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Bumbershoot picks: 1 Reel Film Festival
The 1 Reel Film Festival, a popular Bumbershoot event, runs four days at SIFF Cinema at the Film Center, on the Seattle Center campus, kicking off Friday night, Aug. 31, with a preview of some of the fest's many international titles. The weekend's lineup includes a Seattle fable, "Catch and Release," and "Randy Parsons: American Luthier," about a local guitar-maker.
Special to The Seattle Times
Founded in 1995, the 1 Reel Film Festival is as much a Bumbershoot tradition as the annual festival's music, comedy, theater and dance offerings.
As in recent years, the movies screening this holiday weekend have been curated by Seattle International Film Festival (SIFF) staff. Each cinematic offering is less than 30 minutes (most of the films are quite short), and, as always, the works have been grouped into discrete programs built on various themes.
The popular four-day event at SIFF Cinema at the Film Center, on the Seattle Center campus, kicks off Friday night with a preview of some of the fest's many international titles. Visit www.siff.net for information about registering to attend this premiere.
Admission to all film programs requires a Bumbershoot pass. For a full schedule, see our four-page pullout or go to www.bumbershoot.org or www.siff.net.
Here are some day-by-day highlights.
Barbara Mones' Seattle fable "Catch and Release" is a cute, animated story set at the Pike Place Market, with a Chaplinesque fish thrower who tries a little too hard to impress a flower vendor. (Noon, Films4Families)
Another animated piece, "One Minute Puberty," is a clever two-minute overview of a boy's transition into manhood, including requisite stops at video games and lust. (2 p.m., Flashes of Funny)
Judi Dench (that's right: Dame Judi) is the star of Chris Foggin's wonderful "Friend Request Pending," about a lady who isn't quite up to the anxieties of flirting on Facebook. Tom Hiddleston ("Midnight in Paris," "The Avengers") plays her son in a clever coda. (4:30 p.m., Best of SIFF 2012 Audience Award Winners)
This is the right day for "Sunday," a sardonic Canadian cartoon about a very bored kid stuck at his grandparents' home one afternoon, slipping into adventures with a bear, hungry crows and a speeding train. (Noon, Films4Families)
"Randy Parsons: American Luthier" is a very impressive award-winning short about Seattle guitar-maker Parsons, whose passion for his work is testimony to true craftsmanship. (1 p.m., Face the Music)
Lucrecia Martel's enigmatic Italian production "Muta," about "1940s femme fatales" involved in some kind of dreamy metamorphosis, is largely recommended for recalling the angular, visual poetry of Maya Deren. (8 p.m., Films4Adults)
Nazanin Sobhan Sarbandi's Iranian work, "Zero," looks like a pen-and-ink drawing come to life, the woeful story of a boy so haunted by poor grades on schoolwork he sees zeros everywhere. (Noon, Films4Families)
OK, cat people, "Catcam" is for you, a novel film about a pet owner who attached a camera to his kitty's collar and discovered a surprising world as seen through its eyes. (4:30 p.m., Best of SIFF 2012 Audience Award Winners)
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It would be nice if cl-user would display unicode input for CJK text. With PCL and On Lisp getting new printings in Japan, it might be beneficial to attract more brain-share from that side of the world. Would this be considered out of cl-user.net's scope?
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SKOKIE, IL – The Illinois Holocaust Museum and Education Center is pleased to announce the summer opening of Charlotte Salomon: "Life? or Theater?" This moving exhibition, featuring nearly 300 of Charlotte Salomon's paintings from the collection of the Jewish Historical Museum in Amsterdam, offers a rare opportunity to witness Salomon's only major work, a masterpiece that survived the Holocaust and stands as a testament to her life and artistic vision.
In the early years of World War II, Charlotte Salomon, a 23-year-old Jewish artist from Berlin, fled to the south of France where she shut herself into a hotel room and spent two years feverishly painting the history of her life. She called it Life? or Theater?: A Play With Music, an astounding body of over 1,300 powerfully drawn and expressively colored gouache paintings conceived as a sort of autobiographical operetta on paper. One page after another, Salomon used an inventive mixture of images, dialogue, commentary and musical cues to tell a compelling coming-of-age story set amidst family suicides and increasing Nazi oppression.
"Life? or Theater? is an extraordinary work of art that deserves and needs to be seen," said Susan Abrams, CEO of the Illinois Holocaust Museum.
"Anyone with an interest in the creative spirit will be awed by the magnum opus of this young woman who felt she had no place in society. Her lifetime of work, created with no promise or hope of recognition, speaks deeply to how essential the act of art making can be in times of turmoil. We feel privileged to be able to bring this to a wider audience."
After her work was completed, Salomon entrusted Life? or Theater? to a local doctor with the plea,
"Keep this safe. It is my whole life." Just one year after she completed Life? or Theater?, the pregnant 26-year-old was transported to Auschwitz and killed, but her singular creation survived. The exhibition highlights the main acts of Salomon's sweeping narrative, allowing visitors to appreciate not just the individual strength of each piece but also its serial nature.
The Illinois Holocaust Museum and Education Center's featured film and discussion in conjunction with this exhibition will be held on Sunday, June 29th, 2014. Life? or Theater?, directed by Franz Weisz. Running time is 85 minutes with English subtitles. To register for this event or to learn more, visit www.ilholocaustmuseum.org or call 847-967-4800.
Charlotte Salomon: "Life? or Theater?" was organized by the Jewish Historical Museum, Amsterdam. Copyright holder is the Charlotte Salomon Foundation, Amsterdam. The local presentation of the exhibition has been made possible by the generous and visionary support of The Craig and Donna Bernfield Family Foundation, Norman and Virginia Bobins, Nathan and Alyse Mason Brill, and Nicor Gas. The Golder Family Foundation is lead sponsor for all Illinois Holocaust Museum special exhibitions. This program is partially supported by a grant from the Illinois Arts Council Age.
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Ordained as a priest in 1975, he served as rector/vicar of four small churches in and around Belhaven, N.C. He was vicar and rector of churches in Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina from 1976 until 1989. For many years, Bishop vonRosenberg served in the Diocese of Upper South Carolina, as rector of the Church of the Resurrection in Greenwood and later as Canon to the Ordinary (assistant to the Bishop) of that diocese from 1989-1994. Later he accepted a call to be rector of St. James Episcopal Church in Wilmington, N.C. As Third Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of East Tennessee, he oversaw an area of 34 counties in Tennessee and three in North Georgia, with 45 congregations and five worshiping communities and nearly 16,000 active members. Bishop vonRosenberg served in the House of Bishops, and ex officio on the board of trustees of the University of the South. He was also was elected to the university's board of regents. In 2008 he attended the Lambeth Conference and participated with other bishops in a "Walk of Witness" through central London to draw attention to the Millennium Development Goals, which target poverty reduction around the world. Bishop vonRosenberg and his wife, Annie, a native of Alexandria, Va., married in 1973 and they have two sons and families, including six grandchildren. The vonRosenbergs reside in the Daniel Island community of Charleston. A visit from ScotlandThe Rt. Rev'd Dr. Robert Gillies, Bishop of Aberdeen and Orkney in the Scottish Episcopal Church, presents Bishop vonRosenberg with a special crozier: a "shepherd's stick" crafted from white thorn and oak at Balmoral Castle. The two bishops became friends at the 2008 Lambeth Conference, and Bishop Gillies was the guest preacher for two "Kirkin' o' the Tartan" services at Grace Church Charleston on Sunday, February 10.
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A native of Alabama, Ms. Waldrup lived in New Orleans from 1974 to 2002, when she moved to California. She set up a law office in San Rafael, where she focused on employment law and workers' rights, said Linda Sawtelle, a friend.
"She's from New Orleans, so she had this wonderful Southern way about her," said Sawtelle, a Mill Valley resident. "But we used to joke she could be a bulldog in court."
Ms. Waldrup received an undergraduate degree at Auburn University and served in the Peace Corps in Indonesia before earning a law degree at the University of Alabama.
The client with whom Ms. Waldrup made history was Selina Martin, who had come to her in April 1977 because her husband had put a second mortgage on their house so he could lend his mother $5,000.
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Claiming that the law — the only one of its kind in the United States — was unconstitutional, Ms. Waldrup sued in Civil District Court and won.
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Ms. Waldrup "cared about righting wrongs, and she was very passionate about ensuring that people got a fair shake," Saik said. "She always stood her ground. She wouldn't back down. She wouldn't be intimidated."
She became an expert on sexual harassment law and spoke frequently on the subject.
In her spare time, Ms. Waldrup was an amateur boxer, and she opened the Neutral Corner, a gymnasium and boxing center, in the Warehouse District. Swift said Ms. Waldrup also was the first woman to join the New Orleans Athletic Club.
Survivors include a brother, Douglas Waldrup of Gadsden, Ala., and a sister, Linda Waldrup of Birmingham, Ala.
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Meh, I like it better being a series that was overlooked and under-rated. It means not every series has been beaten to death. You know a 3rd game would only disappoint and sour the memories of the past games anyway. As a Breath of Fire series fan I wish they stopped at IV, sometimes more isn't better and a series should pass into history with some dignity.
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The Samurai series - now known as "Way of the Samurai" - pretty much did this to an extent. It started off like some form of Groundhog Day where you had two days to play through the game then played it again doing things differently to see how many paths you could take. Sort of like Majora's Mask or the Dead Rising games, you can't do everything in one playthrough, you just do what you feel is how you want the game to be.
Kengo focused on the swordplay, in the early games you never left the dojo, but recently it included some story elements.
The Yakuza game we never got is pretty much Yakuza set in the Edo period, but unless Sega thinks enough people would buy it here, it's import only and will be a chore to play unless you don't mind sitting through hours of untranslated conversations that series is known for.
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This is what I was looking for. Until I read that the game looked like it was only bugs, and since it's called Insect Armageddon it only fuels that idea. I'll pick it up when it gets cheaper, the fact that Sandlot didn't develop it means they don't get my money anyway, so used is fine.The game is also a bit more cinematic. Slight spoiler ahead. In the first level, you already encounter one of the tall robots (called Hectors for some reason) but they are much more cinematic to fight now. The way they animate and behave is much better than 2017, though they don't twist and turn their bodies when they're shot. =(
Brink was unfortunately a marketing "success" in that it got all the people who don't read reviews hyped up for it due to all the pre-order bullshit, and every place even remotely related to video games being plastered with it's admittedly eye-catching promotional art.I'm kinda surprised to see Brink do that well. The general reaction to that one seemed like one big "meh." Kudos to to the L.A. Noire team. It's a lovingly made, atypical game that deserves success.
Although believe it or not people do actually enjoy games that are viewed luke-warm by the game press, especially when that press gets games for free and only has to play it for an hour or two after going on to the next free game. When you've spent $60 of your money on a game that may not be the big game you hoped it would be, you can still make the most of it and enjoy it for what it offers, it's what people did before the days of trade-ins and game reviews.
It also marks one of the disconnects that the game press has. Their lifestyle and how they get/play games is so far removed from the average game player, that it's hard to really consider what their opinion of a game is compared to yours given how much difference there is. If you got every game that came out for free and got paid to play them, it would be a whole lot easier to shit on a game that wasn't great, even though if you had bought that game with a substantial part of your weekly salary you might be more forgiving and try to get the most out of it you could.
Internet culture and posturing to set oneself above everything and everyone makes basing any kind of accurate model on what the "people" really think about anything a fool's errand. Both the Wii and Kinect proved that money talks and bullshit walks.
The Gamecube was actually superior to the competition, that didn't help it in the least. Unless Nintendo changes how it deals with third parties and acknowledges how people actually use the internet to play multiplayer games, no fancy controller or modern graphics will make a difference if that doesn't change.
They could also be resurfaced. Game shops used to regularly resurface trade-ins removing the black dye layer.
Thing is, it's something that the PS3 and PSP/Vita could do now, and something that MS could throw together in a few months. While the idea goes back to the GBA and GC connectivity regarding Nintendo's original idea, it's nowhere near the leap that Wii's motion controls were.
And for the HD graphics of it, it's already obsolete. By the time it comes out we will already be looking at the new platforms from Sony and MS. Until we see specs and just how powerful the console is, It's got Gamecube 2.0 written all over it.


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Reviewed Brined Roast Turkey with Pan Gravy
Mar 9, 2011 in Food Network Community Toolbox on FoodNetwork.com
"This has been my go-to Turkey Recipe for the Holidays. As the youngest cook in the family I get request for me to make the Turkey every Thanksgiving and Christmas. I love this recipe and think the brine makes it so juicy and flavorful so make sure to brine the bird for at least overnight or a day before devouring it. I promise you won't have to..."