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An impressive 35 per cent voters exercised their franchise till 1pm in this high-profile constituency where BJP's Narendra Modi and AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal are in the fray even as Congress nominee Ajay Rai landed in trouble after he went to vote wearing his election symbol on his kurta.
35.3% polling was reported till 1 PM. Higher polling was reported from rural areas while voting in urban areas were relatively low, a senior election official said. Braving over 40 degree Celsius temperature, people came in large numbers in areas like Nadesar, Ram Nagar and Benaras Hindu University campus as well in Muslim dominated localities within the city, indicating that voting percentage will be much higher then 42 % polling in 2009 polls.
The polling began at 7 AM amid tight security and Anant Narayan Singh, the present king of Kashi (old name of Varanasi) and Rai were among the early voters. Around 16 lakh people are eligible to vote out of which around 3 lakh belong to Muslim community. Returning Officer Pranjal Yadav said no untoward incident has been reported so far from any area and voting has been largely peaceful. Snag in electronic voting machine was reported in some booths early in the morning but they were replaced immediately by the election officials.
Voters at some booths also complained about their names not being on the voter lists. Early in the morning, Rai came along with his family members to cast his vote in Ramakant Nagar of Chetganj area, while wearing a badge of Congress election symbol 'hand' on his kurta. BJP and AAP protested Rai's action. Hours later, Special Election Observer Praveen Kumar sent a report to the Election Commission which asked the authorities here to file an FIR against Rai for flashing of election symbol at the booth. Kumar said Rai violated section 130 of the Representation of Peoples Act.
Defending his action, Rai claimed that the case against Narendra Modi cannot be compared with his action as the BJP Prime Ministerial candidate had shown his lotus symbol after casting vote in Gandhi Nagar. On April 30, BJP's Prime Ministerial candidate had courted trouble after he flashed his party's symbol lotus while taking a 'selfie', and made a speech after casting his vote in Gandhinagar in Gujarat. The authorities have deployed around 45,000 security personnel to ensure free and fair polls in the city. Over 1,200 booths have been put under surveillance through CCTV cameras videography has been arranged for remaining close to 300 booths.
Top police officers of Uttar Pradesh have come down to the city to assess the security situation and make foolproof arrangements for what is being dubbed as the blockbuster battle of the 2014 Lok Sabha polls.
In a tweet, Modi urged voters in all the 41 constituencies, which went to polls in the final phase of voting, to come in large numbers and vote. "My special request to the youth, go out and vote and take your families and friends to the polling votes," he said in another tweet.
The police conducted raids and precautionary checks in various areas in the last two days besides keeping a strong vigil in localities identified as "sensitive". There have been searches by police at hotels, guest houses and dharamshalas to flush out "outsiders" who are not from Varanasi and were involved in campaigning. "We have made elaborate arrangement for ensuring free and fair polls," the Special Election Observer told PTI. Speaking to reporters, Kejriwal declared that his is a direct fight with Modi and said Congress' Rai is not a challenger. Rai, however, dismissed these claims and said the voters of Varanasi will elect him as he is the only "son of the soil" in the contest.
"How is it a triangular contest? Ajay Rai is nowhere. It is a direct contest with Narendra Modi ji. The situation has been changing in the last three days. Everyone is saying Narendra Modi ji will lose," Kejriwal said.


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The Siena Hotel, Autograph Collection - Chapel Hill
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Multilingual staff at the 24-hour front desk can provide express check-in and express check-out. Free newspapers, a safe, TV, fireplace and coffee are on offer in the lobby. Free high-speed (wired) Internet access is available. Planning a meeting? This hotel has a conference center, as well as a 24-hour business center. Other amenities include an area shuttle, dry cleaning/laundry, an elevator (lift) and a computer station.
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Breakfast is available between 6:30 AM and 10 AM for a fee.
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Book your business-friendly accommodation at The Siena Hotel, Autograph Collection, offering 79 guest rooms with climate control and free local calls. Guests can kick back at the end of a busy day and enjoy TVs with premium satellite channels and pay movies. Corporate travelers visiting the Chapel Hill area will benefit from free wired and wireless high-speed Internet access as well as desks, complimentary newspapers and phones.
A good night's sleep in comfortable beds with premium bedding will have visitors waking up refreshed and well-rested throughout their vacation or business trip. Private bathrooms are outfitted with shower/tub combinations, bathrobes, hair dryers and complimentary toiletries. Refrigerators and irons/ironing boards are supplied in each room to facilitate basic travel needs. Rooms also include air conditioning and blackout drapes/curtains.
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Coker Arboretum - 2.2 km / 1.4 mi
Paul Green Theatre - 2.3 km / 1.4 mi
Morehead Planetarium - 2.3 km / 1.5 mi
Memorial Hall - 2.7 km / 1.6 mi
Ackland Art Museum - 2.8 km / 1.7 mi
University of North Carolina - 2.8 km / 1.7 mi
Kenan Stadium - 2.9 km / 1.8 mi
UNC Medical Center - 3.2 km / 2 mi
North Carolina Botanical Garden - 3.4 km / 2.1 mi
Dean Smith Center - 3.4 km / 2.1 mi
DSI Comedy Theater - 3.4 km / 2.1 mi
The Carolina Basketball Museum - 3.4 km / 2.1 mi
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Do you want to get the most out of your Christmas Season? Then forget (for awhile) what you need to buy and what you need to do, and spend some time focusing on the people you will be seeing during the holidays. I Thessalonians 3:9 For what thanks can we render to God again for you, for all the joy wherewith we joy for your sakes before our God; The apostle Paul is striving to connect in a deeper way with his friends in Thessalonica. A first step in celebrating a simple Christmas is to connect on a deeper level with the people in your life.
Make a list of the most important people in your life. Thank God for bringing them into your life. Tell them how much they mean to you. If you want to establish a deeper connection with the people you love, make an effort to express your appreciation.
Then for each one write-out a prayer. I Thessalonians 3:12-13: And the Lord make you to increase and abound in love one toward another, and toward all men, even as we do toward you: To the end he may stablish your hearts unblameable in holiness before God, even our Father, at the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ with all his saints. If you'll take the time to pray for someone in your life, you'll strengthen that person and you'll strengthen your relationship to that person.
How you relate to Jesus and then to the important people in your life will determine what kind of Christmas you have. So if you want to have a great Christmas—if you want to go beyond all the holiday hype and experience the joy of a simple Christmas—acknowledge Jesus as the center of Christmas and make an effort to connect on a deeper level with the people you love.
December is full of opportunities to focus on the meaning of the birth of our Lord Jesus, and to interact with others – friends, family, neighbors, co-workers… Here are a few ideas:
Online invitation instructions: Visit our website at TRBCphx.org. On the right hand side of any page, just below the service times you'll see a box that says "TRBC Evites". You'll see 2 pictures – representing the next two scheduled Christmas events (to see additional events, click on the right arrow button at the bottom of the box). Just click on the picture, and then click on "Send". You can also click on "preview" to see what your evite will look like. You can then choose to send an invitation via email, Facebook or Twitter – select the option you want, then fill in the blanks to provide the information needed to send the evite. It's a quick and easy way to invite someone to a Christmas event!
Each day beginning December 1st until Christmas our website will feature a devotion designed to prepare our hearts and minds for Christmas. Each devotion includes a bible reading and practical applications for you and your family. You can also subscribe to receive a daily email, or "Like" our Facebook page to see the devotion in your Facebook newsfeed.
Help us stock our food pantry with non-perishable food items needed for Holiday Food Baskets or a turkey donation. Items can be placed in the food collection container in the main auditorium west lobby. If you have questions about the items needed, or want to donate a turkey please call the church office at 623-247-5735.


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'The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1' Teaser: There You Are, Peeta!Britt Hayes October 21, 2014 @ 4:56 PM
One of the people we haven't seen a whole lot of in the more recent trailers for 'The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1' is Peeta. Yes, we saw him in those earlier "message from Capitol" teasers, all in white with President Snow and Joanna, but the trailers for the latest installment of Katniss' harrowing journey have been mostly absent of her bread-making friend. Until now! And it looks like Gale is not too pleased about it.


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Jordan Hospital's Breast Center Receives National Accreditation
PLYMOUTH, Mass., Nov. 8, 2010 /PRNewswire/ — Jordan Hospital today announces that the Jordan Hospital Breast Center has received a three-year/full accreditation from the National Accreditation Program for Breast Centers (NAPBC)–a program of the American College of Surgeons. Jordan Hospital is the 5th hospital in Massachusetts and the only hospital on the South Shore and Cape Cod to receive the national designation.
"We are honored to receive both recognition and national accreditation from the NAPBC and the American College of Surgeons for the high-quality of evaluation and treatment that the Jordan Hospital Breast Center provides," says Jordan Hospital Breast Center Medical Director Dominic Zazzarino, MD, FACS. "This accreditation, and recent data from the American College of Surgeons highlighting Jordan Hospital's quality of cancer care exceeds state averages, is the result of the dedicated staff, physicians, and nurses at Jordan Hospital," adds Zazzarino.
In October, Jordan Hospital's Breast Center celebrated its one-year anniversary and conducted 13,000 mammograms during its first year of operation. The Jordan Hospital Breast Health Center represents a concerted effort across medical, radiological and surgical disciplines at Jordan Hospital to provide the highest quality breast health care. The Breast Center's advanced technology and multidisciplinary approach allows the treatment team to streamline the process from the time a patient enters the system and an abnormality is detected. One goal of the Breast Center is to have most diagnoses within five business days. The Breast Center offers comprehensive screening, diagnosis and treatment options for breast cancer patients in the community as well as a vast array of survivorship health and wellness programs.
Designation by the NAPBC is only given to those centers that have voluntarily committed to provide the highest level of quality breast care and that undergo a rigorous evaluation process and review of their performance. During the survey process, the center must demonstrate compliance with standards established by the NAPBC for treating women who are diagnosed with the full spectrum of breast disease. The standards include proficiency in the areas of: center leadership, clinical management, research, community outreach, professional education, and quality improvement. A breast center that achieves NAPBC accreditation has demonstrated a firm commitment to offer its patients every significant advantage in their battle against breast disease. Jordan Hospital's Breast Center is compliant with all 27 standards–a perfect score.
The American Cancer Society estimated that approximately 192,370 patients were diagnosed with invasive breast cancer in the United States in 2009. In addition, hundreds of thousands of women who will deal with benign breast disease this year will require medical evaluation for treatment options.
Receiving care at a NAPBC-accredited center ensures that a patient will have access to:
- Comprehensive care, including a full range of state-of-the-art services
- A multidisciplinary team approach to coordinate the best treatment options
- Information about ongoing clinical trials and new treatment options
And, most importantly,
- Quality breast care close to home.
National Accreditation Program for Breast Centers
The National Accreditation Program for Breast Centers is a consortium of professional organizations dedicated to the improvement of the quality of care and monitoring of outcomes of patients with diseases of the breast. This mission is pursued through standard-setting, scientific validation, and patient and professional education. Its board membership includes professionals from 15 national organizations that reflect the full spectrum of breast care.
Jordan Hospital
Jordan Hospital is a not-for-profit organization serving 12 towns in Plymouth and Barnstable Counties. Established in 1901, Jordan Hospital is a full-service, 155-bed acute care community hospital accredited by the Joint Commission on the Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations, the College of American Pathologists, the American College of Surgeons Commission on Cancer, and the American College of Radiology.
Contact: Christopher Smalley (508) 989-4679 Beth Richter (617) 275-3286
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Schumer pushes background checks for gun sales
Monday - 1/14/2013, 10:49am EST
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WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. Charles Schumer says requiring universal background checks is something that could pass Congress despite political opposition to gun control.
Schumer, a New York Democrat, says he'd like to see an assault weapons ban pass, too. But he says passing gun control measures is not easy.
Because enforcing background checks on all gun purchases doesn't change the rules on who can own guns, Schumer says he sees it as "a way to come to the middle and get something real done." Right now, advocates say some 40 percent of gun sales occur without background checks, such as those at gun shows.
Schumer spoke to reporters at the Capitol Monday. Vice President Joe Biden is expected to endorse universal background checks in recommendations Tuesday to President Barack Obama.
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Killer Broderick loses parole bid
Sentence: Betty Broderick was convicted of second-degree murder in December 1991. Before ordering her to serve 32 years to life in prison, Superior Court Judge Thomas Whelan found what he called "a high degree of callousness." After mortally wounding her ex-husband, Broderick pulled the telephone out of the wall so he could not call for help.
Division: The case divided the community between people who saw her as a remorseless killer and others who saw her as a desperate woman driven to violence after an acrimonious divorce and emotional abuse from Daniel Broderick, a highly successful lawyer.
Media: The case helped establish CourtTV as a cable heavyweight. Broderick's trial was the first that CourtTV televised from San Diego County.
Public attention: Two made-for-TV movies, a cable documentary and several books were based on the case.
In a case that captivated and polarized San Diego almost two decades ago, socialite Elisabeth "Betty" Broderick was unable to convince a jury or state appellate courts that she was not guilty of murdering her ex-husband and his new wife in their bedroom.
Yesterday, Broderick, now 62, could not convince the state parole board that she should be released from state prison and allowed to return to society.
It was Broderick's first chance at parole after being convicted of second-degree murder in 1991 for shooting to death her former husband, successful medical-malpractice lawyer Daniel Broderick, 44, and Linda Kolkena Broderick, 28.
The five-hour hearing featured emotional testimony from Broderick, her children and Kolkena family members. Broderick's children were divided: Two wanted her released; two did not.
Though Broderick at one point expressed remorse, the two-person parole panel all but shut the door on her ever getting out of prison. It denied her parole for 15 years — the longest possible term under parole rules — though she can apply again in three years if she meets certain conditions.
The parole commissioners said Broderick showed no repentance for the murders.
"Your heart is still bitter, and you are still angry," said Board of Prison Terms Commissioner Robert Doyle. "You show no significant progress in evolving. You are still back 20 years ago in that same mode."
The couple were shot as they slept in their home near Balboa Park the morning of Nov. 5, 1989. Betty Broderick never denied pulling the trigger. But at two sensational televised trials, she said she was driven to do it after going through a bitter divorce in which she claimed she was abused emotionally and psychologically.
Prosecutors painted Broderick as a vicious stalker bent on revenge against her ex-husband and the younger woman he had left her to marry. She left numerous obscene messages on his answering machine, and once was so enraged that she drove her vehicle through the front door of Dan and Linda Broderick's home.
Others saw Betty Broderick sympathetically — as a victim of both a manipulative husband and legal system tilted against her. The story was the subject of articles, books and television movies.


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D-backs legend Gonzalez explains Yasiel Puig interaction
Everybody in baseball seems to know who Yasiel Puig is these days.
The Cuban defector, who has a total of 135 big league at-bats under his belt, has electrified the baseball world and helped propel the Los Angeles Dodgers to second place in the National League West.
However, just because everyone seems to know who Puig is does not mean Puig knows who everyone in the baseball world is just yet.
Case in point, Diamondbacks legend Luis Gonzalez, who tried to introduce himself to the rookie phenom prior to Tuesday night's game at Chase Field.
"I was just trying to show professional courtesy that I would to any other player just standing around the cage," Gonzalez told Arizona Sports 620's Doug and Wolf Wednesday. "I was actually talking to (Dodgers hitting coach Mark) McGwire and (John) Valentin, the other assistant hitting coach, and I said 'you know, let me go say hi to Puig.' He was right by the cage."
The 2001 World Series hero proceeded to explain that he introduced himself as Luis Gonzalez.
"I didn't expect him to know who I was, and I could care less," he admitted.
Gonzalez then intimated what AZCentral Sports' Dan Bickley wrote in a Wednesday column -- Puig blew him off, and received a bit of a talking to from McGwire.
"As far as the human factor is concerned, this guy's been up in the major leagues for a month, and about four or five months ago nobody knew who this guy was and coming from a family from Cuba, where my parents have always taught me to appreciate everything you have," Gonzalez continued. "This guy is making money now that he will have never even thought about where he was before in Cuba, so you have to learn to appreciate things.
"And I think for all of us it was a valuable lesson."
Gonzalez then said he walked away and it was "no big deal" to him, and that his only intent was to open up a bridge of communication with a player with whom he shares a connection.
"I wasn't asking him to sign baseballs or take a picture with me or anything like that," he said. "I just thought we had a common bond with where my family is from and where he's from."
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NEWPORT CITY - Robert Cote III, 24, of Irasburg, was in criminal court Friday on numerous drug charges, including trafficking of heroin, being in possession of a gun in the commission of a felony, and cruelty to a child under the age of 10 for allegedly leaving drugs and guns in the vicinity of a child. Cote pleaded not guilty.
Judge Howard VanBenthuysen, on the request of prosecutor Cathy Norman from Vermont Attorney General's Office, increased Cote's original bail from $100,000 to $150,000, to ensure Cote appears at his future court dates.
COVENTRY - When the United States entered World War II following the Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, David Reed of Craftsbury was being raised on a small farm and attending school. Little did Reed know that a few years later he would be drafted and end up fighting in perhaps the most brutal battle in the war.
DERBY – The theft  of political road signs for the upcoming local elections continues. This time culprits took Karen Jenne's sign and all of Faye Morin's signs and two banners along the Derby Road.
Morin is the Derby Town Clerk and Treasurer. She is being challenged by the outgoing select board member and Derby Line Village Clerk and Treasurer Karen Jenne for the positions.
The select board race is also heating up as Jenne is leaving a seat open and board member Laura Dolgin, who is up for re-election, is facing a challenger.
CRAFTSBURY–Although the Chargers lost their final game of the season 59-45 to finish the year at 11-9, the bigger story was senior Frank Spiese.
Frank is the only basketball player graduating from Craftsbury this year, and the folks at the Academy gave him one heck of a send off on Friday night.
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CRAFTSBURY–The Lady Chargers jumped out to 20-4 lead in the first quarter and never looked back, defeating South Royalton 46-24 to finish the year with a 16-4 record, good for the number three seed in Division IV.
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Ross DeLaBruere, Logan Fortier and Ryan Paul each had a goal and assist for North Country, who move to 14-41 with the win.
Kody Halikas and Ryan O'Donnell had the other goals for NCU.
The UCA boys finished out their season with a 66-49 win, the North Country hockey girls lost 6-4, and the boys won 5-1.
Plus, changes are underfoot in the world of basketball, find out this week!
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NEWPORT–With a trip to the Division I boy's basketball play-offs on the line, the North Country Falcons came up a little short, losing to Champlain Valley Union 61-46 to put an end to what has been a trying 2012-2013 season.
"It was very frustrating," said NCU coach Brian Bonvechio. "We have a lot more talent than we showed as a basketball team.
"A lot of it's my fault for not being able to bring the team together and make then work together, but we just never found that chemistry on the court or off."
BROWNINGTON - The reconstruction of Bridge 9 on the Center Road dividing the Towns of Brownington and Barton will be completed this May when expansion joints, which need to be approved by state and federal agencies, are finished to allow flexibility during earthquakes or other events.
The bridge, probably built in the 1950s, was completely destroyed during Tropical Storm Irene in 2011.
The cost to replace the bridge is shared between the two towns, though Brownington is the owner of the project and bills
JAY - There were some tense moments for the Missisquoi Valley Ambulance Service (MVAS) Thursday, when one unit was involved in an accident, thanks to bad roads, and a second went off into a ditch.
It all started when MVAS personnel responded to the North Jay Road for a medical emergency. Scanner reports indicated the patient might not have been breathing.
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so goes the mantra of Rokuchan, a boy with a mental handicap of some sort; believing himself to be a trolley car conductor, everyday he runs into town, making the sound of "clickety-clack" with his mouth, picking up imaginary people and warning others of his incoming car with a honk.
He is but one piece of the painting that is Akira Kurosawa's DODES'KA-DEN, a fairy-tale for adults. But true to the fairy-tale format, everything is dark and grim, despite the pastel and primary color scheme Kurosawa uses for his first color film.
The look is marvellous, often resembling an impressionistic water-color painting. Apparently, Kurosawa would paint whatever he felt needed to be painted on the set: houses, walls, windows, rocks, even the ground, painting subtle shadows liks a german expressionist. (It's still quite obvious in the film)
DODES'KA-DEN is about a town set in a garbage dump. This town is populated by the losers of the world.
By the water pump, a group of gossipy women provide whispers and remarks like sirens.
Rokuchan, as mentioned above, lives in his own contrsucted world, his home walled with his child-like trolley drawings. His hard-working mother prays for him everyday.
There are the two couples, who's husbands are complete drunkards and are so alike that they wives decide to swap. Both have color-coordinated houses and costumes. One couple is yellow and black themed, while their neighbors are red.
A man who lives in horribly grim house walks around like the living dead. Soon, a mysterious woman enters his home and his past begins to unfold…
An uncle and his niece live together, awaiting the arrival of the sick aunt from the hospital. In the meantime, he sits and drinks and drinks and drinks while his niece works day and night making fake flowers. Her physical complexing begins to resemble someone literally detiorating, getting thinner. The liquor boy who comes by every day doesn't seem to know the torment she endures. She herself is almost catatonic.
A business man from down the road walks with a gimp of some sort. Sometimes he has a funny twitch that resembles someone snorting uncontrollably. He is a good man. His wife is a horribly rude and mean woman with no tact and no manners.
A pregnant woman in pink goes off, struting provacatively, attracting all the men around her. Apparently, she's screwed everyone. But her good husband takes care of all the bastard children and raises them well.
A destitue bum and his son live in broken down car. The son goes off and begs for food behind kitchens. The father has day dreams of the house they will soon live in, which he imagines is set upon a neon hill, where the sky is forever blue and the house becomes incresingly tacky and more fantastic. Soon they contract food poisioning and their faces become more and more blue and ghastly, like dead people.
In the middle is an old, wise man, who has a sort of serenity to his life-style. He brings a sort of order to those he is able to help, though he cannot save all. In some ways, he is like a benevolent king, who does the best he can.
None of these are really connected, except for the fact that they all live in this same garbage dump village. All have horrible problems, and yet, some are able to cope, and some aren't.
The uncle and niece story enters the realm of a horror drama story, while the living dead man and the mysterious woman is something akin to a play; the trolley-boy's day dreams provide some sort of relief, where his neon fantasies are escapes not only for him, but for the audience.
but there are also negative fantasies, like the bum and his fantasy house, which, because of his ignorance, takes presience over the life of his dying son.
The husband with the tic and twitch believes he loves his wife very much…but she's still a horrible human being. Perhaps that is what's causing his tic?
In the end, Kurosawa doesn't provide answers. He just presents a tapestry, however colorful, of sorrow and suffering where the illusion of happiness is just that…illusions and dreams. He does, however, try to explain how such individuals get into this spot. Despite his vagueness on such issues, he still manages to convey an array of emotions.
In fact, Kurosawa holds back his filmic technique for this film, often resorting to an objective, though painterly look. Because of the impressionistic use of color the film starts out looking like a play, and even goes off looking like a kabuki play, where people's faces become masks and the set's artificiality plays a key role.
Some of the takes are so long that you are hypnotized. one of the longest acting scenes lasts at leasts nine minutes. But despite this, the film never really loses its cinematic textures. Kurosawa just holds back and saves it for momentary explosions of color and movement.
Because of this, the film is extremely difficult to sit through. It is slow and deliberately frustrating in revealing things to the audience. However, in the end, it is extremely rewarding and even miraculous in conveying a microcosm of human existence.
It's the smallest biggest film of life ever made by Kurosawa.
He uses music sparingly, and the score was by Tori Takemitsu. It is actually much sunnier sounding than the film's themes, but Kurosawa knows where and how to use it without sounding sentimental or paradoxical.
In the end, DODES'KA-DEN is all about the human spirit, and how, despite what happens, and despite how flimsy, will always live on, just like Rokuchan's imaginary trolley car…
Adam Suraf
After five years of frustration, in which he couldn't find funding for "Runaway Train" and was fired from "Tora! Tora! Tora!", Akira Kurosawa returned to film-making with this wildly episodic adaptation of stories by Yamamoto, one of his favorite writers, and adapted to color photography and a static full screen ratio that he would favor for the remainder of his career. The results are mixed, partly because what survives is only 140 minutes of an original 240 minute cut (similar to the fate of "The Idiot" 20 years earlier), cutting together disparate stories of folks in a shantytown with no particular focus on any one main character, a shocking transgression from the director's usual cinema of heroes. The best parts – a retarded teenage boy who "rides" around the shantytown on an invisible trolley, two drunken best friends who swap wives and become confused by the lack of familiarity with the color coordinated opposites, a worker with a facial tick who defends his mean wife to coworkers – are compassionate in the face of waste and poverty (like "The Lower Depths"), but often the stories fall to tragedy and melodrama, like the focus on a homeless man and his son, who suffer food poisoning after begging for scraps. Kurosawa's painter's eye easily lends itself to imaginary color backdrops, which give the film an almost dreamlike quality, but I've always wondered what that original four-hour cut looked like, and if the dispersed characters were just a bit more fleshed out than what we were left with.
I've heard quite a few people saying that this movie isn't very good; while I do agree that it is definitely one of Kurosawa's weaker films, it also assuredly has its strengths.
Being Kurosawa's first colour film, this film really boasts color. With they way that Kurosawa depicts the shanty-town in which most of the action happens, it is really interesting so see just how colourful the movie is.
And while the movie is rather disjointed plot-wise, I think that it reflects the dilapidated town. In the end, this movie is extremely enjoyable, if just for the wonderful dialogue between the homeless father and his son.


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On September 4, 2014, as the NATO summit convened in Wales, President Barack Obama and Prime Minister David Cameron coauthored an op-ed in the Times of London. Its headline: "We will not be cowed by barbaric killers." On January 15, a mere four and a half months later, the same coauthors had the good fortune to have another submission accepted by that august paper. Its headline? "We won't let the voice of freedom be muzzled."
One can't blame politicians for message discipline. One also can't help but note that their message is conveyed in the hortatory tone and declamatory voice used by politicians when asserting a condition contrary to fact. It's not that Obama and Cameron are dissembling, exactly. Their determination may well be sincere. But they surely protest too much. People who aren't cowed don't spend a lot of time proclaiming they won't be cowed. Leaders who really have strengthened the voice of freedom don't need to reassure their electorates that they're committed to doing so.
We in the West enjoy our freedoms. We occasionally appreciate them. If it's not too much trouble, we're more or less in favor of defending them. When the enemies of freedom kill innocents, we sympathize with them. But surely we are nagged by the unbidden thought—I suspect even Obama and Cameron are nagged by the thought—that while we like freedom, we may not really be up to defending it. And so we wonder if C. S. Lewis didn't have it right: "We make men without chests and expect from them virtue and enterprise. We laugh at honor and are shocked to find traitors in our midst."
It's true that we say "Je suis Charlie." That's better than saying nothing. But we do so only after the fact and in the safety of crowds.
"Je suis Charlie" is an echo, across half a century and from a neighboring country, of John Kennedy's famous statement: "Two thousand years ago the proudest boast was 'civis Romanus sum.' Today, in the world of freedom, the proudest boast is 'Ich bin ein Berliner.' " But "Je suis Charlie" is a plaintive and hollow echo of Kennedy's proud and assertive boast of freedom.
Here's how Kennedy continued:
There are many people in the world who really don't understand, or say they don't, what is the great issue between the free world and the Communist world. Let them come to Berlin. There are some who say that communism is the wave of the future. Let them come to Berlin. And there are some who say in Europe and elsewhere we can work with the Communists. Let them come to Berlin. And there are even a few who say that it is true that communism is an evil system, but it permits us to make economic progress. Lass' sie nach Berlin kommen. Let them come to Berlin. . . . All free men, wherever they may live, are citizens of Berlin, and, therefore, as a free man, I take pride in the words "Ich bin ein Berliner!"
There are many people in the world who really don't understand, or say they don't, what is the great issue between the free world and the Communist world. Let them come to Berlin. There are some who say that communism is the wave of the future. Let them come to Berlin. And there are some who say in Europe and elsewhere we can work with the Communists. Let them come to Berlin. And there are even a few who say that it is true that communism is an evil system, but it permits us to make economic progress. Lass' sie nach Berlin kommen. Let them come to Berlin. . . . All free men, wherever they may live, are citizens of Berlin, and, therefore, as a free man, I take pride in the words "Ich bin ein Berliner!"
Who today takes a proud stand for freedom?
Two who did, men of Kennedy's generation, died last weekend. The achievements of Walter Berns and Harry Jaffa are chronicled elsewhere in this issue. Both understood that freedom was precarious and the American republic was precious. And both were students of Leo Strauss, and therefore understood the weaknesses of the modern accounts of freedom.
The life's work of both was shaped by the problem identified by Strauss in Natural Right and History: Modern thought, most decisively in Germany, had abandoned the idea of natural right and of any claim that there might be reasonable grounds for an attachment to freedom. Strauss remarked in 1952 that "It would not be the first time that a nation, defeated on the battlefield and, as it were, annihilated as a political being, has deprived the conquerors of the most sublime fruit of victory by imposing on them the yoke of its own thought."
Berns and Jaffa, each in his own way, sought to preserve that sublime fruit of victory. Whatever differences, important and transient, there were between the two of them, both understood that saving freedom required historical and philosophical rethinking.
Strauss's discoveries in the history of political philosophy had the effect of liberating his students from the yoke of contemporary thought. But Strauss and his students understood—indeed, emphasized—that such a liberation could not mean simply ignoring the challenges to or wishing away the weaknesses of modern freedom. Berns and Jaffa each tried to work through the arguments and rediscover the history that could deepen our understanding of the conditions of freedom, and thereby inform and strengthen our commitment to freedom. The greatest tribute we could pay to Berns and Jaffa is to rededicate ourselves to the unfinished work that they have thus far so nobly advanced.
"If today's extremist rhetoric sounds familiar, that's because it is eerily, poignantly similar to the vitriol aimed squarely at John F. Kennedy during his presidency. And just like today, Texans were leading what some of them saw as a moral crusade. To find the very roots of the paranoid right of 2013, just go back to downtown Dallas in 1963, back to the months before the Kennedy assassination. It was where and when a deeply angry . . ." (Bill Minutaglio, Washington Post, November 21).
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As Americans pause to mark the 50th anniversary of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, they should not overlook the other fateful assassination that took place that same month. On November 2, 1963, South Vietnam's President Ngo Dinh Diem was murdered in Saigon in a coup carried out by a group of generals operating with the tacit approval of the U.S. government.
The Sunday after Kennedy was shot my dad and I drove downtown to Dealey Plaza. It was an apology of sorts since my parents had refused to let me skip school to see the presidential motorcade on November 22. We were standing on the grassy knoll between the Old Red Courthouse and the Triple Underpass when our neighbors from across the street—a man and his teenage son my age—walked up with a noose and began exhorting bystanders to go lynch Lee Harvey Oswald.
John Forbes Kerry is one of those upper-middle-class East Coast types of estimable lineage and impeccable credentials (St. Paul's, Yale, U.S. Navy) whose tribal habits were the subject of the late sociologist E. Digby Baltzell (The Protestant -Establishment, Puritan Boston and Quaker Philadelphia, etc.). Baltzell popularized the term WASP (White Anglo-Saxon Protestant)—-although Kerry is Roman Catholic, not Protestant—and explored the historic WASP ascendancy in American business, education, cultural institutions, and government.
The 50th anniversary of the assassination of President Kennedy is nearly upon us, and it feels as if Camelot has returned like Brigadoon. Many a navel is currently being gazed upon in the media in an attempt to wring some contemporary meaning out of JFK's tragic end. Some of this was inevitable—the shelves of The Weekly Standard's book section are straining under the weight of the latest conspiracy tomes—but an unsettling amount of the commentary has amounted to taking an American tragedy and using it as an excuse for partisan jeremiads.
For a brief moment last week, The Scrapbook felt a twinge of compassion for President Obama. The setting was Berlin. Readers will remember the extraordinary (and extraordinarily peculiar) sight in 2008 of Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama speaking to a throng of 200,000 worshipful Berliners in the Tiergarten. No American candidate had ever before campaigned in a foreign country—especially one where spectacles of mass enthusiasm revive instructive memories.
President Obama, speaking earlier today at conference on mental health at the White House:
"There are other people who are leading by example. My great friend, Patrick Kennedy, when he was running for reelection back in 2006, he could have avoided talking about his struggles with bipolar disorder and addiction. Let's face it, he's a Kennedy," said Obama.
It has become increasingly clear that the Obama-era Democrats view every major societal event as a new invitation to spend money, centralize power, or both. The horrendous shootings in Connecticut have the Democrats lobbying not only for new legislation, but new federal legislation — and hence more federal power — rather than entrusting the passage of any such legislation to the states. Meanwhile, the damage from Hurricane Sandy has the Democrats looking to do the only thing that they might enjoy even more than enacting cumbersome legislation — spending borrowed money.<
In a Sunday story in the New York Times, former congressman Patrick Kennedy alleged "quid pro quo" access to the White House.
Did John F. Kennedy really write Profiles in Courage? It's a question that has been on the table ever since Kennedy won the Pulitzer Prize for biography in 1957, and with the death of Theodore Sorensen—Kennedy's able speechwriter—the issue of authorship has again surfaced. It's an appropriate time to add new elements to an old story.
Might voters replace another New England Kennedy with a Republican? A new poll, commissioned by the National Republican Congressional Committee and conducted by Public Opinion Strategies, shows that Rhode Island's First Congressional District is in play, with Republican state representative John Loughlin tied with Providence's Democratic mayor David Cicilline at 41 percent.
You might have thought that Kennedy kitsch was not likely to proceed much further beyond The Best Loved Poems of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, edited by Caroline Kennedy Schlossberg (2005), or that the gold standard had long ago been established with Johnny, We Hardly Knew Ye: Memories of John Fitzgerald Kennedy, edited by Kenneth O'Donnell (1972). But you would be wrong.
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Grovetown vs. South Aiken at Evans Thanksgiving Tournament, 6 p.m. (girls)
Evans vs. South Aiken in Warrior Thanksgiving Classic, 6 p.m. (boys)
Grovetown vs. Cross Creek in Warrior Thanksgiving Classic, 8 p.m. (boys)
Evans vs. TBA in Evans Thanksgiving Tournament, TBA (girls)
Augusta Christian vs. Brentwood, 6 p.m. (girls), 7:30 p.m. (boys)
Grovetown vs. Aquinas at Evans Thanksgiving Tournament, 6 p.m. (girls)
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Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday.
It isn't because of Black Friday, which unfortunately has morphed into Black Thursday. I'm a guy. We have until Dec. 24 to buy Christmas gifts.
No, it's the perfect storm of family, food – lots of it – and professional football.
Being a Redskins fan, it all starts with a game against the Cowboys. This used to be a regular occurrence until one of the teams slipped into mediocrity. That's my way of saying the Redskins have been bad for some time now.
For Taylor McChesney, the choice was simple.
Since her sophomore year, she has been looking forward to playing college softball. Augusta State University was always her first choice.
Wednesday, the Evans senior made her dream come true when she signed her letter of intent to play for the Jaguars.
She was nervous before and relaxed after.
"It's a big relief," McChesney said. "Ever since I started the process, I've always put Augusta State at the top of my list. It's where I really wanted to go."
When Lakeside opens its basketball season at Jefferson County Tuesday, the teams will look a little different than it did last week..
Faced with a 3 percent reduction in pensions under the Georgia Teacher Retirement System that takes effect for those who retire after Nov. 30, boys head coach John Kucela signed his retirement papers Monday afternoon.
"It was kind of a last-minute decision to do it," said Kucela, who was entering his third season as Panthers head coach. "I've got the time in, 30-something years. It was a decision I had to go ahead and make."
The Greenbrier High School girls and Harlem boys walked away winners in the 2012-2013 basketball season-openers Tuesday night at Greenbrier.
The Lady Wolfpack overwhelmed the Lady Bulldogs from the beginning, holding Harlem to three field goals in a 66-9 romp.
"I think we played really good as a team," said Jennifer McMahan, who led the Lady Wolfpack with 13 points, including two 3-pointers.
Eleven players scored for the Lady Wolfpack (1-0) as head coach Stefanie Basinger used her bench liberally throughout the night.
Three of the five members of last season's first team All-County basketball squad have graduated, but the county still has some talent – including Harlem High School's Reggie Reid, last season's Eric Marshall Award winner as Columbia County Player of the Year.
Reid became the first freshman to win the honor. It was well-deserved, as he single-handedly got people talking about Harlem basketball. Reid is not the only returning player to watch. With the season getting underway, here are my pre-season All-County selections.
The wrestling season gets underway in full force this weekend.
Westside High School will play host to Grovetown and Greenbrier, along with ARC, Friday night beginning at 6 p.m.
Saturday, the Westside Rumble dual tournament will feature Grovetown, Greenbrier and Evans among others, with a start time of 9 a.m.
Monday night, the Augusta Christian season begins as the Lions take on Orangeburg Prep at 6 p.m.
The Lakeside Panthers are heading to Ware County Friday night with an upset in mind.
The Panthers (5-5, 4-3 Region 2) open the GHSA Class AAAAA State Football playoffs as Region 2's No. 4 seed facing the Ware County Gators (9-1), the No. 1 Region 3 team.
The Gators lost its first game of the season then reeled off nine straight wins. Only twice did it have a winning margin of less than 17 points while recording four shutouts.
The Panthers lost three of its first four games and finished the season winning four of six.
Disc Golf
The Patriots Park Fall Disc Golf Challenge is Saturday. Beginner and intermediate divisions, limited to 30 participants, will play 18 holes beginning at 10 a.m. Registration is $15 and must be completed by Nov. 16 at the Patriots Park office. Call (706) 312-7411.
Softball Camp
Augusta Prep vs. Alleluia, 4 p.m. (girls), 5:30 p.m. (boys)
Harlem at Glascock County, 6 p.m. (girls), 7:30 p.m. (boys)
Augusta Prep vs. Westminster, 4 p.m. (girls)
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James Aaron Clark, 27, of Shelbyville was arrested Wednesday and charged with nine arson-related charges, after admitting that he set the fires, according, the Shelby County Sheriff's Office said.
Detective Jason Rice said that Clark is charged with one count of first-degree arson, a felony which carries a penalty of 20 years to life, three counts of second-degree arson, also a felony, and seven counts of criminal mischief related to the fires.
Disc Jockey Matt Holladay will host a Halloween costume party, All Hallows Rave, tonight at Gallrein Farms.
About 300 people are expected to attend, starting at 7 p.m.
Holladay, a native of New Albany, Ind., who moved to Shelbyville area about eight years, said he took his lifelong interest in music to the next level, becoming a DJ.
"I've always had an interest in music," he said. "I fell in love with dance music and wanted to be able to make a career out of making people feel the way I did when I first heard dance music...alive and vibrant."
Election Day voting tips
* Be sure you are properly registered to vote. Many voters who moved here recently think they are registered to vote in Shelby County because they registered to vote in another county. But you have to be registered to vote in Shelby County in order to vote here. However, if you moved within the county, you are still registered to vote here, but you may need to vote in a different precinct. Unfortunately, it is too late to register to vote now for this year's election.
Sue Baker was at the Chamber of Commerce Annual Meeting in the Settle Gym Monday night to accept a plaque from the city of Shelbyville. It named her late husband, Don, as the Citizen of the Year.
Gov. Steve Beshear announced Wednesday that he will endorse Democrat Bill Young in his race to represent in the 58th district. in the state house.
In announcing his endorsement, Beshear stressed his belief that the middle-class working families of the Commonwealth are struggling with the current economic situation and that Young will make a great representative in helping address those issues.
The Old Stone Inn in Simpsonville was crowded to capacity Wednesday night with people who turned out to show their support for Sen. Mitch McConnell.
McConnell arrived on his bus as part of a campaign re-election tour around 8 p.m., received a warm welcome from at least 100 people, including numerous local officials as well as State Sen. Gary Tapp and Rep. Brad Montell, who also is running for re-election.
A grand opening will be held this Sunday for the Birch House in Clear Creek Park.
This two-story building is the former home of Dr. A.L. Birch and is now available use of the public.
Clay Cottongim, the park's director, said the newly renovated historic building is "perfect for wedding receptions, adult's birthday parties, Christmas gatherings and other holiday functions."
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"It's just a wonderful way to start the holiday season," Shelbyville Mayor Tom Hardesty said.
Event coordinator Sharon Nichols said it's estimated that more than 10,000 people came out last year for the Celebration of Lights in downtown Shelbyville, and the city is making room for an even larger celebration on Nov. 8.
There are already more than 60 tents signed up to offer food, crafts and other fun, with room for more.
A shooting that left one man dead last Saturday has thrown his family into a turmoil of grief and confusion.
David L. Fletcher, 28, of Shelbyville, was shot in what was thought to be an attempted burglary on Brown Avenue. He was accompanied by two men who were charged with burglary in that incident, Timothy Carpenter, 22, of La Grange, and Joshua Fast, 22, of Crestwood. Eric Reynolds, the resident who shot Fletcher, has not been charged in connection with the shooting.
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The eccentric and purposeful Lady Lavinia Truelove enters her stables early in the morning, unseen by her peers, where she plans to subdue and ride the erratic, untamable Lucifer. She'll show her husband that she's a horsewoman to be reckoned with, as well as two sights higher than the woman she thinks may be capturing her husband's eye.
Forty Days without Shadow, by French journalist Olivier Truc, is set in the remote Lapland of northern Norway, where reindeer are the only livelihood for indigenous Sami herders who brave the dark, Arctic winters to keep vigil over their animals, and where the old ways—even ritualized murder—can still hold sway.
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Detective Charles Lenox is back doing what he loves—but will the money follow?
After a successful career as one of London's top private investigators, Lenox took a seat in Parliament, but after six years as an MP he still misses the excitement and adrenaline rush of his old profession, and so he relinquishes his seat to start a new detective agency with three other associates—the first of its kind in England.
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