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DocuClub in July: Wednesday, July 9, 2008, 7 p.m.
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DocuClub is Arts Engine's monthly film screening series of works-in-progress documentaries.
Our next DocuClub screening will take place on Wednesday, July 9, at 7 p.m., at Goldcrest Post (799 Washington Street, between Horatio and Gansevoort), in New York City's West Village. Our moderator will be Milton Tabbot, Senior Director of Programming at IFP.
Join us as we watch Danae Elon's "Partly Private." The film is an intensely personal and witty look at the ritual of male circumcision. Using first-person narration, Elon documents her own pregnancy and the unexpected dilemmas she encounters with her partner and father of her unborn child. What should they do to their newborn's penis? Determined and obsessed, Elon sets out on a worldly quest to find out all she can about what "other people do." The exploration exposes in an amusing way the flaws of being human. The film will be shown on Arte France, TV Ontario, TV2 Denmark, and Israel's Channel 8.
Danae Elon is an award-winning documentary filmmaker, producer and cinematographer. Her last film, "Another Road Home," was a nuanced look at the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Theatrically released in 2005, it showed in over twenty US cities, and broadcast on the Sundance channel, BBC, Al Jazeera and Israeli television.
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Hi everyone,
I have yet to update my profile here on D-Word ... but I'm Beth Levison, an independent in NYC ....
We are producing an independent documentary film about an ex-con turned spoken word artist who is writing, developing, and rehearsing his one-man show for the New York stage. We're looking for a smart, ready-to-roll-up-his/her-sleeves, and hard working intern who can provide both production and post-production support during the early stages of our process (we're producing our fundraising reel) and starting immediately.
We're a small team (2 of us), so it's definitely a terrific experience for someone wanting to dive right in. Ideally, this person could devote him/herself to the project for the next two weeks and then possibly work part time from there. We need basic organizational support and help with production coordination (person may come on location), archival research, and post prep.
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Spotlight on Docs Meetings Coordinator needed!
Spotlight on Docs: Meetings Coordinator
August 4 – September 26, 2008
IFP's Independent Film Week 'Spotlight on Documentaries' program is in search of Industry Meetings Coordinator to create and manage documentary industry pitch meetings. This is a great opportunity to learn a lot about the documentary industry, build professional relationships, and to be a part of IFP, America's oldest and largest filmmaker's organization. Our office is relaxed and has been the starting point for many top industry professionals. Primary responsibilities include: collect & organize meeting request forms, schedule meetings in Access database, liaise with participating industry about their meetings schedule, and assist with management of the meetings space, volunteers and participating industry during Independent Film Week.
You must be a self-starter, efficient, very detail oriented and flexible, with a professional demeanor and experience or serious interest in documentary. We're looking for someone to start early August through Sept 26, and work 20-40 hours a week; full time Sept 1-19. This is a volunteer position. College/volunteer credit can be negotiated, and other benefits are available.
For more information on Independent Film Week, visit www.independentfilmweek.com. Please send resume and cover letter to firstname.lastname@example.com. No phone calls, please.
Looking for a shooter in the NY City area with experience using the Sony EX1. I'm developing a doc on dance and I plan to be in NYC for 3 days of shooting July 17-20, mostly late nights. I have a some $$ but not pockets full. I hope to bring an EX1 with me but if you had your own that would be great.
Let me know if interested and I'll fill you in on the details.
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i have just completed a fiction on tribal music and and local industry in the age of this global economy and technology.
BAHA- language – Nagpuri with english subtitle. length – aprx. 2 hours
i would like to send it to appropriate film festival and market. will any one help me in this regard.
please find a news paper cutting on the film
Shri, we focus on documentaries here, but the upcoming festivals that come to mind are Toronto, Sundance and Berlin. The advice we usually give is to go after the biggest and best first, especially for your world premiere. Lots of luck.
I have a slightly used (one project) Underwater housing for a BVW Betacam SP camera that is surplus to requirements. Could be adapted to Panasonic HD or other camera.
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Hello Everyone,
I am a programmer for the 2nd Annual Cinema Verite – Iran International Documentary Film Festival – which takes place in Tehran October 15th-19th, 2008. We're still looking for films to feature in the following categories (see hidden section). Let me know if you or someone you know has a film that fits into any of these categories. We will fly out a number of the filmmakers to Tehran with four nights stay (and we'll take care of visas for you as well). Looking forward to hearing from you.
azad at cimafilms dot com.
New funding for documentaries about Social Entrepreneurship
Online discussion about the funding initiative, co-hosted by Cara Mertes, Director of Sundance Documentary Film Program, happening July 15-30 on www.social edge.org.
The Sundance Documentary Film Program, in partnership with the Skoll Foundation, will provide $1.2 million in film project grants to new feature-length independent documentary films about social entrepreneurship (including the work of specific social entrepreneurs).
Films at any stage of development, production or post-production may apply. Completed films will not be considered. The initiative anticipates funding up to 8 films in the range of $30,000-$150,000 per project. Editorial control must be retained by the filmmaker(s).
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Deadline for Submissions: August 15, 2008
Awards announced: December, 2008
Hi, my name is Heather, and I am in need of some help/advice. I recently graduated from NYU, and was filming my documentary thesis on BASE jumpers (people who jump off of "B"uildings, "A"nntenae, "S"pans, and "E"arth objects such as cliffs and caves using a parachute). It's mostly illegal and very dangerous but I've been able to shoot some really great stuff. You can view bits on my youtube site (http://www.youtube.com/tribepictures).
Anyway, to cut to the chase, one of the guys that I've followed around for a year, affectionately nicknamed Maggot, was just in a motorcycle accident this past saturday that has left him paralyzed from the chest down!! That is, unless he can get funding to go to China where they will treat him with their knowledge of stem cell research ...
Doctors have given a deadline of one month before he is deemed permanently paralyzed, and the race to help fund his operation(s) and transportation is underway.
Maggot was the first BASE jumper I had the privilege to meet, and he was with me on my first skydive! Aside from documenting him, he has become a true friend and someone that I see everyone fall in love with. I would absolutely love to follow his journey through this, and I feel like this is really the story I should be following instead of just BASE jumping ... but I've run out of money! Does anyone know of any immediate doc grants or wealthy patrons of documentaries?! I would love any help! I know this is more like a pitch but I'm so frazzled right now by recent events that I just need second opinions. Thanks!!!
Heather, if I knew of any I'd send them your way... But what an intense and crazy story. I want to know what happens! Definitely KEEP THE CAMERA ROLLING. Stem cell research might be an unexpected subject for you to dive into, but given you have a totally engaging and spectacular subject that could be something of a dead end dramatically (BASE jumping), going into Maggot's accident and WHY STEM CELL RESEARCH IN THE US IS IMPORTANT, or more precisely why he has to go all the way to China (if stem cell research is indeed the issue) and wether he makes it or not, might catapult your project to another level.
This may be hard to come to terms with, but helping him get to China shouldn't be your main or only focus. You are a filmmaker, so FILM WHATEVER HAPPENS. Either way you have an extremely powerful flesh and blood example of the real implications of bigotry and narrow minded science policy. Listen, I could go on with this for hours but you shouldn't be reading this. You should be filming Maggot and his doctors and everyone who cares about him and is trying to get him to China.
I don't know, maybe you don't want to just ditch your BASE subject. I'm sure there's a lot more to it than Maggot. But I know that if you manage to combine the two, or rather to start with one story that suddenly, brutally turns into another, it will not only be a faithful record of your experience as a filmmaker, but it will also be a much more powerful film. One that more people will care about and one you'll get more funding for, short or long term. Try stem-cell advocacy groups, they might have ideas.
A quick search brought these up:
And there's a handful of docs on the subject that could probably point you in the right direction.
Maybe if you can convince one of these groups of how powerful an advocacy tool your film would be if you could show how stem cell research did indeed save this person from paralysis, and that he had to go all the way to China to get it, they might help you find the money for the trip.
i don't normally advocate people to take out loans on their credit cards, but if that's what you need to do in order to fly to China and accompany your subject, then that's what you need to do. if your gut is telling you that this is one of the key parts to your story, you can't miss it.
it's nice to approach foundations and organizations, but there's absolutely NO way that they are going to give you the money you need that quickly – especially not to a recent film-school grad who doesn't have any prominent broadcast credits. so don't waste your time with foundations at this crucial juncture.
the only other option is some wealthy individuals who are either part of the BASE jumping community, or connected to the stem cell advocacy cause. and then there's always your family and relatives... ;)
Listen to Chris, he knows what he's talking about.
And re-reading your post I realize you didn't need my silly pep-talk. You had already figured all that out. Good luck!
The request is to fund this person's treatment not figure out how to pay for an $800 ticket to china.
As much as you care about this person, the "China" solution is a scam.
If there were a way to regenerate spinal cord breaks using stem cells, Teddy Pendergass, the late Christopher Reeve, and many other high profile people who have these injuries would be lining up and it would be major news in the medical journals. That is not true.
A decade ago people in my local film community received a similar request for an A.C. who had lost his sight in an explosion to go to Switzerland for an experimental surgery to replace his eyeballs with cameras wired into his brain.
There are unscrupulous doctors around the globe who will do anything to experiment on your body. I understand because I've been there and considered some wild things – thankfully I wasn't facing life as a quadriplegic.
Robert: Sadly, I think that your right, though that could make the story even more interesting.
I would say Heather that a twist like this is the kind of thing that could make a doc leap out from the competition. Consider the excellent "Favela Rising", which went to every festival in the world, HBO, academy shortlist, etc....if that hadn't ended with the main character having a spinal cord injury (which, like your case, had nothing to do with the plot of the film) and valiantly overcoming it, it simply would not have been Favela Rising.
No two cases are the same though...
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The Indiana Pacers haven't lost at home in two months, which makes it seem even stranger that one of their few home defeats this season came against the Toronto Raptors.
Seeking to atone for their worst offensive performance of the season in Indianapolis, the Pacers aim for their 16th straight home win Friday night versus Toronto.
Indiana (31-19) has won a season-high five straight overall, including three games in as many nights earlier this week. Monday's makeup game against Chicago set up the only back-to-back-to-back scenario in the NBA this season, and the Pacers won all three games by double digits.
They summoned enough energy to smother Philadelphia on Wednesday, holding the 76ers to 34.4 percent shooting in an 88-69 road victory.
"Our tanks were on E, but our team is a very, very mentally tough team. And we proved it tonight," coach Frank Vogel said. "It never felt like it was easy during the game. ... I'm proud of our guys for getting the win."
Vogel also must feel great about his team's play in the Hoosier State since its last home loss Dec. 7 against Denver. The Pacers have won 15 straight at Bankers Life Fieldhouse -- their longest home streak since a 25-game run in 1999-2000 -- by an average margin of 11.0 points, yielding just 86.2 points per game.
They're 20-3 at home this season, with the first loss a 74-72 defeat to Toronto on Nov. 13. Indiana's point total in that game was its lowest of the season, and its 32.0 percent shooting was its worst mark at home.
The Raptors (17-32) had lost their previous seven trips to Indiana, and they've since dropped 16 of 20 on the road. They also recently traded away Jose Calderon, who had a triple-double in the victory over the Pacers.
Newcomer Rudy Gay has averaged 24.7 points in three games with Toronto, but the Raptors have gone 1-2 while dealing with a tough stretch in their schedule. They routed the Los Angeles Clippers to open a three-game homestand last Friday, but followed with losses to Miami and Boston.
Andrea Bargnani returned from a 26-game absence due to an elbow injury in Wednesday's 99-95 defeat against the Celtics, scoring 13 points in 24 minutes off the bench. The Raptors led by 10 entering the fourth quarter, but quickly squandered the lead and fell to 4-18 when Bargnani is active this season.
"He gave us some good minutes," coach Dwane Casey said of Bargnani. "I thought he wore down a little bit and I didn't want to wear him down too much."
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That's hardly surprising considering Indiana leads the NBA in holding opponents to 41.9 percent shooting.
The Pacers have been more potent than usual on offense lately, averaging 106.0 points in their last five home games. Paul George and David West continue to lead the way, combining to average 42.8 points on 51.3 percent shooting in that stretch.
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C A. Gray 2.8 | PF D. West 17.1 |
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Rebounds | A. Johnson 7.5 | R. Hibbert 8.3 |
Assists | J. Calderon 7.4 | G. Hill 4.7 |
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Most kids don't like vegetables even though they should be part of their daily diet. But 10-year-old Lucio Westmoreland eats them up.

They're really good and I love some kind of vegetables like broccoli and cauliflower.

Okay. It's true that Lucio is the son of Good Housekeeping food director, Susan Westmoreland. But she has a few tricks that has made Lucio a veggie fan.

I-- totally the broccoli looks like little trees. And sometimes, we'd stand them up on this tray, like build little things out of them. He just got a little hesitant about trying other things. And I just keep telling him that cauliflower was like the little shy cousin of broccoli. It was white and it was pale, but it really tasted good.

This meet-the-cousins principle also worked with peas to introduce green beans. Lucio also likes to cook. So, Susan used that to her advantage, too.

I find with Lucio, and also with a lot of his friends who are here, if they're involved in the making of the food, they are much more likely to taste it and enjoy it.

After-school snacks can be tricky. But Susan has a secret here, too. Mix a quarter cup of peanut butter, quarter cup of hot tap water, two tablespoons of low-sodium soy sauce and a few pinches of ginger. It goes great with baby carrots, cucumber coins, red pepper strips, and broccoli florets. And Susan says pack a bunch of choices in your child's lunch bag.

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Serve creamy vodka sauce on penne for a classic Italian dish your family is sure to love.
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But God cannot be angry with you. You are the way he has made you, you are not your own creation. How can he be angry with you? That would amount to being angry with himself; that would be a self-condemnation.
But you start thinking about small things as if you are doing great sins. The ego always loves to do great things. Even if you are doing something wrong, you want to pretend that this is the greatest wrong that has ever been done or will ever be done. You want it to be unique, incomparable; you want it to be on the top. The ego always feels good if something great is being done. It may be a sin - that doesn't matter.
What great sin can you commit? All our sins are nothing but small things; we are small, our sins cannot be great. Our hands are small; whatsoever we do is going to remain small, because it will have our signature.
Your life, virtuous or wicked, is not going to be a barrier or a bridge because you are already bridged, and there is no way of disconnecting yourself from God. And it is not a question that when you sin, God forgives you. He is forgiveness, he is continuously flowing in tremendous love towards you.
His love is like a flood, your sins are like straw. The flood will take them away. And the flood does not come to take your sins away; it is already there. To understand this, to see the point of it is a great relief, as if a mountain suddenly disappears off your chest. You become light, weightless. And only in that weightlessness can you worship.
The sinner cannot worship, he is continuously frightened. Fear cannot create prayer. Prayer created by fear remains political, a strategy of the mind to persuade God; it is a kind of bribery. Real prayer arises out of understanding, out of love.
Luther is really right when he says, "Pecca fortiter, sin boldly." Whatsoever you are doing, do it boldly. You belong to God and God belongs to you. This is your home. Don't live like a stranger, don't be here like a guest, you are part of the host. Live without fear.
But our egos continuously go on magnifying things.
A man was in love with a woman for many years. And the woman was waiting and waiting: "Now he is going to propose. Now he is going to propose." And one day he proposed. She could not believe her own ears, she could not believe her own eyes. She had waited so long that she had almost become settled that it was not going to happen.
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My house has been having a bit of a mice problem. I've seen mice scurrying around in the basement before, but I never expected one to get in my BATHTUB. Blergity blergh blergh. Sure, it was a really tiny mouse, but come on. And you know the sad thing? I HAVE FIVE CATS. Two adults and three kittens. Shouldn't have one of the adults, at least, caught the stupid thing? Ugh. My mom picked up one of the cats and put her into the bathroom with the mouse to see if she would kill it. When I went in the bathroom to check on her, she was on one side of the tub, staring at me like, "I'm bored. Get me out of here." The mouse was on the other side of the tub and didn't even have a scratch.
I'm a cat person, I really am, but sometimes they just infuriate me.
My mom eventually got it into a container and told me to release it outside. I took it to the middle of our front yard and put it there. I wanted to put it right next to the street, so that it might possibly get run over by a car, but that would be cruel, and I don't know if I could live with myself if I did that. (Well, come on! It's a living being, too! If it became roadkill, it would be my fault! Plus, then I could get bad karma or something like that.) Anyway, I hope it eventually adapts to the wild and becomes a feral mouse, and never comes into my house again. Ugh, I hate mice.
Now I have to clean my bathtub, just in case the rodent had germs or something. You can never be too careful. I remember reading somewhere that the black plague was spread by rats with the virus all over them who snuck onto trade ships and carried the disease all over Europe. I know, I'm a complete nerd. Besides, it's highly unlikely that the mouse carried some kind of disease into my bathtub. I'm just ranting, I guess.
What is it with my bathroom, anyway? For some reason, wild animals seem to be attracted to it. I found a snake on my bathroom floor one time. It was really, really small, only about half a foot long and a centimeter wide, but I still didn't like it. I remember my grandmother was visiting at the time I found it there. She caught it into a plastic container and cooed over it, saying, "Aww, look, it's only a wittle baby," while I stared at her thinking, "Are you crazy, woman?" Now, I love nature, I really do, but I want it to STAY OUT OF MY BATHROOM from now on. Ugh, ugh, ugh.
I freaked out whenever there was a spider on the shower wall, but a mouse in the bathtub? Scary! Did you scream? I probably would've. Lol, your cats are spoiled. When a cat that doesn't chase a mouse you know it's spoiled.
I didn't scream. I just stared at it for a few seconds (like this: O.O) and then ran upstairs to wake up my mom and ask her what to do. And YES, my cats are spoiled. Everybody in my family loves them and pets on them all the time. Well, except for my dad. He hates cats. He's a dog person, for reasons which remain unknown to me... I just don't understand how anyone can like dogs more than cats. But that's just me. :D
"Women in rubber will ALWAYS be flirting with me!" --Maureen in the musical RENT
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The Board of Directors of Tortoise MLP Fund, Inc. (NYSE: NTG) today declared the company's fourth quarter 2011 distribution of $0.4125 per share, an increase of 0.6 percent compared to the $0.41 distribution in the previous quarter. The distribution is payable on Nov. 30, 2011, to stockholders of record on Nov. 22, 2011.
For tax purposes, the company estimates at least 90 percent of NTG's 2011 distributions will be characterized as return of capital with the remaining percentage characterized as qualified dividend income. The final characterization will not be made until determination of its earnings and profits after year end. For book purposes, the source of this distribution is estimated to be 100 percent return of capital.
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As a fully integrated part of East Texas Baptist University, the School of Christian Studies maintains a clear identification with and loyalty to the Christian faith and functions within the context of historic Baptist values and principles. The school is fortunate to be blessed with a strong and dedicated faculty characterized by excellent academic preparation, deep personal faith, and commitment to the total development of each student.
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Congressman John Dingell announced his retirement earlier this morning. At 87, he is the longest serving member ever in Congress, clocking in just below 60 years. He will retire at the end of his current term -- his 29th.
He said today: "I don't have a crystal ball that tells me that I would have two years after that of good service or that the Lord would give me the health to do the job that I need to serve these people well."
He served 58 years. More than anyone. He took office in 1955. Below is the top ten ranking Congressman in time served. Notice that Michigan's John Conyers is No. 8 and, he said today, that he plans to run again.
1. John Dingell, D (House): 58 years, 73 days
2. Robert Byrd, D (House and Senate): 57 years, 176 days
3. Carl Hayden, D (House and Senate): 56 years, 319 days
4. Daniel Inouye, D (House and Senate): 53 years, 118 days
5. Jamie L. Whitten, D (House) 53 years, 60 days
6. Carl Vinson, D (House): 50 years, 61 days
7. Emanuel Celler, D (House): 49 years, 305 days
8. John Conyers, D (House): 49 years, 52 days
9. Sam Rayburn, D, (H): 48 years, 257 days
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The savings and investments industry will have to work hard to grow in the next 5 years. The UK is typified by low savings and investment levels, and by high debt levels. The need for investment in 2010 is high, because of the lack of liquidity and uncertainty in the financial markets, and the speed of growth in Asian markets. The results of consumer research* conducted for Savings & Investments, a new Market Assessment from market intelligence provider Key Note, show that most consumers want better regulation of the industry, with over a third distrusting of banks and other financial services providers. Key Note warns that it found that the savings and investments market was in great difficulties in mid-2010.
Key Note's survey found that the most popular response was to the statement arguing that the Government should regulate savings and investment providers more closely, which drew agreement from 74.2% of the respondents. 39.7% of those surveyed expressed little confidence in financial advisers; while this is a minority, it is a substantial one and should cause concern to financial advisers. Moreover, more than a third (36%) of the respondents expressed little confidence in banks' abilities to handle their savings and investments. When coupled with the 64.6% of respondents that put money in their bank deposit account, it suggests unease about the current situation. Key Note believes that this points to opportunities for new savings vehicles and new types of bank.
The Government has reduced the appeal of its savings products to boost sales to the retail finance industry. On the other hand, savers prefer products such as cash individual savings accounts (ISAs) that improve the capital reserves on banks, as well as offering some tax relief. The 2010 survey found that 57.2% of those interviewed agreed that they contributed to an ISA. Agreement with this statement showed an increase from the 2006 survey, when there was agreement from 46.9% of the respondents.
Key Note's research revealed that most consumers are keen on private pensions - almost two-thirds
(65.5%) of the respondents thought private pensions are a good idea - and are concerned about their old age. Just over half (50.6%) of those interviewed agreed that companies' pension schemes are becoming too complex to understand. This is an urgent issue that pension system planners need to take into account.
Key Note forecasts that, between 2010 and 2014, there will be subdued increase in wealth, as inflation and tax rates exceed the rate of rises in incomes. Regulators are introducing new Retail Distribution Review (RDR) measures that should transform the investment industry in 2013. Some suppliers complain about the cost; others, more astutely perhaps, welcome the change and see commercial advantage in complying, in order to offer better quality financial advice and investment products. However, the key challenge for suppliers is to provide market-leading savings products that compete with cash ISAs.
As governments in the West are seeking the approval of credit rating agencies by adopting precipitate and draconian cuts in public expenditure and capital investment, this generates economic uncertainty and pessimism, and will send savers and investors to the least risky investments, such as foreign sovereign debt or national savings. Key Note hopes that the savings and investments industry will counter this pessimism by, among other things, embracing regulatory reform.
Press enquiries: Lisa Ivey at Key Note at firstname.lastname@example.com or 0845-504 0452. Press/review copies of the report are available on request.
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* Key Note commissioned NEMS Market Research to undertake an exclusive consumer survey for this report to explore ownership of, and attitudes towards, savings and investment products. The survey was conducted in June 2010 among a representative sample of 1,000 adults in Great Britain aged 16 and over. Respondents were given a list of statements. The responses given are compared, where appropriate, with responses to a similar survey undertaken in September 2006.
Key Note's 2010 Market Assessment, Savings & Investments, covers savings held by individuals in liquid form for providential reasons, expecting to obtain a competitive interest rate on all of their funds. The report also covers investments, which are more long term and difficult to transfer back into cash (they are less liquid than savings).
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BATON ROUGE, LA (NBC33) — A convicted felon was arrested after he allegedly shot and killed a man following a dice game.
The Baton Rouge Police Department reports that the incident occurred at roughly 1:30 a.m. on Saturday, June 8. It happened at a home located in the 6500 block of Nottingham.
Officials say the suspect, Frank Johnson, 33, of Baker was involved in a physical fight with the victim, James Williams, 43, prior to the shooting. Johnson allegedly pulled out a gun and knocked one man unconscious before shooting the victim in the chest.
Williams was transported to a local hospital where he later died as a result of his injuries.
Johnson was arrested and charged with Second-Degree Murder, Aggravated Second-Degree Battery, and Felon in Possession of a Firearm.
This is the second homicide investigation for the Baton Rouge Police Department within a 24-hour period. This incident marks to 26th homicide within the city limits during 2013. Of those cases, 12 remain open without a suspect.
Click here to view a full list of all the homicides that have occurred in East Baton Rouge Parish in 2013.


text: Singapore aims to capture its history, 'messiness' and allBy David Gurien, CNNUpdated 4:20 AM ET, Mon September 24, 2012 8 photosSingapore Memory Project – Singapore is calling on all its residents to share their memories as the island nation approaches its 50th anniversary of independence. Thousands of residents have uploaded photos, videos, even e-books, documenting their life in the culturally rich city-state. So far, more than 400,000 memories have been collected. Hide Caption 1 of 8 8 photosSingapore Memory Project – Singapore's Rochor Centre is an eye-catching feature of the island nation's skyline. It is also the center of many memories submitted to the Singapore Memory Project. "What struck me the most was the sense of family," said Ruth Ann Keh, 17, a project volunteer. "All the people I talked to mentioned the bond. Now you don't know your neighbors." The Rochor Centre is slated to be torn down in 2016 to make way for a new expressway.Hide Caption 2 of 8 8 photosSingapore Memory Project – Dr. George Khoo, 84, started practicing medicine at Singapore's Rochor Centre shortly after it was built in 1977. When the buildings were contructed, Khoo said he treated addicts at nearby opium dens because they could not make it to his clinic. "It was hard treating them in the pitch darkness of the opium dens," Khoo recalled. "I had to call out their names and they would call out to me ... but I never really knew for sure who exactly I was treating." Khoo says he and his colleagues are still looking for a suitable location to move before the Rochor complex is torn down. "I will miss Rochor when it goes," he said.Hide Caption 3 of 8 8 photosSingapore Memory parrot – Other memories are more personal. In this image, a little girl shows off her ability to hold a small bird along the "Pet Walk" in Serangoon North, an apartment cluster in the north-central part of Singapore that is often crowded with pet enthusiasts.Hide Caption 4 of 8 8 photosSingapore Memory skyline – A view of Singapore's waterfront district in 1970, compared with the way it looks today.Hide Caption 5 of 8 8 photosSingapore Memory Project – The Singapore Memory Project also commissioned what it calls "Drawn from Memory" works that include "comic adaptations of some of the most nostalgic and emotive aspects of life in Singapore." Koh Hong Teng and Dave Chua submitted a comic book called "The Cut," showing life in a kampung, or village. This cover art by Teng shows what his life was like in Kampung Chai Chee, where he lived with many relatives in the early 1970s.Hide Caption 6 of 8 8 photosSingapore Memory Sauce Factory – This image shows the traditional method of making soy sauce at Kwong Woh Hing Sauce Factory, which was founded 60 years ago by Woo Hoh, an entrepreneur from southern China. Today, the factory is run by Woo's children, who still produce traditional soy (or soya) sauce, which despite minimal advertising is very popular in Singapore and around the world.Hide Caption 7 of 8 8 photosSingapore Memory Project – Hamzah Yaacor, 17, is one of several students helping aggregate the stories sent in to Singapore Memory Project. Yaacore has put together a small book of interviews, called "Streets We Remember." He says he has learned more about his country from his conversations with Singapore's older residents than he has in his history lessons in school. Hide Caption 8 of 8Story highlightsSingapore is using crowdsourcing to compile its recent history The city-state will celebrate 50 years of independence in 2015It's calling on all citizens to upload memories to its Memory ProjectSingaporeans have shared memories in photos, blog posts, e-books and videosDr. George Khoo vividly remembers the opium dens. Fifty years ago, they lined the street just down from his small Singapore clinic. It was the time just before independence in 1965, before the shiny skyscrapers, velvet freeways and almost-painfully spotless streets. Many of his patients were addicts struggling to unhook, he writes. Many would not come to the clinic. He had to go into the dens to find and treat them. "It was hard treating them in the pitch darkness," he recalled. "I had to call out their names and they would call out to me. I would then give the injection, but I never really knew for sure who exactly I was treating."Khoo's gritty memories have been captured as part of a unique, crowdsourced history project that Singapore has commissioned ahead of its 50th anniversary of independence in 2015. The goal of the Singapore Memory Project is not to produce a slick history."We're not going for certain types of people," said Memory Project director Gene Tan. "What we're looking for is specificity. It's the messiness of it, of the lives people lived and the communities they lived in, that we want to have."So far, Singaporeans have sent in more than 400,000 memories -- including text, audio, still images, even e-books and video uploaded to the project's website or through a free iPhone app available on iTunes. With the support of 120 partner groups and 130 volunteers, the project hopes to record 5 million Singaporeans, virtually everyone in the country. Before the economic boomAlong Singapore's shoreline in the years after independence, fishermen would lay their morning catch on the beach where vendors from the nearby "hawker" stands would buy fish to serve at their small, hot food shacks, recalled Faridah Anom.Today, that site is home to a row of terrace houses. Just WatchedSingapore's many millionairesreplayMore Videos ...Singapore's many millionaires 03:16PLAY VIDEOJust WatchedSingapore's multi-level economic plansreplayMore Videos ...Singapore's multi-level economic plans 04:09PLAY VIDEOJust WatchedSingapore buffeted by financial storms replayMore Videos ...Singapore buffeted by financial storms 04:06PLAY VIDEO"Everything is gone," Anom said. "It was so long ago."It was only the 1960s, the 1970s. But in Singapore, that was another eon. In 1965, the year of independence, Singapore's per capita GDP was $516. Last year, it was about $60,000 -- among the top five in the world. That mammoth growth has dramatically transformed Singapore's landscape in just a few short decades, from rows of hardscrabble fishing shacks and bungalow neighborhoods to a towering glass, steel and concrete wonderland of efficiency, wealth and dazzle. Little remains of what was there just a short time ago: Many of the houses, the stores, the neighborhoods and the communities have been transformed.Hamzah Yaacor, 17, only remembers today's booming Singapore. As a volunteer for the Singapore Memory Project, Yaacor and two other students are interviewing seniors along a just a few streets for a small book of interviews titled "Streets We Remember." Yaacor said he is learning more than he ever did in school about Singapore's history from people like Anom. "You start talking about their memories, and they just open up," Yaacor said. "Looking at this personal history, it's more authentic."Singapore schools, he said, teach history as a blanket of facts, figures, dates and places. But he said it's actually more like a patchwork quilt, something that he and his fellow students hope to capture for the Memory Project.All the memories collected have fallen into two broad categories: individual recollections about Singaporeans' communities, their friends, their schools, the way they were. The other are collective memories -- the experiences and objects that nearly everyone shared. Big and small memoriesJames Seah was 11 years old in 1961 when a massive fire tore through his neighborhood, Singapore's Bukit Ho Swee squatter settlement, destroying some 2,000 homes. "Dark billowing smoke filled the sky, the smell was toxic," Seah recalled in his Singapore Memory Project blog post. "People were screaming and shouting 'Fire, Fire' ... I had never seen a big fire that burnt down houses and places before. I had not read about it, or watched it on television (monochrome TV broadcast in Singapore only began in April 1963) or at the movies. Many Singapore residents remember exactly where they were when a devastating fire broke out in 1961.He described a feeling of "excitement rather than a fear of danger.""My mother and I ran as fast as we could as we fled from the burning houses," Seah said. "There was a stampede. The older and weaker people were carried by younger and stronger ones."The Bukit Ho Swee fire left four dead and thousands homeless and is one of those moments in Singapore's history where most people alive at the time remember where they were when they learned about the massive blaze. Other memories focus more on Singapore's rapidly evolving culture, including one e-book focusing on the traditional games children played, arranged by clicking on alphabet letters made to look like children's blocks. Another e-book covers the playgrounds that have been swept away by the city-state's rapid development. Ruth Ann Keh, 17, and two of her fellow students compiled the memories of people living in the Rochor Centre complex that is slated to be torn down in 2016 to make way for a new expressway. Many residents have lived there for decades, and neighbors were like family. One resident told Keh the story of a birthday party some boys held years ago on an open deck, and how all the neighbors came down. "What struck me the most was the sense of family," Keh said. "All the people I talked to mentioned the bond. Now, you don't know your neighbors. It's not as it was before. But it is possible to have a sense of neighborhood. It's just a matter of making time." Sharon Ng recalled fond memories of growing up watching her grandmother use a bucket instead of a cash register at the Kian Guan sauce factory."Inside, my father, uncle and one hired worker would sit on small stools or on the floor, hard at work six days weekly making chilli, tomato and soya sauces, bottling them and tying the bottles expertly with thin rope-like twine in packs of six or 12," Ng wrote in her Singapore Memory Project post. "Grandma sold sauces at the ground floor shop while the rest were sold to other businesses. All her takings were kept in an iron pail on a pulley. She just pulled the rope down, put in the money and the pail went up."A generation's giftSingapore's Memory Project is about a country getting personal with itself, and project director Tan said most of the posts are "very emotional." "There's a lot of longing in all the memories -- longing and attachment to people who are gone, places that are gone," he said.Other posts reminisce about Singapore's sense of community before its economic boom. But he said there's also celebration about the stability that Singapore enjoys today. "There's a great sense of relief of where we are today," Tan said.In the process, the Memory Project staffers say, they are learning things about themselves that they never expected. They thought the project was about talking to others, about something external. But they've realized that documenting Singapore's history is about them, too. "We started out with a lot of arrogance," Tan explained. "We started with an intent to hack into other people's memories. What's humbling is there's nothing to hack into, but only things to discover."Singapore is a young country that has packed more history into its few years than most others. But in a place where most everyone came from somewhere else, the Memory Project is helping define what it means to be Singaporean. It is bringing texture to the life of the nation, endowing a diverse people with a common identity, a way to look forward together. The submissions also make for astonishingly interesting reads."This is the gift of our generation," Tan said. "History is not just for the leaders. It's about random people, too." More from asiaFilmmaker: India's ban on rape documentary is 'based on nothing'The long, troubled history of the suspect in U.S. ambassador's attackChina to narrow gap with U.S. by increasing military spendingPowered by Livefyre


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