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As Terrence Malick is nearly wrapping production on his still-untitled Austin-set drama with Michael Fassbender, Natalie Portman, Ryan Gosling and many, many more, we've now got news on when we'll be able to see the next work from the auteur. After debuting his romantic drama To the Wonder on the fall festival circuit to divisive reviews (we were firmly in the positive camp), Magnolia Pictures picked up the Ben Affleck and Olga Kurylenko-starring project and we've got word exclusively from the distributor that they plan an April release stateside, but no specific date has been set yet.
This comes directly after word from the UK that a February 22nd release has been set for that region, thanks to Studio Canal. While other territories have yet to be confirmed, it's exciting to know we'll be able to check this one out in the early part of 2013 and hopefully a trailer is on its way soon. Also starring Rachel McAdams and Javier Bardem, Magnolia President Eamonn Bowles previously said, "It is an honor and a dream come true to be working with Terrence Malick, one of our greatest living filmmakers. To The Wonder is a romantic, haunting and beautiful film that will be endlessly rewarding for movie lovers." For more info on the film, check out our extensive rundown and TIFF review.
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UCI requests withdrawal of Astana Pro Team license
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- Published Feb. 27, 2015
- Updated Feb. 27, 2015 at 2:19 PM EDT
Vinokourov sounds off on Italian media, Iglinskiy after securing Astana license
- By Gregor Brown
- Published Dec. 15, 2014
After securing a UCI license for 2015, Vinokourov defends Astana's reputation, says team will demonstrate that it is clean
UCI taking cautious approach with Astana's license
- By Gregor Brown
- Published Dec. 15, 2014
UCI President Brian Cookson says the threat of legal action played a role in the decision to give Astana a 2015 license
UCI chief Cookson: 'Vinokourov needs to open up'
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- Published Dec. 12, 2014
- Updated Mar. 18, 2015 at 9:04 AM EDT
UCI President Brian Cookson says the Astana boss should meet with the UCI to discuss his doping past in the wake of the team's five doping
UCI grants embattled Astana team 2015 WorldTour license
- By Neal Rogers
- Published Dec. 10, 2014
- Updated Mar. 18, 2015 at 9:04 AM EDT
The team of the Tour champion, under scrutiny for recent doping positives, was granted a 2015 WorldTour license, it announced Wednesday
Ferrari doping inquiry reveals 38 cyclists with alleged ties to doping
- By Gregor Brown
- Published Dec. 10, 2014
- Updated Mar. 18, 2015 at 9:04 AM EDT
Several Astana riders have alleged ties to banned doctor Michele Ferrari, including general manager Alexandre Vinokourov
Analysis: Will the UCI throw the book at Astana? And will it matter?
- By Clive Pursehouse
- Published Dec. 9, 2014
In all reality, a downgrade to Pro Continental would be a toothless formality, but it may be the only option the UCI has at this point
Nibali on his embattled Astana team: 'I'm not leaving'
- By VeloNews.com
- Published Nov. 28, 2014
Tour champion Vincenzo Nibali will not quit the embattled Astana team following the doping positives of two teammates and three from Astana
After third positive, UCI requests License Commission to review Astana WorldTour license
- By VeloNews.com
- Published Oct. 16, 2014
- Updated Mar. 18, 2015 at 9:02 AM EDT
The UCI will ask its License Commission to undertake a "full review" of Astana's team management and anti-doping policies
MPCC: Astana can continue racing until B sample confirms doping positive
- By Spencer Powlison
- Published Oct. 2, 2014
- Updated Oct. 2, 2014 at 3:44 PM EDT
Astana manager Vinokourov has been in talks with MPCC president Legeay to confirm team's options for upcoming WorldTour races

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Melissa, I have a tremendous amount of info on the Hearns, and a substantial amount on the Burns families. I'm eager to exchange; please see my Contributor profile for the roundabout way to contact me by email (and avoid spam!)
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You're very welcome. I just took this one from another website. If you'd like me to try to get a better photo, I can still do that for you. This cemetery is close to where I work so I could go almost any day on my lunch break from work.
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this is an old cem and they didnt keep good records if you find more info on her let me know and i will do another search.mikey swek
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I saw your memorial about Henry T Richardson, Army Corporal from the 143rd Infantry Regiment, 36th "Texas" Infantry Division that was Killed in Action on September 23, 1943 in the European Theater, after the initial landing at Salerno Italy.I found some info about him, and i think its be intrested for you,
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After trying to create my own photo mosaic and trying many online services, I decided to put together a review site to help remove some of the confusion in trying to create custom photo mosaics. I could not find any valuable reviews online, then again, I guess this is not the type of product you would expect to find on Amazon.com or any other large online superstore. Hopefully you find this review site helpful in creating your own custom mosaic.
An Audiovisual Photo Mosaic Experience
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I love photo mosaics (duh!). But I really love when artists incorporate inventive and unique ideas to elevate the mosaic concept even further. Transforming old, sometime unused, objects into works of art is even better! I guess I don't need to tell you my interest was piqued when I came across these stunning photo mosaic installations from audiovisual artist Daniel Canogar.
Artistic Fuel: Mosaics Made of Firewood
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Finding creative inspiration in the everyday routines is a rare gift. For five consecutive years, Montana resident Gary Tallman has created intricately detailed mosaics out of chopped firewood, also referred to as cordwood. Each design takes more than 20 hours of labor to construct, not counting the initial design and sorting of the wood by color. The variety of colors and shades that naturally occur in the wood grain is phenomenal; in an interview with the Great Falls Tribune, Tallman compares each piece of wood to a pixel in a digital image. By combining different colors of wood, he can create lush shades and textures.
A Worldwide Photo Mosaic
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Outer space seems so unknowable and unreachable to most people. Thankfully, modern technology has given us a glimpse of our planetary neighbors and far away star systems. While reading some updates in the world of photo mosaics, I found a recent project from NASA called the Wave At Cassini Event. In mid-2013, the Cassini spacecraft took a short break from it's job of hovering around Saturn to snap a photo of its home, planet Earth.
In response and celebration, people from all over the globe submitted more than 1,400 photos of themselves waving at the Cassini spacecraft located over 800 million miles away. These photos were used by the Cassini mission team to create a massive photo mosaic of Earth as a thank you to all the contributors. Very cool! NASA even made the full resolution image available, which is really fun to explore. Click the image below for the full resolution version.
The Fanatic's Photo Mosaic
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There's nothing quite like the love a fan feels for their favorite team. Especially football fans, they must be some of the most devoted supporters out there. That being said, it came as no surprise when I found the Ohio State University True Fan Mosaic, an online photo mosaic dedicated to the OSU Buckeyes. Fans can submit their photos to show their support and enter to win tickets to an OSU game!
Photo Mosaics Built on Nostalgia
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Nostalgia has become a significant part of pop culture in the United States. Clothing, furniture, technology, music, etc. from our childhood can leave a lasting impression on our personalities. In my ongoing search for the latest and greatest photo mosaics, I stumbled onto Austrian designer Kay Knight's work. Knight has figured out a way to channel that love for nostalgia into art by creating photo mosaics from outdated keyboard caps. Knight first plucks off each individual key, photographs them, then creates photo mosaics of vintage electronics, from arcade games to the Walkman.
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What's Black, white, and read everyday? Barcodes of course. Few artists have experimented with these simple graphic icons. But wouldn't you have guessed it, I found an artist who turns them into mosaics! Florida based artist Scott Blake has devoted his creative passion to barcodes. From web work to paintings, Blake has dabbled in almost every field of artistic expression. Due to my love for photo mosaics, I want to focus on his digital mosaic portraits. I appreciate that these mosaics have an actual pattern to them and are not simply laid on a vertical and horizontal grid.
A Real Cinderella Story
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I haven't been to many Broadway shows, but I can't pass up the opportunity to see Cinderella live on stage! While reading about the show, I stumbled onto the Cinderella Fan Mosaic, an online photo mosaic that's created in real-time! Cinderella fans can upload their photo to show their love and support for Fran Drescher and Carly Rae Jepsen on their Broadway debut.
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I'm always on the hunt for fresh mosaic ideas, big or small. Big mosaic projects can be challenging, but very rewarding in the end. Created by artist Gerhard Marx in cooperation with Spier Architectural Arts, this larger-than-life mosaic of an aerial photograph of Johannesburg, South Africa spans 56 panels and weighs nearly three tons! Spanning five months of work by seven mosaic artists and nine apprentices to complete, it was unveiled at the 2013 FNB Joburg Art Fair in Johannesburg.
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November is American Diabetes Month and I've been looking for a unique way to honor my late grandmother who suffered from type 2 diabetes. What I found was that the American Diabetes Association has collaborated with Picture Mosaics to create an online photo mosaic dedicated to those effected by diabetes. As you know, I love photo mosaics, so I was immediately drawn in by this concept.
Mosaic of Galactic Proportions
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When I was very young, the first piece of art I was introduced to was Van Gogh's Starry Night. I was truly moved by it. The sweeping, textured winds, and the enormous stars were things that I, as a child, could easily relate to. So, when I found a photo mosaic of Starry Night with actual Hubble telescope photos as the cells, I was again re-absorbed into the piece.
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This is a very simple and easy recipe for corn cheddar chowder. It is very filling and delicious. Great served hot with homemade biscuits. Recipe is from Gooseberry Patch's Holidays at Home cookbook.
- 3 tablespoons butter or 3 tablespoons margarine
- 1 large onion, chopped
- 2 teaspoons chicken bouillon granules (or 2 cubes) or 2 teaspoons vegetable bouillon granules (or 2 cubes)
- 2 1⁄2 cups water
- 1 tablespoon flour
- 2 teaspoons dry mustard
- 1⁄4 teaspoon cayenne pepper
- 1⁄4 teaspoon celery seed
- 1 1⁄2 teaspoons dried thyme
- 6 medium potatoes, peeled and diced (or 8 small potatoes)
- 16 ounces frozen corn
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- 1 cup milk
- 2 cups cheddar cheese, shredded
- 1⁄2 teaspoon celery salt
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WHAT? A dark, unrefined sugar, jaggery is used in Southeast Asia and India, regions where-we're told-sugar is considered good for you! Jaggery, which accounts for 50 percent of the sugar eaten in India, is made from sugar cane and is processed by a method not unlike that used to make maple syrup. The sweet sap from the sugarcane is boiled down while several people help stir the steadily thickening syrup. The finished product has a distinctive taste and can have a consistency as soft as honey-butter or as solid as fudge. India's epic narrative Mahabharata describes how jaggery (and gur, a sugar made from date palms) was used in sophisticated sweets at the time of Lord Krishna's appearance 5,000 years ago.
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Eat This Word: Cassoulet
WHAT? "There are many versions of cassoulet, all of them good and all monumentally substantial," wrote James Beard in The Armchair James Beard. It appears that chefs across the country couldn't agree more—versions of the classic dish will be served at three Beard House dinners this month. Cassoulet comes from the southwest Languedoc and Toulousain regions of France and is rumored to have first appeared in the seventeenth century (when the key ingredient—white beans—were brought over from the New World). Although it's one of France's most famous dishes, there is little consensus within the country about what constitutes a classic cassoulet. The recipe varies from region to region and from cook to cook, though it always contains various meats, beans, and vegetables that are prepared separately before being arranged in layers in a cassole—the glazed earthenware pot from which the dish gets its name. The cassoulet is then topped with a heavy sprinkling of fine breadcrumbs and baked until a golden crust forms. The crust is cracked and reincorporated into the stew and the dish is returned to the oven to allow the crust to reform. This process is repeated anywhere from one... Read more >
Eat This Word: Hush Puppies
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Eat This Word: Romesco
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Eat This Word: Vacherin
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"I failed…," Mahone tweeted shortly after. "She told me to stop singing in the car.
I failed… 😡
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The driving instructor must have felt bad for Mahone because he was given the chance to take it again.
"Failed again……. ," Mahone tweeted. "I'm so mad."
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@AustinMahone No, Smile, you can past the test, dont give up!
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An analysis of ancient Greenland ice suggests a spike in the greenhouse gas methane about 11,600 years ago originated from wetlands rather than the ocean floor or from permafrost, a finding that is good news according to the University of Colorado at Boulder scientist who led the study.
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If the world continues to get warmer, vast amounts of methane gas trapped in ice under the sea could belch up and worsen climate change, according to a study.
Open University researchers have uncovered startling new evidence about an extreme period of a sudden, fatal dose of global warming some 180 million years ago during the time of the dinosaurs. The scientists' findings could provide vital clues about climate change happening today and in the future.
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