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BANGALORE: All public auditoriums must be left free on Saturdays and Sundays for screening of children's films, said N.R. Nanjunde Gowda, president of the Children's Film Festival of India 2008 festival committee.
Addressing presspersons here on Wednesday, Mr. Gowda said that leaving public auditoriums free on weekends would not only provide entertainment for children. It would also help promote the making of children's films in a big way.
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"We cannot expect the Government to build theatres for the purpose of screening children's films in every district. We cannot ask the private sector to fund this initiative either," he said.
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Cal State Bakersfield won the game of attrition Monday night.
In a game that featured 68 free throws, 57 fouls and four players who fouled out, the Roadrunners took the lead early in the first half and never gave it up in a 74-66 win over Nevada before 1,612 at Rabobank Arena.
Another three players ended the game with four fouls. With the NCAA instructing officials to call tighter games this season, these type of games will be commonplace, CSUB coach Rod Barnes said.
"We're OK with it," Barnes said after CSUB improved to 3-1. "In years past I'd be concerned because we didn't have the depth.
"Tonight we lost two of our best players. But it didn't change the way we played. ... The biggest concern I had was making free throws."
CSUB was 28-of-40 from the line and Nevada (2-2) was 21-of-28.
The Roadrunners faced a crucial moment with 15:09 left in the game when 6-foot-10 junior center Abdul Ahmed, who had just scored back-to-back baskets to give CSUB a 45-36 lead, was called for his fourth foul, ahmed argued briefly with the officials and got hit with a technical, which counts as a personal and fouled him out.
In the first half, senior guard Zach Lamb, who had just entered the game for the first time, crashed hard to the floor and left the game with a back injury, Barnes said. Lamb didn't return.
"It was a blow," CSUB senior guard Issiah Grayson said of losing Ahmed in that manner. "But we've got depth. Coach kept our minds right."
Barnes said he remained confident as Ahmed walked off the floor.
"I wasn't fazed," Barnes said. "I thought we could still win the game. Zech Smith (Ahmed's backup) has done a great job in practice. I have a lot of confidence in our team."
Grayson finished with a Bakersfield-leading 15 points and six assists. Ahmed had 14 points, junior guard Tyrell Corbin scored 13 and sophomore forward Erik Kinney had 11 points and a game-high seven rebounds.
Grayson had the primary task of defending Nevada senior guard Deonte Burton most of the night. Burton had 24 points and came into the game averaging 25.3. Corbin and Javonte Maynor also took turns guarding Burton, but it was mostly Grayson's assignment.
"He's a top-level guy," Grayson said. "He brings it every possession. He kept bringing it. He got his. He's a great player."
But CSUB double-teamed Burton throughout the game.
"They took the ball out of Deonte Burton's hands," Nevada coach David Carter said. "They were able to double-team him and make other guys make plays."
Burton had 13 first-half points, but only scored four points in the first 16 minutes of the second half. That was crucial in the Roadrunners' ability to stay in command.
"We wanted to trap him in the backcourt to make him work," Barnes said. "He's been a guy who's taken over games late in the second half for them."
CSUB's biggest lead was 13 points. The Wolf Pack pulled within six twice with less than three minutes to play, but Corey Hall hit two key baskets and the Roadrunners sank five free throws in the final 1:36 to thwart Nevada's comeback hope.
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The old empty Holland School is now reinvented into much more: rehearsal space for a theater group tailored to at-risk kids, a workshop space on how to make healthy food for toddlers, and a food shelf that doles out more than a ton of food each month to 500 people.
When the Northeast Community Lutheran Church consolidated three dying congregations into the former Holland School 10 months ago, it also brought in other tenants that fit its mission to create a community center focused on faith, learning and service.
Now, the church is trying to sell its old building near the Dairy Queen on Lowry Avenue and land one more nonprofit or child care tenant to boost its operations budget. The church is still dreaming big: it would like to convert part of the massive south parking lot at 15th Avenue into a community garden, and an architect is drawing up plans to reposition a skylit atrium into a worship space — so the congregation doesn't need to worship in the cafeteria anymore.
Pastor Craig Pederson said he's seen his faith at work during the year's transition.
"It's incredible, one barrier after another we've been able to overcome and keep moving forward," he said.
The church has offered much of the Holland School space at below-market rates, so it's had no shortage of takers. In addition to the operations mentioned above, the Grace Center for Community Life also hosts a charter school, home school and music school.
"We have a lot of under-the-radar programs that aren't affiliated with bigger organizations," Pederson said.
Most churches get pretty quiet during the week, but that's not the case at this one. On a recent Wednesday, kids from Fraser Academy were throwing balls in the gym and chattering excitedly in a walk down the hall. A building manager dressed in an "Oscar the Grouch" T-shirt greeted staff as they passed his way. The prior weekend, the cafeteria hosted the Holland Neighborhood's annual "Hot Dish Revolution" fundraiser, which brought in about 200 people to sample the neighborhood's best casseroles and listen to an Irish band.
One of the newest building occupants is a church that arrived two months ago. It's a Hispanic congregation called Iglesia de Jesucristo Luz Divina, which set up an array of instruments at the front of a classroom. It's located down the hall from Crosstown Ministries, which primarily serves an African American population.
Another new partner to the building is the brand new Urban Baby nonprofit, which offers free workshops to low-income families on nutrition for babies and toddlers. The nonprofit was founded by Michelle Horovitz, a former public defender. She said it's important that kids don't become addicted to sugar and salt at a young age.
"Five and 6 year olds are already exposed to so much junk," she said. "We need to start doing things earlier, and developing their palates and taste for fruits and vegetables."
When parents pick up their kids from church programming this summer, Urban Baby will offer classes on how to make fresh baby food and how to make healthy recipes that appeal to toddlers, such as a baked ziti casserole made in muffin tins.
Pederson said he's looking forward to July's popular basketball camp, summer arts blast and vacation Bible school.
"One of our stated goals is to get more reconnected to the neighborhood and do more outreach," he said.
The church has a planning grant from the Mississippi Watershed Management Organization to return some of the parking lot's two acres of asphalt into green space.
The church is also working with an architect to improve the school's west entry and build out a new sanctuary in the atrium. Pederson attended one of Holland School's first open houses in 2006 — he was the only one who showed up — and saw original drawings of the atrium as an indoor playroom. He learned that as the school filled up, the atrium was subdivided into classrooms and topped by a false ceiling.
"They completely clipped off the view to the high space," said Architect Paul Gates. "They kind of buried it; they mothballed it, essentially."
The old walls came down a month ago, and the church hopes to finish the new sanctuary by Christmas.
The school's other new tenants haven't required quite as much retrofitting.
Fraser Academy is thrilled with the school's gym and playground, and the 73-student school is currently working through a waiting list to potentially enroll 80 or 85 students next year. The school is open Monday–Thursday 11 months out of the year, and it has a heavy focus on individualized education plans and smaller classes of 12–20 students.
"The neighborhood feel is something that's different from either of our previous locations," said Director Linda Silrum, who relocated the school here from 45th & Lyndale. "Lyndale always felt like a busy street."
Planet Homeschool moved here from a church facility in South Minneapolis. It's a 12-year-old secular homeschooling co-op that allows kids to take classes ranging from filmmaking and ballroom dance to world history, French and botany. About 40–50 students are involved, and Leadership Team Member Ann Matthews-Lingen said the Grace Center gives the school a long-term place
to grow.
Down the hall, the two-year-old Passionate Productions group has a new home after bouncing between a few church buildings. Director Jennifer Howard said youth are meeting mentors, getting help with homework, and taking the chance to learn acting, prop-building or crew work in theater.
The list of building activities goes on: it hosts free monthly community dinners drawing 80 people a pop, and twice a year, it offers low-cost pet clinics to help families afford vaccinations. Staff have even thought about ways to reuse the school's concrete reinforced roof.
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Stephan El Shaarawy's early header gave Milan the vital away goal ahead of next week's return in Italy, before Tim Matavz scored a deserved equaliser for PSV on 60 minutes.
Milan had been on the defensive during the early exchanges before Ignazio Abate got in behind Jetro Willems and won a tussle with the PSV defender.
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Taking on Narendra Modi on his home turf, AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal on Wednesday accused the BJP prime ministerial candidate of trying to stall his visit to Gujarat after he was briefly "detained" by police and said he did not find "even an atom of development" claimed by the Chief Minister.
As he embarked on his four-day tour to verify Mr. Modi's claims of providing water, power, education and healthcare to people of his state, the former Delhi Chief Minister was taken to Radhanpur police station in north Gujarat and allowed to go after half an hour.
AAP's State convenor Sukhdev Patel claimed that Mr. Kejriwal was detained but police denied it saying they had only "briefed" Mr. Kejriwal on the model code of conduct which came into force today with the declaration of poll schedule.
But Mr. Kejriwal alleged that the police had acted on the "orders from the top".
"We came to know in the morning itself that all the DSPs have been instructed to stop Kejriwal under any circumstances. Modi has also been sending some people with black flags. We know they will resort to such tactics," Mr. Kejriwal said.
"They stopped us and claimed that we were violating the model code of conduct. I told them that none of our vehicles is carrying stickers or any symbol of our party. So we were allowed to go," Mr. Kejriwal said.
But police had a different version.
"He was not detained. Since the election dates are announced, we just wanted to make sure that he follows the model code of conduct and take due permission. Thus, we took him to police station to brief him about the same," Parikshita Rathod, Patan district superintendent of police told PTI.
Mr. Kejriwal was heckled at some places by protesters who showed black flags and shouted slogans that AAP is "anti-Narmada" and called him an "agent of Congress". AAP has fielded NBA leader Medha Patkar from North East Mumbai.
Mr. Kejriwal, on his route from Ahmedabad to North Gujarat on the first day of his four-day tour, interacted with villagers, visited government hospitals in backward areas and addressed small gatherings where he urged people to reject the BJP and the Congress.
After visiting a few villages in North Gujarat, he said that "not an atom of development is to be seen".
"Gujarat government and the media says there is 'Ramrajya' in this State. (They say) Education has developed, health issues have been resolved, corruption has been finished... So we have come here to see that development in Gujarat," he had said on his arrival at the city airport on Wednesday morning.
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The book, titled "What We Talk About When We Talk About God," challenges conventional notions of God as an otherworldly divine being set apart from humanity, opposed to science and insistent on a conservative interpretation of the Bible.
Instead, Bell argues that God is more clearly perceived during moments like, well, surfing. One of the book's most arresting passages describes an encounter Bell had with a whale a few hundred yards from the Orange County shoreline.
"You (become) aware of something else going on, something more, something just below the surface," he writes. "Something you'd say was sublime or glorious or transcendent."
Bell said he has "no idea" whether his new book will inspire the same backlash as "Love Wins."
But there's plenty of fodder for critics. Bell writes that the God offered in many churches these days comes across as "small, narrow, irrelevant, mean and sometimes just not that intelligent."
The examples he cites of this "Oldsmobile" version of God (his term) all come from the same conservative evangelical circles that rejected "Love Wins."
Bell writes about unnamed Christian leaders declaring that women can't become pastors, that gays are going to hell and that the world was created in six days regardless of "what science says."
In place of this depiction, Bell offers a God revealed in the wonders of quantum physics and, in the person of Jesus, embodying a radical love that challenges the complacency of religious institutions.
God, Bell writes, is "with, for and ahead" of humanity, even when the church, or at least some churches, hold humanity back.
Following publication of "Love Wins," Bell professed to be taken aback by the vehemence of his critics.
This time, he said, he's ready, especially for accusations that he strays from biblical orthodoxy. In fact, he said, it's conservatives who substitute their own biases for what's really in Scripture.
He says the people who quote the Bible have a thousand contradictions going on in their quotes. "But they say, 'Take it exactly as it is.'"
Bell said he draws inspiration from Jewish rabbinical scholars, who regard Scripture "like a gem, and you turn the gem and you get a different light pattern as you turn it. It's a playful thing. It's this very probing, joyous, exploratory relationship with the world and things of the divine."
Perhaps not surprisingly, Bell's own relationship with the divine these days has a lot less to do with church than it used to. Bell does not lead a congregation in Laguna Beach and he is not an official member of a church there.
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I was just prescribed gabapentin for a migraine preventative and the bottle says to wear or carry identification that you are taking this medication. Can anyone tell me why this is?
Why are you suppose to carry identification that you are taking gabapentin?
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No I did not. My mom picked up my medicine because I had to work and she pays for my meds.
I also read on a few sites that you should carry a card or wear a identification bracelet stating that you take this medication
10 Jun 2011
"Carry an ID card or wear a medical alert bracelet stating that you are taking gabapentin, in case of emergency. Any doctor, dentist, or emergency medical care provider who treats you should know that you are taking a seizure medication."
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how do I get a medical Bracelet stating I take this medication?
I would start by asking my Dr.-
I agree with LaurieShay, I checked my bottle and the same sticker regarding I.D. is on it. I take it as a migraine preventative. My Neuro doc never mentioned wearing an I.D. for this med. I think it is for those using it for seizures.
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This "Bob Woodward of the right," as Brock was widely called, specialized in spreading fabrications about Anita Hill and Bill Clinton, using sources either patently loony or in the pay of paranoid fanatics. So why should anyone believe his recent recantation? Never mind that Brock's new tell-all, Blinded by the Right, is filled with irresistible revelations about his former benefactors: catty references to John Podhoretz (who "seemed obsessed with homosexuality"), a devastating portrait of TV pit bull Laura Ingraham, deep dish on Matt Drudge, and moremuch more. As delectable as these tidbits may be, reading Brock's book is a creepy experience. You want to believe him, but you can't help suspecting that he's motivated by the same things that drove him to dissemble in the first place: greed and grandiosity.
The best evidence of Brock's credibility is the fact that he hasn't been sued by the subjects of his book. But that may be the result of a decision to limit the damage by refusing to react. Among the few conservatives who have lashed back, the line seems to be that Blinded by the Right is an attempt to preserve what remains of Brock's rep. But the central question raised by his career has less to do with Brock's motivations than with the media's eagerness to eat up his phony revelations.
Conservatives have long understood the relationship between scandal and sadistic pleasure, and by the time Brock came along in the 1980s, they had established an elaborate delivery system for such funky fun. His falsifications traveled along a multicolored media chain, from the Day-Glo yellow American Spectator to the lemony New York Post to the high beige Wall Street Journal. The mainstream press bought the lies because they played so well. In a time without crisis, scandalizing was the main reason people watched cable news. In the end, it didn't matter that this infotainment was composed largely of factoids. The dirt was such a joy to contemplate that it became a matter of pleasuring the public to presume that it was true.
Once he dared to write a sympathetic book about Hillary Clinton in 1998, Brock was iced by the right. Did he pen his current mea culpa to cultivate a new audience? My gut told me yes and no. Certainly the man who walked into my office seemed nothing like the rough beast that had slouched toward CNN to be born. To paraphrase his infamous line about Anita Hill, Brock was a little bit agile and a little bit fragile.
Of course, I understood why he had included me in his press tour. There's a market in gay people eager to read about the travails of a closet case who has finally seen the light. This is the queer version of the cautionary tales fundamentalists devour from women who repent of their abortions. It's a great narrative, especially when it echoes the born-again refrain "Was blind but now can see." Brock's amazing grace came when he voted for Al Gore. Hmmm.
In the end I was persuaded not by Brock's earnestness but by the substance of his saga. I've known other ambitious young gay men with no particular politics and a deep but unacknowledged longing. Ruthless ambition is merely the surface manifestation of their need. The thrill Brock got from being "a hit man," as he describes his right-wing persona, was not just fame and fortune but the powerful sensation of "men patting me on the back." This aching for male acceptance begins with the father.
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The radical flexibility that allowed Brock to skid from left to right (and ultimately back again) fits the profile of an unvalidated son who grew up whipsawing between rage and yearning. By the time he got to Berkeley, Brock was famished for attention and he got it by writing a column praising Reagan's Grenada invasion. He suddenly found himself surrounded by father figures. "A handful of conservative professors embraced me," Brock recalls. "It went beyond academic mentoring. Some of them were very psychologically astute and they certainly sensed my neediness for the approval they could provide."
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The fifth and final nutrition principle the Redskins Players apply during the Off Season Strength and Conditioning Program is to "Stay Hydrated"(review the 5 principles here). We'll talk about the importance of hydration for women, the effects of dehyrdation and how to tell if you are hydrated enough.
As a sports dietitian, hydration is one of my favorite topics because it affects every aspect of a person's health and performance. Better yet, small changes have instant returns! Redskins players are well aware that dehydration significantly affects performance ... Read More
Looking to Get Fit? There's An App for That!
05.29.2012 / Blog Posts Health and Wellness
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It seems like there's a mobile app for just about everything now - so why not use them to help you get fit!
Apps are a fast and convenient way to keep track of calorie consumption and exercise. We all carry our phones everywhere we go, so having fitness apps loaded on them makes it even easier to keep ourselves in check. I use an app to keep me honest with my calories because portions can get out of control very easily. I have listed a few of my favorite ... Read More
How to: Spring Clean Your Diet!
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For the past few weeks, the Redskins team nutritionist has led WOW members through five nutrition principles - especially important for Redskins players participating in the off-season strength and conditioning program. For a quick review, the five principles are:
- Eat breakfast
- Refuel 5-6 times per day
- Consume a post-workout recovery beverage/snack
- Eat a "clean" diet
- Stay hydrated
Now onto principle four! For a better review of the 5 nutrition principles of the Redskins OSSCP, click here.
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The fourth dietary principle practiced by the players during the offseason program is ... Read More
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Becky Johnson, Certified Personal Trainer (ACE); IBNFC Certified Nutrition Coach
People who exercise regularly will tell you they feel better. Some will say it's because chemicals called neurotransmitters, which are produced in the brain, are stimulated during exercise. Since it's believed that neurotransmitters mediate people's moods and emotions, they can make you feel better and less stressed.
While there is no scientific evidence to conclusively support the neurotransmitter theory, there is plenty to show that exercise provides stress-relieving benefits. We all lead very busy and stressful lives. We stretch ourselves so thin that we don ... Read More
Think Jump Rope is Just for Kids? Think Again!
05.15.2012 / Blog Posts Health and Wellness
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Remember the song "Not last night but the night before, twenty-four robbers came knocking at my door"? Those were the days; when playing hopscotch, jumping rope and playing on the monkey bars were the best part of the day!
While hopscotch and monkey bars may no longer make up your daily activities, jumping rope could be. Not only is it a great cardiovascular alternative to the usual aerobic workout, jumping rope can increase body awareness and develop better hand and foot coordination.
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This week we take a look at the 3rd dietary principle of a strong Off Season Strength and Conditioning Program; Post Workout Recovery (see past health and wellness posts for the first two principles!). I am pleased to introduce you to a University of Maryland dietetic students who knows a few things about the importance of recovering after a workout: Sooyoung Uhm is not only an up-and-coming dietitian but is a certified group fitness instructor as well and is our guest nutrition blogger this week.
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Becoming a marathon runner may seem like a daunting task to many (we can't event imagine running a half-marathon, but that's just us)! Whether you frequent the 5K circuit or prefer racing the treadmill clock instead, there's an inner athlete waiting to be unleashed inside all of us. WOW's contributing personal trainer reveals some tips to help you become a super star in whatever you set out to do!
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The second dietary principle I promote with the Redskins Players to maximize their off season strength and conditioning program is a principle WOW members have heard me discuss many times before. Read on to learn how to optimally fuel your body for your busy lifestyle!
"Re-fuel 5-6 times a day"
The body functions best with a slow infusion of nutrients and energy. Our busy lifestyle however, does not support this pattern naturally, requiring us to plan and schedule refueling. You would never consider driving across the country without stopping ... Read More
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Redskins Park is buzzing with energy again with the return of the players for the Offseason Strength and Conditioning Program (OSSCP)! This is the phase of training where the athlete is focused on optimizing his body composition and working on his strength and endurance so that he enters training camp in July in the best athletic condition of his life.
As the team dietitian, the OSSCP is my "In Season" because body composition, strength and endurance cannot be maximized without the building blocks of protein, carbohydrates, essential fats, vitamins ... Read More
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Keeping up with a workout schedule all on your own can be a difficult thing. You may find it's hard to push yourself to go workout when you don't have anyone else there to help get you off your butt! Group support, social interaction and positive reinforcement are strong motivators to starting and maintaining an exercise program.
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Happy Holiday's from the Southborough Historical Society!
Museum Holiday Special Opening and Social Event - members and public invited to be held on Wednesday, 12/10 from 6-8PM at the Museum. One night only sale of "Fences of Stone": $17.27 (Southborough's year of incorporation) which is 30% off the regular price. Also available at special discounts are Southborough Flag T-Shirts at $7 and Deerfoot Farms Book also at $7. Buy your history buff a gift and help support the Southborough Historical Society Museum and Collection! Refreshments will also be served.
Burnett/Garfield Mansion at 84 Main Street
Back in July, the Town heard of the pending sale of the Burnett/Garfield stone house mansion at 84 Main St. to a developer who planned to demolish it. This photo from circa 1900 shows the Stone House #1 when the tower was still on the roof and shortly after the expansion of Stony Brook as part of the Massachusetts District Commission Sudbury Reservoir. Numerous discussions and efforts in town quickly developed including a grass roots coordination (see www.historicalgood.org) seeking to insure the message got out to everyone to hopefully find an alternative to the demolition. Luckily the sale fell through. The Board of Selectmen have since negotiated a proposed deal that would make use of existing CPC funds that are specifically planned for uses such as this. The final decision will be up to town voters at an upcoming town meeting.
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There have been huge protests in the former British colony Hong Kong recently. Hundreds of thousands took to the streets to demand that Beijing honor China's commitment to Hong Kong's political and judicial independence.
As the BBC's Juliana Liu reports, there is deep anxiety in Hong Kong that China has no intention of allowing people on the island to choose their next leader, but there are also protestors on the other side, with leanings more toward China.
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Umm, according to the lore the Orcs, Trolls and undead WERE misunderstood by the racism of the Humans and Elves.
The Orcs were corrupted and broke that corruption yet the Humans still treated them as such. The Trolls were the original heroes of Azeroth fighting the Ahn'Qiraj and their war with the Night Elves started with the Elves attack on the Well of Eternity taking it from them. As for the undead, The Forsaken broke the hold of the Scourge over them and fought against them.
So excuse me while I eat my cake and say that in a TES game, a Werewolf or Vampire should be able to attack another player and pass their curse onto others.......otherwise its fake evil in a bad themepark setting.
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- Cartoon Characters: I.M. Weasel, I.R. Baboon.
- Voice Actors: Michael Dorn, Charlie Adler, David Feiss, Tom Kenny.
- Directed By David Feiss.
- Produced By Vincent Davis, Sherry Gunther, Larry Huber.
- Written By David Feiss, Michael Ryan, Bill Burnett.
- Music: Guy Moon.
- First Aired on September 16, 1999.
- Running Time: 6 minutes.
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Weasel and Baboon are ordered by the king to go out and save the castle from an evil dragon. The dragon turns out to be (who else?) Red in a large paper-mache costume.
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SANTA MONICA, California (AFP) - Silver Linings Playbook won the best film prize at the Independent Spirit Awards on Saturday, as well as best actress for Jennifer Lawrence and best director.
On the eve of the Oscars, director David O. Russell received a publicity boost for his dark romantic comedy, which stars Bradley Cooper as recovering bipolar ex-teacher Pat who falls for Lawrence's mixed-up Tiffany.
Austrian Michael Haneke's Cannes Palme d'Or-winning Amour took the best foreign film prize.
Best actor at the Spirits, traditionally held on the eve of the Academy Awards, went to John Hawkes for playing a man paralysed from the neck down who hires a sex surrogate to help him lose his virginity in The Sessions.
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Wachirachaikarn, Anyalak*, Prakoon, Warangkana*, Nguyen, Thuy T. T., Prompakdee, Worawit* and Na-Nakorn, Uthairat* (2011) Loss of genetic variation of Phalacronotus bleekeri (Günther, 1864) in the hatchery stocks revealed by newly developed microsatellites, Aquaculture, vol. 321, no. 3-4, pp. 298-302, Elsevier BV, Amsterdam, Netherlands [C1]
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Prakoon, Warangkana*, Tunkijjanukij, Suriyan*, Nguyen, Thuy T. T.* and Na-Nakorn, Uthairat* (2010) Spatial and temporal genetic variation of green mussel, Perna viridis in the Gulf of Thailand and implication for aquaculture, Marine biotechnology, vol. 12, no. 5, pp. 1-515, Springer New York LLC, New York, N.Y. [C1.1]
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In August 1999, OneSoft implemented a new feature on the ePhones site known as Wireless Wizard, which lets customers do side-by-side comparisons of cell-phone models, wireless service plans, and other products.
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Kickstarter for Open-Source Projects?
The Web site http://www.kickstarter.com is an interesting place. Basically, it's a site that allows people to invest in various projects, giving people real money to develop an idea. Those ideas vary from film-making to programming video games, but the concept is the same regardless of the project.
What is the motivation for investing in someone's idea? That's the beauty; it depends on the project. Maybe it's an M.C. Frontalot album you want to see created, so you give money to the project so the album is produced. Perhaps it's a video game you'd really like to play, so you give money to the developer to make the game. Perhaps the developer gives a copy of the game to all investors. Perhaps not. There are no rules, just collaboration.
Recently, we've seen open-source projects use Kickstarter, and it seems like a great idea. If you see a program idea you like, send money, and if the creators reach their goals, they'll create the programs. Because it's open source, the benefit is obvious: you get to use the program when it's complete.
Granted, it's not a perfect system. It certainly would be possible to abuse it. It seems that actually funding open-source developers is a good idea though. Perhaps this method of funding is a fad, or maybe it's the start of something great—paying developers to develop free software. If it works, it seems like everyone wins.
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Hi. My first funding contribution to open source development via kickstarter was for OpenPhoto. The lead developer's approach is to have the community build it and later use this base to create 1or more commercial applications. This of course can also be done by anyone in the community. Mozilla accepted them into the WebFWD incubator. Looks promising! - https://github.com/openphoto
For sure, I remember dreaming up ideas like this myself years ago (ideas that I always hoped someone else would take up instead of lazy old me). For instance, back in the day I would've loved some way to speed up NTFS support (though things are now pretty decent on that front). Kernel support for certain features is something I'd certainly fund.
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I reckon someone should spinoff a kickstarter for open source projects. kickstarter whilst a good idea is cluttered with a lot of non open source projects.
Thanks for this, I might very well try to use it to get funding for my coding project ideas.
I wonder if you know http://www.ulule.com/ it looks like exactly the same idea.
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Aug. 3–CHEYENNE — City planning that reduces sprawl also reduces the environmental impacts of development.
Smart–growth principles not only create attractive, walkable neighborhoods, but also minimize pollution and preserve natural lands. Dispersed planning encourages residents to drive instead of walk. Fewer roads decrease infrastructure costs.
"We don't have the luxury to do sprawl development like we did in past decades," said Matt Ashby, urban planning director for the city of Cheyenne. "Previously, people thought, 'It would be nice to live in a smart–growth neighborhood.' But it didn't have the impact on their pocketbook that it has now."
He added that rising gasoline prices legitimized what was once considered a "trendy" way to design neighborhoods. Compact, mixed–use development allows residents to live, work and play in a single neighborhood. It creates safe walking and biking routes, which allow people to park vehicles in the garage.
Part of the reason the Avenues remain popular is because it is a walkable neighborhood close to downtown and city parks, said Brandon Cammarata, senior planner with the city's Urban Planning Office.
Fewer and shorter car trips also decreases air emissions and saves money. City officials don't spend as much to build and maintain roads. Public transportation provides alternative ways to get around.
Cluster development reduces the miles driven by as much as 58 percent, according to an Environmental Protection Agency evaluation. It protects water quality by limiting paved surfaces. Runoff from developed areas often contains toxic chemicals that can contaminate drinking water supplies. Undeveloped land permits the natural filtration of rainwater and runoff.
For example, it makes more sense to build a parking garage near a shopping center than to construct 30 acres worth of parking lots, Ashby said. He added that the city's blueprint, PlanCheyenne, uses smart–growth principles for development plans.
Cammarata said another goal of PlanCheyenne is to offer residents more lifestyle choices beyond the traditional single–family home.
Officials also are revisiting city codes to remove the zoning roadblocks to smart–growth developments. Ashby said developers jumped through several hoops to assemble the neighborhood known as The Village off of Storey Boulevard and Powderhouse Road. The area contains Jackson's All American Sports Grill and room for buildings with loft apartments upstairs and retail businesses downstairs.
Ashby said the market demands more options like this, and city codes shouldn't discourage developers from using smart–growth principles.
"It's more efficient to grow and run a city with a smart–growth pattern," he added.
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He is known for rallying his teammates during some of their deepest deficits on the field.
On Tuesday, Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson did the same thing, but this time for a high school student from Olympia.
Almost every Tuesday, Wilson takes a trip to Seattle Children's Hospital. But there was one patient who kept missing out on meeting him.
David Padilla, a senior at Olympia's Timberline High School who is also an all league baseball player, was diagnosed in October with a rare bone cancer.
At first, they said he'd never play baseball again, said Dennis Padilla, David s father. We've done a lot of studying. They can't tell you he can't.
What do you do now? said Amber Lewis, David s girlfriend. Everything for the future has been stopped.
Lewis thought a visit from Wilson might be the thing to lift her boyfriend s spirits. So last week she launched a campaign on Twitter, asking @DangeRussWilson to visit @davidpadilla35 at Seattle Children s Hospital.
It was a random spur of the moment, said Lewis. I put it on Twitter with a hash tag. #PaddillaneedstheDanger. Something catchy.
And boy did it spread.
My friends from the school and all around the school started tweeting, said David Padilla. Then we had everyone doing it.
Then late last night, @DangeRussWilson decided to grant Padilla's wish. He tweeted I will be there just to see you!
I got a text from David, 'Oh my god he's coming. He tweeted me. I'm so nervous!' said Lewis.
Tuesday morning, there he was, giving David a personal visit and signing autographs.
The rookie quarterback, who was told he was too short to play, who knows a thing or two about making a comeback, was the perfect inspiration.
Listen, I'll see you on TV one day, man, Wilson told David. You'll get through, you'll be good.
Now I'll be slower or whatever, but I'll have to fight through it and do what I can to be productive and everything for baseball, David said after Wilson had left.
Wilson has a soft spot for baseball players too. He was a minor league baseball player for two seasons before he decided to play football instead.