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Rom-com's title raises eyebrows in the U.S.
FOR the second time in Daniel Radcliffe's film career, he has a single movie going out into the English-speaking world with two titles.
The first time, back in 2001, Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, as it was titled in Canada and the U.K. was called Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone in the U.S., presumably because the studio felt audiences would be scared off by the word "philosopher."
Scarier still was the title The F Word, the name of the Canadian romantic comedy opening in theatres Friday, Aug. 22. It is still titled The F Word in Canada, but south of the border, it's saddled with the bland, meaningless monicker What If.
Blame the Motion Picture Association of America, the ratings body that arbitrates not just classifications but advertising and, yes, titles. The "F" in F Word stands for "friend" (although it clearly gets some comic mileage from the double-entendre). But try telling that to the MPAA.
"They said, 'Unless you're going to make your film R-rated, you can't call it that,'" Radcliffe explains, adding that, because the film was titled The F Word when it premièred at the Toronto International Film Festival in 2013, that title was retained for Canadian audiences.
It turns out Canadians are more liberal when it comes to film content, too. Radcliffe refers to one of his lines of dialogue in which his character, a medical-school dropout, has to invent an example of an outrageous sex act.
"In Canada, you can say 'masturbating onto a kitten,'" Radcliffe says. "In America, it had to be redubbed 'masturbating in your kitchen.'"
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One shouldn't be surprised this kind of off-colour controversy might arise in a film by Michael Dowse, the man who gave us the raunchy comedies Goon and Fubar.
But given the rawness and violence of those films, one might be surprised that Dowse would be interested in making a flat-out romcom, given the sensibilities of his past work.
"I've actually dealt with romance a lot," Dowse says during the Winnipeg stopover of a cross-country promotional jaunt.
"It's in the subplot of four of my movies. I was excited to make it the first story, the Aplot of a movie.
"I was always a big fan of the genre and I thought the time was right for a really great movie in that genre," he says. "I also wanted to see something completely different coming off Goon, which was highly violent.
"I wanted to do something a little quieter, a little more mature and maybe something where the actors are in-the-frame acting and not necessarily creating the moments in editing."
In that task, he had an ally in Radcliffe as the 25-year-old actor moves beyond his Harry Potter persona.
"He is great. Daniel Radcliffe is great," Dowse asserts. "He's got a long career ahead of him, his head's screwed on right. He's grounded and he's very talented. He's also funny, funny, funny. That's the big takeaway people will get from this.
"You'll finally see his sense of humour shine through. And actually, you'll see him playing a part that's closest to him as a person."
Dowse also sets out to give a new perspective to another star in The F Word: the city of Toronto.
Hogtown plays itself in the film, and Dowse welcomed the opportunity to show it in a warmer romantic light, compared with Canadian films of the past. (Consider how Toronto also plays itself in films such as David Cronenberg's Videodrome, Atom Egoyan's Exotica and Denis Villeneuve's Enemy.) "I always wanted to show a warner side to the city and how romantic it is and how beautiful it is, because it is beautiful, but it always gets a cold, clinical treatment to it, which I don't think does it justice," Dowse says. "Obviously, it's a romance, so you want it to feel like a warm vibrant place."
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First off, Lethinen was +38, not +60, in his first three seasons, playing for a STRONG Dallas team. Secondly, Higgins had a bit higher PPG in his first three seasons, with a -12, yet playing two of those three seasons with a second rate Habs team. +/- is not only consequent to the player himself, but a big factor for this stat is the team you play on. How many 20 goal seasons did Lethinen have in his first three seasons???? +/- is not the only thing. Especially considering that Higgins played most of his first two seasons with seasonal Green Jacket hopeful Michael Ryder.
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Just as an aside, I wouldn't make too much fun of Ryder. He has more points than Higgins, and plays on a team that's on an absolute tear. You're being selective and I'm positive that you didn't watch Lethinen in the late 90's early 00's. Again, back to the drawing board son.
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Guide to war tax resistance
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War Resisters League organizer's manual
2 editions published between 1981 and 1986 in English and held by 78 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
War tax resistance : a guide to withholding your support from the military
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in English and held by 2 WorldCat member libraries worldwide Minutes (May 1975-Oct. 1976) of steering committee (later coordinating committee); correspondence (1975-1978); leaflets and publicity issued by the walk and by regional peace groups; questionnaires completed by walkers together with their letters and narrative accounts; copies of the periodical The Continental Walk News (Oct. 1975-Oct. 1976); regional file of clippings; files by region including minutes, memos, correspondence, publicity, and newsletters; and sound reels. Correspondents include Larry Erickson, Larry Gara, Ed Hedemann, Steve Ladd, Vickie Leonard, Bradford Lyttle, David McReynolds, India Owen, and Joanne Sheehan
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in English and held by 1 WorldCat member library worldwide The records of the War Resisters League include minutes of its executive committee, correspondence, literature, releases, mailings, and annual peace calendars. There are committee files, branch records, material about projects including publication of its newspaper The Conscientious Objector, and the files of administrators Abraham Kaufman, Ralph DiGia, David McReynolds, and Grace Hedemann. Correspondents include: Sidney Aberman, Devere Allen, Rex M. Corfman, Julius Eichel, Edward P. Gottlieb, George W. Hartmann, Ed Hedemann, Grace Hedemann, Ammon A. Hennacy, John Haynes Holmes, Jessie Wallace Hughan, Abraham Kaufman, Roy Kepler, Frieda L. Lazarus, David McReynolds, A.J. Muste, Tracy Mygatt, Frank Olmstead, Bayard Rustin, Igal Roodenko, and Wendy Schwartz
Training for mass nonviolent action are current methods adequate?
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1 edition published in 1979 in English and held by 1 WorldCat member library worldwide Formal remarks made by War Resister's League member Ed Hedemann to a Catholic Worker Friday Night Meeting in New York, chiefly concerning training for mass demonstrations, issues associated with that training, and whether training is necessary. Hedemann also discusses the history of demonstration training. A question and answer period follows more
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Teenagers in working class Belfast belie success of integration efforts.
BELFAST, Northern Ireland — Early on a Sunday evening a group of Catholic teenagers huddle in the corner of an empty construction site getting drunk. Nearby, four amateur pyromaniacs set fire to an old football jersey on a stone that bares the spray-painted message: "COPS NOT WELCOM."
This is the Catholic neighborhood of Clonard, just off The Falls Road. It is separated from the Protestant neighborhood of Shankill by a 40-foot-high wall, called a "peace line." There are at least 40 such walls all over Northern Ireland, the most recent of which was built just in 2008 around a school that is religiously integrated. The wall where these youths have gathered is one of the oldest, dating back to the early 1970s.
Most of modern Belfast has moved on from The Troubles — the ethno-political conflict that began in the 1960s. But the working class areas, still divided by peace lines, continue to live with the legacy of violence.
These teenagers have dropped out of school and gone on welfare, leaving their evenings free. Their prospects for the future are virtually non-existent. One of the boys, who proudly claims to have spray-painted "Kill All Brits & Cops" on the wall, says that his father is in jail, but he does not say why.
On the other side of the wall the story is the same. Shankill is a deprived neighborhood where one local youth worker describes "generational unemployment" as an epidemic. Less than 1 percent of students here will go on to university.
During the long summer months these kids will take part in something the locals refer to as "recreational rioting." Twenty to 30 teenagers will gather on either side of the wall and lob rocks, bricks and petrol bombs at one another.


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Overall cut in pay adds to nurses' outrage
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It was bad when Washington Hospital Center fired 18 nurses during last winter's snowstorms. It got worse when the nurses' union and management failed to agree on a new contract over the summer. Then, last week, the hospital effectively cut take-home pay for most nurses. As WHC nurses voted overwhelmingly Tuesday night to join the largest nurses' union in the nation, labor relations at the area's biggest hospital were tense.
"People are really angry," said one veteran nurse, referring to how hospital officials forced through a plan that increases base pay but cuts shift pay for working evenings, nights and weekends. The hospital said it took that action only after more than 100 proposals and counterproposals and two months of silence from the union.
The labor dispute reflects growing rancor across the country when the role nurses play in the country's evolving health-care system is about to become more critical then ever: The success of the sweeping health-care legislation will depend heavily on primary-care givers, such as nurses, whom President Obama has called "the beating heart of health care."
The country's more than 3 million nurses already make up the largest segment of the health-care workforce. Millions more will be needed to take care of the 32 million additional people who are estimated to get health insurance coverage in 2014. The quality of care nurses provide will also be crucial as hospitals will increasingly be paid for how well they take care of patients rather than how many procedures and tests they perform. Better nurse staffing and work environments are linked to fewer hospital readmissions, hospital-acquired infections and bedsores, experts say.
"Our research has shown that nurses are the single most important factor in how satisfied patients are with hospital care," said Linda Aiken, director of the Center for Health Outcomes and Policy Research at the University of Pennsylvania.
But during a recession, with their salaries being targeted, nurses across the country are unhappy: In Minnesota, 12,000 nurses from 14 hospitals narrowly averted the biggest nursing strike in U.S. history in July after a dispute over staffing and benefits. In Philadelphia, 1,500 nurses and health-care workers had a 28-day work stoppage at Temple University Hospital in April over benefit cuts. And in Oakland, Calif., nurses at Children's Hospital Oakland voted last month to authorize a strike to protest efforts to reduce their health-care coverage.
Challenges increasing
For nurses, changes in the delivery of and payment for care are occurring at the same time that patients are sicker than before and the use of sophisticated technology is increasing. Coupled with chronic understaffing and high turnover, the pressures on nurses are enormous.
In the WHC pulmonary step-down unit ,where many patients go after leaving intensive care, one nurse often has to care for four patients on respirators, said nurse Blondina Mays. That's double what it was when she started at the hospital 11 years ago.
In labor and delivery, two nurses are supposed to be in attendance for every delivery, but "we do it when we can - it just depends," said one veteran nurse who did not want to be identified for fear of retaliation.
Many teenagers having babies for the first time need teaching and support, but nurses often have time only to do the minimum, taking vital signs and checking medications.
"I feel like I'm not doing the job I want to do," said the nurse, who has more than 20 years of experience in labor and delivery. "I'm not doing a good job of taking care of them, of meeting the emotional needs."
That can be as simple as holding a patient's hand or helping brush her teeth. When she squeezes that in, patients are so grateful. "It just breaks my heart," she said.


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- We expected Wisconsin Republicans to put forward a new mining bill soon after Governor Walker emphasized it in Tuesday night's State of the State.
Most of us didn't expect it so quickly.
Just about 12 hours after Walker's speech ended, Republicans introduced a new mining bill.
It looks a lot like last session's version that failed by one vote in the Senate.
They say it could create thousands of jobs without hurting the environment.
"This is a real opportunity here in the State of Wisconsin for us to have a resurgence in manufacturing. We've always been a great manufacturing state. We make things. This gives us an opportunity to rejuvenate manufacturing here in the state of Wisconsin," said Sen. Tom Tiffany, (R) Hazelhurst.
Democratic Representative Janet Bewley covers the district where the Gogebic Taconite mine was proposed last year.
She feels Democrats were left out of the bill-writing process.
She hopes people in northern Wisconsin won't be left out of the public input process.
"One of the most important things we have to have is a hearing in the North. Not near the North. Not the quasi-North in Wausau. The real North, Ashland and Iron Counties where the mine exists," said Rep. Janet Bewley, (D) Ashland.
Republicans say the bill would give a more concrete timeline to companies applying for a mining permit.
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Under Rep. Adam Neylon's bill, anyone who secretly placing a GPS device on another person's vehicle would be guilty of a misdemeanor punishable by up to nine months in jail and $10,000 in fines.
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The Open Enrollment deadline is February 15th. If you don't sign up before then, it could cost you $325 or more depending on your income.
"We recommend just make an informed choice. Don't just let it lapse and get the penalty, be surprised with a penalty later on. Come in, make an informed choice. There are health care options," said Bridge Community Health Clinic Executive Director Laura Scudiere.
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- A standoff between police and a man in Hudson has ended with the man taken into custody.
Hudson Police Chief Marty Jensen says a man with a "known history of violence" was arrested shortly before 4:30 p.m. Saturday.
Police were initially called to the house at 3 a.m. Jensen says the man had trashed his ex-girlfriend's home and phone, but she was able to get to a friend's house and call police.
The woman told police there was a handgun in the house. Roughly eight nearby homes were evacuated as police and the SWAT team tried to get the man to come outside.
Jensen says no shots were fired, but authorities used tear gas and other chemicals during the standoff.
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- A winter storm warning will go into effect in the Milwaukee area and far southern Wisconsin on Saturday night �" and the National Weather Service says as much as 10 inches of snow could fall in Kenosha County by early Monday.
Snow is forecast to begin falling late Saturday and continue all day Sunday. Lake-effect snow is expected to combine with a low pressure system from the south to drive up snowfall totals in far southeast Wisconsin. Milwaukee could see up to 9 inches.
Blowing and drifting snow is expected and winds could gust to over 30 mph, making travel dangerous.
Other parts of the state, including Sheboygan, Dodge, and Waukesha counties, will be under a winter weather advisory starting Saturday night. Snow accumulations could reach 4 to 7 inches.
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The recall includes some Acura MDX, Dodge Viper, Jeep Grand Cherokee, Honda Odyssey, Pontiac Vibe, Toyota Corolla and Toyota Avalon models made from 2002 to 2004.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration says all the vehicles covered in Saturday's announcement had already been under a recall for the faulty air bags, but the carmakers' original attempts to fix the defects only worked about 85 percent of the time.
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University of Wisconsin students track coyotes, foxes
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- A team of students from the University of Wisconsin, Madison, is conducting research on foxes and coyotes in hopes of learning how the animals and humans can peacefully coexist.
Forest and wildlife associate professor David Drake and his students are humanely trapping the animals, running tests, then fitting them with tracking devices. The goal is to learn about traveling patterns, diseases the animals might have, and how they interact with other animals and humans.
Drake says foxes and coyotes are moving into areas where people are living. And if that continues, and the animals lose their fear of humans, they could become aggressive in extreme cases.
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources says residents should stay a safe distance from foxes or coyotes, and shouldn't feed them.
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Because of the rain we called Angie and asked if we could change our dates, she said no problem and even gave us two rooms instead of the one we were going to share. Wonderful breakfast,she really made you feel right at home.
4,6 sur août 07, 2014
The host family is very nice and gives a lot of information of where to go and what to do in the area. We felt vey welcome. The rooms are nicely decorated and very clean.I will definitly return!
4,4 sur juillet 24, 2014
Angies B&B is in a perfect location - right in the middle of the beach and the cute downtown area. :)
5 sur juillet 11, 2014
I was coming into town for only one day visit with a protective employee. Angie's feed my guests, let me us the LR and Patio to visit all day, and several other touches of assistance. I did not ask for this - they took an interest in my activities and volunteered to make it work more smoothly for me. Overall, they made it possible to get a full day of work done in a very efficient way. Now, I plan to go back for a more relaxing visit.
5 sur mai 26, 2014
My wife and I stayed at Angie's over the Memorial day weekend and had a great time! Angie made us feel right at home. Our room was full of interesting things to see as well as books to read. Most importantly, it was clean! We both had a couple of great night's sleep. And Angie's breakfast and conversation were both enjoyable. We'll definitely stay there again when we return to the area.
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My husband and I stayed at Angie's last weekend while visiting our son and future daughter in law on our first trip to Wilmington. We couldn't have been happier with our choice to stay at Angie's. Our room was very comfortable and the house is gorgeous, but the best part of our stay was Angie's hospitality. She knows everything about Wilmington and is happy to share her information and stories, not to mention the delicious breakfasts she cooked every morning. We are looking forward to a return visit soon!
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My girlfriend and I stayed at Angie's this past weekend to celebrate my girlfriend's birthday. We didn't know what to expect b/c neither of us had stayed at a B&B before this trip. Angie and her family made sure our stay was memorable. Our room was nice, clean, and comfortable. Angie made sure we had everything we needed. We ate breakfast here on 2 different mornings and the food was fantastic!!! We really felt like we were staying with family the whole weekend. Angie took the time to get to know us and gave us a tour of her beautiful house. I have no immediate plans to go back to Wilmington, but I know that when I do, I'll be staying at Angie's B&B! Thanks Angie for a wonderful time. Ron
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My wife and I celebrated our 45th wedding anniversary by going to dinner and spending the night at Angie's. The house was beautiful, the room very nice, breakfast was great, and Angie's hospitality was unmatched. For being such a busy lady she took the time to sit down with us at breakfast and we had a nice long conversation with her. My wife just loved Angie and had much in common with her. We would highly recommend Angie's to anyone looking for a nice B & B rather than a hotel.
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Angie, chris and their family is fantastic. Angie will go out of her way to make your trip a memorable experience. Staying with them is like spending time with your own family. The loaction of their house is very close to the historic downtown.
The Laurel Bay offers a queen size bed with the Old World feel of quilt and satin. This room also connects to the sunroom, which is engulfed by beautiful french windows. It also features a couch that opens to a full size bed. If traveling as a family with more than two guests, this may the deisred setting. Bathroom accomodations are across the hall. Please check for additional charges if booking both rooms.
The Madison is tucked away on the third floor of this home. Standard bed and private bath are featured. A family traveling with children may find this room a charm. A French, antique crib is also part of this rooms' charm.
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Mar 5, 2013 10:57 PMPeak Resources' (ASX: PEK; OTCQX: PKRLY) further improvements to the beneficiation process for the Ngualla Rare Earth Project in Tanzania has further enhanced the economics of the project.
Importantly, the ability to concentrate mineralisation at an early stage prior to acid leach recovery will have a significant and positive impact on costs and support Peak's aim to be a low cost producer.
Richard Beazley, managing director, commented: "Ngualla continues to improve with each milestone. We are already in the lower quartile in terms of operating costs, and also have one of the lowest capital costs of any rare earth project"
Peak's optimisation of the beneficiation process effectively reduces the mass of feed to be treated by the acid leach recovery process by 43% compared to the Scoping Study assumptions.
This reduction of material has a significant impact on operating costs by reducing sulphuric acid consumption - the major constituent of reagent costs.
Further supporting this is the latest test work that shows that conventional magnetic separation and flotation techniques reduce the mass of the feed mineralisation by 78% through the rejection of relatively un-mineralised barite and iron oxides.
A Scoping Study has already confirmed Ngualla as a leading rare earth project with an estimated NPV of US$1.57billion and pre-tax IRR of 53% for an initial 25 year mine life and mining of an 8.2 million tonne portion of the Indicated and Measured Mineral Resource within the Bastnaesite Zone with an average grade of 4.35% REO.
Contributing to these figures are already low operating costs of U$10.09/kg REO product and capital costs of US$400m excluding contingency for the baseline case production level of 10,000 tonnes of rare earth oxide per year.
The cost reductions will be quantified in a revision of the Scoping Study and economic assessment to be completed in the June quarter of 2013. This will also use a new optimised mine schedule based on the new resource estimate and model that is on schedule for completion by the end of March 2013.
The optimisation of the beneficiation process will lead to significantly lower capital and operating costs for the operation.
Reducing the volume treated will reduce capital costs as a smaller plant will be required for the same amount of product while reducing sulphuric acid consumption lowers operating costs.
The Scoping Study completed in early December 2012 estimated that the acid plant and acid leach recovery circuit make up 27% of total project capital costs and 53% of total operating costs
The beneficiation process also increases the grade of the feed over threefold from 5.3% total rare earth oxide to 16.9% total rare earth oxide for this composite sample.
Beazley added: "This new test work will allow us to reduce costs even further and supports our assertion that Ngualla is the most commercially attractive rare earth project around."
Peak has now further enhanced the economics showing the ability to concentrate mineralisation at an early stage prior to acid leach recovery will have a significant and positive impact on costs, supporting its goal of becoming a low cost producer.
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These factors are expected to continue to significantly enhance the already robust project economics - and have the potential to be price re-rating catalysts.
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