths, apply effective job search and acquisition skills, and promote their professional skills and services in today's marketplace.
In addition, students concentrating in Video/Film shall have proven:
- An understanding and critical appreciation of the history, theory, and technique common to effective film and video production.
- Mastery of advanced camera, lighting, editing and directing skills, and digital postproduction workflows.
- The ability to integrate strong technical expertise, knowledge of communication theory, and creative storytelling technique to produce visually compelling production.
Technical Standards for BCTV
Students entering this program must be able to demonstrate the ability to:
- Comprehend textbook material at the 11th grade level.
- Communicate and assimilate information either in spoken, printed, signed, or computer voice format.
- Gather, analyze, and draw conclusions from data.
- Distinguish the movement of needles on meters, the component parts on electronic boards, and visual images through a camera lens.
- Differentiate content, tones, frequencies, and words in sound recordings.
- Work as a member of a production team.
- Function as production manager, including decision making and scheduling.
- Use appropriately tools/machines/equipment traditionally associated with audio video and photography courses such as cameras and camera supports, audio consoles, lighting equipment and digital editing stations (with or without accommodations).


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Historians recreate Henry VIII's velvet world of lavatorial luxury
Historians have reconstructed the "garderobes" or privys used by courtiers at Hampton Court to show that the Tudor arrangements were less basic than popularly believed. The King, his most senior courtiers and his wife of the moment luxuriated in lavatorial arrangements of Rolls-Royce standards, Simon Thurley, Curator of Historic Royal Palaces, explains in One Foot in the Past, to be shown on BBC2 on 20 July.
While the lower courtiers had to use the malodorous communal facilities of the Great House of Easement when they answered a call of nature, Henry VIII had the use of a specially designed box tucked away in a private room off the state bedchamber.
This "close-stool" was lavishly covered in black velvet and its lid opened to reveal a padded and beribboned interior covered in the same material. It had a hole in the centre with a pewter bowl placed underneath. The programme reveals that it was a privilege to be the Groom of the Stool with the duty of attending the King when he relieved himself, and the position often went to a high-ranking courtier.
In 1539, one groom recorded how Henry VIII had taken laxative pills and an enema, sleeping until 2am "when His Grace rose to go upon his stool which, with the working of the pills and the enema, His Highness had taken before, had a very fair siege".
One Foot in the Past has also reconstructed for the first time in more than two centuries how the Great House of Easement, used by lower-ranking courtiers at Hampton Court, would have looked. The Tudor communal lavatory was converted into a grace-and-favour residence in the 19th century, but the BBC has pieced together its appearance by examining its structure and exploring the closed sewers that still run under the palace.
They reveal that the courtiers enjoyed pleasant facilities when they went to the lavatory, which was on the ground and first floors with views over the east and west fronts of the palace.
The courtiers sat side by side on an oak plank with holes cut into it at two-foot intervals and watched the comings and goings of the court. A chute beneath their feet channelled waste into brick culverts which ran under the moat and into the river Thames.
However, someone had to clean the underground chambers into which waste from the "non-flushing" lavatories was held while the court was in residence. The unlucky candidates were the King's Gong Scourers, appointed by Henry VIII to clean the sewers and the garde- robes of all royal palaces within a 20-mile radius of London.
"After the court had been here for four weeks, the brick chambers would fill head-high. It was the gong scourers who had to clean them when the court had left," Mr Thurley explains.
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on Jul 2, 2008 at 9:49 am
Hi, I would like to take a kickboxing class. Where does Anthony Thomas teach kickboxing classes? and were less is it offered in Pleasanton?
Thank you in advance,
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on Aug 29, 2008 at 9:56 am
Hi- I used to attend Anthony's class when I lived in the area. It was on Hopyard near Valley. Here is a link: Web Link
Anthony is a great teacher! I miss the class.
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Ex-Garda 'likely to have disturbed human remains' at protected monument
The 69-year-old has been convicted of criminal damage to the prehistoric stone circle at Carrig, Blessington.
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10 Spanish priests charged in child sex abuse case after Pope steps in
The case regards allegations made by a former altar boy.
# court - Saturday 24 January, 2015
'I was probably her best friend': Elaine O'Hara's father emotionally recounts memories of loving daughter
Graham Dwyer has denied the murder.
# court - Friday 23 January, 2015
Elaine O'Hara told her father she was seeing a married man from Foxrock who tied her up, court hears
At the Graham Dwyer murder trial, a pathologist tells the court that the skull of Elaine O'Hara was never recovered.
"It was very nearly the perfect murder," jury is told in Graham Dwyer case
The judge had warned jury members that they could not be 'squeamish' — but not even that had prepared the courtroom yesterday.
# court - Thursday 22 January, 2015
Alleged text: 'You should help me inflict pain on you and help me with my fantasy. Blood turns me on.'
Graham Dwyer has pleaded not guilty to the murder of Elaine O'Hara.
# court - Wednesday 21 January, 2015
Alan Shatter loses appeal against Mick Wallace data breach decision
The former minister was found to have broken the law when he made comments on RTÉ's Prime Time about Wallace benefiting from garda discretion.
# court - Tuesday 20 January, 2015
Graham Dwyer trial will not begin until Thursday
Members of the jury were warned yesterday that details will be difficult for the squeamish.
# court - Monday 19 January, 2015
Court hears Patrick O'Brien's sentence was too lenient regardless of age or medical condition
The 74-year-old's sentence was revised after the Court of Criminal Appeal ruled that his original three year sentence was too lenient.
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Man due in court after €30,000 worth of cocaine found in south Dublin city premises
The 33-year-old will appear at the Criminal Courts of Justice at 10:30 this morning.
# court - Wednesday 7 January, 2015
European court to decide whether quadriplegic man should be allowed die
The case that has torn his family apart and sparked a fierce euthanasia debate in France.
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Jurors got their first look at shaggy-haired Boston bombing accused as death penalty looms large
Jury selection is expected to take three weeks with jurors allowed excuse themselves if they object to the death penalty.
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Buckingham Palace deny Prince Andrew underage sex allegations
A statement has been issued regarding claims made in relation to American investment banker Jefferey Epstein.
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Man charged over woman's stabbing in Cavan
The man, aged in his 50s, is appearing before a special sitting of Cavan District Court.
# court - Wednesday 24 December, 2014
Case of clinically dead pregnant woman back in the High Court today
Her family want to turn the woman's life support off. Doctors said they were unsure whether they could, because of the 8th Amendment.
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Care order extended for two young girls who described their mother as a 'junkie'
The children said their mum had been 'sleepy' and 'dozy' during access visits.
# court - Sunday 21 December, 2014
Man charged in relation to armed robbery of Baldoyle post office
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# court - Friday 19 December, 2014
George Redmond corruption findings withdrawn by Mahon Tribunal
The corruption findings were made in an interim report by the Tribunal in 2004.
# court - Thursday 18 December, 2014
Two men to appear in court over explosives found in cars in Meath
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# court - Tuesday 16 December, 2014
Man in court over hotel raid by masked gang with hammers
Men who raided the hotel in Kildare yesterday morning tied up staff and made off with a sum of money.
Five due in court after gardaí attacked and two garda cars rammed
One of the gardaí was taken to Cork University Hospital where he is recovering from his injuries.
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Grand jury to consider latest police killing of an unarmed man in New York
The father of a young girl was shot dead by a single bullet on a dimly lit staircase at a Brooklyn apartment building.
# court - Wednesday 3 December, 2014
Family who slept in car after being evicted allowed back home
The family returned on 20 November to find a notice from the Sheriff saying their home had been repossessed.
# court - Monday 1 December, 2014
Mick Wallace and Clare Daly to appear in court
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Ireland is allowing unmarked fuel to be used in private boats, so Europe is taking us to court
The European Commission asked Ireland to change legislation, and they haven't.
# court - Tuesday 25 November, 2014
Man wanted by US on terrorism charges brought before Dublin High Court
The Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission has been granted permission to appear as a friend to the court in the extradition proceedings.
# court - Friday 21 November, 2014
Two more teens arrested after woman threatened at home with knives
A teenager was charged in court over the incident earlier this month.
# court - Thursday 20 November, 2014
On this day in 1945, Hitler's henchmen faced the Nuremberg trial
Under Nazi rule, more than 6 million Jews were killed.
Galway man denied squatters' rights after living in house for 16 years
This case is significant for other property owners who wish to protect their properties against adverse possession.
# court - Tuesday 18 November, 2014
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# court - Tuesday 11 November, 2014
Ian Bailey describes moment when garda 'Cracker' "scrutinised" him in local shop
Bailey is suing the State for wrongful arrest over the murder of Sophie Toscan du Plantier.
# court - Saturday 8 November, 2014
Derry man charged with attending weapons training camp in Syria
Eamon Bradley, from the Cregan area, returned home after becoming disillusioned with the campaign in Syria, the court was told.
# court - Friday 7 November, 2014
Ian Bailey: 'Vigilantes put a rat in my letterbox and I felt hunted like an animal'
Bailey also said the European Arrest Warrant in his name meant he could not attend his mother's funeral.
Supreme Court says only the birth mother – not genetic mother – can appear on birth cert
The State mother has insisted that only the birth mother can be on the birth cert.
# court - Thursday 6 November, 2014
Man charged over €750k of heroin found in car
The man will appear in court today.
# court - Wednesday 5 November, 2014
Man to appear in court after €750,000 worth of heroin found in car
The discovery was made on Monday night,.
# court - Saturday 1 November, 2014
Judge says nurse who refused Ebola quarantine can now leave home
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Woman sues Google after Street View image shows her exposed breast
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Germany Year 90 Nine Zero | |
Directed by | Jean-Luc Godard |
Starring | Eddie Constantine |
Release dates
1991 |
Running time
62 minutes |
Country | France |
Language | French, German |
Germany Year 90 Nine Zero (French: Allemagne année 90 neuf zéro) is a French film directed by Jean-Luc Godard and starring Eddie Constantine in his signature role as detective Lemmy Caution. This is the second film in which Godard and Constantine collaborated with the Lemmy Caution character, although it is not officially a sequel to Alphaville. It was also the 15th and final time that Constantine would play his signature role in 40 years.
The film was screened in competition at the 48th Venice International Film Festival, in which it won the President of the Italian Senate's Gold Medal.[1]
Just after the fall of the Berlin Wall, Lemmy Caution roams around the city aimlessly. The film is part narrative and part documentary essay picture about German history and politics.
- Eddie Constantine as Lemmy Caution
- Hanns Zischler as Count Zelten
- Claudia Michelsen as Charlotte Kestner / Dora
- Nathalie Kadem as Delphine de Stael
- André S. Labarthe as Récitant
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- Kim Kashkashian as Musician
- Anton Mossine as Dimitri
- ^ Gino Moliterno. The A to Z of Italian Cinema. Scarecrow Press, 2009. ISBN 0810870592.
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Conference rooms are easily the most boring part of most startups' offices, but you can't really have a startup office without one, any more than you can have an office without whiteboards or a ping pong table.
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Startup folk realize this, which is why you see a lot of effort to jazz these utilitarian spaces up with quirky names, brightly colored walls or odd furniture. But for most companies, that's where it stops.
App search startup Quixey is not like most companies.
The company's new Mountain View headquarters features some of the wildest themed conference rooms I've ever run across. There's a Wild West themed-saloon room, complete with a player piano and wanted posters of Quixey's investors. There's a nautical-themed room with a conference table made from a repurposed boat. There's the movie theater room — which is exactly what it sounds like.
If it all seems a bit theatrical, that's not an accident. Rather than working with a traditional architect and interior designer, Quixey hired the theater company Guggenheim Entertainment Inc. to design and build the rooms. That might seem like an odd choice, but working with professional set designers let Quixey do more creative things than it would have been able to do otherwise.
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While influenza can be difficult and even fatal for the frail and chronically ill, the best protection is to immunize those in their circle of care, Peel Public Health says.
The local health department is raising concerns about low immunization rates from health care staff, particularly those who work in hospitals and retirement homes.
"Ideally, we'd like to see a higher rate of flu vaccination among health care providers in hospitals and long term care," said Dr. Monica Hau, Peel's Associate Medical Officer of Health. "Since these are the people working directly with those most at risk, they are among those who have the best opportunity to reduce the risk for vulnerable patients and residents."
A staff report shows the average staff immunization rate at local hospital sits at 42 per cent, while 68 per cent of staff working in long term care homes and 67 per cent at retirement facilities are immunized.
The health department says it is continuing efforts to boost those numbers in an effort to lower infection rates among workers, residents and patients.
Peel Health says during the 2011-2012 influenza season (September 2011 to August 2012), there were five confirmed flu outbreaks reported in Peel institutions, all occurring in long-term care homes.
"Each year, we advise everyone over six months of age to get the flu shot," Hau said. "Since health care providers in hospitals and long term care are working with those who are most vulnerable, we strongly encourage them to get their flu shot to protect themselves and those around them."
The push to immunize more health-care workers has gained momentum in recent years with some, including the Canadian Medical Association Journal, calling for shots to be made mandatory.
Unions representing health-care workers, as well as some politicians, have countered that getting the flu shot should remain a personal choice.
The staff immunization rate at Brampton Civic Hospital is 39 per cent, reports William Osler Health System, which is an increase of six per cent over last year.
The hospital organization said that its occupational health team is continuing to work on improving this rate with extended flu immunization clinics at Brampton Civic and Etobicoke General hospitals.
An estimated 272 deaths attributed to influenza occur each year in Ontario, as well as 621,151 illnesses requiring medical attention.
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Marvin Bell
He Said To
crawl toward the machine guns
except to freeze
for explosions and flares.
It was still ninety degrees
at night in North Carolina,
August, rain and all.
The tracer bullets wanted
our asses, which we swore to keep
down, and the highlight
of this preposterous exercise
was finding myself in mud
and water during flares. I
hurried in the darkness--
over things and under things--
to reach the next black pool
in time, and once
I lay in the cool salve that
so suited all I had become
for two light-ups of the sky.
I took one inside and one
face of two watches I ruined
doing things like that,
and made a watch that works.
From the combat
infiltration course and
common sense, I made a man
to survive the Army, which means
that I made a man to survive
being a man.
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- John R. Karman III
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The target reopening date for the long-shuttered Kentucky Kingdom amusement park is still eight months away, but that didn't stop park operator Ed Hart and his investment partners from showing off the progress they've made in restoring the venue to media members and other guests on Thursday.
Hart proved quite the tour guide as he took reporters and members of the Kentucky State Fair Board through the 60-acre park. The fair board manages the state-owned Kentucky Exposition Center, where Kentucky Kingdom is located.
Click on the slideshow at right to see photos from the park.
Hart reaffirmed his promise that Kentucky Kingdom will reopen May 24, 2014, with new and refurbished rides and attractions.
He also said that information about pricing and new rides and features will be announced in November.
Hart said he and his investment partners have invested about $10 million to date on improvements at the amusement park.
Workers were on hand today, painting, doing landscaping work and making other repairs.
Kentucky Kingdom closed in 2009 and never reopened after former operator Six Flags Inc. walked away from its lease. Hart and his partners finally reached a deal with the fair board earlier this year to manage the venue after several previous bids failed.
The owners of the Holiday World and Splashin' Safari amusement park in Santa Claus, Ind., also made a run at reopening Kentucky Kingdom as an attraction called Bluegrass Boardwalk but later backed out of the project.
Hart's partners in Kentucky Kingdom LLLP are Bruce Lunsford, his partner in Hart-Lunsford Pictures LLC; Ed Glasscock, chairman emeritus of Frost Brown Todd LLC law firm; and the Al J. Schneider Co., led by president Mary Moseley.
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As per request from some of the members, I am adding instructions for customized pattern draft for the AMC dress.
You will need a basic shift dress sloper as a start point. You'll get the best result if you start with a pattern you have already tried and that you know it fits well.
The instructions are rather raw, with no precise measurements, they just give you an idea of the alteration steps I took when drafting my own pattern.
Mar 15, 2010, 06.15 AMby marklandh
Hi Ana Jan,
I am so close to finishing my dress based on your pattern. Your sketch has no gathers in the sleeves, but your photo of the black/white dress does have gathers…….There's no way I can sewn the sleeves in without gathers, except I gathers don't suit me and I don't have any more material…….., unless I cut it out of the main fabric…… there's a thought…… can i some how draft out the gathers?
Mar 15, 2010, 02.00 PMby anajan
Hi Helen,
Unfortunately, I drew an incorrect technical drawing, so the puffy sleeves are the dress' feature.
You can alter the sleeve's shape by changing the curvature of it – on your pattern piece draw a new curve line just bellow the original one. Now, be careful, the alteration should affect the apex of the sleeve, while the rest of it should not be changed. Also, you should measure the armsceye and compare it with the length of the sleeve's curve – the sleeve should be slightly longer than the circumference of the armsceye.
I would suggest to test this on a piece of scrap fabric (any sort would do) and try to baste it to your dress. I guess you might need several iterations before getting the right fit.
I hope I helped.
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