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Dear Good Guys: If a pirate has been cursed with the power to remove your savior's magic, maybe don't send them to try to take down the curser together. Alas, because Snow is currently in labor, Charming is left to call the shots... which would be why everything immediately falls apart. Emma and Hook head to the farmhouse to stop Zelena once and for all; she easily impedes them by nearly drowning Hook, forcing Emma to administer mouth to mouth. What a ripoff -- after all that, the "kiss" that deprives Emma of her powers is about as romantic as a ninth-grader locking lips with Resusci Anne?
The baby is born -- awww! -- and the erstwhile members of the Magical Breakfast Club, plus their auxiliary pals, are determined to stop Zelena from snatching away the little prince. They are, to a man, utterly, utterly useless once Emma's powers are gone and the protection spell she cast is lifted. Z barely breaks a sweat as she moseys into the hospital and steals away Kid Charming, who will be a very powerful DJ someday.
And so Zelena has everything she needs to cast her time-travel spell, four ingredients that happen to correspond both to the cardinal directions and to the elements of magic Glinda mentioned earlier tonight: Rumpel's brain, Regina's heart, Charming's courage, and the baby, a representation of innocence in its purest form. And with Emma decapacitated, there's nothing standing between Z and the glowing wormhole about to open in the giant compass she's had Rumpel dig in the dirt floor of the stables. Right?
Wrong! Because here come Regina and co., who have just realized that the so-called Evil Queen also has the power to harness light magic. (After all, she broke Curse #2 with it last episode; why not give it a go again?) With that, Regina transforms from a morally ambiguous caterpillar to a beautiful, heroic butterfly, snatching away Zelena's honking emerald and all the powers contained with in it. Dear New Good Guy Regina: If your wicked half-sister keeps all her magic in a piece of fairly cheap-looking jewelry, when you finally get your hands on said pendant, consider destroying the damn thing. Immediately. Oh, what's that? You'd... you'd rather just stick it in a heart box and worry about it later? Whatever, lady; it's your funeral.
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Creating Healthy Sleep Habits
Breaking Bad Habits
Once a baby is 3 months old, he no longer has physiological need to be fed during the night. But at 5 months, a fair number of infants are still experiencing problems (or even developing new ones) falling asleep at bedtime or after waking in the middle of the night. Often, well-meaning parents take too active a role in soothing their babies to sleep. The result is a baby who can nod off only with a parent's help and two adults who are absolutely desperate for a good, uninterrupted night's sleep.
Mercifully, most sleep difficulties can be solved relatively easily by following some basic rules. But don't put the task off. Sleep problems become more ingrained as children get older.
Help your baby break the habit of falling asleep only with your assistance. Many new parents assume that rocking, nursing, or singing a baby to sleep is what being a loving mother or father is all about (and these activities can be very pleasurable for both of you). But if you always let your little one nod off in your arms, she will come to expect it. Then, when she awakens during the night, she'll feel helpless and will cry for assistance.
You do not have to eliminate bedtime rituals altogether. You can rock or nurse your baby until she gets drowsy. The point is to put her in her crib while she's still awake, so that the last thing she sees is her mattress-not you. Then when she wakes in the middle of the night, she'll be so accustomed to this familiar sign that she'll probably fall back to sleep.
If your baby is already addicted to your arms, however, she's sure to cry if you put her in her crib awake. You'll have to muster a lot of emotional strength to wean your baby of this habit.
Begin by putting her down and comforting her for about five minutes, then leave the room. If she cries, let her do so for about five minutes, then go back in and soothe her, but don't take her out of the crib. When she's calm, leave the room again. If she begins to cry, wait another five minutes before you return and calm her down always leaving her in the crib. Repeat this procedure until she falls asleep herself. And for the next few weeks, gradually lengthen the time between soothings.


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Billings Tourist Attractions
Montana's largest town, Billings, lies in the south, and is a good base for visits to the Little Bighorn battle field and the Crow Indian Reservation, where the five-day Crow Fair is held every year in August.Here, in the Crow Reservation, the United States Army suffered its greatest defeat at the hands of the Sioux and Cheyennes. On June 25th 1876 a detachment of the 7th United States Cavalry commanded by George Armstrong Custer attacked a larger Indian force led by Crazy Horse and was annihilated. On the battlefield are a museum, a military cemetery and a monument commemorating Custer's last stand, erected on the spot where he fell.
Peter Yegen Jr Yellowstone County Museum
The Peter Yegen Jr Yellowstone County Museum in Billings presents the history of the area through to the 1950's. Exhibits include items of the Northern Plains Indian Tribes, western expansion, mining, cattle and sheep herding, transportation, military (1870-1950's), a variety of medical fields, music, textiles, household goods and personal goods.
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1950 Terminal Circle, Billings, MT 59105-1988, United States
Moss Mansion
Moss Mansion is a red sandstone manor house in Billings. It was designed by New York architect, Henry Janeway Hardenbergh who designed the Waldorf Astoria, Plaza Hotel, Williard Hotel, and Copely Hotels. The mansion was built in 1903 and features original draperies, fixtures, furniture, Persian carpets and artifacts.
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914 Division Street, Billings, MT 59101-1921, United States
Western Heritage Center
The Western Heritage Center in Billings is housed in the 1901 Parmly Billings Library. The center features a collection of more than 16,000 artifacts, including more than 1,000 photographs that represent the history and culture of the Yellowstone River region.
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2822 Montana Avenue, Billings, MT 59101-2305, United States
Yellowstone Art Museum
The Yellowstone Art Museum in Billings was formerly the Yellowstone Art Center. It began in the renovated former Yellowstone County Jail. The collection represents contemporary art of the region. Highlights include contemporary Western art as well as historic works by cowboy illustrator, Will James.
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401 North 27th Street, Billings, MT 59101-1241, United States
Chief Black Otter Trail
The Chief Black Otter Trail winds along the edge of Rimrocks to the north of Billings. Chief Black Otter was a Crow Indian chief who was buried here after his death at the hands of a Sioux war party.
Happy Pappy Holdup Western Adventure
The Happy Pappy's Holdup in Huntley near Billings features horseback, wagons and mule teams, cowboy meals, western music, and entertainment as well as cowboy concerts on the range.
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3512 Boothill Road, Huntley, MT 59037, United States
Ralston Studio & Gallery
J K Ralston painted scenes that captured the Old West. His log-cabin studio has been restored and moved to the campus of Rocky Mountain College in Billings.
1426 Rimrock Road, Box 1499, Billings, MT 59102-0778, United States
ZooMontana in Billings specializes in northern latitude species such as the river otter, Sika deer, Siberian tigers, gray wolves, bighorn sheep and bald eagles.
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As we've done with a few other iOS games that are clearly inspired by popular titles, we've sought a comment from the original developer of Zombie Highway about Glu's upcoming lookalike, Mutant Roadkill.
Here's what ZH developer Kevin Pazirandeh told us:
"While it is clear a few ideas have been lifted from Zombie Highway (and some others!), Glu has made an actual attempt to create something at least fractionally original with Mutant Roadkill. We should all use the words "steal" and "clone" carefully as to not dilute their meaning for when they are truly needed. Mutant Roadkill is NOT a clone of Zombie Highway, but I think players will wish it had been :)"
So there you have it. According to the developer of Zombie Highway, Mutant Roadkill is not a clone, but it's also not as much fun as the original ZH.
From our time with both games, we think they're both fun in their own ways. We think that Mutant Roadkill offers a few cool new additions to the formula, but ZH still deserves credit for coming up with the original concept. If Glu thinks they can improve on ZH's concept, they're welcome to try, but they should also be more open about their influences.
Ever hear of a fun little indie game called Zombie Highway? Well, so has Glu Mobile. Glu is borrowing (okay, outright stealing) this concept and putting their own mark on it, launching it under the name Mutant Roadkill. And while we like the new additions, we can't help but feel they're being shameless in repurposing someone else's good idea.
Mutant Roadkill is a freemium high-score game where you control a car driving through a post-apocalyptic wasteland. Just like in Zombie Highway, you'll swerve your car with tilt controls and try to scrape off any enemies that hop on for a ride.
Here's where Mutant Roadkill changes things up a bit: You'll have to swipe occasionally to change directions, a la Temple Run, and you won't be able to use weapons unless you pick them up along the way. Mutant Roadkill also has a slick cel-shaded look, bonus power-ups, four different maps, and a health meter that gives you more than one chance to crash your car.
Mutant Roadkill is available for download now on the Canadian App Store, but before it launches everywhere else in a few months, Glu is planning on adding some new features, like Facebook integration. Specifically, you'll be able to pass by your friends as you play, with their faces marking their high scores.
Zombie Highway is still one of our favorite indie games, and despite Glu's protests ('they're not zombies, they're mutants!') we feel that Glu is being unfair to that developer, Auxbrain Inc. We expect to see shady knock-offs and clones from unknown developers looking for a quick buck, but we thought Glu was better than this. Other games in their upcoming line-up are more original, and most players probably won't care about who came up with the idea first, but we wish that Glu would at least acknowledge Zombie Highway in the credits if they're going to profit off of someone else's design.


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Newport News celebrates Juneteenth
Jordan Crawford | 6/24/2014, 3:19 p.m.
Over 150 people gathered in downtown Newport News to celebrate Juneteenth, a holiday with a vast history but limited recognition among much of the country.
Juneteenth is the commemoration of June 19, 1865, when Union troops arrived in Galveston, Texas, and freed the last enslaved people in America. President Abraham Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation on Jan. 1, 1863, but the executive order was largely ignored in the South until Union forces showed up to enforce the freeing of the slaves.
Shauna Cherry, an organizer with the Downtown Newport News Merchants and Neighbors Association, said Saturday's event is about education as much as it is about celebration — the majority of the people who had turned out weren't familiar with the holiday, Cherry said.
It was a day of equal parts jubilation and reflection. The Newport News Farmers Market played host to lots of dancing, music, food and children's activities.
For Tevin Fairley of Newport News, Juneteenth represents a new life and a new beginning for his ancestors and a better life and future for himself and his family.
"The reading of the Emancipation Proclamation at the beginning of the event was really very emotional for me," said Fairley. "I actually put myself in the mental state of my ancestors and all the other slaves who'd heard they were finally free. That marked the beginning of my people being able to grab hold of this 'American dream' we all talk about."
Denise Bryant of Newport News said it was sad to think that some people were held as property for more than a year after slavery was abolished in America.
"Just thinking about that brings up a lot of emotions as an African-American person who has the opportunity to do a whole lot that they couldn't do," Bryant said.
Nau'reen Johnson of Hampton looks forward to anything dealing with Africans and African-American history.
"I just get so excited to learn more about my history, our history," she said.


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Austin Collie is and will remain the league's most snake-bitten player. Depending on how well his latest recovery goes, he could become known as a player who was filled with upside and potential, but could never put together a run of sustained health long enough to cash it in entirely.
After suffering four concussions over the past 21 months, Collie had worked hard to return from his latest head injury, making his season debut yesterday. So of course he tore his patella tendon and is out for the year, possibly and likely ending his time in Indianapolis with his contract set to expire next March.
So now I'd like you to meet T.Y. Hilton. You'll get along just fine.
The battle to inherit the touches Collie was set to receive on the other end of Andrew Luck's deep balls will be between Donnie Avery and T.Y. Hilton, both of whom have busted out recently. A week ago it was Avery with his nine catches for 111 yards, and then yesterday Hilton took his turn. He averaged 28.3 yards per reception on four catches for a total of 113 yards, with a 40-yard touchdown catch.
Avery will most likely remain as the No. 2 receiver starting opposite Reggie Wayne, and surely Dwayne Allen and Coby Fleener will also see their roles increase. But that doesn't necessarily mean Avery will receive more looks than Hilton, who often works from the slot, and could use his speed to function in a similar role to the one that Andrew Hawkins has carved out for himself in Cincinnati.
Although he's still widely available, Avery is far more owned following his Week 2 explosion, with his ownership number creeping towards 40 percent in Yahoo leagues (currently at 34 percent). That's the first strike, but it's of lesser concern than Avery's age (28), and Hilton's fresher and healthier legs that haven't been through an ACL tear, and have more downfield speed. After just his second career game following a shoulder injury that kept him out for Week 1, Hilton already has two receptions of 30 yards or more.
He's a depth player at best, as is Avery. But with bye weeks beginning in Week 4, depth could be sort of a big deal, and right now Avery's hold on the second WR job opposite Reggie Wayne may become tenuous after he only had 28 receiving yards with his nine targets, while Hilton's breakaway speed led him to superior production with his eight.
The best part? Hilton's owned in 0.2 percent of ESPN leagues, and 1 percent of Yahoo leagues.


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ACMI announces War Pictures: Australians at the Cinema 1914-1918
Monday 19 January 2015
To commemorate the Centenary of the First World War, ACMI will present War Pictures: Australians at the Cinema 1914-1918 from Tuesday 10 March to Sunday 12 July 2015, in association with the National Film and Sound Archive of Australia.
ACMI and VAMFF present Fashion on Film
Thursday 15 January 2015
As part of the Virgin Australia Melbourne Fashion Festival (VAMFF) Cultural Program's Project Series 2015, ACMI presents Fashion on Film, screening from Saturday 21 February to Sunday 8 March 2015.
ACMI presents Epic Intimacy: The Cinema of Zhang Yimou & Gong Li
Tuesday 13 January 2015
As part of its special China Up Close program, ACMI is delighted to present Epic Intimacy: The Cinema of Zhang Yimou & Gong Li – a season that celebrates the enduring legacy of the award winning director and his cinematic muse, screening from 6 – 15 March 2015.
ACMI presents China Up Close: Talk + Film
Monday 12 January 2015
As part of its special summer season, China Up Close, ACMI will present a series of illuminating talk and film packages featuring Chinese and Australian art, economy and environmental experts exploring the topical themes of contemporary China.
ACMI presents ROMA! The Screen Life of the Eternal City
Thursday 8 January 2015
This summer, ACMI reveals the real Rome, as it was, and as it is today, beyond the lavish ruins and charming piazzas. ROMA! The Screen Life of the Eternal City mines the distinct and evolving imaginings of the Eternal City, screening from 6 February to 1 March 2015.
Sepideh Reaching for the Stars
Monday 22 December, 2014
Sepideh Reaching for the Stars (2013), the uplifting story of Iranian teenager and aspiring astronomer will screen at ACMI from Wednesday 14 January 2015.
Summer of Sound
Wednesday 17 December, 2014
This summer ACMI will screen four films for music-lovers; Jimi: All Is By My Side (2013), Supermensch: The Legend of Shep Gordon (2013), and Super Duper Alice Cooper (2014), all commencing from 27 December 2014, and Beautiful Noise (2014), opening 31 January 2015.
ACMI presents Between the Screens
Tuesday 16 December 2014
To celebrate its special summer program, China Up Close, ACMI invites audiences to take part in Between the Screens, a global online exhibition that explores China's exploding moving image art, film and culture.
ACMI announces broadcasting executive and former film festival director Katrina Sedgwick as new Director and CEO
Thursday 11 December, 2014|
Peter Lewinsky, President of the ACMI Board, today announced the appointment of broadcasting executive and award-winning former festival director and creative producer, Katrina Sedgwick, to the role of Director and Chief Executive Officer at ACMI.
ACMI presents The Salvation
Thursday 11 December 2014
From 14 January to 1 February 2015, ACMI will screen The Salvation, a gripping Western that pays homage to the classic genre of cowboys, bandits, spectacular shoot outs and the American Wild West.
Yang Fudong: Filmscapes opens today at ACMI
Thursday 4 December 2014
ACMI last night opened Yang Fudong: Filmscapes, Australasia's first survey exhibition of China's pre-eminent moving image artist, Yang Fudong. The exhibition features a brand new five-channel work commissioned by ACMI and the Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki called The Coloured Sky: New Women II (2014).
Screen It 2014 Winners Announced!
Monday 24 November 2014
ACMI congratulates the winners of the 2014 Screen It competition, Australia's largest annual competition discovering the most creative and skilful school-aged filmmakers, animators and game makers. Now in its tenth year, Screen It attracted 365 entries involving 1,546 students from across Australia creating live-action films, computer games and animations in response to the theme, Reflection.
A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night
Thursday 20 November 2014
Just when you thought 2014's cinematic vampires couldn't get any more playful (What We Do in the Shadows) or sexy (The Only Lovers Left Alive), ACMI brings Ana Lily Amirpour's startling debut A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night to the screen from 27 December.
ACMI presents China Up Close - exploring Chinese society and culture through moving image art
Wednesday 18 November 2014
ACMI will present China Up Close, a deeply rich program of art, film, talks and live events exploring Chinese culture and society in Melbourne, from 3 December 2014.
White Reindeer lands at ACMI this Christmas
Wednesday 18 November 2014
From December 6 through to Christmas Eve, ACMI will screen White Reindeer, a veritable feast of the oddball and the tragic, providing a bittersweet alternative to Christmas narrative.
ACMI announces 2014 Christmas Fundraising Appeal: Rare Blinky Bill cels auction
Monday 10 November 2014
Blinky Bill fans will have the rare opportunity to own a slice of Australian animation history, while supporting future generations of animators and storytellers when 25 special edition hand-painted, signed animation cels of the loveable koala and his friends are auctioned as part of ACMI's 2014 Christmas Fundraising Appeal, with all proceeds going to ACMI Education programs.
Daniel Crooks awarded $100,000 Ian Potter Moving Image Commission
Thursday 30 October 2014
Following the first critically acclaimed Ian Potter Moving Image Commission (IPMIC), The Ian Potter Cultural Trust and ACMI today announced the second $100,000 commission in the ten-year program for new works by mid-career Australian artists has been awarded to celebrated Melbourne-based video artist, Daniel Crooks.
Melbourne farewells DreamWorks Animation: The Exhibition to the world!
Tuesday 28 October 2014
ACMI and Los Angeles-based studio, DreamWorks Animation, on Sunday farewelled DreamWorks Animation: The Exhibition, after a hugely successful world premiere run as part of the Victorian Government's Melbourne Winter Masterpieces series.
ACMI presents Nastassja Kinski on Film
Friday 24 October 2014
ACMI will present a quartet of films featuring Berlin-born actress Nastassja Kinski from Saturday 22 November - Sunday 30 November 2014. Nastassja Kinski on Film showcases four iconic performances from the actress in Tess, One from the Heart, Paris, Texas and Cat People.
ACMI announces 2014 Screen It Finalists
Monday 20 October 2014
ACMI today announced the finalists for the annual 2014 Screen It competition, Australia's largest competition for school-aged filmmakers, animators and game makers, now in its tenth year.
ACMI announces China Up Close
Friday 26 September 2014
China is the focus for ACMI in its first international 'Up Close' program. ACMI today announced in Shanghai that it will present China Up Close – a deeply rich program of art, film, digital programs, talks and live events exploring Chinese culture and society, in Melbourne from 4 December 2014 to March 2015.
ACMI turns up the volume with live music and film events
Thursday 25 September 2014
ACMI will present an omnibus of immersive, inspiring music events and films this spring to celebrate the evolution and diversity of contemporary music culture from Monday 27 October - Friday 21 November 2014.
David Bowie Is A Documentary - Australian Premiere
Monday 22 September 2014
A documentary film of ACMI's forthcoming Melbourne Winter Masterpieces exhibition, David Bowie is, is set to premiere in Australia. The cinema experience of the record-breaking UK exhibition will show at ACMI in its Australian premiere on Friday 7 November 2014.
Shaun Tan's The Lost Thing finds its way across Australia
Tuesday 16 September 2014
The Australian Government's Australia Council for the Arts has awarded ACMI a $241,185 touring grant to take the popular Melbourne-made exhibition Shaun Tan's The Lost Thing: From book to film to nine regional centres from 2015.
ACMI presents Cathedrals of Culture
Tuesday 16 September 2014
ACMI is delighted to present the Australian premiere of Cathedrals of Culture, an absorbing cinematic experience centred around six iconic and architecturally distinct buildings, which asks "if buildings could talk, what would they say about humans?"
ACMI announces Martin Scorsese Presents: Masterpieces of Polish Cinema
Monday 15 September 2014
ACMI is delighted to present a collection of landmark Polish films curated by one of the most accomplished and respected directors of our time, Martin Scorsese in Martin Scorsese Presents: Masterpieces of Polish Cinema.
New President appointed to the ACMI Board
Friday, 29 August 2014
ACMI today announced the appointment by the Victorian Government Minister for the Arts, Heidi Victoria MP, of Mr Peter Lewinsky to the role of Board President.
The Godfather Trilogy restored
Friday, 29 August 2014
ACMI in partnership with the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences presents a rare opportunity to see Francis Ford Coppola's majestic triptych about crime, loyalty and power on the big screen when The Godfather Trilogy screens at ACMI.
ACMI presents Joe
Wednesday, 20 August 2014
ACMI will present Joe, a searing tale of vengeance and redemption set in the poor rural south, starring Nicolas Cage, and based on the renowned novel by Larry Brown.
ACMI Presents Tom at the Farm
Tuesday, 19 August 2014
ACMI will present Tom at the Farm, the gripping new psychological thriller from prolific, genre-defying director, Xavier Dolan.
David Bowie is Announced
Wednesday, 13 August 2014
Direct from a sell out season in London, ACMI proudly presents the ground-breaking exhibition David Bowie is as our next Melbourne Winter Masterpiece.
ACMI presents Fell
Wednesday, 16 July 2014
ACMI is proud to present a distinctive new voice on the Australian film scene with the upcoming season of Fell from emerging Australian director, Kasimir Burgess.
ACMI presents Fashion on Film
Wednesday, 9 July 2014
ACMI proudly presents the 2014 season of Fashion on Film in conjunction with Melbourne Spring Fashion Week from Saturday 30 August to Sunday 7 September 2014. From the inner sanctum of Gucci's mastermind, to the runways of Paris and the Old World craft of men's tailoring, this year's festival celebrates the many incarnations of style.
ACMI announces Yang Fudong exhibition
Wednesday, 2 July 2014
ACMI will present the largest career survey of works by internationally renowned Chinese artist, Yang Fudong, in Australia, from Thursday 4 December 2014.
Hurry! Screen It entries close soon: great prizes to be won
Tuesday, 1 July 2014
Registrations are now open for Screen It 2014, Australia's largest competition for school-aged filmmakers, animators and game makers, run annually by ACMI, with great prizes up for grabs.
Hothouse's next crop of tall poppies revealed
Monday, 30 June 2014
Victoria's next generation of animators are about to get a big boost in creative experience, inspiration, and make invaluable film industry connections, when they take part in ACMI's Hothouse program this July. Ten promising young Victorians in Years 10 and 12 have been selected to take part in the Victorian Government-sponsored initiative.
ACMI Director / CEO to retire after a decade at the helm
Friday, 27 June 2014
ACMI Board President (Acting), Mr Peter Lewinsky, today announced that ACMI Director & CEO, Tony Sweeney, will retire from the role when his current contract concludes in December 2014.
ACMI announces David Rosetzky: Gaps
Wednesday, 4 June 2014
ACMI is proud to announce the world premiere of a new video installation by critically acclaimed Melbourne artist, David Rosetzky. Co-commissioned by ACMI and Carriageworks in Sydney, David Rosetzky: Gaps is a free exhibition in Gallery 2 from Tuesday 5 August 2014.
Joyous Curiosity: The Cinema of Agnès Varda
Thursday, 22 May 2014
The remarkable and endlessly intriguing cinema of French New Wave filmmaker Agnès Varda is set to take over the screens at ACMI this June and July. The season will encompass half a century of the directors work, showcasing newly restored and rarely seen documentaries, fiction, shorts, and television.
ACMI presents: Watermark
Thursday, 15 May 2014
ACMI is proud to present Watermark from reputable documentary filmmaker, Jennifer Baichwal and renowned environmental photographer, Edward Burtynsky screening from Saturday 5 July to Sunday 13 July 2014.
ACMI presents First Look: Rhymes for Young Ghouls
Tuesday, 13 May 2014
ACMI is proud to present the Australian premiere of Rhymes for Young Ghouls from celebrated short filmmaker, Jeff Barnaby screening from Saturday 5 July to Sunday 13 July 2014.
ACMI presents: Model Shop
Monday, 12 May 2014
ACMI is proud to present the Australian premiere of the digital restoration of Model Shopfrom acclaimed French director, Jacques Demy (Lola, The Umbrellas of Cherbourg) screening from Saturday 7 June to Sunday 15 June 2014.
Desert Island Flicks: Castaway with Kitty Flanagan
Thursday, 8 May 2014
As part of its Desert Island Flicks program, the Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI) is proud to host one of Australia's best comedians, Kitty Flanagan to count down her top 5 films.
Screen It 2014 - hurry, entries close Friday 12 September 2014
Thursday, 8 May 2014
Registrations are now open for Screen It 2014, Australia's largest competition for school-aged filmmakers, animators and game makers, run annually by ACMI. The competition is free to enter and open to all primary or secondary students. Entries can be live-action films, videogames or animations. Each year students are inspired by a new theme.
ACMI presents Jazz on Film
Wednesday, 7 May 2014
In conjunction with the 2014 Melbourne International Jazz Festival, ACMI presents Jazz on Film from Saturday 31 May to Saturday 7 June 2014. A colourful showcase of jazz artists on film features three documentaries - The Pleasures of Being Out of Step, Charles Lloyd: Arrows Into Infinity and Bayou Maharajah, as well as one feature - The Man with the Golden Arm.
ACMI premieres DreamWorks Animation: The Exhibition to the world
Wednesday, 9 April 2014
ACMI and Los Angeles-based studio, DreamWorks Animation, today launched the world premiere DreamWorks Animation: The Exhibition, the studio's first ever large-scale international exhibition, as part of the Victorian Government's Melbourne Winter Masterpieces series.
ACMI Goes Inside the Dream With DreamWorks' Jeffrey Katzenberg and Bill Damaschke
Tuesday, 11 March 2014
The Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI) will host three exclusive events with special guests from DreamWorks Animation in Melbourne for the world premiere ofDreamWorks Animation: The Exhibition on Thursday 10 April.
Screen It: Reflection and Celebration in 2014
Monday, 17 February 2014
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26/09/2011 Hundreds of photographers, assistants, students and imaging creatives descended on Hasselblad's London photo-studio last week as the prestigious international Hasselblad Masters Finalists Program 2012 was launched.
A selection of shortlisted images adorned the studio walls as Hasselblad Masters from previous years awards mingled with some of the 2012 competition finalists during ten hours of Open Day events - including 'how to' studio shoots with live models and an exclusive social evening where aspirational photographers joined internationally renowned experts to discuss their ambitions and the future of the industry.
Chris Russell-Fish, Hasselblad UK MD and Global Sales and Marketing Director said: "The Hasselblad Masters is a celebrated and highly influential photographic competition. It can change lives and careers. Claudio Napolitano, who became a Hasselblad Master in the portrait category two years ago, described his win as a 'life changing moment – like winning a Nobel Prize'. There is no doubt that to win at this level means you have proved yourself to be a very talented, very special photographer." He added: "The 2012 finalists' event was launched here in London but the international tour of finalists' images will also visit Los Angeles, New York and Berlin this autumn."
Sports and portraits specialist Dirk Rees, who won his Masters Award in 2009, is now also a finalist in the latest competition program. "The fortune cookies have been with me, I guess" he said. "I just think it is very healthy to enter prestigious awards like this. Hasselblad is a huge brand name and has always had massive credibility with its groundbreaking high-quality products."
"This awards program is right up there with the very best in the world. And of course it's not just about winning over twenty one judges on a panel – the public gets to vote too." He added: "When it comes to photography I believe a single image can represent everything. It is the most powerful and most memorable rendering of movement precisely stopped in its time."
Paul Waterworth, Hasselblad's Global Photographer Relations Manager commented: "For these people photography is far more than a job, it is a lifestyle. Our competition, which continues to grow with entries coming in from across the globe, now runs biennially to coincide with photokina, the world's largest imaging trade fair – at which winners' photographs will be showcased."
London and Tokyo based fine art photographer Hiroko Enseki (31) said: "I was just a visitor at this London event but the experience really opened my eyes. There is some truly outstanding work being created within this famous Hasselblad program and it makes me want to enter and become a finalist next time myself. I have been shooting with a Hasselblad for years...the quality is just so good. It doesn't get any better."
This year's 110 finalists across eleven categories were selected from over 2,500 applications. Entries from all finalists are online and the public is encouraged to vote for their favourite images. Voting is open until (and including) the last day of October 2011 at www.hasselblad.com/masters/masters-finalists.aspx.
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Researchers from Cardiff Law School, Cardiff University have been the first to assess in a verifiable way the quality of criminal advocates. The study adds evidence to a growing body of opinion that there needs to be a stronger and more cohesive system for ensuring the quality of advocates.
The Cardiff researchers' trialled eight different forms of assessment on more than 100 volunteer candidates. Assessment methods included testing barristers, solicitors and other lawyers on a range of their work as advocates: including simulated cross-examination and evaluation of their performance in court by judges.
The study is published this week by the Legal Services Commission. Angela Devereux, who led the assessments, said:
"There is a growing body of evidence that there are problems with the quality of some criminal advocates. The judiciary have expressed concerns; practitioners have expressed concerns and our assessments, albeit on a modest sample of volunteers, suggest the need for producing a scheme to ensure consistency in the quality of criminal advocates."
Professor Richard Moorhead of Cardiff Law School added:
"All stakeholders have been working together for some time to improve the system of quality accreditation for defence advocates. The professions and the regulators need to move swiftly to address the need for stronger quality assurance in advocacy. We are pleased to have contributed to that process and look forward to the professions' regulators developing robust quality systems in this crucial area of work. "
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• The research stems from Lord Carter's recommendation in Legal Aid: A market-based approach to reform, that a system of quality monitoring should be developed for all advocates carrying out legal aid work in criminal, civil and family courts. The Legal Services Commission (who fund most criminal defence work) commissioned Cardiff Law School to conduct an evaluation of different mechanisms for assessing criminal defence work.
• Full proposals for developing quality assurance are now being developed by the Joint Advocacy Group (JAG). JAG consists of the three main advocacy regulators (Solicitors Regulation Authority for solicitors, Bar Standards Board for barristers and ILEX Professional Standards for Legal Executives) with contributions from other stakeholders including: the LSC, MoJ, judiciary and Crown Prosecution Service.
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The projectors have throw ratios of 0.377:1 (U300X) and 0.3:1 (U310W), and a contrast ratio of 2,000:1. Their power management controls automatically turn off the units when an incoming signal is not detected and provide quick-start (20 seconds) and shutdown without the need for a cooling period. In eco mode, NEC says their lamps should last 3,000 hours.
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The next day at the British Library, I hunted for a familiar name in the India Office Records, a massive repository of documents relating to the pre-1947 government. But my grandmother didn't show up, at least not under "British maids, 1906," the only terms I thought to use. Turning to the private papers, I found the diaries of Lady Curzon, wife of the viceroy. She was from the wealthy Leiter family of Washington's Dupont Circle. Didn't William Eustis once work at the U.S. embassy in London?In my new six-degrees-of-separation world, it seemed possible that the Mortons or Eustises might have been connected to the Leiters. But nothing came up there either. Or in a later search of the London Times. Or in two more frustrating days spent wrestling with spools of microfilm at the London Metropolitan and City of Westminster archives.
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kyfdx Posts: 31,922Are you a boulevard cruiser, or a hard-core driving enthusiast?
It's not that cut-and-dried, but maybe, close...
From a pure value standpoint, the A5 is probably the better deal.. and, a better looking car.. Unless you are a real RWD fanatic, that's the way I would go.. more warranty left on the Audi..
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erickpl Posts: 2,735Having owned a 6 and an Audi, I can say BMW's electronics are worlds above Audi's. MMI is a great technology, but little nuances here and there make it goofy. Trunk latches that won't engage. Sensors saying directional lights are bad. Sensors report quite a few false positives on our Audi. If they've improved over the last few years, the new S5 would be a serious contender.
My 6 convertible didn't have any electronic issues. The only one it ever went in for was an iDrive update and a TSB that they wanted to perform even though I never got the error they were fixing (sensor said roof wasn't closed, even though I visually confirmed).
Personally, I'd go with the BMW. But I do admit the styling of the newer Audi's is beautiful.
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erickpl Posts: 2,735122k is quite a bit and hard to find CPO. I never had any major issues with mine at all while I owned it. I drove it like it was meant to be - it was NOT babied.
That said, the electronics could be problematic IF you get one that is buggy (mine was not). My only issues were iDrive related and the dealer did iDrive upgrades as part of my warranty. NO mechanical issues at all, but if the model you have has Active Steering and such, again something more complex than you may want to mess with if there is an issue.
More importantly, you may want to check your area for BMW technicians NOT associated with the dealership.
The 4.4 and 4.8 engines are VERY solid engines as long as you maintain them. Mine used synthetic from day 1 and I changed every 7500 miles despite the 15k recommendation from BMW. Mobil 1 only for me. I did every other change myself - it's easy to do. Suspension was not a problem at all, and I ran the M6 wheels on mine. I did change from the runflats to the non-runflats and kept an air compressor, can of fix-a-flat in the trunk.
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January 2011
Ofgem has released new average annual energy consumption figures.
The big news here is that average gas consumption seems to have fallen by nearly 20% from 20,500kWh.
Ofgem thinks this is because people are cutting energy usage, installing more energy efficient boilers and putting down more insulation. All steps in the right direction!
Electricity, on the other hand, appears to be more or less static for customers on single rate tariffs, although time-of-use consumption is reckoned to have fallen from 6,600kWh.
The report suggests that even though our appliances and lighting are becoming evermore efficient, we are still hungry for more energy-intensive gadgets like large plasma TVs and laptops.
Interestingly, LoCO2 Energy's customers tend to use above the average - all the more reason to buy from a renewable supplier!
January 2011
First of all, we would like to wish all our customers a very happy new year, and all the best for 2011!
On the 4th January 2011, the government raised the VAT rate from 17.5% to 20%. We would like to make it clear to all our domestic customers that energy is not affected by this VAT rise. Customers pay a different 5% rate on electricity, so you don't have to worry about your bills.
December 2010
Cheap, green and flexible – LoCO2 Energy's new fixed-rate electricity tariff
Pocket Fixed – our new fixed-rate electricity tariff – is cheap, green and has flexible terms for customers. But in an industry already awash with complicated energy tariffs, and fixed-rate options among the most expensive and burdensome, how can consumers benefit from LoCO2 Energy's new fixed-rate electricity tariff?
First and foremost, Pocket Fixed should be cheaper than almost all other fixed-rate contracts and will represent a bargain for most customers when compared to standard, variable tariffs. When compared with other renewable energy tariffs, it is one of the cheapest available. Flexibility was also a key concern, so we have a low cancellation fee that doesn't heavily penalise customers who want to leave and contracts which can be moved to new addresses if you move house.
Pocket Fixed isn't our greenest tariff, but with at least 20% of the electricity coming from renewable sources, it will help you to make a meaningful impact on your carbon emissions. The remaining electricity is sourced from combined heat and power (CHP) plants, a form of low-carbon, energy recycling.
In devising Pocket Fixed, we identified multiple issues within the electricity industry that we felt could be addressed by the launch of a new fixed-rate, low-carbon tariff: a continuing desire to switch to a more sustainable energy source coupled with reduced budgets brought about by the financial crisis and widely publicised looming electricity price rises.
For years, green electricity has been sold to consumers either by small suppliers at a large premiums or through 'green-washing' by some of the larger energy companies. Pocket Fixed offers a new choice. It's priced to compete with standard brown electricity tariffs but offers a genuine greener alternative whilst giving customers peace of mind against electricity price rises.
October 2010
Micro-hydro schemes saw rare government attention following a visit by the Climate Change Minisiter, Greg Barker, to a new hydropower station, Torrs Hydro, in the Peak District.
Mr Barker celebrated the endeavour to expand micro-hydro in the UK, stating 'hydropower is currently a missed opportunity… there is more to renewable energy than just large wind turbines'.
Torrs Hydro, a pre-existing weir, has been renovated and updated to support a renewable hydropower energy generating system or, as the minister put it, 'unlock{ing} the clean energy of our past as well as our future'.
The renovation of pre-existing mills and weirs is something that LoCO2 Energy's hydropower development sister company, TLS Hydro, has a great deal of experience doing. Greenholme Mill, an old cotton mill updated to provide renewable electricity in a joint venture with Derwent Hydro, will be starting up in early 2011. TLS Hydro also operates hydropower turbines at other old sites, including the National Trust property at Aberdulais in south Wales and Nenthead Mine in Cumbria.
The government has further shown its commitment to hydropower in the UK by announcing at Torrs Hydro that 'remanufactured as new' hydro equipment, such as old waterwheels and turbines, will now be eligible for the Feed-in Tariff scheme.
If you have an asset which you think might be uses for a micro-hydro scheme, then call us on 01923 713 840 and one of our engineers from TLS Hydro will be happy to speak with you.
September 2010
Renewable electricity at the Start London Event – a garden party to make a difference
LoCO2 Energy attended the Prince's Trust Charities Foundation Start London Event at Clarence House last week, resplendent with psychedelic pencils and toting marigold seeds (for all those that asked, the BBC's gardening guide will fill you in on a little more about how marigolds can help out in your garden).
It was good to meet some of our renewable electricity customers in the flesh, and it's rare to get such an opportunity to chat with prospective green energy clients. The level of interest in renewable electricity was strong (and the level of knowledge often frightening) and we felt proud to offer an effectual sustainable choice. We were also surprised to hear how many households had already installed renewable electricity sources and were looking to sell their surplus onto a renewable electricity supplier in order to take advantage of the new feed-in tariffs: an encouraging sign for DECC's new policy.
The concept of a Great Exhibition for the sustainable age is certainly a bold and laudable gesture and ingenuity was not hard to find: see-through solar panels and coarse wool loft insulation were amongst our favourites. At the same time, we also found elements of the event veered towards the aspirational over the practical but this did allow plenty of entertaining stalls to bring a light-hearted feel to the event. Nonetheless, it was a wonderful chance to see sustainability take centre stage in the heart of London.
If you talked to us at the event and want to switch to a renewable electricity supplier then please do get in touch and we can take you through our renewable electricity tariffs. Similarly, if you don't want to talk about renewable electricity but want to share your thoughts about the event, just drop us a line.
LoCO2 Energy is the preferred electricity supplier of the Fintry Development Trust (FDT) who recently held their annual event FRESh10. The event was a great success and we hope to work closely in the future with FDT to promote the use of renewable energy and energy efficiency in the community.
March 2010
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February 2010
A new certification scheme was launched on 9th February to label green electricity tariffs which have been certified as having genuine environmental benefits. LoCO2 Energy are in the process of gaining accreditation to the scheme to further prove their green credentials. We hope to have some exciting news soon!
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LoCO2 Energy recently participated in their local town, Rickmansworth's Victorian Evening and held a charity raffle. The lucky winner of the raffle received £100 off their electricity bill. The local community's generous donations have already been sent to STEPS charity.
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STOCKHOLM -- Linde has been commissioned Skangass to build a mid scale LNG import terminal at the west coast of Sweden, in Lysekil, 100 km north of Gothenburg. The corresponding EPCI contract is worth around $57 million. The works include the integration of the cryogenic tank structures to be erected by a third party.
The new LNG terminal is planned to start operations in spring 2014. "With this project we confirm our leading position in the growing small to mid scale LNG market," said Professor Dr Aldo Belloni, Member of the Executive Board of Linde. "Also taking into account Sweden' s first LNG terminal we completed last year in Nynäshamn, we see ourselves on the right course to strongly benefit from the trend towards LNG as a low emission fuel and petroleum substitute."
The new terminal will have a storage capacity of 30,000 cubic metres of LNG, compared to 20,000 cubic metres at Nynashamn, and will include a truck filling station. Linde has performed the basic engineering and will support with the procurement of rotating equipment, commissioning and start up. LNG for both terminals Nynashamn and Lysekil comes from the mid scale LNG plant at Risavika. This plant also built for Skangass by Linde started operations in 2010.
LNG offers a reliable and economical solution to a wide range of applications and will help to comply with the upcoming regulations. Only in October the newly founded joint venture company Bomin Linde LNG (BLLNG) announced to start planning a small scale LNG terminal in Hamburg another port that will be subject to stricter emission limits from 2015 on. BLLNG is a joint venture of Marquard & Bahls subsidiary Bomin, a leading provider of marine fuels, and Linde. The declared strategy of Bomin Linde LNG is to cover the complete LNG value chain from purchasing and transport through storage to distribution and refuelling of ships at strategically important ports.
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Plays about the theatre can often have a curate's egg quality, and this Restoration romp by prolific Irish writer John O'Keeffe, chosen by Bristol Old Vic artistic director Tom Morris to reopen the oldest working playhouse in the country after a £12 million facelift, is no exception.
Cornelius Booth (Lamp), Sam Alexander (Rover) and Sion Tudor Owen (Trap) in Wild Oats at the Theatre Royal Studio, Bristol Photo: Mark Douet
Itinerant actor Jack Rover may not be your Kenneth Branagh or your Simon Russell Beale - more your Russell Brand really, with his tiresome japes and constant switches of identity.
He and the other ten players are handicapped by a vastly over-complicated plot and over-wrought direction by National Theatre protege Mark Rosenblatt, borrowing the opening scene straight out of a Jim Davidson pantomime routine and misfiring on the few attempts at giving the helter-skelter action a modern theatrical significance.
In mitigation though, there is a final reconciliation scene that balances just the right amounts of hilarious astonishment and genuine delight, and the mighty Rover's penchant for finding a Shakespearean quote for every occasion is a clever challenge to the audience's own knowledge of the Bard. Where this mix of affectionate nostalgia and histrionic prose does fall down is in having only a marginal involvement in the pleasures of the stage, despite the theatrical nature of its colourful characters.
Sam Alexander revels in Jack Rover's mercurial character, but is altogether too much of a contrast to Jo Herbert's do-gooding Lady Amaranth to render their instant love for each other credible. Kim Wall makes the most of the rumbustious old sea dog Sir George Thunder, while Hugh Skinner comes closest to revealing a true love of the theatre as prodigal son Harry Thunder.


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The Yamhill County Sheriff's Office has recovered four ATVs and a motorcycle that were stolen from the Grand Ronde area in recent weeks.
Detectives and deputies went to 54515 Hebo Road, Grand Ronde, and 27805 Jahn Road in Polk Countty on Monday in search of the stolen vehicles. A sheriff's office representative said they spotted a vehicle matching the description of one seen in the area when the thefts occured.
The vehicle fled and crashed into a tree following a short pursuit. The suspect, Edward T. Bolton, 42, of 54515 Hebo Road, was seriously injured.
Bolton was taken by helicopter to Salem Providence Medical Center, where he is in intensive care.
The YCSO had received several tips that helped lead them to identification of the suspects and recovery of the stolen property. Sheriff Jack Crabtree said he appreciates the help from citizens.
"We are encouraging anyone who may have knowledge of other stolen items associated with the suspect to contact our office," Crabtree said.
The investigation is continuing.
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The best foundation ever. I love this stuff. I've toyed with various foundations throughout the years and used Shiseido for many years because I got the best match to my very fair redhead's complexion. I can't remember how I stumbled onto Sisley but I bought it on Amazon and I've been thrilled with it. I'm on my third bottle. I use my fingers to apply my makeup and actually use vinyl gloves (gives a flawless coverage). I mix just a drop of the foundation into my treatment and apply it together. Then I'll put a drop in my palm and use a brush for any spots (my nose tends to a bit of ruddiness, undereye area). This foundation makes me glow. I use Laura Mercier loose powder atop. It's expensive but well worth it.
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For the ridiculous price of it, this foundation comes in a very mediocre bottle. With that said, I love the stuff in itself, I appreciate the coverage (medium), the colour match and the natural finish. The fragrance, too, is lovely.
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Lovely foundation. Wore this the other week after I was told I looked tired and 3 friends told me I looked amazing. When I fessed up to the Sisley foundation and concealer I had on one friend reacted with disbelief and peered at me close up! Expensive but leaves my skin smooth, even and radiant. Am now on my 2nd bottle. And it definitely hasn't caused my sensitive skin any issues.
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This foundation leaves an amazing finish on my face.... but in order to have it look perfect, you must make sure you take care of your skin properly by exfoliating and use a good moisturizer underneath. If you don't this foundation will leave your skin looking dry and flaky.
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