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Never mind on-demand and box sets, we still love to talk about a TV cliffhanger
When it comes to a truly popular, talked-about TV moment - the old rules still apply
During a splendid half-hour interview with the novelist Margaret Atwood on the BBC News Channel this week, the interviewer asked something about the way the writer had ended her latest novel. Ms Atwood's eyes widened and her friendly gaze became menacing. "You're not going to talk about the ending!" she half asked, half demanded, incredulously.
Sadly, talking about endings has become all the rage. Critics in all art-forms increasingly take a perverse delight in revealing the dénouement. When I read, as I often do, "I will say nothing about the startling coup de théâtre/plot twist, unsettling climax, except to say…" I always stop reading, knowing that the "except to say" will say too much.
And then there is the case of the cult TV programme, the programme that really does make it to the water-cooler, the programme that demands coverage of its last night as much, if not more, than its first night. This week that programme has been the brilliant American comedy-drama Breaking Bad. I'm a bit tardy with Breaking Bad, so have invested in the box set and have not yet reached the final episodes. So I tried (God, how I tried) to avoid the reviews, stories, features, cartoons, that flung the dénouement in my face. I never dreamt quite how difficult that would be.
I would read a report of the Conservative Party Conference, I thought, there at least I would be safe. But, no. Political sketchwriters and columnists seeking popular-culture metaphors for some arcane aspect of Tory policy turned to Breaking Bad and its dénouement or the final stages. Nowhere, from the travel pages to the sports pages, from football to cookery, even "Thought for the Day", has been safe. And, as I contemplate my expensive box set about which I now know far too much, I do begin to ponder on the fact that the way we consume and comment on popular TV remains more traditional than we think.
This is the age, we are told again and again, when we watch TV on computer, on "catch-up", or on box sets, or Sky-Plussed, any old way but on the night of transmission. And that clearly is the case with any number of TV series. But when it comes to a truly popular, talked-about TV moment, then the old rules still apply. It will be reviewed, it will be discussed at the water-cooler, it will be the subject of any number of passing comments on the week of its broadcast. Put a recording of it away for a rainy day or a cold winter's night, and your enjoyment will be, if not ruined, then certainly tarnished.
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Multichannel liquid-crystal-based wave-front corrector with modal influence functions
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We report on a multichannel liquid-crystal-based wave-front corrector with smooth modal influence functions. The phase is controlled by application of spatially localized ac voltages to a distributed voltage divider formed by a liquid-crystal layer sandwiched between a high-conductance and a low-conductance electrode. The shape of the influence function depends on the control frequency and material parameters of the distributed voltage divider. We have experimentally realized a reflective modulator controlled by an array of 16 × 16 electrodes, providing phase control with an amplitude of ~16π at λ =633 nm with a time constant of the order of tens of milliseconds. We experimentally demonstrated that the amplitude of each influence function can be controlled by change of the control voltage, whereas the width of the influence function is controlled by the frequency of the control voltage in a range of ~1 mm to the full width of the modulator aperture.
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Alexander F. Naumov and Gleb Vdovin, "Multichannel liquid-crystal-based wave-front corrector with modal influence functions," Opt. Lett. 23, 1550-1552 (1998)
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It is a real component of every NFL season and has an impact in some way, shape or form, even for those teams that try to prepare for it. The New England Patriots need to be especially concerned about it this year, considering they have designs on a lengthy January playoff run. The St. Louis Rams and Jacksonville Jaguars in particular should take strides to combat it, if they hope to stay in first place in their divisions. And the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, though probably already facing an uphill battle to stay in playoff contention, may need to be as afraid of it as any other team in the NFL.
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I began my rookie season with the Washington Redskins in 2001 at 308 pounds and still remember feeling like training camp and the preseason had been practically an entire college season in and of itself. It wasn't, but it sure felt like it. In college, I had two weeks of preseason practice and then 10 regular-season games for a total of 12 weeks of football. Just the preseason in the NFL is at least six weeks long. Then there are 17 more to go after that.
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Now, I played in the Ivy League, and I recognize that the guys who played for BCS powerhouse schools had longer seasons than I did, but it is still nothing like 23 straight weeks of football, including 20 games, not to mention the playoffs. Rookies almost always have extra duties, including working out in the early group at 6:30 a.m. and staying later on the practice field and in film sessions, long after the veterans go home for the day. It is easy to see why it is such a hard adjustment.
My sleep patterns got totally out of whack because I was unaccustomed to getting up early on a daily basis. I remember being so exhausted after practice every day late in the season that I would immediately go to sleep as soon as I got home. I would sleep from around 5 to 9 p.m. and didn't know what to do when I was wide awake at 9 p.m. I also wasn't eating consistently for whatever reason and finished the season around 288 pounds, meaning I dropped 20 pounds during the season. That is not good for any player, let alone an offensive lineman.
The crazy thing is I wasn't even playing. I was inactive on game day virtually every Sunday that season but still felt the effects of the marathon NFL season. What must it be like for key Patriots starters and contributors such as Devin McCourty, Jermaine Cunningham, Brandon Spikes and Rob Gronkowski? Or how about Jaguars starting rookie defensive linemen Tyson Alualu and Austen Lane?
Coaches are well aware of the problem. My coach that rookie season was Marty Schottenheimer, and I distinctly remember his meeting with the rookies to try to address it. He told me recently why.
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Bengals head coach Marvin Lewis, who is getting key contributions this season from rookies Jermaine Gresham, Jordan Shipley and Carlos Dunlap, echoed Schottenheimer's sentiments. "I think you address it certainly with them as a group, but then I always do it individually as well with the guys that are getting a lot of playing time," Lewis said. "It's mainly about nutrition and rest."
Whether the rookies on certain contending teams are able to climb over that rookie wall remains to be seen and probably will be a key factor down the stretch.
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Q: I reckon O-linemen should get a stat like "Sacks Allowed," because without stats, I feel as though they don't get the recognition that they deserve. Sure, there's Anthony Munoz, Walter Jones, and Matt Light, but don't you think it would be a better determination of who's the best?
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A: First of all, Light is a great guy who has had a nice career, but he should never be mentioned in the same sentence as Munoz or Jones. Even Light would tell you that. As far as the sacks allowed stat, it's not an official one and never could be. It is not always clearly defined who gave up a sack. A lot of times, it can be a combination of errors by two linemen or a linemen and a back that causes a sack.
Q: Why in your opinion do fans so often side with owners rather than players when it comes to labor issues? When I watch I'm rooting for players. I never see an owner being sacked or booed and never see a player threatening to move the team if I don't cough up tax dollars for a new stadium.
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A: Good point. I'm not really sure, but my guess is that it stems from the fans being aware of the significant salaries that players receive to play a game that many fans feel they would play for free. Conversely, most fans have no idea how much money most NFL owners make.
Q: I think your comment about Andre Johnson and Cortland Finnegan trying to "win an individual matchup" being laudable is laughable. It was incredibly selfish. It was not motivated by a desire to help the team. It was about settling an individual score. Nothing more. Give Johnson credit. He wasn't foolish enough to do it in a tight game and waited until the game as almost over. But he should have been suspended and could have hurt his team in a playoff hunt. The only reason he wasn't suspended was his presence being needed as the marquee player in an upcoming game that happened to be on the NFL's flagship.
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A: First of all, almost every NFL play is a series of individual matchups, and it is incumbent upon each player to do what it takes to win his one-on-one matchup on that play. Secondly, the fight is not what was laudable. What was laudable is what led up to that point.
Q: I understand that it's YOUR Top 10. However, how can leave off the 8-3 New Orleans Saints while having the Chargers (6-5), Chiefs (7-4), Packers (7-4), Eagles (7-4) & Steelers (8-3), whom the Saints beat by double digits)?
Jeremy from Houston
A: It was simply an omission on my part that has been fixed in today's Top 10.
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The Deal: Australia Blocks ADM's GrainCorp Purchase
The Deal) -- The Australian government has blocked
Archer Daniels Midland's
(ADM - Get Report) A$3.4 billion ($3.2 billion) acquisition of
GrainCorp, deciding that foreign ownership of the country's largest East Coast grain handler ran against the national interest.
Australian Treasurer Joe Hockey announced the decision on Friday, Nov. 29, ending Decatur, Ill.-based ADM's more than seven-month wait for an approval that appeared to be in the bag until snap elections in September led to a change of government.
"We are disappointed by this decision," Archer Daniels Midland Chairman and CEO Patricia Woertz said in a statement. "We are confident that our acquisition of GrainCorp would have created value for shareholders of ADM and GrainCorp, as well as grain growers and the Australian economy."
Archer Daniels Midland has been left with no room to save the deal as the Treasury offered it no conditions or possible undertakings that would allow the takeover to progress.
Hockey's decision follows public in-fighting among Australia's recently installed coalition government over Archer Daniels Midland's offer. The government is led by the traditionally free-market Liberal party but has paired up with the Australian National Party, which draws its support from rural communities, where Archer Daniels Midland's acquisition was unpopular.
"Many industry participants, particularly growers in eastern Australia, have expressed concern that the proposed acquisition could reduce competition and impede growers' ability to access the grain storage, logistics and distribution network," Hockey said in a statement explaining his decision. "Given that the transition towards more robust competition continues and a more competitive network is still emerging, I consider that now is not the right time for a 100 per cent foreign acquisition of this key Australian business."
Archer Daniels Midland had been pursuing GrainCorp since October 2012, and made a series of bids before striking an agreed offer of A$12.20 per share in April. The total A$3.4 billion offer valued GrainCorp's equity at A$2.7 billion and included debt of A$700 million. Archer Daniels Midland initially expected to complete the deal by August, but its plans were disrupted when the-then Labor Government, which supported the deal, ousted Prime Minister Julia Gillard, sparking elections that installed the Liberal-National coalition.
"Today was the first big test of Joe Hockey's economic credibility as Treasurer," Labor treasury spokesman Chris Bowen tweeted. "He failed it."
The decision to rule out Archer Daniels Midland on national interest grounds effectively precludes any other foreign bidders for GrainCorp. Australia's Competition & Consumer Commission cleared the offer in June, noting that it would have little effect on competition. At the time of Archer Daniels Midland's initial offer, analysts speculated that
Cargill or
Louis Dreyfus Holding might also be tempted to bid.
"Today's events will have enduring implications that will be felt not only by our shareholders but by the entire industry," GrainCorp Chairman Don Taylor said in a statement. "Australian agriculture has been prevented from realising the potential benefits from the significant capital ADM would have invested in the long term future of the industry."
GrainCorp owns seven of the 10 grain port terminals on Australia's East Coast and handles about 85% of all grain exported from Australia's three largest grain producing states New South Wales, Queensland and Victoria. The sale of GrainCorp would have meant that substantially all of Australia's grain export infrastructure was under the control of three foreign owners -- ADM, Cargill and Switzerland-based
Glencore Xstrata.
"I welcome the fact that Australia will continue to have a major locally-owned company dedicated to furthering the interests of the Australian industry," said Deputy Prime Minister and leader of the National Party Warren Truss.
Truss has led opposition to Archer Daniels Midland's acquisition and earlier this month claimed that the sale of GrainCorp would threaten Australia's position as an agricultural power.
Archer Daniels Midland, which owns 19.8% of GrainCorp, said it planned to work with the Australian company to maximize its investment. GrainCorp shares plunged Friday to as low as A$8.25, an almost two-year low, before recovering to close at A$8.72, down A$2.48, or 22% ,from their Thursday close.
Archer Daniels Midland shares closed Wednesday before Thanksgiving at $41.49.
GrainCorp took advice from Credit Suisse Group's Max Billingham and John O'Sullivan and Greenhill & Co. LLC's Simon Mordant and Roger Feletto. It tapped Gilbert & Tobin's John Williamson-Noble and David Clee for legal counsel.
A Barclays plc team including Dan Janes, Anthony Lazzoppina, Julian Babich and Oliver Johnson and Citigroup Inc. advised Archer Daniels. Corrs Chambers Westgarth's Braddon Jolley, Sandy Mak and Jeremy Horwood and Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP's Richard Hall, Andrew R. Thompson, Stephen L. Gordon and Eric W. Hilfers provided legal counsel.
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As Muslim populations in Europe and North America continue to grow, the demand for Islamic finance services is exceeding supply, one of the region's leading bankers has said.
Mike de Graffenried, chief executive officer of Qatar First Investment Bank (QFIB), told Arabian Business: "I'm quite sure that the more profound demand is for retail finance; for home financing."
He also added: "That is probably not being met as deeply as it should be. I think the availability of services lags demand at this point."
In addition, de Graffenried noted that as Western governments seek new investment bases, and as long as the Gulf region continued to develop excess capital, they would need to start borrowing Islamically, through sukuk.
But the CEO also pointed out that a number of banks from the region are reaching out to Europe. Qatar Islamic Bank has plans to open services in Paris, and there are a number of Islamic banks in London.
de Graffenried added: "And as those businesses build up or as the Muslim community gets bigger and bigger in terms of economic power within Europe, I think the corporate banking services are going to have to develop."
He also said: "There's much talk about it, but not much has happened in reality, but as long as this is going to be an excess capital generating region, and the desire at least in the private sector is to be more Islamic in one's investments, one would think that the market would develop further."
The QFIB official admitted that the industry hadn't developed at quite the pace observers might have suggested, but added that Islamic finance had a strong future abroad.
Qatar Islamic Bank is in the process of launching its first dollar denominated sukuk issue after roadshows in regions including Europe. Sources have said the lender could raise as much as $750m.
At the end of last week, Bank of London and the Middle East (BLME) the biggest wholesale Islamic bank in Europe - marked a return to profitability by reporting profits before tax of $5.7m in the first half.
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Posted by: Naushad Wednesday, 20 October 2010 8:25 AM[UAE] - USAI've seen keen interest in Islamic Finance in the USA. In addition to financing, Sharia-compliant investing is also growing as evidenced by US-based firms such as ShariaPortfolio and Amana Funds.
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While the stock has increased a bit during last week I believe there is still some ways up for the stock to reflect the new reality of EPS estimates.
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MINNEAPOLIS -- The
Boston Red Sox
have a couple of health concerns in their starting outfield.
Center fielder
Mike Cameron
and left fielder
Jacoby Ellsbury
will each be examined on Friday. Cameron was scratched from the lineup for Thursday's game at Minnesota, and Ellsbury is still feeling discomfort from the collision that has sidelined him since last Sunday.
The initial diagnosis for Cameron was a lower abdominal strain, but manager Terry Francona said after an 8-0 loss to the Twins that the team wants to make sure it's a muscular issue and not something else such as appendicitis.
"It's unusual," Cameron said. "I haven't experienced anything like this before. I'm going to see the doctor tomorrow and try to figure out what's going on."
Cameron is batting .217 with one extra-base hit and no RBIs in his first season with the Red Sox. He said he felt "something" during Wednesday's game.
"I just kept playing and all of a sudden it really came on," Cameron said. "It's hard to breathe and kind of hard to even walk."
Ellsbury missed his third straight game because of bruised ribs, hurt when he ran into third baseman
Adrian Beltre
while they chased a foul ball at Kansas City. Francona said Ellsbury was not as far along as the team hoped.
"I can't really take a deep breath without getting a sharp pain," Ellsbury said. "It's better safe than sorry. We're going to see exactly what it is."
Ellsbury tried to take some swings off a tee before the game, but he couldn't do much. He said he hoped to avoid the disabled list, but that he wouldn't play at home on Friday against Tampa Bay if he doesn't feel better.
"If I can't breathe right, I don't know if I should be playing," he said.
Bill Hall
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French author and journalist, known as the creator of ArsÞne Lupin, master of disguises, the French gentleman-thief turned detective. Leblanc was a very prolific writer – he published over 60 novels and short stories. His famous hero appeared first time in the crime story 'L'arrestation d'ArsÞne Lupin,' which was written for periodical Je sais tout in 1905. Lupin was a forerunner of Simon Templar (the Saint) and other Robin Hoods of modern crime. "He worked at his profession for a living, but also for his amusement. He gave the impression of a dramatist who thoroughly enjoys his own plays and who stands in the wings laughing heartily at the comic dialogue and diverting situations which he himself has invented" (from ArsÞne Lupin, Gentleman Thief, 1907) Maurice Marie ╔mile Leblanc was born in Rouen into a wealthy and cultured family. He was the second child of Emile Leblanc, who was of Italian ancestry, and Blance Brohy; she died in 1885. At the age of four the young Maurice was saved from a burning house. When the war of 1870 broke out, Maurice was six. After education at the lycÚe Corneille in Rouen, in Germany (Berlin) and Italy, he worked for the family firm. Leblanc then studied law in Paris but abandoned business career to become a pulp crime writer and police reporter for French periodicals and newspapers, such as Figaro, Gil Blas, and Echo de Paris. Une femme (1893), Leblanc's first novel, enjoyed only a moderate success. In 1899 Leblanc married Marie-Ernestine Lalanne; they divorced in 1895. With his second wife, Margaret, he spent many summers in Gueures, in the Haute-Normandie region in northern France. Leblanc's early fiction showed the influence of Gustave Flaubert, who was the brother of the family doctor, and Guy de Maupassant. He had long career as a writer for periodicals, but it was not until the creation of ArsÞne Lupin, when he gained in his forties international fame, equaled only by that of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes. Lupin, the ultimate gentleman criminal, kept Leblanc busy for the next twenty-five years. Bound to his own creation, Leblanc once said, that "Lupin follows me everywhere. He is not my shadow. I am his shadow." Lupin's character was born by an accidental assignment from Pierre Laffitte, the publisher of a new journal, Je Sais Tout, which was modelled on the Strand, at that time an avant-garde magazine. Laffitte commissioned Leblanc to write a story with a Holmes or Raffles type hero. Instead, Leblanc created a character which was the opposite of both of them – a carefree rogue adventurer after the model of Ponson de Terrail's Rocambole (1866). Leblanc himself was hailed as "the French Conan Doyle" in advertisements. Leblanc's hero met the great rival, Sherlock Holmes in ArsÞne Lupin contre Herlock SholmÞs (1908) and outwitted the English master detective. Around the time of Lupin's appearance, the French press reported of a new phenomena, "the gentleman burglar". Soon it was taken for granted that there is a new type of criminal who wore a frock-coat, top hat, white gloves, monocle, and cane. However, these were not Lupin everyday garments. First Leblanc called his hero ArsÞne Lopin, after a Parisian councilor, but when the real Lopin protested, he changed the name. 'L'arrestation d'ArsÞne Lupin' appeared in English in The Exploits of Arsene Lupin (1909). Alexander Louis Teixeira de Mattos, who translated Leblanc's works into English, was a multilingual talent, who translated also from the Danish, Dutch, German, West Flemish. Leblanc became in 1912 a member of the French Legion of Honour. Most of the year he lived in Passy, writing in his garden. Summers he spent on the Normandy coast, near the medieval port of Honfleur, favored also by such painters as Courbet and Renoir. Leblanc's sister, the singer and actress Georgette Leblanc, was the companion of the Belgian author Maurice Maeterlinck, with whom she lived for 23 years. From 1923 she was the companion of Margaret Anderson, they both were disciples of occultist George Gurdjieff. Maurice Leblanc died on November 6, 1941, in Perpignan, in southern France near the Spanish border, where he had fled with his family to escape the German occupation. Because Lupin had been arrested in the introductory story, the second told about his time in prison, and in the third he escaped. The first nine adventures were collected in ArsÞne Lupin, gentleman-cambrioleur (1907), which included a parody of Holmes, 'Sherlock Holmes Arrives Too Late'. Due to threatening letters from Conan Doyle's lawyers, Leblanc called Lupin's adversary Herlock Sholmes in the following tales published in Je Sais Tout. Most of Holmes' adventures had been published in France between 1902 and 1907. Conan Doyle was also aware of Lupin's existence, although there is no reference to him in Doyle's stories. Lupin is a master of disguise, whose criminal activities have more or less "unselfish" grounds. Although he operates mostly outside the law, he is brave and chivalrious. If he steals a painting, it is so that it may be genuinely appreciated. Lupin amuses himself making fools of the police. His opponent is the inspector Ganimard from the S¹rete. Later during his underworld career Lupin worked more in consort with the police, and in Les Dents du tigre (1921) he helped the Police Prefect Desmalions to capture a murderer. Leblanc himself served as a consultant on the staff of the Paris Prefect of Police, and this shift reflected in his plots. Among the best novels are 813 (1910), in which Lupin, accused of murder, heads the police investigation to clear himself by finding the true killer of a diamond king. In L'Aiguille creuse (1910) a bright lycÚe student manages to solve the riddle of Lupin and sees his treasure chamber. Lupin falls in love with a beautiful girl, promising to give up his life of crime, but she is shot by Holmes. La Comtesse de Cagliostro (1924) told about Lupin at the age of twenty, when his name was Raoul d'AndrÞsy. He loves wine, beautiful women, and diamonds, but after meeting the intriguing Countess Cagliostro his life is changed. ArsÞne Lupin's adventures have been basis for several movies and television series and he has featured in theatre productions. AndrÚ BrulÚ, who played Lupin on the stage beginning from ArsÞne Lupin (1908), continued in the role until his death in 1953. Leblanc co-wrote this dramatization with Francis de Croisset, a popular playwright. The play opened at le ThÚÔtre de l'AthÚnÚe in Paris with great success. In Japan the gentleman burglar has inspired a series about Lupin's grandson, Lupin III. The philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre admired ArsÞne Lupin, defining him in Les Mots as "Cyrano of the Underworld" due to his Herculean strength, his shrewd courage, and his typically French intelligence. T.S. Eliot remarked of Lupin, "I used to read him, but I have now graduated Inspector Maigret." (see ArsÞne Lupin, Gentleman-Thief, introduction by Michael Sims, 2007) For further reading: World Authors 1900-1950, Vol. 2, ed. by Martin Seymour-Smith and Andew C. Kimmens (1996); Maurice Leblanc, ArsÞne Lupin malgrÚ lui by Jacques Derouard (1989); Twentieth Century Crime and Mystery Writers, ed. by John M. Reilly (1985); Murder for Pleasure: The Life and Times of the Detective Story by H. Haycraft (1941) - "He was a quiet, friendly man with a large moustache who liked to play chess and to write in his glass-enclosed study, designed to catch every ray of natural light." (from World Authors, 1900-1950, vol. 2, ed. by Martin Seymour-Smith and Andrew C. Kimmes, 1996) - Films: The Gentleman Burglar (1908) by Edwin S. Porter (remade in 1911 under the title Fate); ArsÞne Lupin contra Sherlock Holmes (1910-1911), starring Paul Otto; ArsÞne Lupin Ende (1911); ArsÞne Lupin (1916), starring Gerald Ames; ArsÞne Lupin (1917), starring Earle Williams; The Teeth of the Tiger (1919); 813 (1920); ArsÞne Lupin's Utolso Kalandja (1921) by Paul Fejos; ArsÞne Lupin (1932), dir. by Jack Conway, starring John Barrymore; ArsÞne Lupin dÚtective (1937), dir. by Henri Diamant-Berger, starring Jules Berry; ArsÞne Lupin Returns (1938), dir. by George Fitzmaurice, starring Melvyn Douglas; Enter ArsÞne Lupin (1944), dir. by Ford Beebe, starring Charles Korvin; Les aventures d'ArsÞne Lupin (1956), dir. by Jacques Becker, starring Robert Lamoureux; SignÚ: ArsÞne Lupin (1959), dir. by Yves Robert, starring Robert Lamoureux; ArsÞne Lupin contre ArsÞne Lupin (1962), dir. by Edouard Molinaro, starring Jean-Claude Brialy; ArsÞne Lupin (1970-71), French-Swedish television series; Rupan sansei: Kariosutoro no shiro (1979), dir. by Hayao Miyazaki; ArsÞne Lupin (2004), dir. by Jean-Paul SalomÚ Selected works:
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Transport group Go-Ahead said today it wants to make profits of £100m a year from running bus services in the UK.
The group, which runs the Konectbus routes in Norwich, Swaffham, Dereham, Watton and Wymondham, also acquired Beccles-based Anglian Buses in April.
Anglain Buses runs services in the Suffolk coast area, Norwich, Great Yarmouth and Lowestoft.
The business currently generates an annual return of £70m from a fleet of around 4,600 buses carrying some 1.7m passengers a day.
It said the new target would be achieved by the 2015/16 financial year through "high quality services, innovation and marketing and cost efficiency".
In a meeting with City investors, chief executive David Brown said he believed there was "significant potential" to grow the bus part of the business.
It comes as Go-Ahead faces up to uncertainty in its rail operation following the Department for Transport's decision to postpone current rail franchise competitions in the wake of the west coast mainline debacle.
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Two of the finest jazz pianists come together for a special concert teaming the structure and texture of classical music with the improvisation of jazz, including work from Steve Reich and Philip Glass - two of the founding fathers of minimalist music - classical and jazz composer Patrick Zimmerli, as well as the duo's own compositions.
Jim Moray
Jim Moray is one of the most consistently inventive musicians working in traditional folk music today. After four ground-breaking albums, and numerous awards, he now finds himself at the forefront of a new folk revival in the UK, and hailed as a pivotal influence by a new generation of folk musicians while still only being in his 20s himself.
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Blair Dunlop
Blair Dunlop is the son of Ashley Hutchins. Musically nurtured from an early age, he began playing guitar at the age of six and is now an accomplished singer, guitarist and actor.
He played Little Willy Wonka in the 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory' touring production and has appeared at various folk festivals. A rising star in the folk world, he was one of four finalists in the BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards and a member of the newly formed Albion Band alongside his solo work.
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Venue: Royal Northern College of Music (RNCM)
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Website: rncm.ac.uk
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Winsome Shoe Rack with Shelves
Organize your footwear in a simple style with the Winsome Shoe Rack with Shelves. This shoe rack has shelves and metal tray that provide space to keep your required items in place. It has a classic design that blends with most of the decor.
Constructed from beech wood, this shoe rack is sturdy and durable. Finished in antique walnut, this shoe rack looks great with most of the decor. This shoe rack has three open shelves that can accommodate your shoe collection efficiently. There is also a metal sink tray at the top, which can be used for keeping other required items or for protecting the footwear from wet weather if placed outdoors. The sturdy legs provide exceptional stability for long lasting use. This space saving shoe rack is an excellent addition to keep in the closet, mudroom, entryway or living room. This lightweight shoe rack can be easily moved from one place to another.
This Shoe Rack with Shelves from Winsome is practical and easy to assemble. You can take care of this piece by wiping it clean with a dry cloth. This shoe rack is robust and a great addition for any home.
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For over three decades, Winsome Trading Inc. has been a manufacturer and distributor of high quality pantryware and lifestyle furniture for the home. Specializing in solid wood, Winsome has continually brought forth innovative products in combinations of solid wood and other various materials such as wrought iron, aluminum, steel, marble and glass.Winsome Shoe Rack with Shelves
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Makes a sturdy plant shelf! Judy from Malden, MA– Verified Buyer I was looking for a plant shelf about the height of the windows in my bedroom and was frustrated with not finding anything the right size/height and solid enough that the plants wouldn't tip over. When I saw this shoe rack with a metal tray on top, I thought it was perfect--and it was!. I use the 2 lower shelves for instruction books for my exercise equipment. The wood fits in well with my other furniture. |
Meets my expectations and needs perfectly. Shawn from Nyack NY– Verified Buyer Very nice product. Well designed, easily assembled (10 minutes if you have a power screwdriver). I wear size 13's, and it holds 9 pairs of my shoes. I use the drip tray on the floor UNDER the bottom shelf to hold wet/muddy shoes/boots which ups the qty to an even dozen. And the open space on one end is a perfect umbrella holder. I'm going to buy another. |
A great shoe rack Eric from Boston, MA– Verified Buyer– Top 100 Reviewer I'm really happy with this product. It was easy to put together and is stable. It looks wonderful, the solid wood is apparent and it has arich finish. I don't understand why there's the gap in the side of each shelf ... I suspect there's some clever reason I haven't yet puzzled out. The metal tray up top is nice to keep snow and slush dripping on the shoes below. |
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With that being said, she doesn't like her CP classes very much, so that's where most of the complaints come from. AMAZING for AP, not so much for CP.
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Geneva Overholser, my friend and successor as editor of The Des Moines Register, seems to have forgotten that the First Amendment is there to protect the outrageous and the outspoken and the outlandish, as well as nice people like her (''The Journalist and the Whistle-Blower,'' Op-Ed, Feb. 6). She thinks that the syndicated columnist Robert Novak has acted outlandishly and thus should have to reveal a confidential source.
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Product Review: Sedona Food Dehydrator
by Dana Angelo White in Product Reviews, May 19, 2012There are tactics for food preservation beyond canning and pickling. With garden season approaching, I was excited to try out this nifty appliance.
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At first I was surprised when a very large, heavy box appeared on my doorstep, but I was immediately impressed by the looks of this machine. Measuring about 14 inches high and 17 inches wide, it has digital timer and temperature gauges and easy-to-read controls. It also comes equipped with various well-made (BPA free) trays to accommodate any type of food. My favorite was an ingenious flat tray for making crackers and fruit leather.
The concept is fairly simple: The machine circulates warm air throughout the chamber to evaporate the liquid out of foods. The drying process concentrates the flavor, changes the texture and of course helps increase shelf life. The best part is, there's none of the preservatives or sweeteners that you might find in commercial varieties of dehydrated food.
For testing, I decided to use fresh fruit and herbs from my garden. For fruit it was apples, pears, mango and bananas. The final product was delicious — sweet with just enough chew. A big hit with the kids! The machine is also fairly quiet – a big plus.
For herbs it was perennial favorites – sage, rosemary and lavender. Once dried, leave whole or grind into powder; store in an airtight container for up to 6 months. My dried lavender leaves went straight into a homemade Herb de Provence mixture.
The downsides: It did require a bit of troubleshooting to figure out the best thickness to cut all the fruit – the first time it was too thick, the second time too thin. Finally, the third time was just right. I recommend taking notes of thickness and cooking times you like to make things easier the next time around. The unit we tried retails for about $399.00 – possibly too large an investment unless you're really serious about drying foods.
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• Try making "raw" tortillas and crackers from sprouted grains, flax seeds, nuts and seasonings (the Sedona manual includes some fun recipes).
• Toss fruits or veggies in spices, dried herbs, honey, sugar, citrus juice, olive oil or soy sauce prior to drying to enhance flavors.
• Dry peas for later use in soups.
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Get up, get out, and do something! Just about any day of the year, you can find something fun, informative, and healthy to enjoy at an area park. Feel free to browse the listings below, or use the search tools to find an event that matches your interests and location.
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Remembering Yesterday: Queens and Its World's Fairs
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2:30 p.m.–4:30 p.m.
Remembering is both a collective and a personal activity. In this exhibition, both are on display in relation to two World's Fairs that took place in Flushing, Queens in…
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Rockford Fosgate announced today the winners of the What's Your Volume 2.0 video contest. The grand prize winner was Justin Talavera of New York who captured a Suzuki GSXR-600 motorcycle, $5,000 Rockford Fosgate sponsorship and Contour HD Video Shooter Bag. Rockford Fosgate is the industry leader in high-performance car audio.
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5308 Caramella Dr, Orlando, FL 32829 is Recently Sold
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5308 Caramella Dr, Orlando, FL 32829
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EditThis is a single family home. It is located at 5308 Caramella Dr Orlando, Florida.
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- Last sold: Mar 2014 for $168,875
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Zillow predicts Vista East home values will increase 2.7% next year, compared to a 3.2% rise for Orlando as a whole.Foreclosures will be a factor impacting home values in the next several years. In Vista East, the number of foreclosures waiting to be sold is 17% greater than in Orlando, and 387.5% higher than the national average. This higher local number may prevent Vista East home values from rising as quickly as other regions in Orlando.
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Audi Lithia of Johnston - Awesome Experience
Written by audia6rocks on 05/11/12 02:12:24 PM PDT
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I just purchased my first Audi A-6 from Brian Braack at Lithia in Johnston.
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