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CONYERS - The Lady Seminoles have to be careful not to overlook Thomas County Central's girls soccer team as they travel to Thomasville to play in the Class AAAA quarterfinals at 5:30 p.m. today.
The Lady Yellow Jackets have an overall record of 12-2-1 with 10 shutouts and six mercy-rule wins. Salem goes into the match with an overall record of 17-3 including 11 shutouts and five mercy-rule wins However, Thomas County Central's wins have not come against the toughest of opponents. "They've played teams that aren't very strong," said Heather Cheek, coach of the Class AAAA No. 3-ranked Salem girls. "They have a lot of mercy-rule games but they've played those teams twice, like Americus-Sumter (3-10). They ended up playing Lee County (9-4-1) three times. That's really amazing to me. Either they don't have that many teams to play or they don't want to travel far. The competition in metro Atlanta is a lot different than it is in south Georgia." But the Lady Yellow Jackets can be dangerous, having scored 94 goals while allowing 14. Thomas County Central's biggest offensive threats will come from Taylor Benton and Ivey Singletary. Benton, a junior, was Region 1-AAAA Player of the Year last season while Singletary accounted for 36 of the team's 122 goals in 2008. Though untested, Thomas County Central likes to play a physical-style match, something that caught Salem somewhat off guard against Northgate in the second round of the playoffs. "They're going to be a physical team and they have a couple of good players that have scored the majority of their goals or provided assists," Cheek said. "The girls know that they have to come out playing physically. They're going to come out playing physically but being cautious. They don't want to get hurt." Even though the Salem girls have practiced and done everything they can to get ready, the one thing they cannot practice for is a four-hour bus ride. "We're going to get there with enough time to warm up. If anything, the girls being able to sit on the bus and rest and take a nap, maybe, may help them be more rested for the game than the kids down there that have had to be in school all day and didn't get that rest," Cheek said. "But then again, they may be too rested. You just never know. "We'll bring a good game to them because the girls are not exactly happy that they have to travel that far for a game."More like this story
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Santa Fe Independent Film Festival
Year-round programming, filmmakers from around the globe, awards galas, celebrity guests and spectacular parties erupt into the main event this October. The fest that was dubbed "a young Sundance" by Indiwire Magazine presents its sixth season.
The Santa Fe Independent Film Fest begins October 15th and comes to a close October 19th, presenting 5 days and nights of films, discussions and parties in the heart of downtown Santa Fe. Over 30 feature films, 60 shorts, five days and nights of parties and community events, awards gala, educational panels and discussions, the hottest independent films of 2014 and much more…
CCA Schedule:
Wednesday October 15
6:30p - SFIFF: The Tribe
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Thursday October 16
12:30p - SFIFF: Self Medicated: A Film About Art
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5:00p - SFIFF: Other Worlds Shorts Program*
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Friday October 17
12:00p - SFIFF: DIY Filmmaking Workshop with Laura Terruso*
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Saturday October 18
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"A work of immense mystery and strangeness, loaded with unforgettable images, spectacular sweeps of color and nested, hidden meanings … one of the most beautiful animated films ever made, and something close to a masterpiece." –Salon
In what Miyazaki called his final film, a Japanese boy, inspired by a great Italian designer, dreams of creating beautiful airplanes. When his genius is recognized, he is given the power to make flying machines that will change the world … for better or worse. A historical epic and a mythic tale of the artist's spirit, THE WIND RISES, nominated for an Oscar, will be known as one of the greatest of animated films. (Japan, 2013, 126m, DCP, Disney, recommended for ages 14 and up)
About GHIBLI CELEBRATION Film Series: In celebration of the American release of Takahata's masterwork THE TALE OF PRINCESS KAGUYA, playing exclusively at the CCA Cinematheque starting November 7, we bring back five classics, newly transferred, under Miyazaki's supervision, to the exquisite DCP format, plus his latest, neglected classic-to-be THE WIND RISES. Series runs October 25 - December 8.
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The Santa Fe Symphony & Chorus presents Following the Ninth
"A majestic sonic travelogue …inspires genuine awe … the rarest of films: ineffable and transformative." –Village Voice
This cinematic journey across five continents explores the heart and soul of one of the world's greatest works of art. Completely deaf and adrift from the people he loved, Ludwig van Beethoven composed his Ninth Symphony as an act of transcendence near the end of his life, and it became an anthem of hope, from the protests in Tiananmen Square to the resistance movement in Pinochet's Chile. Kerry Candaele's film celebrates the possibilities of art to transcend, heal and connect. (U.S., 2013, 90m, DCP)
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Chinese-born American composer Huang Ruo blends Eastern, Western, folk and classical styles to tell the epic tale of the man who overthrew China's ancient monarchy and build a modern national identity. This series celebrates Huang Ruo and explores one of modern history's most crucial moments.
"Exceptional … compelling … combines a personal story and public message that deserves to be disseminated to the widest possible audience." –Robert McCarter
Considered by some to be the most influential modern architect, I.M. Pei is in his 80s when he returns to his ancestral home of Suzhou, China to build a modern museum. Combining the architecture of the 2,500 year-old city with modern concepts, Pei goes beyond his Louvre renovation in an integration of the old and the new, creating a building that Pei describes as "my biography." Composer Huang Ruo will answer questions by Skype after the screening. (d. Anne Makepeace, 2010, U.S., 53m)
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Ai Weiwei: The Fake Case
"A galvanizing call for reform … Ai's voice carries louder than ever before." –Variety
To Ai Weiwei a life lived in silence is not a life. It is death. And so, even after being snatched and detained by Chinese police for 81 days, (under constant surveillance), and under incredible stress, the indefatigable artist finds ways to make subversive art, continue his push for human rights and give voice to the Chinese voiceless. (Denmark, 2013, 89m, DCP, International Film Circuit)
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Oscar-nominated filmmakers Tia Lessin and Carl Deal (TROUBLE THE WATER) tackles the aftermath of the Citizens United Supreme Court ruling, which weakened campaign finance laws. In Wisconsin, due to the new laws, outside funders are able to flood an election that, at its core, represents a battle between state employees, who see their rights about to be undermined, and Governor Scott Walker. Tracing the funding back to the billionaire industrialists David and Charles Koch and their Tea Party-aligned organization Americans for Prosperity (AFP), the filmmakers reveal the mechanics of big money in politics, asking: do the super-wealthy and corporations have more rights than the rest of us? (U.S., 2013, 105m)
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A Santa Fe Independent Film Festival fundraiser!
Ti West is one of the most exciting genre directors of his generation, a writer-director-cinematographer-editor-actor who has built some of the scariest, twist-jest horror films of the past decade. His films INNKEEPERS, CABIN FEVER 2 and HOUSE OF THE DEVIL, as well as segments in THE ABCS OF DEATH and V/H/S, have built him a cult following of young cinephiles. His latest, SACRAMENT, is his most ambitious, accomplished work yet, an ingenuous and terrifying exploration of a Jonestown-like cult.
Ti will introduce a 7:00p film, followed by a Q&A led by SFIFF executive director Jacques Paisner, and introduce the 9:15p. The 7:00p film is a fundraiser for SFIFF, with the $15 tickets benefiting the festival, and will be proceeded by a reception with local craft beers (in honor of Ti's supporting role in DRINKING BUDDIES). Drink a beer, get scared, ask Ti a question and support the film festival! Ti will also introduce the 9:15p film, which is ticketed at normal CCA prices ($8-$9.50).
"Terrific … a slow-burning investigation of unseemly goings-on at a rural Christian commune … frightening in any genre language." –Variety
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Presented by St. John's College
Great movies are works of visual poetry. As with other forms of poetry, our understanding, appreciation, and enjoyment of movies can be deepened and enhanced by learning how to see (and read) them better. The St. John's College Film Institute is dedicated to cultivating the skills necessary to become better readers of great movies, and provides these public screenings—each in the best screening format available—to celebrate the work of eight of cinema's essential artists.
"Magical and elusive … so simple and so labyrinthine, so guileless and so angry, so innocent and so dangerous, that you can't simply watch it, you have to absorb it." –Roger Ebert
This comedy of manners, tempered by a dark and cynical current, follows a French aviator who, during a visit to an estate, falls for the wife of an aristocrat. Such begins a tale of romantic intrigue, with infidelities compounded by lies and distrust. Created on the eve of World War II, RULES skewers the frivolity of the moneyed class. (France, 1939, 106m, 35mm print, Janus Films)
St. John's College Film Institute presents The Auteurs:
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Great movies are works of visual poetry. As with other forms of poetry, our understanding, appreciation, and enjoyment of movies can be deepened and enhanced by learning how to see (and read) them better. The St. John's College Film Institute is dedicated to cultivating the skills necessary to become better readers of great movies, and provides these public screenings—each in the best screening format available—to celebrate the work of eight of cinema's essential artists.
"As gorgeous and unsettling as a Cézanne … Still has the power to astonish, disrupt, and shatter hearts." –Village Voice
This profoundly stirring evocation of elemental humanity and universal heartbreak by the unparalleled master Yasujiro Ozu follows an aging couple's journey to visit their grown children in bustling postwar Tokyo. A tale of family and change during a moment of deep societal and individual transition, it remains without question one of cinema's most profound works of art. (Japan, 1953, 137m, 35mm, Janus Films)
China Rising: Dr. Sun Yat-sen Film Series:
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7:00p Tuesday, July 8, Introduced by Huang Ruo • advance tickets recommended by calling 505-982-1338
Life Itself
"Cuts straight to the human heart of the matter, celebrating both the writer and the man, the one inseparable from the other, largely in Ebert's own words." –Variety
The late, great film critic and social commentator Roger Ebert is the subject of this personal, wistful, funny, painful, and transcendent tale In the film, you'll see how two thumbs forever changed criticism, how fame and alcohol combined in a nearly tragic way, how filmmakers on the fringe found a strong advocate, and how a very public battle with cancer inspired millions. Directed by the great Steve James (HOOP DREAMS), and featuring Martin Scorsese, Werner Herzog and Errol Morris. (U.S., 2014, 115m, DCP, Magnolia Films)
St. John's College Film Institute presents The Auteurs:
John Ford: THE SEARCHERS
Presented by St. John's College
Great movies are works of visual poetry. As with other forms of poetry, our understanding, appreciation, and enjoyment of movies can be deepened and enhanced by learning how to see (and read) them better. The St. John's College Film Institute is dedicated to cultivating the skills necessary to become better readers of great movies, and provides these public screenings—each in the best screening format available—to celebrate the work of eight of cinema's essential artists.
"Like all great works of art, it's uncomfortable … Every time I watch it, it haunts and troubles me." –Martin Scorsese
Perhaps the most influential Western of all time, John Ford's disturbing, visionary epic follows a deeply cynical Civil War veteran (John Wayne) in search of a niece who was captured by Comanches. Ford depicts the American West—long portrayed through a simplistic, good vs. evil lens—as needlessly violent, morally ambiguous and even racist. Along with the breathtaking grandeur of the Monument Valley, Ford's camera captures the darkness behind Wayne's mask-like masculinity. (U.S., 1956, 119m, Warner Brothers, DCP)
The Zero Theorem
"A spectacle that demands to be cherished." –Time
In the latest from the visionary satirist Terry Gilliam (Monty Python, BRAZIL), a computer hacker (Christopher Waltz) whose goal is to discover the reason for human existence continually finds his work interrupted thanks to the Management (Matt Damon); namely, they send a teenager and lusty love interest (Melanie Thierry) to distract him. Also starring Tilda Swinton and David Thewlis. (U.K., 2013, 107m, DCP, Amplify)
Ghibli Celebration: Howl's Moving Castle
"Epic and marvelous! Phantasmagoric!" – New York Times
Hayao Miyazaki's Oscar-nominated film follows an average girl who, after meeting a handsome young wizard, is transformed into a 90-year-old woman, and must embark upon a dangerous journey to lift the curse. Pulled into a life-and-death struggle between powerful sorcerers, she finds her own inner strength. Featuring the voices of Christian Bale, Emily Mortimer, Billy Crystal and Lauren Bacall. (Japan, 2005, 114m, newly restored 35mm print, recommended for age 7 and up)
About GHIBLI CELEBRATION Film Series: In celebration of the American release of Takahata's masterwork THE TALE OF PRINCESS KAGUYA, playing exclusively at the CCA Cinematheque starting November 7, we bring back five classics, newly transferred, under Miyazaki's supervision, to the exquisite DCP format, plus his latest, neglected classic-to-be THE WIND RISES. Series runs October 25 - December 8.
11:00am Sat-Sun November 1-2, & 5:30p Mon, November 3
Ghibli Celebration: Grave of the Fireflies
"An emotional experience so powerful that it forces a rethinking of animation... belongs on any list of the greatest war films ever made." –Roger Ebert
During World War II, Seita and his younger sister Setsuko are left to fend for themselves when their mother passes away from severe burns inflicted by the American fire-bombing of their town. Their father is serving in the Japanese navy, but the children have not heard from him in a long time, so Seita and Setsuko try staying with a distant relative. However, Seita doesn't get along well with this relative and decides to leave, taking Setsuko with him, to live on their own. Isao Takahata 's feature, produced by Hiyao Miyazaki, remains one of cinema's most powerful expressions of lost innocence. (Japan, 1988, 88m, DCP, Gkids, recommended for ages 13 and up)
About GHIBLI CELEBRATION Film Series: In celebration of the American release of Takahata's masterwork THE TALE OF PRINCESS KAGUYA, playing exclusively at the CCA Cinematheque starting November 7, we bring back five classics, newly transferred, under Miyazaki's supervision, to the exquisite DCP format, plus his latest, neglected classic-to-be THE WIND RISES. Series runs October 25 - December 8.
11:00am Sat-Sun November 15-16, & 5:30p Mon, November 17
An Evening with Jon Jost
One of America's most important trailblazing independent filmmakers, Jon Jost began making 16mm films in 1963. He has made 38 feature-length films, all of which he has conceived, written, photographed, directed and edited; most of these he also produced. He has made more than 30 short works and the large-scale, seven-screen installation work, TRINITY. Jost was the subject of a MoMA retrospective that subsequently traveled to venues around the world. Jost will show his latest work, COMING TO TERMS, a meditation on family and mortality that Jonathan Rosenbaum called Jost's "greatest feature … (bringing together his) exquisitely meditative sense of visual surface and texture with his tragic sense of how America has been losing its soul … geology and psychology meet on the same devastated terrain — the wasted world that we all currently inhabit." The film stars the legendary filmmaker James Benning. (U.S., 2013, 85m)
7:00p Thursday October 23
Presented by Santa Fe Climing Center
The ninth annual Reel Rock Film Tour brings the best in climbing and adventure films to local audiences across the globe. Reel Rock shows are spirited events where climbers and outdoors lovers come together to celebrate and sample the ultimate in adventure filmmaking.
In its ninth year, the REEL ROCK Film Tour features a special presentation of the highly-anticipated feature-length film VALLEY UPRISING. The greatest untold story of American counterculture is that of the Yosemite Valley rock climbers. For the past fifty years, Yosemite's massive cliffs have drawn explorers and madmen to leave materialism behind and venture onto the high, lonesome granite. The larger-than-life characters of Yosemite carved out an "extreme bohemian" lifestyle in the Valley, living on red wine and boiled potatoes, clashing with National Park authorities, and pioneering the boldest climbs on Earth. The torch has been passed down across three generations of climbers; through rivalries, tragedies and triumphs, the art of Yosemite climbing has advanced beyond anyone's imagination.
7:30p Thursday, November 13 • Click Here for tickets!!
Ghibli Celebration: Princess Mononoke
"Exotically beautiful … breathtakingly rendered … it's the film's stirring use of nature, myth and history that make it so special." –New York Times
Animation's unsurpassed epic, Hayao Miyazaki's film follows a battle between humans, gods and nature. It includes several iconic characters: a demonic boar—drawn as a furious tangle of pulsating wormlike strands; the hero Ashitaka, cursed after being wounded; the god-like Princess Monokoke, with her blood-smeared face, astride a white wolf; and the Forest Spirit, who brings the earth to life with each step he takes. With the voices of Billy Crudup, Claire Danes, Gillian Anderson, Minnie Driver, Billy Bob Thornton, Jada Pinkett Smith, and John DiMaggio. (Japan, 1997, 134m, new 35mm print, recommended for ages 11 and up; features intense battle scenes)
About GHIBLI CELEBRATION Film Series: In celebration of the American release of Takahata's masterwork THE TALE OF PRINCESS KAGUYA, playing exclusively at the CCA Cinematheque starting November 7, we bring back five classics, newly transferred, under Miyazaki's supervision, to the exquisite DCP format, plus his latest, neglected classic-to-be THE WIND RISES. Series runs October 25 - December 8.
5:30p Mon, December 1
Veterans for Peace present Joyeux Noel
"A deeply moving and uplifting piece." –Hollywood Reporter
In commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the World War I "Christmas Truce," in which opposing troops laid down their arms, just for a moment, Veterans for Peaces shares Christian Carron's Oscar-nominated film. In the film, the Germans, French, and Scottish fraternize and get to know the men who live on the opposite side of a brutal war, in what became a true lesson of humanity. (France-Germany-U.K., 2005, 35mm, 116m). This event also includes live music and poetry performances.
1:30p Sunday, December 7
New Energy Economy presents Coal Ash Stories
With a special presentation by Mariel Nanasi on Coal Ash impacts in New Mexico, New Mexico's contested power plans, and how you can stand up for your health and your environment!
New Energy Economy (NEE) presents Working Films' Coal Ash Stories to connect the dangers of Coal Ash nation-wide to our struggle for clean energy here in New Mexico. Mariel Nanasi, executive director of NEE will talk about PNM's controversial replacement power plan and the massive public day of action on January 5 to oppose it. The current plan would lock New Mexico into decades more coal and nuclear energy at a time when coal pollution is devastating communities around the country and expensive coal ash regulation is right around the corner. Come learn how you can take action for a clean energy future, including speaking out in opposition to PNM's power plan and advocating for coal ash regulations on the national level!
7:00p Thursday, December 11
Untitled (Just Kidding)
–Recent works by Jesse Malmed
Santa Fe native but Chicago-based artist and curator Jesse Malmed presents a selection of recent experimental shorts. While unexpecting the expected, viewers can look forward to bodyswaps, closed captioning seeking sentiences, cloud covers, singtalk, the sitcom set and séance nonfictions. By turns comedic and poetic, Jesse's work practices sustainable sourcing, utilizing a wide-range of materials from his own camera, vigorous and elliptical research practices and the ever-growing archives of the arcane, avant and popular. Artist present!
Jesse Malmed's work in moving images, performance, text, occasional objects and their overlaps and gaps have found temporary homes at museums, festivals, basements, bars and barns throughout the world. He co-directs the mobile exhibition space and artist bumper sticker project Trunk Show, programs experimental work at the Nightingale Cinema and writes about art for a variety of spaces. A graduate of Bard College and the University of Illinois at Chicago, he was named one of Newcity's Breakout Artists of 2014. www.jessemalmed.net
8:00p Tuesday, December 23!
Sundance Shorts: Fiction & Documentary
Showcasing a wide variety of story and style, the Sundance Film Festival Short Film Tour includes eight of the best short films from the Festival, which for 30 years has been America's premier showcase for short films and the launchpad for careers of many now-prominent independent filmmakers. The program includes: AFRONAUTS, THE CUT, DAWN, I THINK THIS IS THE CLOSEST TO HOW THE FOOTAGE LOOKED, I'M A MITZVAH, LOVE LOVE LOVE, AUGUST SINGS HABANERA and VERBATIM. 94 minutes total
8:00p Monday and Wednesday, October 20 and 22, & 6:00p Tuesday and Thurday, October 21 and 23
Dallas Buyers Club
"A fierce celebration of the unpredictable power that belongs to the outcast, the despised, the pariah. That's not a story of the '80s, it's a story of always." –Salon
In 1985, Texas cowboy Ron Woodroof's free-wheeling life was overturned in 1985 when he was diagnosed as HIV-positive and given 30 days to live. Ostracized by his friends, he takes matters in his own hands, tracking down alternative treatments from all over the world by means both legal and illegal. Oscar favorite Matthew McConaughey stars in a tale of renegades and outcasts who bond together in a transformative true-life tale of resilience and innovation. (U.S., 2013, 117m, DCP, FilmDistrict)
January-March 2014
Finding Vivian Maier
"Compelling … haunting … captivating."–Variety
John Maloof discovered the work of an amazing photographer—a nanny whom, over the course of 40 years, took more than 100,000 photographs. As Vivian Maier's work is discovered, in storage lockers and thrift stores, she is being recognized as one of the 20th century's most prolific and gifted street photographers. Using her unseen photographs and 8mm films, and interviews with dozens who thought they knew her, Maloof tells the story of an unsung master of 20th century expression. (U.S., 2013, 83m, DCP, IFC Films)
April-June 2014
Nymphomaniac, Part 1
"Lars von Trier at his best … provocative, funny, smart, wry and challenging … a remarkable project brimming with bold and often thoughtful performances." –Screen International
This wild and poetic epic by Lars von Trier (MELANCHOLIA, DOGVILLE) follows a tale of sexual insatiability), from birth to the age of 50, told by a woman (Charlotte Gainsbourg) to an old, charming bachelor, Seligman (Stellan Skarsgård), who has found her beaten up in an alley. As he cares for her wounds, he listens intently as she tells the intensely layered story of a life of climax and obsession. With Shia La Boeuf, Willem Dafoe, Uma Thurman, Christian Slater and Jamie Bell.
April 2014
Nymphomaniac, Part 2
"Lars von Trier at his best … provocative, funny, smart, wry and challenging … a remarkable project brimming with bold and often thoughtful performances." –Screen International
This wild and poetic epic by Lars von Trier (MELANCHOLIA, DOGVILLE) follows a tale of sexual insatiability, from birth to the age of 50, told by a woman (Charlotte Gainsbourg) to an old, charming bachelor, Seligman (Stellan Skarsgård), who has found her beaten up in an alley. As he cares for her wounds, he listens intently as she tells the intensely layered story of a life of climax and obsession. With Shia La Boeuf, Willem Dafoe, Uma Thurman, Christian Slater and Jamie Bell.
April 2014
North African Sephardic Festival:
Tinghir-Jerusalem: Echoes of the Mellah
New Mexico Premiere! With special guest Dr. Ron Duncan Hart!
"A Riveting documentary" –Africultures " Winner, Best Film/Documentary" –Lumières d'Afrique – France
Tinghir-Jerusalem is filmmaker and historian Kamal Hachkar's search for a community that has since vanished, the Berber Jews of Morocco. Hachkar is a Berber Muslim born in Tinghir, Morocco and raised in France. While he would return to Tinghir every summer with his family, it would be years before he discovered that the town once had a thriving Jewish community. By the mid-1960s though, they, along with the other 250,000 Jews of Morocco, had left for Israel.
Hachkar sets off in search of that history. What he discovers in conversations over old family photos and while listening to the stories of the Jews who left Tinghir – and the Muslims who remain – is a history of close co-operation between communities. The North African Sephardic Festival is presented by the Santa Fe Jewish Film Festival. Tickets are available at www.SantaFeJFF.org.
ENCORE SHOW ADDED Tuesday Aug 5 at 5:00p!
Lucky Them
"A terrifically acted dramedy, spiked with humor and lovingly set against Seattle's indie-music scene." –Variety
Toni Collette plays a beloved rock journalist who, after covering the Seattle music scene for decades, has lost her touch. Her boss sends her on an assignment, to hunt down a missing former superstar … her one-time lover. Joining her for the ride is a novice filmmaker (Thomas Haden Church). A sweet, funny, not-quite-road movie, not-exactly romance, Megan Griffiths' comedy features tremendous performances and a surprisingly poignant finish. (U.S., 2014, 97m, DCP)
SITE Santa Fe presents:
An Evening with Leandro Katz
Argentinean poet, filmmaker and artist Leandro Katz, whose work is featured at SITE Santa Fe, visits the CCA to present newly restored films including LOS ANGELES STATION (1972, 10 min.), a portrait of a community in Guatemala's banana plantation region; PARADOX (2001, 30 min.), shot in Guatemala on land owned by the former United Fruit Company and filled with Mayan archeological sites EL DÍA QUE ME QUIERAS (The Day You'll Love Me, 1997, 30 min.), an investigation of the famed photo of Che Guevara's corpse.
7:00p Monday, August 18 • $5
"Darkly hilarious … the best performance of Radcliffe's career." –Exclaim
Alexandre Aja's supernatural thriller, filled with fantasy, mystery and romance follows Ig Perrish (Daniel Radcliffe), under suspicion for a vicious attack on his girlfriend (Juno Temple). Hungover from a night of hard drinking, Ig awakens one morning to find horns starting to grow from his own head and with them, a superpower that could allow him to find who who really did the crime. (U.S., 2014, 122m, DCP, Radius TWC)
Santa Fe Jewish Film Festival: Regarding Susan Sontag
"Compelling" –New York Times "An intimate portrait" –Hollywood Reporter
"Regarding Susan Sontag" is an intimate and nuanced investigation into the life of one of the most influential and provocative thinkers of the 20th century. Passionate and gracefully outspoken throughout her career, Susan Sontag became one of the most important literary, political and feminist icons of her generation. A Dessert Reception precedes the screening at 6:30 PM.
"Susan Sontag" is part of the Santa Fe Jewish Film Festival's New York Triptych, three critically acclaimed films about or by New Yorkers. For tickets and more information, visit: www.SantaFeJFF.org.
7:30p Saturday, November 8 SOLD OUT - Encore show 5:00p Weds Nov 12 only!
Science On Screen: Eric Libby presents Alien
"In space, no one can here you scream"
Ridley Scott's unbeatable sci-fi horror classic follows a spacecraft invaded by a maleficent creature bent on destruction. Santa Fe Institute Omidyar Fellow Eric Libby, a biologist with a fascination in how cells mutate and evolve into new organizations, will introduce the film with a presentation. (U.S., 1979, 117m)
7:00p Wednesday, December 17
Touch of Evil
"Evocative and brilliant … a wondrous gift no movie lover should miss." –Chicago Tribune
There's never been a noir quite like it. Orson Welles' imaginative and virtuoustic classic—reassembled by a team including the legendary editor Walter Murch, and now digitally restored for the first time—follows the Mexican drug trade, as Charlton Heston, Janet Leigh and Welles himself play characters on a collision course, along with Marlene Dietrich. With music by Henry Mancini, and cinema's most famous tracking shot (courtesy of cinematographer Russell Metty), this is a director's cut for the ages: a true celebration of Welles' peerless talent. (U.S., 1958/1998, 112m, DCP)
Wednesday December 31
Ghibli Celebration: My Neighbor Totoro
"One of the five best children's films ever made. –Roger Ebert
Upon arriving at a new house, two sisters discover a secret world of fantastical creatures living in the surrounding forest. Drawn from Shinto beliefs about balance, mind-bendingly inventive and filled with humor and majesty, Hayao Miyazaki's film invokes all of the beauty, mystery and preciousness of the world around us. Featuring the voices of Dakota and Elle Fanning and Tim Daly. (Japan, 1988, 86m, new 35mm print, for all ages)
About GHIBLI CELEBRATION Film Series: In celebration of the American release of Takahata's masterwork THE TALE OF PRINCESS KAGUYA, playing exclusively at the CCA Cinematheque starting November 7, we bring back five classics, newly transferred, under Miyazaki's supervision, to the exquisite DCP format, plus his latest, neglected classic-to-be THE WIND RISES. Series runs October 25 - December 8.
3:00p Weds, Nov 26
Closed Curtain
"Fascinating … In the struggle to tell a story, Panahi reveals the redemptive power of art. No longer issuing desperate pleas, he has turned to cinema for the sake of survival." –IndieWire
An outlaw in his native Iran, master filmmaker Jafar Panahi (THE WHITE BALLOON, THE MIRROR) turns his history of incarceration and house arrest into an experiment in constrained storytelling. After the regime bans dogs from public, a screenwriter and his trusted companion go into hiding. And then, a mysterious woman arrives. There are stories within stories, reality meshing with fiction in this brilliant expose. (Iran, 2014, 106m, digital, Variance Films)
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The Singularity
"The best documentary on the subject to date" –Institute for Ethics and Emerging Technologies
From the creator of the unforgettable documentary BUTTERFLY comes this open-eyed examination on nanotechnology, artificial intelligence and the human system. Doug Wolens interviews Ray Kurzweill, Bill McKibben, Alison Gopnick and many others in search of answers to the seemingly inevitable meshing of man and machine. (U.S., 2013, 76m, BluRay)
7:00p Sat, March 1 and 4:00p Sunday, March 2 only!! Director Doug Wolens in person!!
Under The Skin
"An intoxicating marvel, strange and sublime: it combines sci-fi ideas, gloriously unusual special effects and a sharp atmosphere of horror." –Telegraph
An alien (Scarlett Johanssen), sent from afar and equipped with enough human language and awesome seductive power, travels the Scottish countryside in search of human males. But then, her curiosity about her human body and an accidental act of pity disrupt her mission. Jonathan Glazer, known for his brilliant music videos and SEXY BEAST, adapts Michael Faber's acclaimed novel to create a surprisingly layered tale into a lyrical evocation of solitude (U.K., 2013, 107m, DCP, A24)
April-May 2014
Llyn Foulkes One Man Band
"Entertainingly introspective... An engaging tribute to an artist who has stayed true to himself... Foulkes is a joy to watch in action." –The Hollywood Reporter
He's the most famous artist you've never heard of, a painter-musician now in his 70s. As he creates, destroys and recreates a pair of large-scale, three-dimensional paintings, Foulkes deals with a crumbling marriage and his precarious toehold. Propelled by commentary from Dennis Hopper and George Herms, the film reveals how Foulkes has avoided "selling his soul," setting the tone not only for the next 50 years of his uncompromising, up-and-down career. (d. Tamar Halpern & Chris Quilty, 2013, U.S., 88m)
Blue Ruin
"Easily the most suspenseful American film of the year, a thriller that feels like lightning across a quiet night sky; sudden, terrifying, and excitingly singular." –IndieWire
A beach bum finds his quiet life upended by dreadful news and sets off for his childhood home to carry out an act of revenge. Proving an inept assassin, he winds up in a brutal fight to protect his estranged family. Winner of the International Critics Prize at Cannes, Jeremy Saulnier's film is both a work of pure cinematic art and a genre film for the ages. (U.S., 2013, 90m, DCP)
May 2014
Bright Days Ahead
"A perfect fit … lightly romantic, painlessly sinful" –Screen International
A retired dentist (the legendary actress Fanny Ardant) joins the neighborhood senior club, finding little to offer except … a young handsome computer science instructor. A sweet, funny May-December romance ensues, an amour fou that could have been taken from the best of classic French cinema. Marion Vernoux's smart and lovely film features splendid performances. (France, 2013, 94m, DCP, Tribeca Film)
May 2014
Ernest & Celestine
"A wonder! From start to end the film overflows with humor, poetry, music and tenderness." –Le Figaro
Deep below cobblestone streets, in networks of winding tunnels, a civilization of hardworking mice survive, terrified of the bears living above ground. But not, Celestine, an artist and a dreamer who, after nearly being eating by the singing bear Ernest, strikes up a friendship that challenges the social norms. This gorgeous tale, with references to Buster Keaton, Bugs Bunny and Bonnie & Clyde, won Best Animated Film at France's Oscar awards, and features the voices of Forest Whitaker, Lauren Bacall, Paul Giamatti, William H. Macy, Megan Mullally, Nick Offerman and Jeffrey Wright. (France, 2012, 80m, DCP ,GKids)
May 2014
James Surls Panel Discussion
Presented by Wade Wilson Contemporary Art
Wade Wilson Art Santa Fe is pleased to announce a special exhibit of works by American sculptor James Surls. The Surls opening weekend includes a panel discussion with Mr. Surls and very special guests Cyndi Conn (Creative Santa Fe), Irene Hoffman (SITE Santa Fe) and more, 1:30p-3:30p pm on Saturday, June 28, 2014. The exhibit will open with a weekend of events June 26-29 with a morning reception for the public who are invited for coffee and to meet the artist from 9:30 – 11:30 am on Saturday, June 28, 2014. Wade Wilson Art is located at 217 W. Water Street, Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501
1:30p Saturday, June 28
Yves St. Laurent
"Entertaining and, in places, scissor sharp." –Evening Standard
When a 21-year-old phenom from Algeria is called to oversee the venerable fashion house Christian Dior, a star is born, but not without struggles and setbacks. This tale of art, expression, enduring love and excess tells the story of one of YSL (played by Pierre Niney) as he rises to become one of the 20th century's most recognizable creative forces. (France, 2014, 100m, Weinstein Company, 100m)
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No No: A Dockumentary
"Riveting … endlessly energetic and accessible." –Telegraph
In 136 years of baseball history, 276 no-hitters have been recorded. Dock Ellis is the only pitcher who threw one while high on LSD, which he did in the summer of 1970. During his 12 years in the major leagues, Ellis became known as the "Muhammad Ali of Baseball": an outspoken leader of a new wave of civil rights. He was also an addict, and, later, a counselor. Today, he is a legend, as celebrated in Jeffrey Radice's film, which captures a powerful moment in time. (U.S., 2014, 100m, DCP)
The One I Love
"An incredibly assured directorial debut … a smart, crowd-pleasing entertainment … spectacular performances from Mark Duplass and Elisabeth Moss." –Variety
Novelist Charlie McDowell makes a big splash with his first film, following a couple (Mark Duplass and Elisabeth Moss) who, on the verge of splitting up, escape to a beautiful vacation house to try and reconcile. What happens next … is worth seeing, rather than reading about! Funny, smart, deep, surprising, this is a romantic comedy unlike any before. (U.S., 2014, 90m, DCP, Radius-TWC)
Sundance Shorts: Animation
The strangest, most moving and wildest animated films from the 2014 Sundance Film Festival, including: MARILYN MYLLER, SUBCONSCIOUS PASSWORD, YEARBOOK, VOICE ON THE LINE, OH WILLY …, THE OBVIOUS CHILD, BELLY and IT'S SUCH A BEAUTIFUL DAY. (Total run time: 88 minutes)
6:00p Monday and Wednesday, October 20 and 22, & 8:00p Tuesday and Thurday, October 21 and 23
I Am Eleven
"Irresistible. The kids are charming, funny, goofy and absurdly serious." –Financial Review
Do you remember when you were 11? Australian filmmaker Genevieve Bailey travelled the world for six years talking with 11-year-olds to compose this insightful, funny and moving portrait of childhood. From an orphanage in India to a single-parent household in inner-city Melbourne, to bathing with elephants in Thailand, I AM ELEVEN explores the lives and thoughts of children from all around the world. It weaves together deeply personal and at times hilarious portraits of what it means to stand on the cusp between childhood and adolescence, that fleeting moment when childish naiveté has faded, yet teenaged self-consciousness has not yet taken hold. These young minds, still unguarded and remarkably honest, offer a powerful insight into the future of our world. (Australia, 2014, 98m, DCP)


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St. Paul plows and tows while Minneapolis lets it snow
More than 1,000 cars were towed from St. Paul streets this week because they weren't moved in time during the snow emergency. But Minneapolis officials figured there wasn't enough accumulation to play the expensive snow emergency card.
How did that happen?
St Paul's threshold for calling out the plows is 3 inches. In Minneapolis it's 4 inches.
There have been other occasions when the neighboring cities aren't on the same plow page, said Dave Hunt of the St. Paul Public Works Department.
"It isn't often that one city declares and another doesn't but there are times when conditions are that different between the two cities," Hunt said. "Snow seldom falls in a uniform amount even across our city of roughly 55 square miles."
He said one storm in recent years brought six inches of snow on the west side of I-35 and only three to the east of it.
After the Tuesday/Wednesday storm, St. Paul officials went out and measured.
"We found layer of compacted snow and ice that met our threshold," Hunt said. "In many instances, we found that both the center section and the parking lanes of the residential streets had accumulations totaling 3 or more inches of snow."
If they hadn't, it could have been trouble, he said.
"If we left the accumulated snow and ice in place and the temperatures turned colder, always a possibility in early March, the compacted snow and ice would have hardened further, creating hazardous conditions for vehicles and pedestrians alike," Hunt said.
So that meant nearly 4,000 tickets and more than 1,000 towed vehicles in St. Paul. Bummer.
In Minneapolis, crews did plow thoroughfares, alleys and the center of side streets. But the tickets and tows all went to the East.
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2.4Mhz transceivers like Futaba's use Spread Spectrum, originally designed for military use. Since it changes the frequency quickly while operating any interference on a single frequency or even more will not cause trouble.
There is no need to make a frequency control, so I think it is the future. I am not a big specialist on radios but I think their only mistake was using 2.4Ghz instead of 900Mhz. My friend works with industrial remote controls that can't fail and is currently using 433Mhz and 900Mhz frequencies because since most applications moved to 2.4Ghz, these lower frequencies are almost free. Due to wireless networks, wireless phones and other things 2.4Ghz is much more clouded then 900Mhz, maximum allowed output power on 900Mhz is greater on many countries and 900Mhz waves have better propagation on long range and less possibility of blindness then 2.4Ghz. I don't know if these 2.4Ghz hobby radios have something like that, but since both transmitter (on hand) and receiver (on airplane) are tranceivers, there is easy to give a lot of real-time information to the pilot, such as battery voltage, current, temperature, motor RPM, level of communication errors, alarm to get closer when communication errors are over a safe limit, and so on. The bigger trouble is probably there will never a "standard" for these model DSS devices, as there is not a standard for PCM, so it will be harder to get a new receiver... |
Apr 10, 2007, 08:35 AM | |
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The data rate is higher, thats a plus if talking about a resolution of 2048 bit... but do we really need that much resolution with mechanical servos and linkages I don't buy that... there is a saturation point of mechanical efficiency versus bit-resolution of the R/C system!
So what I assume that 2.4 GHz ISM band systems are good for so many cheap chinese made park flyers with limited output power ... aiming at "relatively unknowledgeable people" and BTW 2.4 GHz is least preferred band for RF! I may be wrong but this is not the right track for future R/C electronics according to the experience I have gained. |
Apr 10, 2007, 10:07 AM | |
There are also currently many FCC part 15 certified 900Mhz modules, and those modules are cheap if you want to build your own system. One of them is about $60 for the TX/RX pair and runs at maximum allowed power. As far as I know, you could use frequency hopping, and automatic channel selection with a 900Mhz system, so it could have most of the benefits. The one big thing in favor of 2.4Ghz is the bandwidth, you can now easily integrate telemetry data back to the operator. Also because of the proliferation of 2.4Ghz devices, the RF modules are cheap!
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I would give it about an hour, but u can let it have as much as four hours to warm up and then cook it, the garlic and lavender sound interesting and delicious, let us know how it turns out ;)
Have made this many times and the 2 hr rule only raises temp 6-8 degrees. I like the 4 hr answer although it makes the food safety police nuts. Thx to all.
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As certain as most up-and-comers purport to be about their prospects for success in the game, it can be tough to keep the faith when it feels like fate has let you down. On newly-leaked mixtape standout (and Booth debut) This Goes Out…, New Haven-born, Louisville-raised rhymesayer Regular Ced chronicles the weekly struggle of balancing work and recreation with the pursuit of his musical dreams, flowing over the piano-led boardwork of Sha Baby. For more, check out Ced's elaborately-titled street album Go Hard or 4Real4Real I'm Really Really Going Home…4Real, scheduled for free digital release this summer.
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Impact and results – growth and jobs in the EU
- Increasing per capita GDP in Greece, Spain, Ireland and Portugal – for example, GDP per capita in Greece increased from 74% of the EU average to 88% between 1995 and 2005
- Helping to reduce income disparities between the richest and poorest regions by roughly a sixth (between 2000 and 2005) thanks to sustained high growth
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What we're looking at today is a brand new Epic 4G for $99.99 on a new 2-year contract, with free 2-day shipping and no tax.
HTC EVO 4G, our favorite 4.3 incher from Sprint, has revolutionized the mobile industry back in June. However, due to high demand and low stock, it was extremely hard to get at first, and when it did show up in stock, we were still looking at a $199 price tag. Sure, a $10 or $20 discount popped up here and there but no significant deals ever surfaced. Until now.
Amazon.com is offering a brand new EVO 4G for $99.99 to new customers signing up for a 2-year contract.
The first two of Sprint's latest three-phone, mid-range lineup are now arriving to various Sprint retailers, such as Best Buy, sprint.com, Wirefly.com, and others. While they aren't the powerhouses that we've gotten used to, the Sanyo Zio and the Samsung Transform are good introductory-level Android devices for people who want to dump their feature phones for smartphones without having to shell out the big bucks. They are joining the ranks of Sprint's other low-to-mid-range phones, such as the Samsung Intercept and the HTC Hero.
One of BGR's sources at Sprint just dropped them a note saying the Samsung Galaxy Tab will be launching on November 14... for $399 with a 2-year contract. They also say that full retail price of the Tab will be $600.
Seems pretty stupidly-expensive to me. I suppose that comes from the current plethora of crappy, low-end, low price Android tablets on the market. Sure, this is the first high-end Android tablet to hit the market, but come on, now: the retail price is $30 lower than the equivalent iPad, which is 3" bigger and has the Apple markup.
If anyone needed any more evidence that Android wasn't created exclusively for us power users who insist on having the latest and greatest, Sprint's latest announcements should be enough to convince even the most doubtful - the nation's third largest carrier just announced three new Android budget Android devices: the LG Optimus S, the Sanyo Zio, and the Samsung Transform. The first of those three devices will go on sale starting October 31, while the latter two will be available from October 10 forward.
Well it isn't CyanogenMod 6, but according to our tipster, it's close - one of the Epic 4G's first ROMS has just gone live on xda-developers, and it looks... promising, if nothing else.
While we haven't had a chance to test this ROM out ourselves, the forum post states that the ROM's standout features include:
- Deodexed
- Sprintware Removed
- Modified MMS/SMS app
- Bootup/Shutdown sounds ported from the Samsung Galaxy S I9000
- Changed shutdown display screen
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- TouchWiz
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- Clock
- Car Home
- GenieWidget (News & Weather)
- AOSP Lockscreen
- EVO YouTube App
- Spare Parts
- Superuser
- Google Maps & Google Street View are up to date
- Pandora Compatible
Live Wallpapers ported from the Samsung I9000 & Samsung Fascinate:
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- Blue Sea
- Connection
- Dandelion
- Flow
- Forest
- Layers Of Light
- Luminescence
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As with most other ROMs, a full wipe of both the data and cache partitions is required, but since one of my wife's main gripes with the Epic has always been its lack of an option to play YouTube videos in HQ (something my EVO is capable of), I think the Epic Experience ROM might just be worth a try.
The invasion continues! Development of CyanogenMod 6 for the Epic 4G is clearly coming along nicely, as a picture of it running has just been released as a quick "status update" on the CM forums.
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