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Just recently my iMac (nearly 3 years old) keeps losing connection to the internet.
It happens in both safari and firefox, but not in Mail. However when streaming live radio or downloading files from rapidshare in safari the connection does not drop and the stream/download continues despite the browser not being able to open web pages. To correct it I have to turn off the iMac's wifi (so that the antenna symbol in the top right corner disappears) and then turn it back on. This happens almost every half hour! How can I correct it? Thanks Matt |
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I haven't tried that - it's a bit awkward to move the iMac down to where the router is - but I will give it a go tonight. Both my wife and my iPhones & iPad are fine and when using our work PC's there has been no issues.
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Have been using my mac mini on the wifi connection this evening with no problems at all so think the issue must be with the iMac.
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Could really do with some help on this?
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Friend had this issue and he just bought a new Airport Extreme, issue resolved. So my suggestion is buy a new router.
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Yes I did and there were no problems for the short period of time that I tested it. The problem only seems to be with my iMac as my MacMini doesn't seem to be affected.
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Is your iMac and Mac Mini co-located in the same room? How far away from the router is it? What frequency space does your network (2.4 GHz or 5 GHz) use? Are there any sources of interference (metal, thick walls) between the router and the iMac?
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The MacMini is much nearer and goes through no walls. The iMac signal needs to go through walls and floor (though this has always been the case and the problem is recent)
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Have you fixed this? Ive found this problem has been happening to other people. We just bought an imac (2011 model). And this problem has been happening to me for a couple months. I have to keep turning off airport and turning it back on, I cant stream movies, play games, etc. This is what we have done:
1. Called apple support (4-5 times so far). 2. Changed the frequency channel to 9 (as not to be on the same channel as my neighbors). 3. Changed frequency rate. 4. Brand new netgear router. If I hardwire an ethernet cord, I am ok. All other devices work (PS3, Ipad2, Iphones, Ipods, etc). The techs if they cant figure it out may chalk it up to other things causing interference (baby monitor, microwave, etc), but it doesn't make sense if the other devices NEVER lose connection, but the imac does every few minutes. 5. Changed DNS settings. 6. Deleted network settings manually and restart. Once again, if I hardwire, I have connection. This is strictly a wifi/airport connection. My computer has the latest patches and all other devices work. As well it is about 20 feet from the router with nothing blocking it. I have not found a working fix to this. All I can say is that I moved a month ago, and prior to the move i didn't have problems (but I only had the imac for like a month prior to the move). Here is what I think might be a problem: Router incompatibility issue with imac (although Ive heard people having problems with the airport extreme). Aliens. DEFECTIVE airport card in my iMac. Im thinking its either cheap or just buggy. Apple is famous for implementing parts from all over the world into one product. Maybe not all models, but I feel some imacs have been having airport issues, and they need to be recalled. EDIT, I took my imac to the store and they are replacing the aircard. I guess ill find out if it is it or not Last edited by anthonybc78; Aug 12, 2011 at 02:42 PM. |
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Speaking to a group of reporters after meeting representatives of the cotton textile industry to review the preparations for cotton procurement by the corporation, he said the Cotton Advisory Board would meet regularly during the peak season, from November to March, to assess the cotton situation continuously, so that there was smooth flow of the raw material to the industry.
The decision to do away with the bulk discounts followed complaints from the industry that the system only helped large traders manipulate the market. Conceding the industry's demand, Agreeing to the demand of the industry, Mr. Maran, however, urged the industry it to ensure that it bought the cotton purchased by the corporation on a regular basis so that the corporation did not incur losses from carrying charges and other such expenses.
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The Department of Commerce operated the scheme till last month, when it was de-notified at the request of the Textile Ministry. Mr. Maran has also taken up the issue with Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee and Commerce Minister Anand Sharma. "The response of the two Ministers has been quite positive."
Mr. Maran also agreed to the Industry's request that the corporation open more depots in textile clusters to facilitate the availability of the raw material to the units there.
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Even as he campaigns for re-election to Congress, Rep. Chris Van Hollen has been tapped by the Obama campaign to help lead the Democratic rebuttal to Republican vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan — a role that is taking him to battleground states around the nation.
When Ryan hit the campaign trail last month with presumptive GOP nominee Mitt Romney, Van Hollen was giving national interviews criticizing the Wisconsin lawmaker's budget proposals.
The Montgomery County Democrat has traveled to the swing states of New Hampshire and North Carolina to speak against Ryan's plans to cut taxes, slash spending and overhaul entitlement programs — turning Medicare, for example, into a voucher program.
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A game to mention, not to enjoy, May 28, 2008by Victor Gijsbers (The Netherlands)
This game makes a point about interactive fiction design. It makes it well and quickly (one you have figured out the solution, probably by reading the source or the walkthrough). So, although this game is not enjoyable as such, it does the one thing that it attempts to do quite well. What is the point that it makes? According to Karl Muckenhoupt, the point is that "it is possible for a puzzle to have a completely logical solution, and yet be nearly impossible to solve except by randomly guessing commands". Without disagreeing with that, I would say that the point of +=3 is that "conventions of play are there for a reason". Either way, it's a good point, and +=3 is a name that you might want to drop in a discussion now and then.
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Pointed, February 2, 2011"+=3's" thesis is that a puzzle's difficulty is not directly related to how logical the solution to the puzzle is, but rather by the context that the puzzle appears in. Most seasoned IF players will find this game's one puzzle infuriating because it cleverly defies IF's conventions, yet the puzzle's solution is not only logical, but, literally, a cliche.
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1. He mans his own grill. His specialty: Costco's pork baby back ribs with a garlicky dry rub, finished with a squeeze of lemon. He has joked that as president, he'll replace Bill Clinton's White House putting green with a grill.
2. His wife says her obsession with electronic gadgets and technology is one of his pet peeves. He doesn't e-mail or surf the Web and likes to read the newspaper in print.
3. He says his pet peeve is politicians who talk too much. (He admits he's guilty, too, sometimes.)
4. His favorite book is "For Whom the Bell Tolls," by Ernest Hemingway.
5. He was addicted to the TV show "24."
6. He carries a lucky penny.
7. He played Scrooge in the POWs' staging of "A Christmas Carol" at the Hanoi Hilton.
8. His film favorites include "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World," "Casablanca" and "Viva Zapata!"
9. He talks to fellow prisoners of war, those with whom he shared a cell in Vietnam, almost daily.
10. He has seven children. The first two he adopted from his first wife's previous marriage; the third was born to him and his first wife, Carol; the next three were born to him and his second wife, Cindy, and the seventh they adopted from Mother Teresa's orphanage in Bangladesh. He has four grandchildren.
11. Cindy McCain was in Bangladesh on a charity mission and brought home baby Bridget without checking first with McCain.
12. He is the son and grandson of admirals. He has two sons in the military: Jack, 22, who is attending the U.S. Naval Academy, and Jimmy, 20, a Marine who has served in Iraq.
13. He graduated fifth from the bottom in his class at the Naval Academy, ranking 894 out of 899. Later, his honors from Navy service included the Prisoner of War Medal, Purple Heart, Silver Star, Legion of Merit, Bronze Star and the Distinguished Flying Cross.
14. He doesn't like to be alone.
15. At Christmastime, he likes to supervise the lighting of about 1,000 luminarias on his Sedona property with family and friends.
16. Going on vacation with him is anything but relaxing. His children call it "Camp McCain."
17. He's an early-bird.
18. He's into fruit trees. And birds. He keeps binoculars and bird books at the ready in Sedona. His pet collection: two dogs, two turtles, a cat, a ferret, three parakeets and 13 saltwater fish.
19. His wife, a beer distributorship heiress, has an estimated worth of about $100 million. In 2006 she reported an income of $6 million. The McCains have a prenuptial agreement.
20. McCain, 72, collects a monthly Social Security check of about $1,900 and an annual $58,358 pension as a retired Navy officer. In 2007 he reported $176,488 in royalties on books he has written from 1999 to 2007, most notably "Faith of My Fathers" and "Why Courage Matters."


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Oehlala, it was such a blast last night. All those nice people, all these happy faces and all the pictures that has been shot – it was great. The beautiful cake, the special and unique act of poet Wim, the ice cold Belgium beers and the rockin' performance by The Deer Friends. Yes, it was a successful opening party! We would to like to say a BIG THANK YOU to everyone who came all the way over to the Kammenstraat. Thanks for being here to celebrate this opening with us. We hope to see each one of you very soon again and don't worry if you missed out the LomoWall during the party. Drop by anytime soon to have a closer look at all these colorful lomographs that the wall contains. From today on the store will be open on Monday till Saturday between 10am and 6:30pm.
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Dear All,
You can buy 'clone' pcb's of the famous tube preamps on ebay pretty cheap, I was wondering if anyone had tried any? Don't get me wrong; I know you only get what you pay for, I was just thinking of buying a couple to play around with. They mostly seem to be listed by sellers from Hong Kong, who have very good feedback, so I don't doubt the seller's trustworthyness. Does anyone have anything to report. |
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They come from this company in Hong Kong. Lots of stuff, the cases look particularly good for the money (in the pictures anyway).
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download an offline version of the website then you load it from your local drive. hehe it really depend on your isp. hey Andrew cool site. too bad the shipping cost so HIGH. like ouch. they're raising the prices soon too. |
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Yes, the site is slow, I have a 512 adsl download and its slow but not too bad to me. As someone above noted you could just download the site to your machine and peruse easily.
It seems I am going to be the first one to test the waters, prices go up come July. I am ordering a cat sl-1 "special diy version" which supposedly has a better layout, a HV / LV regulator and an R-core power trans all for ~ US$200.00. Shipping is US$60.00 yikes! but still a good deal methinks. I sent an email and it came back quickly, perfect English and all my questions were answered, seems like a professional outfit, I'll see. Andrew
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Cross-continent Internet can be a pain...
as I write this from London. Having been in HK and Bejing last March, I can tell you that the download times work in both directions. Depending on where I am in Europe, the same applies, too. Considering that the old days required us to send postal mail with stamps, I'm still happy with longer download times.
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Multilevel, hybrid regularization method for reconstruction of fluorescent molecular tomography |
Applied Optics, Vol. 51, Issue 7, pp. 975-986 (2012)
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In this paper, a multilevel, hybrid regularization method is presented for fluorescent molecular tomography (FMT) based on the hp-finite element method (hp-FEM) with a continuous wave. The hybrid regularization method combines sparsity regularization and Landweber iterative regularization to improve the stability of the solution of the ill-posed inverse problem. In the first coarse mesh level, considering the fact that the fluorescent probes are sparsely distributed in the entire reconstruction region in most FMT applications, the sparse regularization method is employed to take full advantage of this sparsity. In the subsequent refined mesh levels, since the reconstruction region is reduced and the initial value of the unknown parameters is provided from the previous mesh, these mesh levels seem to be different from the first level. As a result, the Landweber iterative regularization method is applied for reconstruction. Simulation experiments on a 3D digital mouse atlas and physical experiments on a phantom are conducted to evaluate the performance of our method. The reconstructed results show the potential and feasibility of the proposed approach.
© 2012 Optical Society of America
OCIS Codes
(170.0170) Medical optics and biotechnology : Medical optics and biotechnology
(170.3010) Medical optics and biotechnology : Image reconstruction techniques
(170.6280) Medical optics and biotechnology : Spectroscopy, fluorescence and luminescence
(170.6960) Medical optics and biotechnology : Tomography
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Image Processing
Original Manuscript: September 1, 2011
Revised Manuscript: November 16, 2011
Manuscript Accepted: November 19, 2011
Published: March 1, 2012
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Huangjian Yi, Duofang Chen, Xiaochao Qu, Kuan Peng, Xueli Chen, Yuanyuan Zhou, Jie Tian, and Jimin Liang, "Multilevel, hybrid regularization method for reconstruction of fluorescent molecular tomography," Appl. Opt. 51, 975-986 (2012)
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I went to a New Republic briefing this morning on the future of U.S. energy policy. What stood out most were the rather impassioned remarks from Senator Kerry (D-MA), who is not generally known for displaying much emotion. He opened his comments by describing America's "ostrich-like" approach to energy: "I've had it up to here," he said, motioning to just below his chin. Every prediction made years ago about this issue is coming...
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Since oil began leaking from a rig in the Gulf of Mexico last April, concerns regarding the safety of the region's seafood abounded. Now, more than two months after the leak was sealed, public officials, federal scientists and even President Obama have all been saying that seafood from the Gulf region is safe to eat. So why aren't consumers digging in? Several local leaders from the region impacted by the oil spill addressed this topic last week during the most recent hearing of the National Commission on the British Petroleum Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill and Offshore Drilling in Washington, D.C.
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Here are some highlights from the latest ESA Policy News by ESA's Science Policy Analyst, Terence Houston.
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The second meeting of the National Commission on the BP Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill and Offshore Drilling highlighted both deficiencies in the Obama Administration's and British Petroleum's handling of the spill, as well as methods to improve coordination between those two parties.
Participants in the hearing, which occurred August 25 in Washington, DC, sought to examine regulatory oversight issues in offshore drilling. One point of consensus between both commissioners and several of the panelists was that scientific input into the review process needed to be increased.
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Bramble Cable Afghan
By: Joan Barnett for Red Heart Yarn
Chunky cables and a unique bramble stitch border combine for an attractive knit afghan. Make this cable afghan knitting pattern from Red Heart Yarn in bright blue for a striking home accent.
Afghan is 51½" x 69".
- Yarn: TLC® "Essentials™": 7 skeins 2820 Robin Egg.
- Knitting Needles: 5mm [US 8] – 40".
- Cable needle, yarn needle.
GAUGE: 20 sts = 4"; 24 rows = 4" in Bramble Stitch. CHECK YOUR GAUGE. Use any size needles to obtain the specified gauge.
ABBREVIATIONS: dec = decrease; inc = increase;
K = knit; mm = millimeters; P = purl; St st = Stockinette
stitch (Knit on right side rows; Purl on wrong side rows.);
st(s) = stitch(es); tog = together; * or ** = repeat whatever
follows the * or ** as indicated; [ ] = work directions in
brackets the number of times specified.
Special Stitch:
BRAMBLE STITCH (multiple of 4 sts)
Row 1 (RS): P.
Row 2: * P3tog, (K1, P1, K1) in same st; repeat from *.
Row 3: P.
Row 4: * (K1, P1, K1) in same st, P3tog; repeat from *.
Repeat Rows 1-4 for pattern.
CABLE PANEL (worked over 19 sts)
Row 1 (RS): K6, P3, K1, P3, K6.
Row 2 and all WS rows: P6, K3, P1, K3, P6.
Row 3: Slip 3 sts to cable needle and hold in front, K3, K3
from cable needle, P3, K1, P3, slip 3 sts to cable needle
and hold in front, K3, K3 from cable needle.
Row 5: Repeat Row 1.
Row 6: Repeat Row 2.
Repeat Rows 1-6 for Cable Panel.
NOTE: Afghan is worked back and forth in rows. Circular
needle is used to accommodate the large number of
Cast on 258 sts.
Border – Row 1 (RS): Slip 1, beginning with Row 1, work
in Bramble st across to last st, K1.
Slipping first st and knitting last st of every row for
selvedge sts, work in Bramble st for 10 rows; end with a
WS row.
Begin Cable Center – Row 1 (RS): Slip 1, dec 3 sts
evenly spaced across row, work 20 sts in Bramble st; [work
10 sts in Reverse St st (P on RS rows, K on WS rows);
beginning with Row 1, work Cable Panel over 19 sts] 7
times; work 10 sts in Reverse St st, work 20 sts in Bramble
st, K1 – 255 sts.
Work as established until throw measures 67½", inc 3
sts evenly spaced across last WS row – 258 sts. Slipping
first st and knitting last st of every row, work 10 rows in
Bramble st, end with a WS row.
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leesa t
Aug 25, 2011
This is a question for jdesrochers3 5633751: I've been having a terrible time decreasing on the Bramble Afghan pattern. I wondered how and where you did your 3 decreases. Thanks for any help on this. Leesa
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leesa t
Aug 21, 2011
When you begin the cable center, it says to "dec 3 sts evenly spaced across row". By doing that, won't the stitch counts for 3 panels be less and won't that mess up the pattern? I think that maybe I should decrease in 3 of the Rev. Stockinette panels, but am not sure. Can anyone who has made this afghan successfully let me know how you did it? Thanks. Needler
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Jul 29, 2011
I have 258 sts and I just started the cable section. The way I read it is: 1 = sl st 20 = Bramble 10 = Reverse st 19 x 7 = 133 = cable panel 10 = Reverse st 20 = Bramble 1 = K1 --------------- 195 sts, minus the 3 dec = 192 I'm missing 63 sts for 255. Where am I reading it wrong? Please help. I really like this afghan, would like to finish it. Thank you all in advance.
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bcharlebois1 66055 43
Apr 14, 2012
I have just started this project and have the exact same problem as you. did you ever figure this out? And how. Thanks, I am anxious to continue.
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jdesrochers3 56337 51
Apr 02, 2011
I loved making this afghan. I added rows to the top and bottom borders to better match the side borders.
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Nov 29, 2010
Response to Crafter 4534281 I tried this and it worked. row 1 is the right side and is purled for both the Bramble stitch and for the Cable panel. Row 2--the wrong side is just as you described--you make the bramble on the wrong side but it comes out on the right side; on Row 3 which is also the row where the cable twist is made. The odd numbered rows are the right side for both the cable panel and the bramble stitch. You will see it after you do row 3. I had trouble remembering that knit stitches are done on the wrong side when you are doing reverse stockinette---which stitch is also purled on row 1. I hope this helps you.
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Nov 28, 2010
Response to Comment 2 There is a Row 4. Look at Row 2. All WS row are alike.
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Crafter 3999520
Sep 07, 2010
Row 4 is the same as row 2 on the cable pattern. Hopes this helps. Jeanne
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Aug 29, 2010
I've just started the cable panel section of this pattern and am stumped because the instructions jump from row 3 to row 5. NO ROW 4!?! This is the first time I've tried doing cables so maybe there's something I should just know but sure could use some help. Any one? Please?
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Mrs Walton
Jul 24, 2010
I want to make this afghan. Do you have the corrections for it? THX flo Johnson
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Crafter 4534281
Apr 28, 2010
I have completed the border on the Bramble Cable Afghan (10 rows). Now I am ready to start the Cable Center --Row 1 (RS). It says to work 20 sts in Bramble st . My problem is how do I do the Bramble st on the RS when it is made on the WS showing on the RS. Then the cable pattern will not be right. I have tried to solve this problem and have asked several good knitters and we cannot figure it out. Help, please and tell me what I am doing wrong. I love the pattern and am anxious to get working on the afghan.
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Mar 12, 2010
that i do !! i am a male and i do not under stand what these thing first time.. i would like to make it for my wife... st,ws,p on rs k6,p3 or how to start it. use do so much for a man !!!! but since i have been doing every thing it is not so easy.. thank god ! my kids are grown up.. but more men should start doing things like this ... then may be they will have more resecpt for the woman.. men do not know what it is like to do a woman's job..and she works... let some thing happen to them .. then they will get a tast of what a woman goes through... then they will know.. and even though people think i am gay!! to do every thing .. i don't care!! my wife is the bread winner.. she put the money in my handy s ... now it is time for her to work.. and me well have to stay home and take care of things here for her.. men think woman are just a peice of meat and they are king... but a woman is a gift.. her body heart mind and soul... so men beware !! you need her more then woman need men..men do not know how lucky they are.. and they will not , until they need them.. thank ' s for letting me blow off steam ... arthur
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Alesha Dixon at the Look Show 2012 |
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She is such a brilliant performer and so full of fun and guess what?! She performed Scandalous!! I think I am going to have to upload my video of that to Youtube for sure! It was a fab blast from the past!
Kelly Brook opened the show and she too look completely stunning. Have a look.
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She just looked like she was having so much fun which always makes me smile.
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The hair look was created by Toni & Guy and inspired by the Chloe AW12 look. I loved it. There were lots of lovely soft, voluminous, fluffy waves and textures. I chatted to the head stylist who explained the process to me.
The hair was prepped using Label M Volume Foam and Extra Strong Mousse section by section on dry hair and then was dried in using a hairdryer particularly on the roots for extra volume.
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It was then tonged vertically in random sections and pinned up while it set.
Toni & Guy Hair at the Look Show |
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It was created using this gorgeous Smashbox palette, Smokebox. The lip is Smashbox Nylon Nude which is beautifully creamy.
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The second look was all about the lip.
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By Indiewire | Indiewire March 8, 2010 at 8:15AM
For his first feature, "Brotherhood," director Will Canon used the exploitation films of the 70s as a launching pad, then put his own spin on a familiar genre. "Adam Buckley finds himself having to rob a convenience store on the last night of pledging a college fraternity. But when the initiation ritual goes horribly wrong, and every subsequent move proves disastrous, Adam must find it within himself to take a stand to save a friend's life." [Synopsis courtesy of SXSW]
Editor's Note: This is one interview in a series profiling directors whose films are screening in the Narrative Competition, Documentary Competition and Emerging Visions sections at the 2010 SXSW Film Festival.
Narrative Competition
Director: Will Canon
Cast: Jon Foster, Trevor Morgan, Arlen Escarpeta, Lou Taylor Pucci
Producer: Chris Pollack & Jamie Patricof
Screenwriter: Will Canon & Doug Simon
Cinematographer: Michael Fimognari
Editor: Josh Schaeffer
81 minutes
Will Canon on his background and the making of his feature, "Brotherhood"...
My name is Will Canon and "Brotherhood" is my first feature film. Before I made "Brotherhood" I made a handful of short films. One of those short films, "Roslyn," was the springboard for "Brotherhood." I made the short at NYU and it was really helpful when I started trying to get "Brotherhood" made because I could show it to people and says, "If you like my short then you're going to like the feature. If you don't like the short, then you're not going to like the feature."
At the time of the short, I had it in my head for some reason that I wanted to make a film about a fraternity initiation, but I didn't have a specific story in mind. I was in Texas on a break between semesters at school and a lot of my friends from home were in fraternities, so I was asking them questions about their experiences and one of my friends said, "There's one this thing, supposedly it's never really happened..." And he went on to describe what turned out to be the set-up for the short and eventually the feature.
I knew that I wanted the film to do two things. First I wanted it to really be entertaining and have the twists and turns of a fun genre-film. And then underneath that I wanted there to be personal touches that really resonate and make the film feel real. A lot of my favorite directors came out of the Corman exploitation films of the 70's and I've always thought that one of the most exciting things you can do with a movie, especially an independent one, is infuse personal moments into a fun, entertaining genre-film. It really resonates with me because you're entertaining an audience, but you're doing so while exploring personal themes.
I think the biggest challenge for most independent projects is financing. We were looking for financing in the middle of the worst economic situation in a long time. I think the fact that we were able to get the movie made speaks to the job that the producers did and to the determination of the entire team.
I think South By Southwest audiences will dig the film because it's a fun, entertaining, suspenseful ride. When I think of films and filmmakers that I associate with Austin, I think of guys like Tarantino, Rodriguez, Linklater and those are the guys whose films I grew up watching and who we referenced for "Brotherhood."
Canon on his influences...
The idea that I really wanted to keep close to me as we made the film was to be bold. I wanted our decisions to be bold, brave decisions. So the films that meant the most to me were films by directors that I think do that. Paul Thomas Anderson's films meant a lot, particularly "Boogie Nights" and "Magnolia." Joe Carnahan's film "Narc" is a favorite of mine as a film and is also an inspiration because the filmmakers really went through it to get the film made. Michael Mann's film, "The Insider," meant a lot because Al Pacino's character fights so hard for a principle and he won't compromise when everyone around him is compromising and leaning on him to do so as well. That film was inspirational in a lot of ways, but the story is so inspirational to me because of how far the character is willing to go for something he believes in. There's a pretty direct correlation with the process of filmmaking because it is neither a quick nor an easy process and there are plenty of opportunities to compromise along the way.
What he's got in the works...
My co-writer, Doug Simon, and I just finished writing a comedy pilot for a TV show called "Subs." It's about a group of high school friends that don't know what to do with their lives after college, so they move back to their hometown and start substitute teaching while they figure things out. One of the ideas was, what would the characters from "Dazed and Confused" do after they finished college? We thought it would be great to see them right back in school as subs. The other project that we're working on is a feature. It's a thriller that is compressed into one day the same way that "Brotherhood" is, but it takes place in the financial world.


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MANLOVE, WILLIAM H. Is a native of Virginia, and was born July 3, 1817. When about sixteen years of age he engaged as clerk in a general merchandise store at Petersburg. This occupation he followed until 1847, when he returned home and remained with his parents on a farm until 1849, when he sailed, aboard the ship "Marianna," for California. After making the trip around Cape Horn, he arrived at San Francisco in September of the above year. Mr. Manlove went at once to the mines in Amador County, where he prosecuted mining and merchandising for two years. He then went to the northern mines, where about six months were spent. We next find him engaged in farming in Sacramento County where he remained until 1855, when he came to Lake County and located in Coyote Valley, where he resided until 1861, when he was elected Sheriff of Lake County. This office he held two terms by election and a portion of another by appointment. At the close of his official term he settled in Big Valley, where he has since resided. He owns three hundred and fifty acres, located about four and one half miles south from Lakeport, where he is engaged in farming. Mr. Manlove married, in November, 1862, Miss Susan Thompson, a native of Missouri. They have eight living children, Louisa F., James J., Virginia B., Minnie L., Katie, Hattie H., William D. and Navara.
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