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Football: Villa rue rules-ridden referee
Arsenal 3 Aston Villa 1
Monday 13 September 1999
Since it takes a certain unflappability to remain cool when you have been beaten over the head by a rule book, Gregory's reluctance to present himself for interrogation following Aston Villa's 3-1 defeat by Arsenal was understandable.
How could he speak truthfully about the incident that, more or less, put paid to Villa's stubborn resistance without treading on Elleray's toes and incurring the wrath of officialdom?
It was like this. Shortly before Julian Joachim had given them the lead after 44 minutes and David Suker's prompt equaliser, Villa had to consider the possible loss of their goalkeeper David James through the recurrence of an injury to his right knee.
Because James could no longer kick a dead ball, or out of his hands, sending him out for the second half may have been loose thinking on Gregory's part, but it did not deserve the punishment brought about by Elleray's obsession with the letter of the law.
Just four minutes after the interval, the ball safely gathered, James was left with only his hands for propulsion and no reachable target. Villa's defenders were at fault in this, but it did not excuse Elleray's pompous response to the goalkeeper's confusion.
Immediately, Elleray awarded an indirect free-kick for time wasting that left Villa to defend an assault on their goal from only nine yards.
Bergkamp's tap was blasted through Villa's surge from the line (the effect of Arsenal's illegally barging attackers escaped the attention of Elleray and his assistants) by Suker, and that was it for Villa.
James gave way to Peter Enckelman, who performed well enough to make you wonder why Villa took a risk with James' fitness, and, although Arsenal did not score again until Nwankwo Kanu got through eight minutes from time, they were comfortable winners.
Perhaps the issue of Elleray's refereeing, his pretty obvious rejection of the ethos that football matches are best served by a spirit of cooperation, can be defined by comparison with another schoolteacher referee, Ken Aston, who, when big in the game, was once described as a man among boys and a boy among men.
A word in James's ear would have sufficed on Saturday. Instead, Elleray behaved in the manner of a traffic policeman refusing to accept that a flat tyre absolves a motorist from causing an obstruction.
However, even before Villa were hit by the injury to James and the subsequent departure of Dion Dublin, they never looked like team capable of proving that second in the Premiership was not a false position. Using five men in midfield to counter Arsenal's technical superiority in that department, they rarely progressed beyond the half-way line with any of the purpose needed to unsettle a hugely experienced rearguard.
Certainly, they had nobody with the occasional wit of Bergkamp, who is travelling by road for the Champions' League game in Florence this week, or an attacker with Suker's predatory instinct.
Whether or not the Croatian proves to be more than an adequate replacement for Anelka remains to be seen, but he may prove to be a more consistent finisher than the introverted young Frenchman.
In describing Suker as a "box player", the Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger drew a comparison with Ian Wright, not only for his surges on goal but in communication with the audience. This leaves Wenger to accommodate the remarkable Kanu. The Nigerian's touch is sublime and his strength on the ball quite astonishing for one so slim.
A combination of both qualities further endeared Kanu to Arsenal's supporters. Holding off a powerful challenge, he found Ray Parlour and then got on the end of Marc Overmars' pass to complete Villa's destruction. As for Elleray, he probably thinks that he is a man of the times who is making a mark on the times that the times are better for.
Goals: Joachim (44) 0-1; Suker (45) 1-1; Suker (49) 2-1; Kanu (82) 3- 1.
Arsenal (4-4-2): Manninger; Dixon, Keown, Adams, Winterburn, Parlour, Vieira, Grimandi, Overmars (Henry, 83), Bergkamp (Kanu, 76), Suker (Silvinho, 69). Substitutes not used: Vivas, Lukic (gk).
Aston Villa (3-5-2): James (Enckelman, 52); Ehiogu, Southgate, Calderwood, Delaney, Merson, Taylor, Hendrie (Thompson, 63), Wright, Joachim, Dublin (Vassell, 71). Substitutes not used: Boateng, Samuel.
Referee: David Elleray (Harrow-on-the-Hill). Bookings: Arsenal: Winterburn, Grimandi. Aston Villa: Ehiogu, Taylor, Merson, Delaney.
Man of the match: Suker.
Attendance: 38,093.
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Should it not say former X Division Champion? Didn't he lose it to Austin Aries recently?
It was stated on here that Sanada was leaving TNA so they had him drop the title to Aries.
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Not exactly a rematch against Aries since Aries dropped the title at Destination X TV taping
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American municipal bonds: How stressed are they?
While the low interest rates have allowed many financially stressed municipalities to save money for new projects, they have created their own stresses in other ways. Many of them made generous retirement promises to civil servants, but what they never provided for were the actual funds to pay for the plans
In the fall of 2011 banking analyst Meredith Whitney caused quite a stir in the normally placid world of the US municipal bond market. These bonds or Munis as they are known are usually issued by local governments in the US. They can be issued by all sorts of lower political subdivisions including states, counties, and municipalities. They are also used for raising money for other infrastructure projects like sewers and roads. Some states also allow non-profit organizations like universities and hospitals to issue these bonds. The bonds are considered unusually safe. So when Ms Whitney predicted hundreds of billions of dollars of defaults in 2012, $19.1 billion funds flowed out of the $3.7 trillion market.
But then nothing happened. Instead of a massive meltdown, there were only $2.8 billion worth of defaults in 2011 and only another billion of defaults were added in 2012. Presently out of tens of thousands of projects only 204 deals are in default or about 0.55% of the total. So Ms Whitney's prediction was way, way off. Or was it?
For several years now the Federal Reserve has suppressed interest rates. The result is that investors, especially institutional investors including pension fund managers have been searching the globe for any investment that pays a decent yield. The outflow of funds prompted by Ms Whitney's prediction reversed with a vengeance. Over $50 billion flowed into mutual funds and ETFs specializing in Munis. The demand for the bonds was so high that yields for 20-year general obligation bonds were forced to a low of 3.29%, a yield not seen since 1967. The riskiest of these bonds were the most favoured. These high-yield bond funds account for only 11% of the funds but attracted 20% of the money.
It may be that Ms Whitney's prediction may have been exaggerated and a little premature. In December ratings agency Fitch also warned about the safety of these bonds. Fitch expects to downgrade dozens or even hundreds of municipalities in 2013.
What is most interesting about the Muni market is that its problems are very similar to problems of bonds in other countries especially those in emerging markets. They are lightly regulated. They are subject to political influence and they lack transparency.
While most stocks and corporate bonds are subject to stringent listing and reporting requirements from the US investment watchdog, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the Muni market is exempt. Unlike stocks, Munis are not required to provide audited financial statements. Disclosures like a potential bankruptcy or a criminal investigation are immediately required for other investments, but are often delayed by issuers of Munis. Until recently rating agencies did not consider unfunded pension liabilities. A recent SEC report described the Muni market as illiquid and opaque.
While the low interest rates have allowed many financially stressed municipalities to save money for new projects, they have created their own stresses in other ways. Like their European counterparts, many municipalities made generous retirement promises to civil servants, especially to their politically powerful and connected unions. What they never provided for were the actual funds to pay for the plans.
Two examples stand out. Puerto Rico is part of the US but has a special status as a Commonwealth and has never asked for or received statehood status. It has problems that are similar to Greece—poor tax compliance, a shrinking population, political stalemate and a stagnant economy. Its main pension fund serving about 250,000 past and present government workers is only 6% funded and could run out of money as soon as next year. A fund for 80,000 teachers is only 20% funded. Nevertheless its bonds are widely held. They pay interest that is 2.5% higher than other issuers, because they are rated just one or two levels above junk. According to Standard & Poor's there was a one in three chance of a downgrade in 2013. A downgrade could provoke widespread selling by institutions required to hold only investment grade bonds.
Puerto Rico's case may be severe but it is hardly unique. The state of Illinois has an unfunded pension liability of $96 billion with problems that date back as long as 70 years. Rather than raise taxes it was simply easier to not fund the pension liabilities. Other states with similar problems include Connecticut, Hawaii, Illinois, Kentucky, Massachusetts, Mississippi, New Jersey and Rhode Island.
The irony of the pension mess and its effect on Munis is that it has been made worse by the actions of the Federal Reserve. By lowering interest rates it has made it all but impossible for pension fund managers to get decent returns. The Fed has always maintained that a recession would be worse. By manipulating the market they may well cause what they sought to avoid.
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(William Gamble is president of Emerging Market Strategies. An international lawyer and economist, he developed his theories beginning with his first hand experience and business dealings in the Russia starting in 1993. Mr Gamble holds two graduate law degrees. He was educated at Institute D'Etudes Politique, Trinity College, University of Miami School of Law, and University of Virginia Darden Graduate School of Business Administration. He was a member of the bar in three states, over four different federal courts and has spoken four languages.)
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Mr. William Gamble,
Vigilance is the key to success!?
Why $1trn platinum coin idea killed to avert debt crisis?
How many states are cash surplus? The Fed will not prevent Munis defaults!
The nation is battling 'fiscal cliff'!
By the grace of Obama treasury minting is avoided!?
However neither the Fed nor the treasury believed in minting trillion $ coins to circumvent debt limit. Coins means one & the same.
Lets see if 16.4trn limit is raised or what happens then?
What if PRC [China] immediately liquidates at a discount its treasury holding? Say a $trn.
What if it forces OPEC to denominate in RMB?
Forget Munis, fiscal cliff inevitable!?
The slightest notion of default can cause havoc around the world economies.
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A church in Sturgis sustained fire-related damage last week. Sturgis firefighters arrived shortly after 1 p.m. Thursday at Potter House Church, 210 E. Congress St., and found smoke coming from near the chimney on the west side of the building. Crew members entered the attic area and found flames in an outer wall and attic space near the pastoral office. ...Read More »
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One injured following car crash
A 19-year-old Sturgis woman escaped injury late Wednesday after the vehicle she was driving struck a utility pole on Fawn River Road near Franks Avenue in Sturgis. Police said the driver lost control of the car after becoming distracted, causing it to leave the road and collide with the pole. She was taken to Sturgis Hospital for treatment.Read More »
Frisbie named Coach of the Year
Constantine boys' basketball coach Chuck Frisbie was named Associated Press Class C coach of the year. In his first season as the team's coach, Frisbie turned around a program that went 1-19 a year ago to 21-3 this season. The Falcons won the KVA league title and had a deep run in the postseason. Frisbie gave credit to his players ...Read More »
Suspects arrested on drug charges
Investigators from the St. Joseph County Area Narcotics unit last week executed a controlled buy of pseudoephedrine pills in the 21000 block of Michigan Avenue in Park Township. SCAN officers received information about a subject selling pseudoephedrine, which is the main ingredient in the production of methamphetamine. After purchasing the pills from the suspect Wednesday, the suspect and his passenger ...Read More »
Unemployment numbers down from a year ago
The January unemployment rate in St. Joseph County increased by 1 percent compared to a month earlier. The monthly labor-market analysis by the Michigan Department of Technology, Management and Budget showed St. Joseph County's 5.2 percent January unemployment rate was more than December's 4.2 percent. January's unemployment rate, however, was 1.9 percent less than the same month one year earlier, ...Read More »
Certificate of Excellence awarded to several eateries
The Branch-Hillsdale-St. Joseph Community Health Agency's Board of Health has released its "Certificates of Excellence" in food service report for 2014. Award recipients represent food establishments that were able to meet stringent criteria during the year. Ninety-six tri-county food service establishments, including restaurants, bars, catering kitchens and schools, received this year's award. Schools in St. Joseph County to meet the ...Read More »


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Nonstop flights between San Antonio and Cancun, Mexico, on Saturdays will begin on Delta Air Lines on Feb. 19, the city Airport System announced Friday. The flights, using 142-seat MD-88 aircraft, will depart San Antonio International Airport at 7:45 a.m. Saturdays and arrive in Cancun at 10:05 a.m. The return flight departs Cancun at 10:55 […] [Read More]
CEO for San Antonio YMCA heading west
Baron Herdelin-Doherty, president and CEO of the YMCA of Greater San Antonio, will become the CEO of the YMCA of San Diego County. The YMCA of San Diego County is the second largest YMCA in the country, with an annual budget in excess of $125 million. During Herdelin-Doherty's tenure in San Antonio, the Y opened […] [Read More]
Wonderland Marketplace grand opening
(Courtesy photo) Wonderland of the Americas investor Stanley Rosenberg (left), Balcones Heights Mayor Suzanne De Leon and Wonderland of the Americas director of leasing Oscar Montemayor cut the ribbon to officially open the Wonderland Marketplace. Wonderland of the Americas (which you may recall is the mall formerly known as Crossroads of San Antonio) held a […] [Read More]
Texas Mutual pays $100 million in dividends
Texas Mutual Insurance Co. plans to distribute more than $6 million in dividends to 2,327 employers in Bexar County. Overall, the Austin-based company, which provides workers' compensation insurance, will pay $100 million in dividends to employers this year. It is the company's 12th consecutive dividend. — Patrick Danner [Read More]
New Braunfels rehabilitation hospital planned
An Albuquerque, New Mexico-based company plans to build in New Braunfels a 40-bed acute rehabilitation hospital that will create 100 health-care related jobs. Ernest Health Inc. will build the single-story, 49,488-square-foot facility on Sundance Parkway near Common Street in Sundance Business Park. The facility is scheduled to open sometime next summer. Ernest Health, which treats […] [Read More]
Port San Antonio promotes and hires personnel
Port San Antonio recently promoted personnel and hired new staff. Veronica Rios is vice president of real estate management. Rios began her career at the port in 2006 as a property manager II and is filling the position vacated earlier this summer by Michael LeMaire, now Port San Antonio's new chief operating officer. Marcel Johnson […] [Read More]
From 'Big Ed' to 'Steely Dan'
(AP Photo/The The Carlyle Group) Akerson. The first time I saw Daniel Akerson, the General Motors Co. board member who is going to succeed Ed Whitacre as General Motors Co.'s CEO next month, referred to as "Steely Dan" was in this story from UK's Daily Mail, but it's been used in the New York Post […] [Read More]
District 1 will host job fair and education fair
District 1 Councilwoman Mary Alice Cisneros will host a back-to-school job and education fair from 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday at the Frank Garrett Center at 1226 NW 18th St. Before the event, 800 school backpacks will be given away to children. Door prizes will be handed out. Lunch also will be provided. Area […] [Read More]
Wondrous music
The mall formerly known as Crossroads Mall, Wonderland of the Americas, is hosting "Friday Night Live" a new concert series that kicks off tomorrow night and runs through Sept. 24. The free seven-week series will draw groups such as Los Tequila Boys and Los De La Cumbia. Music goes until 10 p.m. and will be […] [Read More]
Wang jailed for counterfeit prophylactics
In New York, Chinese immigrant Jian "Jimmy" Wang was sentenced to 37 months in prison for trafficking millions of counterfeit condoms. That's correct. Wang … the condom counterfeiter. You can't make up juice this good. I think what tipped off the authorities was the Ziploc-like closing mechanisms at the end of the condoms. Hopefully Mr. […] [Read More]
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Getting new books into young hands| Jun 1, 2007
A nonprofit group has found a new market of readers that the publishing industry usually has trouble reaching — children from low-income families. Alex Goldmark reports.
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Latest Issue: April 2015
This 84-page issue of Aviation News incorporating Classic Aircraft magazine has articles on:
easyJet Twenty Years Old and Still Growing
With easyJets 20th birthday fast approaching, Aviation News Assistant Editor James Ronayne visited the airline to find out how it has changed in that time.
USAF Hercules Gunships
Tom Kaminski chronicles the development of the potent Lockheed Martin AC-130 gunship from Vietnam veteran to the new AC-130J.
LAX Helicopter Photo Flights: A Different Perspective
Los Angeles has long been a favourite for aviation enthusiasts, but things have now been taken to another level literally as Kevin Jackson explains.
Canadas Starfighters From Nuclear to Conventional Bombers
Bob McIntyre examines the career of the Starfighter in Canadian service and its changing roles supporting NATO in Europe.
Guppy Giants Outsize Airlifters
Charles Kennedy tells the story of the Guppy.
Stuka The Luftwaffes True Dive Bomber
Chris Goss profiles the Junkers 87 known almost universally as the Stuka.
Interflug Flying the Flag for East Germany
Sebastian Schmitz details the rise and fall of Interflug.
RAF Museum Cosford
Changes at RAF Museum Cosford have begun paying dividends with visitor numbers on the rise. Geoff Jones visited the museum to find out why.
Dave Unwin takes a look at the revolutionary Airbus E-Fan and talks to one of its test pilots.
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Ed Asner & More Wrap Up 2015 Garden State Film Festival
by Movies News Desk - March 26, 2015
Hollywood heavy hitters Ed Asner, Armand Assante and James Wilder were the bold faced names at the 2015 Garden State Film Festival closing ceremonies, but a pair of New Jersey-based actresses brought down the house.... (more...)
FIFTY SHADES OF GREY Coming to Digital HD, Blu-ray, DVD & On Demand This May
by BWW News Desk - March 24, 2015
The story of a searing love affair between a nave college student and a billionaire entrepreneur, Fifty Shades of Grey, will have women worldwide planning a special Friday night in when the provocative love story comes home for the first time.... (more...)
FLASH FRIDAY: Watch Out! REAR WINDOW Peers Back Into Movie Theaters
by Pat Cerasaro - March 20, 2015
Today we are celebrating this weekend's cinematic return of REAR WINDOW at Fathom-equipped movie theaters across the country.... (more...)
Production Begins on CODE OF HONOR Starring Steven Seagal
by Movies News Desk - March 11, 2015
Premiere Entertainment Group is pleased to announce that production has commenced in Salt Lake City, Utah for the highly-anticipated action/thriller CODE OF HONOR.... (more...)
ASCAP Honors Top Film & Television Music Composers at 30th Annual Awards Celebration
by BWW News Desk - March 10, 2015
The American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP) hosted its 30th annual Film & Television Music Awards tonight at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Los Angeles, CA... (more...)
TCM to Honor SOUND OF MUSIC's Christopher Plummer with Hand & Footprint Ceremony
by Movies News Desk - March 04, 2015
Turner Classic Movies (TCM) will honor beloved actor Christopher Plummer during a handprint-footprint ceremony at the world-famous TCL Chinese Theatre IMAX® on Friday, March 27, 2015... (more...)
BWW Reviews: ROOTED IN PEACE Meets The Aquarian Conspiracy
by Herbert Paine - February 26, 2015
Rooted in Peace chronicles Greg Reitman's odyssey to answer these crucial questions: Why are we so crazy? Does pop culture teach us how to be violent? Is there a peace game? How do we transcend the collective trauma that we derive from our constant exposure to violence? Why is peace so difficult to ... (more...)
Film Society of Lincoln Center Announces 2015 New Directors New Films Lineup
by Movies News Desk - February 23, 2015
The Museum of Modern Art and the Film Society of Lincoln Center announced today the complete lineup for the 44th New Directors/New Films (ND/NF), March 18-29.... (more...)
Oscars Flashback: A Look Back at the Nine Actors Who Have Won an Oscar and Tony for the Same Role
by Sally Henry - February 20, 2015
With the 87th annual Academy Awards just two days away, Hollywood stars seem to be on everyone's mind. Who will win? Who will beat Meryl Streep? Will host Neil Patrick Harris take a star-studded selfie? And most importantly, which Broadway stars will take home a statue? Many stars through the years ... (more...)
BroadwayWorld's Experts Pick Oscar Winners; featuring Randy Rainbow, Michael Paul Smith, More
by Matt Tamanini - February 20, 2015
Are you struggling to fill out the top categories in your offic Oscar pool? Well, have no fear, BroadwayWorld is here to help. We have assembled a panel of experts to help narrow things down for you.... (more...)
BWW Interviews: Tony-Winning Set Designer Derek McLane Talks OSCARS, PETER PAN LIVE, GIGI & More
by Caryn Robbins - February 19, 2015
BWW caught up with the busy artist just days before the 87th ACADEMY AWARDS airs live on February 22nd, to find out what's in store for this year's ceremony, and get the behind-the-scenes scoop on NBC's PETER PAN LIVE and more!... (more...)
THE LAST FIVE YEARS Movie Tops iTunes Indie Film Chart in Opening Weekend
by Movies News Desk - February 17, 2015
Film distributor RADiUS has announced that its new film, THE LAST FIVE YEARS starring Anna Kendrick and Jeremy Jordan which opened Friday to great reviews, scored an impressive $14,014 per screen in limited release for a total theatrical weekend box office of $42,042.... (more...)
BWW Profile: Bradley Cooper Oscar Nominated Star of Stage and Screen
by Courtney Henley - February 17, 2015
Hollywood may have initially recognized the three-time Oscar nominee for his good looks and charisma, but Bradley Cooper wasted no time showing the world that his talents stretch far beyond simply flashing his pearly whites. His three nominations have all occurred back-to-back: first for Silver Lini... (more...)
Seattle Shorts Film Festival Welcomes More Female Stars to Jury
by BWW News Desk - February 16, 2015
The Seattle Shorts Film Festival returns in 2015 to celebrate great films and filmmakers. In 2014, the one-day festival packed the SIFF Film Center with three sold out screening blocks and 28 filmmakers and actors attending from across the country. This year, the jury will be adding four bright new ... (more...)
Garden Theatre Announces StarLite Film Festival
by Movies News Desk - February 13, 2015
The Garden Theatre is pleased to announce the 2015 StarLite Film Festival, February 26 - March 1, 2015, brought to you by the City of Winter Garden, West Orange Times & Observer, CenturyLink, Odyssey Creative, ProductionHUB and Pilars Martini.... (more...)
Review Roundup: Anna Kendrick & Jeremy Jordan Lead Film Adaptation of THE LAST 5 YEARS - More Updates!
by BWW News Desk - February 12, 2015
Richard LaGravenese's big screen adaptation of the 2002 Off-Broadway musical by Tony Award winning composer and lyricist Jason Robert Brown, starring Anna Kendrick and Jeremy Jordan, hits theaters this Friday, Feb. 13.... (more...)
VIDEO: New Trailer for ALOHA, Starring Bradley Cooper, Rachel McAdams and Emma Stone
by Movies News Desk - February 11, 2015
The official trailer for writer-director Cameron Crowe's ALOHA, starring THE ELEPHANT MAN's Bradley Cooper, film star Rachel McAdams and CABARET's Emma Stone, has just been released. Check it out below!... (more...)
First Look At Kevin Spacey & Michael Shannon In ELVIS & NIXON
by Pat Cerasaro - February 05, 2015
The king and the president together at last!... (more...)
Film Society of Lincoln Center to Present 2015 Rendez-Vous with French Cinema
by Movies News Desk - February 02, 2015
The 20th Anniversary of Rendez-Vous with French Cinema, the Film Society of Lincoln Center and UniFrance films' celebrated annual showcase of the best in contemporary French film, sweeps across screens at the Film Society of Lincoln Center, the IFC Center, and BAMcinematek, March 6-15.... (more...)
VIDEO: Chris Hemsworth Stars in All-New Trailer for IN THE HEART OF THE SEA
by Movies News Desk - December 22, 2014
Oscar winner Ron Howard ('A Beautiful Mind') directs the action adventure 'In the Heart of the Sea,' based on Nathaniel Philbrick's best-selling book about the dramatic true journey of the Essex.... (more...)
Film Society of Lincoln Center Announces Lineup for 2015 Film Comment Selects
by Movies News Desk - December 22, 2014
The Film Society of Lincoln Center announced today the lineup for the 15th edition of Film Comment magazine's essential, eclectic festival, taking place February 20 - March 5, 2015.... (more...)
Review Roundup - Will INTO THE WOODS Film Version Satisfy Broadway Aficionados? Updating Live!
by BWW Special Coverage - December 17, 2014
INTO THE WOODS, hitting theaters on December 25th, is a modern twist on the beloved Brothers Grimm fairy tales, intertwining the plots of a few choice stories and exploring the consequences of the characters' wishes and quests. Let's see what the critics say!... (more...)
TUDORS Star Jonathan Rhys Meyers to Tie the Know with Mara Lane
by TV News Desk - December 15, 2014
Jonathan Rhys Meyers and his girlfriend, Mara Lane, are engaged, E! News has learned exclusively. The Tudors actor and his film producer fiancé have been together since last spring, and have gotten pretty hot and heavy over the past few months!... (more...)
BWW Review: The ANNIE Remake is Bad, but Not Nearly as Bad as You Think
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2015 Sundance Film Festival Announces Shorts Program
by Movies News Desk - December 09, 2014
Sundance Institute announced today the program of short films selected to screen at the 2015 Sundance Film Festival, January 22 to February 1 in Park City, Salt Lake City, Ogden and Sundance, Utah. The 2015 Short Film program is comprised of 60 short films selected from 8,061 submissions. The Festiv... (more...)
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5th Annual cabin Fever Sale!
Come and enjoy the Friend's of the Cohoes Library Cabin Fever Sale!! This Saturday, March 14th from 10-2pm. We'll have garage sale items, baked goods, and books for sale. All proceeds from this sale go directly to the Friend's of the Cohoes Library.
Movie Day 3/21 at 1pm – Birdman
Come join us on Saturday, March 21st at 1pm to watch Birdman.
A washed-up actor, who once played an iconic superhero, battles his ego and attempts to recover his family, his career and himself in the days leading up to the opening of his Broadway play. -IMDB.com
This film runs for 1hrs and 59 minutesand is Rated R for language, some sexual content, and brief violence.
Admission is free and children must be accompanied by adults.
V I Visits Cohoes Public Library
Sara Paretsky has been credited with "transforming mystery" with her famous detective V. I. Warshawski, an intelligent and tough female detective. From the first in the series, Indemnity Only, in 1982 to Critical Mass in 2013, Victoria Iphigenia "Vic" Warshawski is a private investigator from Chicago who is not afraid of physical confrontations. V I was brought to life by Kathleen Turner in a 1991 film by the same name. This no nonsense, female detective will be the topic of March's Mystery Book Club at the Cohoes Public Library on March 18 at 10:30 am. Choose any 1 of the first 3 books in the series – Indemnity Only, Deadlock or Killing Orders, which are available at the library, and come and share your thoughts at the book club. Everyone is always welcome. For generic information about the book club, email firstname.lastname@example.com with book club in the subject line.
City Hall Back Open
Mayor Primeau is happy to inform the residents and staff of the City of Cohoes that City Hall and City Court offices located at 97 Mohawk Street will reopen on Thursday, March 5, 2015 after a brief voluntary shutdown of the building due to the possibility of airborne contaminants after a major water main break that left the lower level of City Hall in disarray.
Mayor Primeau opted to take steps to determine if City Hall was a safe environment for staff and residents to conduct daily business in. The city hired C.T. Male Associates to conduct environmental testing throughout City Hall and the Police Department. After several days of air quality testing, findings concluded negative results on any airborne contaminants.
"I would like to thank the constituents and staff of the City for their cooperation and patience during this time. Normal operations will resume on Thursday, and apologize for any delay in business productivity the shutdown may have caused. Being proactive in regards to the health and safety of all who enter City Hall was the ultimate priority and receiving a clean report was pleasing to hear," states Mayor Primeau.
Important City Hall News
**Mayor George Primeau decided for the safety of City Hall staff and for the constituents in the City of Cohoes, City Hall offices located at 97 Mohawk Street will be closed until further notice. Garbage and recyclables scheduled for pickup will still be collected as normal.
Please divert all necessary calls to ** (518) 233-2151 from 8:00am through 4:00pm where there will be essential staff to take calls and assist as necessary.
**2015 1st Installment Tax and Water/Sewer Bills
The first installment City/County Tax Bills are now available online for viewing and/or paying. You can also find the first quarter Water/Sewer Bills online to pay or view. This is all available at the bottom of this page. Both bills have been mailed and should be in homes soon. If you have any questions please call the Treasurers office at (518)233-2111.
**City Court cases scheduled for traffic court on Wednesday, March 4th are adjourned until Wednesday, March 18. Please call (518) 453-5501 next week if you need a different day**
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Refreshments served
Subtitled for English-speaking audiences.
Some of these films have not been rated and may be aimed at a mature audience. Parental discretion is advised.
April 10th – Tanta Agua (Uruguay, 2013) 102 min
Fourteen-year-old Lucía would rather do anything than go on vacation with her father, Alberto, and her younger brother Federico. But Alberto, who is divorced from Lucía and Federico's mother, is determined to get closer to his children over a week at a family resort. The kids' initial reluctance and the constant rain threaten to derail his plans. Slowly, circumstances start to bring the three of them together, in ways none of them could have suspected.
May 8th - Ilo Ilo (Singapore, 2013) 99 min
Set in Singapore, the relationship between the Lim family and their newly arrived maid, Teresa is examined. Like many other Filipino women, she has come to this city in search of a better life. Her presence in the family worsens their already strained relationship. Jiale, the young and troublesome son, forms a unique bond with Teresa, who soon becomes an unspoken part of the family. But this is 1997 and the Asian Financial Crisis is beginning to be felt in the region…
June 12th – Together (Sweden, 2000) 106 min
It is 1975 and bourgeois mother of two Elisabeth tires of her husband Rolf's abusive and drunken behavior. She takes her two children to stay with her brother Goran who lives in a hippy commune called 'Tillsammans' (Together). The move proves challenging to everyone in the commune as Elisabeth's lifestyle conflicts with the seventies idealism of the other inhabitants. The air is suddenly ripe with change, sexual possibility and the loss of idealism for all concerned in this gentle but perceptive and charming comedy.
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As funny as it sounds I love to clean and organize! Me and my soon to be business partner Elizabeth Teston are very passionate and great at what we do! We are currently in the process of getting our b...
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I began cleaning offices at the age of 13 for my uncle. I have had several cleaning/housekeeping positions since then, including keeping up my own family home for 13 years! I love to clean other peopl...
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I was an Executive Housekeeper at the Glen cove Mansion in Glen Cove. Before that I was trained by Marriott in housekeeping management. From that experience and training, I gained an eye for perfectio...
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I started house sitting 3 years ago and I was praised for it. I eventually was asked to a bit of light work while I watched the owner's house. I'm a neat and hard working person plus I wanted them to ...
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I love a clean house and I am willing to help you keep your house clean too. I am available during the weekdays.
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I have worked in nursing homes as a housekeeper. I also take pride in having a clean home. I hand wash all hardwood floors, I empty cabinets and wipe everything down. vacuum, etc.
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I am a Professional Organizer. I love helping my clients reach their organizational goals by assessing their current areas of challenge and offering simple, functional, attractive solutions! If you ha...
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STAMFORD, Conn. -- In a park setting, the Stamford Public School's achievements in promoting science, technology, engineering and math will be on display.
STEMfest takes place Saturday at Mill River Park. The event starts at 10 a.m. with the official opening and continues until 4 p.m. It is free and open to the public.
Carrie Chiappetta, director for school improvement and professional development for secondary schools, said the event will showcase STEM activities in the school system.
"It's a good way to highlight some of the STEM activities we are doing in the schools," Chiappetta said. "And to highlight them in an informal setting."
STEM, an acronym for Science, Technology, Engineering and Math, is a push by schools and governments to encourage more children to study those sometimes less popular subjects.
Beth Eiseman, curriculum associate for science, said immersing students early in STEM subjects is vital to getting them interested in these topics.
"Waiting until high school is too late to get students interested in STEM," she said.
There will be different activities throughout the park, Chiappetta said, including projects from Stamford and Westhill high school students.
Students from the Academy of Information Technology & Engineering will document the event through photography and video, Chiappetta said.
Other individuals and groups will also take part in the event, including from Norwalk Community College and Central Connecticut State University, Chiappetta said.
Mayor David Martin will officially open the event. It enjoys a high level support from within the school system, including Superintendent Winnifred Hamilton, Chiappetta said.
"We have the full support of the superintendent. We couldn't have done it without her support," she said.
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Executive producer Greg Berlanti tells THR that The CW spinoff's upcoming crossovers with the mothership, which include a two-hour "event," is "something, as a fan, I would want desperately."
One of fall's flashiest shows is setting the bar high.
The CW's The Flash, a spinoff of the darker and broodier Arrow, takes a lighter spin with Barry Allen, the awkward Central City Police Department forensics expert so enthralled with the Arrow that he'd proclaim himself a fanboy. The change in tone was inevitable. As Arrow viewers glimpsed last fall during the two-hour Barry Allen arc, the man who would don the red suit had a more lively approach to life.
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"When we were doing Arrow, we talked about Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy. When we were talking about The Flash, we talked a lot about Dick Donner's Superman films — its heart and humor and scope and Americana," executive producer Greg Berlanti tells The Hollywood Reporter.
While Arrow lends itself to being a "grandiose, sweeping Shakespearean epic," as executive producer Andrew Kreisberg describes to THR, The Flash simply isn't — and that's not a bad thing. Producers went out of their way to differentiate each show from the other, even though characters live within the same universe. (Two members of S.T.A.R. Labs crossed over to Arrow late last season.)
"Arrow takes place specifically at night and this is day, where in The Flash pilot, the action starts and ends in the daytime," explains Kreisberg, who calls the titular character "a daytime hero." Adds Berlanti, "Arrow is a crime world and The Flash is a sci-fi world."
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They would know. Arrow excludes nonhuman supernatural abilities, while The Flash teeters toward the sci-fi and fantastical. Case in point: The latter's pilot, which screened Wednesday during Comic-Con preview night, highlights a villain whose ability to control the weather was manifested post particle-accelerator explosion in Central City.
The Flash, like its mothership, is an origin story. Geoff Johns, an executive producer on The Flash and DC Comics' chief creative officer, told reporters July 18 that The Flash "is probably the most faithful DC adaptation ever." Producers emphasize that Barry Allen's story will have unexpected detours along the way.
"Viewers will be surprised by what we choose to do," Berlanti assures, referencing last year's big bad on Arrow as a prime lesson. "Slade Wilson was a great example in the first two years of Arrow. Deathstroke was somebody people knew about, but we did our own version of it and were able to twist and turn some of those elements."
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One of those turns will be an Arrow drop-by in Flash's episode four, which brings Felicity over to Central City. It'll be the first time Oliver Queen's right-hand woman will make an appearance on the new series, and Kreisberg promises Felicity will have the same wry humor on The Flash that she does on Arrow. Notes Berlanti, "Even Arrow seems a little bit more hopeful and optimistic when he's in The Flash pilot."
A two-hour "crossover event" will also take shape during the shows' respective eighth episodes. "There will be a villain in each one that will be more evocative of that show, so that will help separate them out. But there'll be an overarching story to the two episodes," Berlanti says. "It's a first for us. I just know that it's something, as a fan, I would want desperately."
Ahead of its Oct. 7 debut, The Flash has already booked notable names in key DC roles like Robbie Amell, who starred in Berlanti's short-lived sci-fi drama The Tomorrow People. ("It wouldn't be a superhero show without an Amell," Kreisberg jokes.) Amell appears in The Flash for at least three episodes in the first 13 as one-half of Firestorm, Ronnie Raymond and Caitlin Snow's presumed-dead fiance. But, there is a chance he'll be sticking around. "I don't want to give too much away with how we're handling [his story], but yes, there's a possibility for more," teases Berlanti.
Introducing Ronnie into The Flash universe early on was in the cards while the pilot was being formulated. "Having Ronnie be Caitlin's fiance brings up great story lines for Caitlin and great stories for Barry," Kreisberg says. "Barry is someone who's learning to love and enjoy his powers, and when we meet Ronnie, you're going to see somebody who's a lot more damaged by the experience. As always, any of these external characters are there to mirror what's going on with our core characters."
The same goes for Prison Break alum Wentworth Miller, who guest stars in the fourth episode as Leonard Snart/Captain Cold, whom Berlanti hopes will return past the one-episode commitment.
With an abundance of DC adaptations on the small screen (Gotham on Fox, Arrow and The Flash on The CW and Constantine on NBC), worrying over the influx is valid. "We always feel like a rising tide lifts all boats, in that the more that there are out there that are good is great for all of us, and that's good for us," Berlanti says.
At the end of the day, the first season of The Flash is the making of another superhero. "It's Barry Allen coming to terms both physically and emotionally with what's happened to him," Kreisberg says. "He's not really The Flash yet because he's still in the early days. By the end of the year, he will come to resemble The Flash that we know from the comic books. That's really the arc for the first year."
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The National Football League's conference championship games are this weekend, which means the league's first season with Nike Inc. as its primary apparel outfitter is nearing its end.
Last week I spoke with Leo Kane, the NFL's senior vice president of consumer products, to hear how the league feels about its relationship with the Washington County-based sporting goods juggernaut (NYSE: NKE) and what we could expect from it in coming year.
It was an interesting conversation, especially for a self-anointed jersey nerd like myself. Kane, for example, described the design process for new NFL jerseys, explaining how much influence Nike has on the looks of NFL teams. You might remember the concern aired by some NFL fans back in 2010, shortly after Nike landed its five-year contract, that the deal would add some Oregon Ducks-like flash to an otherwise aesthetically traditional league.
Here's part of his response to that concern:
"One of the really great things about the NFL is we have 32 clubs and a very good business model," said Kane, who went onto say he likes the Ducks uniforms. If there is going to be very dramatic uniform changes, it would have to come from our clubs and the ownership of our club, as opposed to the brands."
The complete interview is only available to subscribers of our print edition, but a few of Kane's responses were left out due to space constraints. Here they are:
Portland Business Journal: As the season started out, what did the league hope to accomplish with its apparel program under Nike?
Kane: I think that we felt that Nike was the kind of brand you would expect to be associated with. The National Football League, we feel like we're a premium brand and Nike is a premium brand. We had high expectations as Nike did with us. It was one of those things. Nike was a partner a long time ago, an apparel and glove partner. We knew what we were both capable of.
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