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Iron Sucrose In The Treatment of Restless Legs Syndrome (RLS): The Safety of Three Dose Regimens as Evaluated by Clinical Assessments
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Non-randomized open label Phase II clinical trial in which subjects meeting criteria for RLS were assigned to 1 of three treatment cohorts. The first cohort received one 500 mg IV iron sucrose infusion in 500 mL normal sterile saline (NSS) administered over four hours. The second cohort received two 500 mg IV iron sucrose infusions in 500mL of NSS administered over four to six hours on two separate dates, separated by two to seven days. The third cohort received two 500 mg IV iron sucrose infusions in at least 500 mL of NSS over six hours within 30 hours of the start of the first infusion. Cohorts were enrolled and treated subsequently.
Restless Legs Syndrome
Drug: iron sucrose injection (Venofer)
Phase 2
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Non-Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|A Phase 2 Study of Iron Sucrose In The Treatment of Restless Legs Syndrome (RLS): The Safety of Three Dose Regimens as Evaluated by Clinical Assessments
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Genetics Home Reference related topics: restless legs syndrome
MedlinePlus related topics: Iron Restless Legs
Drug Information available for: SucroseU.S. FDA Resources
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|Study Start Date:
|November 2003
|Primary Completion Date:
|August 2005 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
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Active Comparator: Cohort I
500 mg x 1 dose Venofer
|Drug: iron sucrose injection (Venofer)
Active Comparator: Cohort II
500 mg x 2 doses Venofer
|Drug: iron sucrose injection (Venofer)
Active Comparator: Cohort III
500 mg x 2 doses Venofer
|Drug: iron sucrose injection (Venofer)
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- RLS signs and symptoms affirming diagnosis
- A baseline score >= 18 was required on the International RLS Study Group (IRLSSG) Rating Scale
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Coordinates: 25°12′S 271°24′W / 25.2°S 271.4°W[1]
The impact crater Pwyll (named after the Pwyll of Welsh mythology) is thought to be one of the youngest features on the surface of Jupiter's moon Europa.
Pwyll's visible dark central region is about 26 kilometers in diameter, with a central peak rising to about 600 meters.[2]
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- ^ Blue, Jennifer. "Pwyll". Gazetteer of Planetary Nomenclature. USGS Astrogeology Research Program.
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If you want something done right, then (sometimes) you have to do it yourself.I now know what my next project will be. Since, to the best of my knowledge, no Christian philosopher or apologist has made a good case for the resurrection of Jesus, I am going to build the first good case for the resurrection.First, I need to finish the article on Swinburne's case for God. That article was supposed to be finished a year ago, and I still have several months more to go before it will be completed. But, … [Read more...]
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Fun with Poetic Atheism
Dear Bleaders,I'm getting the sense that atheism in these parts ('round this url) is not as, shall we say "taken for granted" as it is in my usual conversations. A good number of my usual conversations take place in my head, the ones that involve other people are still usually in New York City, and failing that, often in universities, and in any number of reform religious temples and churches that invite me to speak, i.e. I go from one den of atheism to another. I'm surrounded by secular … [Read more...]
How to Get Published on The Secular Web: Call for Papers
As "Call for Papers Editor" for The Secular Web, I'd like to take this opportunity to advertise The Secular Web's "Call for Papers" page on the site. I recently updated the page with several new requests for original articles and book reviews for The Secular Web's "Modern Library," which is the peer-reviewed, scholarly section of the site. We welcome contributions from both nontheists and theists. … [Read more...]
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As I read him, Salmon presents multiple arguments against the design hypothesis. Let us consider the logical form of each argument in turn. Note that all of the argument labels are mine; Salmon does not label any of his arguments in his essay.A. The Argument Against an Unspecified Intelligent DesignerThis is the argument Salmon sketches in section 3 of his essay. Let A be any instance of coming-into-being; B be any instance of the operation of intelligence; and C be any instance that … [Read more...]
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Theodore M. DrangeTed Drange just me the following response to Vasko Kohlmayer's column, "Atheism: Why It is Logically Incoherent."Toward the end of his essay, the author writes:But even as the atheist tries to make his point, he unwittingly falls into a trap: If his worldview were true, then the principle of non-contradiction – or any other rule of logic – would be void of meaning.Why? Because within atheism reality is ultimately composed of only matter and motion. If atheism is true, then eve … [Read more...]
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Many religious believers and atheists alike express regret at the crass materialism shown this time of year, when Thanksgiving now represents the prelude to a shopping spree for Christmas presents on "Black Friday." I gained an appalling insight watching television on the Saturday after "Black Friday." First I saw frenzied crowds of Egyptian protesters in Cairo's Tahrir Square, risking their lives to demand freedom. Then I saw frenzied crowds of American shoppers, trying to push others aside to s … [Read more...]
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Wesley SalmonSince Michael Martin begins his chapter on atheistic teleological arguments (ATAs) with a discussion of Wesley Salmon's 1978 article, "Religion and Science: A New Look at Hume's Dialogues," let us review Salmon's argument.[1] My goal now is simply to figure out what Salmon's argument is; I will defer an assessment of Salmon's argument until later. Some readers, especially those who are not philosophers or who are not familiar with the different interpretations of … [Read more...]
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I first learned about so-called "atheistic teleological arguments" (ATAs) when I read Michael Martin's Atheism: A Philosophical Justification in 1995. When I first read Martin's chapter on ATAs, I found them very puzzling. Since 1995 I have thought about them off and on but without investing the time to really understand them. Since I have learned much about Bayesian confirmation theory since 1995, I've decided to finally attempt a formal assessment of ATAs once and for all.The purpose of … [Read more...]


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But what if Bulls general manager Gar Forman and executive vice president John Paxson come to Thibodeau later in the season and tell him that the plan in place requires the Bulls to sell off many of their valuable assets? "They've got to do their job," Thibodeau said. "I don't think about that. I think about what we do have. Their job is to always look at what the possibilities are. That's the nature of this league." ESPN.com
Several players, including Rose, have fully lined up with coach Tom Thibodeau in his never-ending battle with the front office. Rose and Luol Deng carry resentments with management, too. Thibodeau doesn't want to lose Deng to free agency, but management seems determined to choose the younger Jimmy Butler's contract extension over Deng for the future. Thibodeau is in the second season of a four-year contract extension, but those close to him and the Bulls wonder: Is this a partnership doomed to perish sooner than later? With Rose and a championship contender, there was reason for Thibodeau to push through a most toxic environment. Now? Rose returns to perpetual rehab, Deng plays out his deal, and Thibodeau and his nemesis, general manager Gar Forman, could come to a crossroads sooner than later. Yahoo! Sports
John Paxson would like names. One name, several — it really didn't matter Monday to the Bulls' vice president of basketball operations, who just wants someone to step up and ''be a man.'' In a Yahoo Sports story published Sunday, the relationship between Bulls general manager Gar Forman and coach Tom Thibodeau was described as a ''distrust'' and ''downright disdain.'' An NBA coaching source was quoted as saying, ''It is a toxic relationship that I believe will ultimately derail them.'' Chicago Sun-Times
Forman and Thibodeau haven't always seen eye-to-eye on personnel moves, which has been well documented, but Paxson takes exception to the idea that it's a feud heading toward a boiling point. ''We're so far past that,'' he said. ''To continue to try and keep it going, I don't know what the agenda is. That's one thing that we all talked about, really from the beginning of this year: No one has any agenda here. ''If you're really going to say something like that, then go on the record, be a man, put your name out there. Don't hide behind that stuff. But from our perspective, from our seat, we're doing great. The relationship is healthy. We all want the same thing, and that's to be as good as we possibly can out there on the floor.'' Chicago Sun-Times
Forman and Thibodeau have been seen discussing team business together as far back as Summer League play in July and have laughed and joked in each other's company. Dysfunction? ''It's an opinion, I guess,'' Paxson said. ''You're entitled to it, but it doesn't mean it's right or accurate.'' Chicago Sun-Times
An assistant coach that Rose deeply valued, Ron Adams, was let go over Thibodeau's wishes this summer because Forman didn't like Adams' defiant disposition. Eventually, Rose could be trapped in the middle of the Forman-Thibodeau cold war. As the months passed without Thibodeau signing his name to a four-year contract extension last season, the coach privately feared the consequences of fully committing himself to that inevitable signature, league sources said. If Thibodeau had been convinced that his GM was usurping the coach's influence without a signed deal, he knew the finalizing of his contract would move him further to the mercy of the GM. The Bulls had a news conference for that four-year, $18 million contract on the eve of training camp in 2012, but it was months and months until Thibodeau signed his name. "It is a toxic relationship that I believe will ultimately derail them," one NBA coaching source with close ties to Thibodeau and Forman warned. Yahoo! Sports
What had been a strained, fractured partnership descended into permanent disrepair with Forman's firing of Adams, the Bulls' top assistant coach and decades-long confidant of Thibodeau's. If Bulls management had to take Thibodeau's criticisms and pushback, they refused to take it from Adams. As one league source told Yahoo Sports, "Ron didn't drink the Kool-Aid there, and this was a message from Gar to Thibs that he's running the show, especially on picking the players." Yahoo! Sports
Rudoy, however, said on Wednesday that choosing this path could cost the Bulls Deng come July 1, and despite Deng wanting to stay, any idea of home-town discounts if talks eventually restart are out the window. "I actually expected them to negotiate an extension,'' Rudoy said in a phone interview. "I was very surprised when [Forman] called and said they decided not to further negotiate. I was a bit surprise because it's going to be a hot free-agent market next summer.'' Chicago Sun-Times
Rudoy was asked if Forman indicated that the Bulls first wanted to try and look at bigger options before opening up talks again with Deng, and said that wasn't relayed to him. "Of course they didn't say they didn't want him back, so that was never discussed,'' Rudoy said. "I told Gar they are running the risk that someone can step up on July 1 and they can lose him. "At this point, we're not looking to do anything except get the best deal possible. We'll see what happens and we'll see what's out there. He loves Chicago, loves playing for [coach Tom]Thibodeau, really loves playing for Thibodeau, but he will look for the best offer.'' Chicago Sun-Times
Deng's representatives held meetings with Chicago's front office about the possibility of a deal before the upcoming season, and the next stage in their talks had been whether the Bulls would engage in negotiations on extension. Nevertheless, Gar Forman let Deng's representatives know that the Bulls had decided not to offer negotiations surrounding a long-term deal. RealGM
Not just speculation or offseason rumors, but some good old fashioned, here's-the-plan talk from Bulls general manager Gar Forman. A plan that will include All-Star forward Luol Deng staying put for at least one more season. "Well, we love Luol,'' Forman, who arrived into Vegas on Monday to watch Summer League play, said. "We see Luol as a valuable member of this team moving forward, so the window is open to talk about an extension. We've had some conversations. Whether something gets done, I don't know. But whether it's this summer or next summer, those are conversations we'll continue to have.'' Chicago Sun-Times
Not just speculation or offseason rumors, but some good old fashioned, here's-the-plan talk from Bulls general manager Gar Forman. A plan that will include All-Star forward Luol Deng staying put for at least one more season. "Well, we love Luol,'' Forman, who arrived into Vegas on Monday to watch Summer League play, said. "We see Luol as a valuable member of this team moving forward, so the window is open to talk about an extension. We've had some conversations. Whether something gets done, I don't know. But whether it's this summer or next summer, those are conversations we'll continue to have.'' Chicago Sun-Times
"I mean our goal has been to bring this group back, and I know [Deng's] name was floated out there [in trade rumors], but we didn't initiate calls,'' Forman said. "We've gotten calls on some of our guys, but our goal has been to bring this group back healthy.'' Chicago Sun-Times
In a wide-ranging, 14-minute interview with beat reporters before the Bulls defeated the Grizzlies 81-67 in their summer-league opener, Thibodeau didn't shed much light on his relationship with Forman. Nor did he deeply address the surprising departure of lead assistant Ron Adams, which lifted the curtain on some strain between coaches and management. "Hey, it's fine," Thibodeau said. "(Executive vice president John Paxson) and Gar are in charge of putting the roster together. I have a voice. They make the final decision. That's the way it works." Chicago Tribune
Speaking to the media on Saturday for the first time since lead assistant coach and close friend Ron Adams was let go, Thibodeau did his best to dismiss the idea there's a rift between him and general manager Gar Forman. "No, we're fine," Thibodeau said before the Bulls played the Memphis Grizzlies in their first NBA Summer League game. Chicago Sun-Times
It was convincing enough to quiet the speculation for now, but Thibodeau didn't sound thrilled by Adams' removal. "As I tell our players, I tell everyone, we're not looking backwards, we're looking ahead, and we're getting ready for next season," Thibodeau said. "That's all we're thinking about." Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Bulls general manager Gar Forman met with the representatives of Luol Deng to continue discussions on parameters of a contract extension this week, league sources told Yahoo! Sports. Forman and Deng's agents, Ron Shade and Herb Rudoy, met on Monday in Chicago to further dialogue on parameters for an extension, league sources said. Yahoo! Sports
The market has begun to be set for Deng's contract in this summer's free agency, with free agents Andre Iguodala and Josh Smith setting the standard for All-Star-caliber small forwards. Iguodala signed a four-year, $48 million deal with Golden State, and Smith signed a four-year, $56 million agreement with Detroit. Yahoo! Sports
Chicago Bulls general manager Gar Forman addressed Monday the decision to not renew the contract of lead assistant coach Ron Adams, which the Tribune reported Saturday as a move that could cause tension with coach Tom Thibodeau. "We want to thank Ron for what he's brought and wish him the best of luck in the future," Forman said. "We make tens if not hundreds of decisions every year, from free agency to trades to the draft to different personnel within the organization. When we make a decision like this, it doesn't serve anybody well to go into detail. The decision was made by me because I felt it was best for the Bulls moving forward." Chicago Tribune
Forman said the rest of the staff remains in place and under contract and there would be internal discussions on whether Adams will be replaced. The Tribune reported Adrian Griffin could be promoted to lead assistant. Chicago Tribune
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Nevada defeated San Diego State 4-2 on Friday.
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RENO, Nev. - The University of Nevada (17-14, 9-7 MW) baseball team hit a season-high three home runs to defeat San Diego State (25-9, 10-6 MW) 4-2 in the first-game of a three-game Mountain West series at Peccole Park on Friday night. Winners of a season-high four in a row the Wolf Pack improved to 17-14 and 9-7 in MW action while the Aztecs dropped to 25-9 and 10-6 in conference play. Nevada is three games over .500 for the first time this season.
Pack shortstop Kyle Hunt started the scoring with a solo home run down the left field line off SDSU starter Bubba Derby with two out in the bottom of third inning. Both of Hunt's home runs this season have come off Derby.
In the fourth first baseman Austin Byler started the inning with a solo shot to make it 2-0. It was his team-leading sixth of the season. Nevada scored a second run in the inning on Scott Kaplan's RBI single and the Pack was on top 3-0. Left fielder Kewby Meyer's second home run of the season came in the fifth and Nevada led 4-0.
SDSU scored twice in the top of the seventh to chase starter Barry Timko. Reliever Colby Blueberg came out of the bullpen to retire the side in the seventh.
Timko (4-1) won his fourth game of the season allowing two runs on two hits in six innings on the mound. Timko retired the first nine SDSU hitters of the game. Blueberg pitched 1.2 scoreless innings before closer Adam Whitt (7) came out of the bullpen.
Whitt (7) tossed 1.1 scoreless innings to record his seventh save of the season. The seven saves moved Whitt into a tie for the seventh best season in school history and eight career saves is tied for 10th at Nevada.
Derby (5-1) suffered his first loss of the year allowing four runs on six hits in 6.2 innings on the mound.
Byler (2-for-3,R,RBI) and center fielder Trenton Brooks (2-for-3,R) led the Pack with two hits each. Hunt, Meyer and Byler each homered. The three home runs is a season game-high.
Greg Allen (2-for-4) and Seby Zavala (2-for-4,) led the Aztecs with two hits apiece. Ty France and Brad Haynal each drove in a run.
Game two is set for 2 p.m. on Saturday afternoon. Listen to the games on 1060 AM with Don Marchand calling the action and free audio is available at NevadaWolfPack.com/audio.
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Shelves are emptying out at the stores across Spokane. Employees thought things were going to get better, then they found out they were losing their jobs.Now out of business and liquidation signs hang like banners across the store ceiling in Spokane Valley.
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All this made Thursday's news from the White House that much more welcome. There, President George W. Bush and Sen. John McCain - former political adversaries - emerged from a meeting to announce the sealing of a genuinely momentous agreement.
By its terms, the White House committed itself to support McCain's efforts to write into law a prohibition on cruel or inhumane treatment of suspected terrorists by U.S. personnel.
Bush said it will "make it clear to the world that this government does not torture and that we adhere to the international convention of torture, whether it be here at home or abroad."
McCain concurred: "This will help us enormously in winning the war for the hearts and minds of people throughout the world."
While he has been a loyal supporter of the president ever since the 2004 election, in which he campaigned tirelessly for Bush, McCain and the president have taken sharply differing positions on the need for such a ban. The president has been urged by some hard-liners on his team to stop short of a ban. They think that by signing on to such a measure, he would give our enemies a cudgel with which to hammer us.
In the end, however, McCain's case was irrefutable, both in terms of policy and - here's a quaint notion - morality. True, those who stand up against fanatics behind such atrocities as the 9/11 attacks and the bombings that continue to take a toll in the cities of Iraq and the Middle East may have to play hardball. But we must always and everywhere ensure that we do not descend to the inhumanity that is the stock in trade of our enemies. We must not - ever - become that which we despise.
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PHOENIX (AP) - Britney Griner had 12 of her 16 points in the second half and grabbed a season-high 14 rebounds to help the Phoenix Mercury beat San Antonio 83-80 Friday night, clinching the last playoff berth in the Western Conference.
Phoenix, which improved to 6-2 under interim coach Russ Pennell, led by 18 in the second half before San Antonio got within two in the in final minute. Diana Taurasi then made three of four free throws in the final 23 seconds to help secure the win.
Danielle Adams had 26 points, including nine in the final 3:34, and Jia Perkins added 14 for the Silver Stars (11-20), who have lost five of their last seven.
The Mercury lead fourth-place Seattle by 1 1/2 games and would face second-place Los Angeles in the first round.
Taurasi had 21 points and seven assists for Phoenix, which took advantage of San Antonio's poor shooting.
The Silver Stars made 37 percent from the field and were outrebounded 43-33.
Jayne Appel grabbed 17 rebounds for San Antonio before fouling out with 1:25 remaining.
The Mercury opened up an early 10-2 lead but San Antonio bounced back, sparked by Perkins' two 3-pointers to erase the lead.
But the Silver Stars only shot 35 percent from the field in the first half and the Mercury took a 42-32 advantage at the break behind Dupree's 12 points.
The teams' have split their four meetings this year.
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Despite a slow down in polling at midday due to the scorching heat, voter turnout was around 50% till 2 pm on Friday for elections to the lone Mizoram Lok Sabha seat and by-poll to the Hrangturzo Assembly seat.
State Chief Electoral Officer Ashwani Kumar said the turnout would be higher than 50.93% recorded in the 2009 Lok Sabha polls but it might not reach 83.41% as in the 2013 state Assembly polls.
Polling was completely peaceful in the 1,126 polling stations across the state, he said.
Chief Minister Lal Thanhawla expressed hope that Congress candidates would win both the Lok Sabha and Hrangturzo Assembly seats.
Talking to reporters after exercising his franchise at the Zarkawt Polling Station-II in Aizawl, Lal Thanhawla said, "In Hrangurzo seat, our candidate would receive more votes than I did during the 2013 Assembly elections."
Meanwhile, ruling Congress candidate C L Ruala for the lone Lok Sabha seat alleged that money power was extensively used by one of his opponent, Robert Romawia Royte of the United Democratic Front (UDF), an independent nominee sponsored by the eight opposition party combine.
Royte denied the charge and hoped that he would win the elections, especially if the voter turnout was more than 70%.
Except for technical snags with Voter Verifiable Paper Audit Trail (VVPAT) system, EVMs were functioning properly, state election department officials said. Seven VVPAT machines had to be replaced, they said.


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2009 Gator Bowl
Nebraska (8-4) vs. Clemson (7-5)
Jan. 1, 1:00 p.m. ET, CBS
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Tiger Bowl Moment:
It's been a quarter of a century since Clemson participated in one
of college football's marquee bowl games. Back in 1982, the Tigers
played No. 4 Nebraska in the Orange Bowl with national supremacy
hinging on the outcome. Danny Ford's underrated defensive unit
frustrated the star-studded Husker offense in a 22-15 win that gave
the Tigers a perfect season and its only national championship.
Best Husker Bowl Moment: Nebraska's massive bowl resume
includes an unheard of 30 New Year's Day appearances. You can go in
so many directions with this question, such as pasting No. 2 Alabama
in the 1972 Orange Bowl, pounding Notre Dame 40-6 in the 1973 Orange
Bowl in Bob Devaney's final game, breaking a seven-game bowl slide,
or winning the national title with a win over Miami in the 1995
Orange Bowl. However, no game stands out more than the 62-24
demolition of Florida in the 1996 Fiesta Bowl. In a match up of No.
1 vs. No. 2, the Huskers rushed for a bowl-record 524 yards, putting
forth one of the most dominant big game performances the sport has
ever witnessed.
The Last Time You'll See ...
Clemson: RB C.J. Spiller. Teammate James Davis is running
out of eligibility. Spiller is running out of reasons to return to
school for his senior year. He's an NFL-ready talent with the extra
gear that makes scouts salivate. Although Spiller has been the
understudy to Davis at Clemson, he's likely to hear his name called
first if he opts to declare early for April's draft.
Nebraska: QB Joe Ganz. From career caddy to unlikely Husker
hero, it's been an interesting ride for Ganz in Lincoln. He got his
break in last November's loss to Kansas and never lost the job,
tossing 38 touchdown passes in the 15 games since. While not blessed
with the tools of a future first-day draft choice, his leadership,
grasp of the offense, and presence in the huddle have been
instrumental in Nebraska's turnaround this season.
Breakout Player ...
Clemson: DE Da'Quan Bowers. After getting his feet wet as a
true freshman, Bowers should be ready to explode a year from now. An
athletic 6-4, 275-pounder, he has an immense upside that'll begin to
reach the surface next year. Once he improves his technique and
understanding of the defense, he'll have a chance to be one of the
true pass-rushing monsters of the ACC.
Nebraska: RB Roy Helu. Helu. wasn't quite ready to be the Husker
workhorse early in the season. He is now. The sophomore went on a
tear in November, averaging 127 yards a game and giving Nebraska
some much-needed balance during a solid stretch run. A tough,
efficient runner, Helu is making a strong statement to be the focal
point of the offense in 2009.
Best Non-Game Event
One of the most talked about events that players and fans seem
to enjoy is their day at Adventure Landing where they can enjoy many
outdoor activities, such as go-karts, miniature golf and indoor
games, like laser tag and arcade games. Fans get to mingle with
their teams and have the opportunity to get autographs from their
favorite players.
Player Gift Package
Players in this year's game will receive a Bulova watch, luggage,
Oakley Thumps, and a commemorative hat.
Charitable Component
The Konica Minolta Gator Bowl falls under the umbrella of the
Gator Bowl Association. The Gator Bowl Association's primary
charitable activities are focused on education and youth in the
North Florida area. Gator Bowl charitable recipients include: Take
Stock in Children Scholarship Program, Wolfson Children's Hospital,
Boselli "Celebrate Youth" Scholarship, First Coast Schools, Pop
Warner Scholarship, and Dreams Come True.
How Success is Measured
The primary goal of the Konica Minolta Gator Bowl is to showcase the
city of Jacksonville to the teams and fans of both universities
playing in the game. The bowl strives to conduct first-class events
and provide a first-class experience for these individuals. Success
can be measured in many ways, but the committee is most proud when
it hears players, coaches, and fans state it was one of the best
bowls they've been to.
MVP of the Bowl
Since there are over 700 volunteers that work on 33 events the
Gator Bowl Associations hosts year round, including the Konica
Minolta Gator Bowl, it's difficult to single out one individual who
is indispensable. The association's leadership is also made up of
area businessmen and women who volunteer their time and energy to
oversee all aspects of the group, including the bowl game from the
Executive Committee level. The most coveted position would be the
chairman, who is selected to serve a one-year term at the helm.
Brian Goin, Vice President of the PGA Tour, is this year's Chairman
of the Gator Bowl Association.
Impact to the Community
The Konica Minolta Gator Bowl draws from 30,000 to 35,000
out-of-town fans, who stay an average of two nights, resulting in a
direct economic impact of $12.5 million for the city of Jacksonville
and the North Florida area.
Role of Volunteers
The Gator Bowl Association has more than 700 volunteers, who
work countless hours throughout the year to insure the Konica
Minolta Gator Bowl and its related events are successful and
conducted in a first-class manner. The bowl has volunteers, who
represent all walks of life from businessmen to college students.
Their responsibilities can range from greeters, university hosts,
parade marshals, and giant helium balloon handlers to event set-up
and game day runners. It's to their credit that the Konica Minolta
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USD tennis looks to hold serve in WCC tournament
"I couldn't sleep for two nights before the match," Jackson said. "I was up at 4 a.m. thinking about it. Then I lost the first set and thought, this is how it's going to end. But I was able to battle back and it's a great accomplishment. I think I have some momentum."
On the women's side, top singles player Stephanie Hoffpauir (Escondido Charter) said she feels prepared. A transfer from UCLA, she regularly faced the likes of Stanford and USC so while the competition will be tough, it's nothing she hasn't seen before.
"I feel like that gave me a good head start," said the sophomore, ranked 68th overall with a 13-5 dual record. "I think we have a really good shot to win. Naturally, I want to win for myself, but there is a balance in tennis. I love my team and I want to see all of us succeed."
Hoffpauir played one match as the No. 2 singles player to start the season than moved up to the top spot and has been there ever since, helping the Toreros to a 16-4 record.
"She has an amazing work ethic and is extremely competitive," Stephens said. "I think she gives us a little bit of an edge and has helped us get over the hump."
Masi has made team-building a big priority this year. Early in the season, he brought in a friend, a former marine, to go through some team-building exercises. The men's team is 16-6 overall and five of the six losses have come to teams ranked in the top 10.
"I wanted to put team bonding at the forefront and make tennis a team sport," Masi said. "I think early on that put us in the right mindset. With the schedule we've had, I feel like we can be a very strong team."
WCC Tennis Tournament
When: Thursday through Saturday. Competition begins at 8 a.m. Finals for men and women are 11:30 a.m. Saturday.
Where: Barnes Tennis Center
Outlook: USD has the top seed on the men's and women's side. The Pepperdine men's team, 20-time defending champs, have withdrawn because of self-imposed sanctions by the school.


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Eighteen years after the end of the war, the political situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) remains tense at all levels of society in all local communities, which remain largely segregated by ethnicity. School-age children from the country's two entities, Republika Srpska and the Federation of BiH, rarely have the opportunity to travel and meet children from municipalities or entities other than their own.
Sarajevo, April 7, 2014 – The U.S. Government, through the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), is pleased to announce that USAID is promoting tourism and natural resources in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), and the potential economic opportunities in this sector, through its April campaign, "Tourism in BiH: Get on board! The possibilities are endless."
The United States Government, represented by the U.S. Agency for International Development in Bosnia and Herzegovina (USAID/BiH), is seeking quotations from organizations or individuals with experience providing professional public relations services to help the Mission develop and implement a series of monthly public awareness campaign for nine months, beginning with April 2014, and related services, as more specifically described in Section B (Scope of Work) of this RFQ.
Bosnia and Herzegovina signed and ratified the UN Convention on the Rights of People with Disabilities in 2010, but has made little progress in implementing it. People with disabilities represent one of the most vulnerable and hidden groups in the country. With no structured state system of social care or community-based services, they and their families have nowhere to turn for support. They are wrongly viewed as incapable of participating in everyday life and excluded from society and, worse, are often placed in institutions that are located in remote areas and further removed from society. This is not in the spirit of the Convention.
Under the auspices of a Cooperative Agreement between USAID and the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners' (NARUC), NARUC has launched a partnership activity with three energy regulatory commissions of BiH: the State Electricity Regulatory Commission (SERC), the Federation Electricity Regulatory Commission (FERC), and Republika Srpska Energy Regulatory Commission (RSERC). This partnership, funded by USAID/BiH, forms a part of NARUC's Energy Regulatory and Security Program in Europe and Eurasia.
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Being angry with G-d is a useless thing as the Creator is so far advanced from us that we are unable to know very much about him. Being humans, created by G-d, set up in Eden to eat the apple and then still not being able to know what is really going on, if anything, is very frustrating. I have searched for years trying to find some adequate answer in religion and have not yet found anything near satisfactory to my imperfect mind. I am not blessed with faith and cannot don it like clothing. Having "free will" is an oxymoron. The persistance of evil is very distressing, yet Cain, the first murderer, was not destroyed but was protected by the Almighty. So good and evil were genetically inserted into us from the beginning. So are we responsible? It is easy to blane the Creator but what other candidates are there? We Jews do not have a "Devil" to blame for evil. Nor are we like the Zoroastrians whose Creator left the world to be ruled by two equal gods, one good and one evil and equal in power. Do humans really have the choices that we allegedly have? I am far too unlearned to twist my limited intellect around this. Yes, I do get lividly angry at G-d to what purpose? Perhaps S/he is loving enough to absorb our anger when we are temporarily insane with anger and grief. I do not want to blaspheme or damn myself and cannot imagine existing without the Divine Presence. But not knowing and having the knowledge that I cannot know is a conundrum that has plagued mankind since the beginning. Next time I'm told not to eat the forbidden fruit, I shall obey.
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I've tried writing and rewriting this several times, to keep it brief and yet, include "pertinent" background. No luck, so I'm going to give the current situation and answer questions as asked.
I have two issues, so I'll put one in this post and the other in another post.
My problem is that my table, down to the tbody tag, is hard-coded into my JSP. The rows in the tbody tag are returned from an AJAX call, based upon user input. When the user does multiple searches, I get the rows I expect, but when the table is sorted the rows sorted by the tablesorter include ALL of the rows from ALL of the searches. So, tablesorter is caching and appending the rows - creating a very unacceptable experience for the users and a nightmare for me.
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If he wants, he can really charm you. Akshay Kumar was at his best when he was shooting outside a temple for "Boss" in the capital. He ended up cooking a meal for a stall owner during a break.
"Akshay sir took rest in one of the stalls within the temple. When he was sitting there, he saw two young boys from the stall beginning to make lunch. He asked them what they were making and they said 'dal khichdi'. During the 40-minute break, Akshay made a delicious khichdi for the stall owner," a source from the production team said.
Directed by Anthony D'Souza, "Boss" also stars Mithun Chakraborty, Shiv Pandit, Aditi Rao Hydari, Danny Denzongpa, Ronit Roy and Johnny Lever. It is set to release Oct 16.
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Martin to fill in for injured Hamlin
Mark Martin will drive for Joe Gibbs Racing while Denny Hamlin recovers from a fractured vertebra in his lower back.
HISTORY LESSONSo, what's had Joey Logano and Denny Hamlin so riled up at Bristol? Maybe it was this Twitter showdown after the Daytona 500
Martin's first start in the No. 11 Toyota will be next week at Martinsville Speedway, where he wasn't scheduled to race. Brian Vickers had already been tabbed to drive Martin's car for Michael Waltrip Racing at Martinsville.
''We've been real fortunate to have never been in this situation with the need to find someone to fill in for an injured driver,'' said team President J.D. Gibbs. ''A lot goes into a decision like this, but we are really pleased to have someone of the character and caliber of Mark Martin to fill in while Denny is out.
''Obviously, we're not exactly sure how long that is going to take, but Mark's career speaks for itself and our team knows it will have the opportunity to compete for a win every week.''
The 54-year-old Martin has driven one other time for JGR, in the Nationwide Series last year at Las Vegas, where he finished second.
Hamlin is expected to miss at least five races while he heals. JGR didn't specify how long Martin will be in the car, but the fifth race is at Talladega, a track Martin has opted to skip the last few years.
''I just hate not being able to be in the car right now, but I really appreciate Mark being able to fill in for me,'' Hamlin said in a statement. ''Like everyone in NASCAR, I have a tremendous amount of respect for Mark and I know he will keep that FedEx Camry up front until I get back behind the wheel.''
Martin has made 858 Cup starts in his 31 seasons in NASCAR's top series. He has 40 career victories in Cup, another 49 in the Nationwide Series.
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''I'm happy to have this opportunity to help out JGR, FedEx and Denny,'' Martin said in a statement. ''Hopefully, I can keep those guys up front and compete for wins while Denny heals up.''
MWR didn't announce who will drive Martin's No. 55 Toyota in his absence, but it will most likely be Vickers, who was slotted to drive nine of Martin's races this year. The team is believed to be considering Vickers as Martin's potential replacement, and this would give MWR a lengthier preview.
Earlier Thursday, Gibbs said his preference was to use just one driver in the No. 11 while Hamlin is sidelined. The organization has Elliott Sadler and Vickers running Nationwide Series cars, but neither was totally free of commitments to drive Hamlin's Cup car.
Vickers had the Martinsville conflict and Sadler has a deal with sponsorship to run a fourth JGR car at Kansas and Talladega.
Meanwhile, the team hopes that Hamlin has a fast recovery.
He was injured in a last-lap crash Sunday with former JGR teammate Joey Logano while the two were racing for the win at California. Hamlin's car hit head-on into an inside wall, and he was hospitalized overnight in California.
An examination in North Carolina on Tuesday by Dr. Jerry Petty determined Hamlin needed at least six weeks of rest to heal. It was devastating news to Hamlin, who was 10th in the Sprint Cup standings and has never missed making the Chase for the Sprint Cup championship since his 2006 rookie season.
''He's handling it well, he's just frustrated,'' Gibbs said. ''The good news we got from Dr. Petty is that it's not a major fracture, it's not ligament damage, which both require surgery. It's just going to be a healing process and really, you don't know how long it's going to take. It's just up to Denny's body. But he's been through this before, he's a tough dude, and he's fighting to get back in the car as fast as he can.''
Hamlin raced in 2010 one week after having knee surgery. He completed the race at Phoenix in obvious pain, but refused to use a replacement driver or get out of the car.
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The organization has done its own math and determined that Hamlin can still make the Chase this year providing he wins races once he returns to the car.
''I was thinking he was out of it, but the way it's laid out, the points, there's a shot, and I know he wants to be a part of it,'' Gibbs said.
Gibbs played down any major tension between Logano and Hamlin while they were teammates. Logano signed with Penske Racing late last season, and was eventually banned from team debrief meetings as Hamlin and Penske driver Brad Keselowski raced for the title.
But Gibbs said he didn't believe that Logano's pending departure heightened any friction between the drivers.
''There were a few things that popped up, a Nationwide race here and there, there was some frustration,'' Gibbs said. ''I think if Joey had that breakout streak, that would have all gone away for Denny. There was some tension at times, but I think overall it was nothing major.''
Logano's new team owner, Roger Penske, has reached out to the Gibbs organization, but Gibbs said they've not spoken to Logano, the driver they handed a Nationwide Series ride to the moment he turned 18. But Gibbs said the feuding former teammates were simply racing hard on the last lap of a race, and it's unfortunate that Hamlin ended up injured.
''My personal take is that Joey was really trying to make a point, and he was pushing it - `Hey, I am going to win this thing or else,' '' Gibbs said. ''I think when he realized Denny was hurt, it took a whole new turn. From what I've seen, (Logano) is really hurt by that as well.''
Hamlin and Logano have exchanged texts since the accident, but Hamlin told The Associated Press on Wednesday: ''It didn't go well. The conversation was both short and unproductive.''
Logano on Thursday tweeted: ''Wish (at)dennyhamlin a speedy recovery. Hope he gets back to the track soon. And thanks to all of my fans for their support.''
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I had a fine 2nd floor junior suite studio, very quiet & clean. Excellent buffet breakfast was included. The hotel's secure location can't be beat: the Brandenburg gate down the street, the nearby UK, French, Russian, and (soon) US embassies, and the Holocaust Memorial. The Reichstag and the Red Army war memorial are within easy walking distance. The Adlon is 100 years old this year (the original hotel was gutted in WWII), and for visitors interested in 20th Century German history the Adlon has to be the only place to stay in Berlin! Thank you!
Your service was spot on. It was originally planned that only I would be staying at the Adlon but, upon arrival, my two friends and I were so enchanted by the Hotel that it was decided that they, too, would stay there as my guests. Fortunately, a room nearby to mine was found to be available and we all found the Adlon Hotel to be superb in every way. We were thoroughly delighted by our stay there and eagerly look forward to return visit(s)! Most sincerely, Judith S
Excellent hôtel, très bien situé, le plus beau petit déjeuner que je n'ai jamais vu nulle part : une pièce complète avec 8 sortes de jus de fruits, des dizaines de confitures différentes, du poisson, des crevettes, des écrevisses, des viennoiseries excellentes, plein de sortes de pain différents, des fromages et de la charcuterie en masse, un service et un cadre charmant.
Location, location, location. Great idea that you can hire bicycles from the hotel which is the best way to discover Berlin, a very cycle-friendly city. Very good / efficient concierge.
Prime location in the heart of modern and historic Berlin combined with luxurious efficiency.
Excellent location, Elegant room and lobby. Excellent service.
Frontdesk team, the detailed comfort of the room, cleanness...
Everything, the Adlon is a class for itself, excellent hotel.
Great ambiance and interesting history - super location
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1960s Tiparillo Ads Were Very, Very Chesty
It's the Mad Men Sexist Ads of the Week. This week, six Tiparillo ads. Must read: the overt copy (the copy's down a bit, guys) on all of these.
1. Census Takers. I count…nevermind.
2. Shybrarian.
3. Typo! It's a question, not a statement. First thing I noticed.
4. "She's programmed. And she's ready."
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In this book you'll find some of the best American prose of the second half of
the twentieth century. Many of my fellow forty-and-under readers don't know Talese's
work at all (or have only the vaguest, and smuttiest, notion of him as the author
of Thy Neighbor's Wife, his intricate, disturbing, and best-selling 1980
exploration of the effects of the sexual revolution -- in which, admittedly, he
extended the role of participant-observer a bit too far). But The
Kingdom and the Power, his at once fat and precise "human history"
of The New York Times (where he was a reporter for twelve years), remains
the most astute assessment of that most august institution and its place in American
life; and Honor
Thy Father, his intimate portrait of the Bonanno family, was the first sympathetic,
insider examination of family life within the Mafia. Still, Talese's premier contribution
to American letters is his astonishing magazine articles, largely profiles written
for Esquire in the mid-1960s, which are gathered in this recently published
but unheralded volume. Talese and Tom
Wolfe are the great pioneers of New Journalism, but although the style, approach,
and structure of Talese's pieces was radical, his superlatively smooth writing
had none of Wolfe's attention-grabbing swagger, and it perfectly suited his role
as invisible observer. The subjects of his articles here range from boxers --
Joe Louis, Muhammad Ali, Floyd Patterson (Talese, who wrote thirty-eight articles
on Patterson, said he became the fighter's "second skin") -- to the
editors of Vogue ("a group of suave and wrinkle-proof women, who ...
can speak in italics and curse in French"), to the tortured, winsome, and
usually inebriated Peter O'Toole, to Manhattan's stray cats (of which he wrote
tenderly yet not sentimentally, as he did of boxers). But indisputably the towering
works in the book are his portraits of Frank Sinatra ("Frank Sinatra Has
a Cold," 1966) and Joe DiMaggio ("The Silent Season of a Hero,"
1966), which are certainly among the very best articles ever published in an American
magazine. The genesis of the Sinatra profile is legendary: Esquire flew
Talese to Los Angeles to interview the singer, who -- having a cold and being
otherwise moody and indisposed -- canceled the interview. Rather than scrapping
the story, Talese practiced what he calls the "fine art of hanging out"
-- talking with the members of Sinatra's entourage and standing at the periphery
of the action as Sinatra awed, cowed, and beguiled his circle and those outside
it. Talese never spoke to Sinatra, but this endures as the definitive portrait:
We see Sinatra as brutal and generous, charming and bullying, lonely and removed.
Talese revealed how these discrete and contradictory qualities shaded into one
another, and so let readers discern Sinatra as a man, even as he made plain that
Sinatra's charisma remained impenetrable. In both this profile and the one of
DiMaggio (whom he characterized, spot on, as "a kind of male Garbo"),
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pieces are essential to understanding not merely two American icons but the gender
relations, family life, popular culture, and political style of the American Century.
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Vikings' Wilf 'optimistic' about Metrodome site
ST. PAUL, Minn. Minnesota Vikings owner Zygi Wilf said Wednesday that the team wants a new stadium in the Twin Cities, even if it means building on the current site of the Metrodome.
It was the New Jersey businessman's strongest signal that he would ultimately accept the site that for months had been his least favorite among a handful of options.
"I'm optimistic that it could be," Wilf said when asked if the Metrodome's downtown Minneapolis location could be the site of a sparkling new stadium that he wants to be partially funded by state money.
Wilf and team officials met privately with Gov. Mark Dayton, several state lawmakers, Minneapolis Mayor R.T. Rybak and others to discuss tearing down the Metrodome and rebuilding there.
The meeting came after several days in which the team's bid for public funding appeared on the brink of falling apart, at least for the year, as Dayton proclaimed two other site options unworkable and Wilf was said to be frustrated that a proposal to build in suburban Arden Hills had been discarded.
The group emerged after more than three hours to say the Metrodome site would be the focus of stadium negotiations going forward.
Concerns about the site remain, meeting participants said: the Vikings face a costly and logistically difficult relocation to the University of Minnesota's football stadium for three seasons, and team officials are concerned the crowded Metrodome location offers too little space for new parking, game-day tailgating, and adjacent development projects.
Another Minneapolis option, on the other side of downtown, appeared to be completely dead. While the Vikings had been warming to the site, opposition on the Minneapolis City Council and its proximity to a historic Catholic Church - whose rector threatened to sue to prevent it - apparently doomed its prospects.
No one was ready to write off the Arden Hills option entirely. Wilf said while the team still has hopes for Arden Hills, "we will leave it up to the legislative working group to decide where they would want us to work hardest at."
The Vikings have sought a replacement to the Metrodome for nearly a decade, contending it no longer generates sufficient revenue for the team to keep up with other NFL clubs, most of which are playing in new or renovated facilities. The Vikings used to share the building with the Twins and the University of Minnesota, but both opened new stadiums within the last two years.
Building a new stadium on the same spot as the Metrodome is an old idea, with a number of plans and blueprints sketched out in recent years.
But the team backed the Arden Hills proposal last spring after state lawmakers told them to find a willing host. As Minneapolis leaders waffled on rebuilding downtown, Ramsey County commissioners swooped in to offer a large suburban swath of land in the St. Paul suburb that once held an Army ammunition plant.
The team envisioned not only a stadium but space for a training camp and museum, plenty of room for tailgating and other game-day activities, and the possibility of related retail and hotel development that prompted some critics to dub the project "Zygi-World."


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The Comedy In Fifty Shades of Grey
By Amy Nicholson
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The Blue Room (La Chambre bleue)
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Indian filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma (Satya, Company) continues his recent cold streak with The Attacks of 26/11, an exploitative docudrama that mercilessly begs viewers to wallow in an exhausting, stilted re-enactment of the 2008 Mumbai terrorist attacks. Varma begins his film with an intertitle begging for tolerance, stating that the film is not intended to criticize any one group. But the next screen of introductory text establishes the film's main concern: According to the filmmakers, the 2008 attacks were "far more shocking" than 9/11 because of the perpetrators' "sheer audacity." Varma then tries to prove that argument with several slow-mo-heavy scenes where scowling, sweaty Pakistani badmen mow down everyone, including "innocent children and women" and anyone who tries to get help. It's telling that whenever Rakesh Maria (Nana Patekar, star of the Varma-produced Ab Tak Chappan), joint commissioner of the Mumbai Police, infrequently provides narration to the film's events, he only make the terrorists sound more malicious. Attacks' drama is full of genuine anguish, but it's inexcusably gross to pretend this isn't a one-sided version. Varma shouldn't have bothered with the pretense of reportage, as he does later in the film when he juxtaposes a scene where a captured terrorist (Sanjeev Jaiswal) explains why he did what he did with one where Maria pulls a sub-Scared Straight routine, yelling at Jaiswal's killer that he gives Muslims a bad name--all while shoving his face into a pile of corpses and yelling, "Smell!" Attacks doesn't establish the severity of a real-life tragedy, it only crassly devalues the loss of human life.
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On location: Vedivazhipadu, directed by debutant Shambu Purushothaman, is a different take of events that unfold during an Attukal Pongala.
There is pin-drop silence in the living room of an upmarket pool-side villa, one of the many in a residential colony at Karakulam on the outskirts of Thiruvananthapuram. And that's despite the 25 or so crew members crammed into the small space and a handful of others watching the action unfold. It's the location for the day for Shambu Purushothaman's directorial debut Vedivazhipadu, with which director Arun Kumar Aravind makes his debut as a producer.
As the camera stars whirring, actors Indrajith and Mythili engage in banter. The shot ends when Indrajith, who is idly swirling the contents in a glass, flashes a smile at Mythili. After a nod at cinematographer Shehnad Jalal, his batch mate from Satyajit Ray Film and Television Institute, Kolkata, Shambu okays the shot.
Indrajith, dressed in a blue T-shirt and grey lounge pants, and Mythili, looking gorgeous in a Kerala sari and impossibly tapering high heels, hop over to watch the playback and listen to Shambu's suggestions. The director wants Indrajith to give a more suggestive smile at the end and the actors and crew go in for a re-take before breaking for tea.
Sipping a glass of piping hot black tea and leaning against a doorframe of the contemporarily-decorated living room, Shambu says: "The narrative of Vedivazhipadu unfolds over the course of a day in Thiruvananthapuram, when the Pongala at the Attukal temple has brought thousands of women onto the road to cook their offerings to the Goddess and the city to a standstill [the action during the Pongala was filmed earlier this year]. The lives of a few people, some of who are friends/acquaintances and some who are strangers, get mixed up in a particular incident that has some far-reaching consequences." The director, who has also written the script of the film, is tight-lipped about the rest of the storyline, saying almost apologetically: "I don't want to give too much away. It's a story that has been on my mind for a while now. The film deals with a serious subject but has a lot of humour."
The story, apparently, unfolds through the lives of a bunch of men. Murali Gopi is Rahul, a video game-tester, while Indrajith plays Joseph, a stockbroker. Saiju Kurup dons the role of Sanjay, a cashier in a bank, and Sreejith Ravi, is a speculator in the stock market. Indrajith who is done with his shots for the time being has a spring in his step, perhaps because he is having a great 2013 on the back of stand out roles in Amen, Up & Down Mukalil Oralundu, Left Right Left, and equally exciting upcoming flicks such as Arikil Oraal, Ezahamathe Varavu (in which he is teaming with Hariharan and M.T. Vasudevan Nair), Kanchi, Escape from Uganda and Lijo Pellisserry's next, Antichrist, to name but a few. "It's been a superb year and I think it's going to continue!" he grins. "In Vedivazhipadu too, I have a great role. Actually, each of us has small but equally important roles. My character Joseph is a savvy, fun-loving guy, whose wife is a Frenchwoman. She doesn't live in town." So, when the cat's away the mice will play…? "That's part of the mystery!" he says with a laugh, as Shehnad focusses the camera on Mythili.
"She plays Sreejith's wife in the film. She has come to Joseph's house instead of taking part in the Pongala," whispers one of the crew members, as Mythili disappears soon after her shot to get her make-up fixed. Apart from the young actor, Anumol, Anusree, and tele-serial artiste Anjana Haridas are the other main female leads. Comedian-actor Ashvin Mathew also has an important role in the film – as the chief of a television channel, where Anusree, who plays Saiju's wife in the film, is an anchor.
The film is being produced under the banner of Karmayug Movies. Music is by Gopi Sundar and stills are by Najeeb M. Bava. Vedivazhipadu is set to hit theatres in October.
Keywords: Vedivazhipadu, Shambu Purushothaman, Karmayug Movies


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The Hundred-Foot Journey: Culinary mash-up
By Stephanie Zacharek
Into the Storm tears up America
By Alan Scherstuhl
Land Ho!'s seniors never quite charm
By Amy Nicholson
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles fails
By Amy Nicholson
Get On Up is an inspired James Brown biopic
By Stephanie Zacharek
Guardians of the Galaxy misses the mark
By Stephanie Zacharek
Magic in the Moonlight doesn't cast its spell
By Alan Scherstuhl
Michel Gondry's Mood Indigo gets richer as it darkens
By Amy Nicholson
The Parkway kicks off its Monday-night film noir series with Sunset Blvd. Narrated by a dead man, predating other mean-old-broad thrillers by a decade, and arguably ushering in the postwar era of cinematic self-reflexivity (never mind about the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical), Billy Wilder's Hollywood Gothic from 1950 is pretty overrated but a classic nonetheless. As in so many Wilder films (e.g., Double Indemnity, The Lost Weekend, Ace in the Hole), the protagonist is a working stiff on a downward slide—in this case, a flailing screenwriter (William Holden) whose unimaginatively hard-boiled voice-over narration types him as something of a hack. (Whereas Sunset Blvd.'s co-author Charles Brackett is a genius wordsmith who's either slumming for the sake of character or not quite working at the top of his game.) Nevertheless, in the Wilder mold, the more pathetic character is the woman who hastens the man's decline—in this case, a faded silent-movie star (Gloria Swanson) still harboring delusions of Hollywood grandeur. Appearing to pit the new industry against the old, Wilder's picture is actually not a lament for a lost style of cinema so much as a darkly comic noir about a femme fatale who's even scarier for being past her prime.
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The Return of the Giant NYC Dance Club
By Steve Weinstein
July 4, 1976 Was a Ramones-less Weekend in NYC
By Bryan Bierman
LIVE REVIEW: Karen O at McKittrick Hotel
By Lindsey Rhoades
Remembering Dee Dee Ramone's Rap Album
By Chaz Kangas
Meet Lady Casa, America's Most Famous Raver
By Ben Westhoff and Sarah Purkrabek
Ridiculous Kanye West-isms, In Illustrated Form
By Jena Ardell
Casting Martin Scorsese's New Ramones Movie
By Jesse Sendejas Jr.
A Tour Around Ace Frehley's Bronx
By Katherine Turman
Blame Eric Clapton. Before he and a handful of prostrating Brits made the blues their personal crusade, the music occupied an entirely different sphere. While rock artists kept labels like Chess and Sun afloat, blues greats on those labels were creating the canon that would be consumed like a salt lick. When Clapton covered Freddie King's "Hideaway" as a star sideman in John Mayall's Bluesbreakers in 1964, his performance instantly turned the amplified Chicago blooze style into a hegemony, and enshrined Clapton as the leading white emissary of nativist style. With his hollow mastery of stolen licks and superhero virtuosity, Clapton reduced the blues to a fatuous personality cult, shot full of embalming fluid. He's always been a far more convincing vocalist than guitar god. And he's always been better off mimicking J.J. Cale than Freddie King, anyway.
Slowhand's recent collaboration with B.B. King, Riding With the King, is typical of his forays into "authentic" blues. There's a millionaire's concerted effort to strike a world-weary pose, a hint of no-count transgression to keep everything real, and a lot of rote note-bending. King has always been a kindred spirit of Clapton's, having long ago betrayed his Vesuvian talents for a Brylcream-slick nightclub act so intent on hitting marks you could synchronize a Swiss watch to it. Is it any wonder that this ebony-and-ivory corporate synergy produced an album that entered Billboard at No. 3?
Riding With the King is meant to be Clapton's homage to his mentor; hence, the Driving Miss Daisy cover shot, in which Clapton is chauffeuring a grinning, tuxedoed King in a Caddy convertible. But the album's just another Clapton con, in which solemn, Smithsonian stabs from Bill Broonzy and Maceo Merriweather are interspersed with radio stabs like Doyle Bramhall-Charlie Sexton's "I Wanna Be" and John Hiatt's obnoxiously self-effacing title song. As compromised hack jobs go, it gets the job done. But it's too inoffensive to produce the nitty-gritty fission Clapton and King pretend they've achieved.
If Riding is an example of the blues as classic rock, then the primordial sludge produced by the north-of-the-Delta wackos on the Fat Possum label is the blues as indie rock. Too far left of center to appeal to Clapton fans, the label's deep eccentricity and outsider-art snob appeal have endeared it instead to Gen-Y Magnet readers who'd never dream of buying a Sam Adams from a bartender in a Blues Brothers T-shirt. Fat Possum recently signed a distribution deal with L.A.-based Epitaph, home of Rancid Offspring.
Fat Possum is the key blues label of the past decade, introducing rock fans (and Jon Spencer) to R.L. Burnside and Junior Kimbrough, two primitive moderns that Alan Lomax himself would have been thrilled to discover. But if Fat Possum fans think they're any more evolved than Clapton fans cheering politely whenever "God" deigns to put an old coot like Buddy Guy on the bill, they're merely favoring context over content. Still, there's no shortage of fascinating characters on Fat Possum's rosternot least an old jalopy called T-Model Ford.
An unlettered septuagenarian with a rap sheet, Ford stamps out wildly undisciplined variations on trance blues; the songs on She Ain't None of Your'n are hazy Rorschachs that bleed off the page. Nothing is foursquare, and everything gets distilled into an indeterminate, jagged rhythm. On tracks like "Chicken Head Man," there's the pervasive sense of just wanting to get on with it, and not bothering with niceties like narrative logic, rhyming couplets, or A-A-B-A chord schemes (typical haiku: "She asked me/So I told her/That is why/That I'm here").
Robert Belfour is a more accomplished guitar basher, but his sentiments come out just as murky. A former construction worker from the same region in North Mississippi that spawned Burnside and Kimbrough, he's got a marble-mouthed flow, chopping up simple phrases into jumbled shards while he plucks his acoustic like a third rail. "Poor Black Mattie, girl ain't got change of clothes," he sings, his deranged, craggy bellow sounding like Pearl Bailey twisted on corn liquor while his fingers cast a mesmeric spell. With a voice cracking with the rage of the oppressed and cuckolded, 60-year-old Belfour is a silent sufferer who'd rather wallow than fight. Too bad; I know a couple of guitar-slinging slicks that could use a little old-time religion.
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NFL Matchups >> Pittsburgh vs. Cleveland Preview 11/24/2013
The division rival Pittsburgh Steelers and Cleveland Browns are set to renew hostilities on Sunday when they meet at FirstEnergy Stadium.
Oddsmakers currently have the Browns listed as 2½-point favorites versus the Steelers, while the game's total is sitting at 41½.
Last time out for Pittsburgh, they were a 37-27 winner as they battled the Lions at home. The Steelers covered in the match as a 3-point underdog, while 64 combined points moved the game OVER for totals bettors.
Cleveland was a 41-20 loser in its last match on the road against the Bengals. They failed to cover the 4.5-point spread as underdogs, while the total score of 61 sent OVER bettors to the payout window.
CURRENT STREAK:Pittsburgh has won 2 straight games.
TEAM RECORDS:Pittsburgh: 4-6 SU, 4-6 ATS
Cleveland: 4-6 SU, 5-5 ATS
PITTSBURGH MOST RECENTLY:When playing in November are 6-4
When playing on grass are 4-6
After being outgained are 4-6
When playing within the division are 6-4
CLEVELAND MOST RECENTLY:When playing in November are 4-6
When playing on grass are 3-7
After outgaining opponent are 4-6
When playing within the division are 4-6
A FEW TRENDS TO CONSIDER:Pittsburgh is 17-2 SU in its last 19 games when playing Cleveland
Pittsburgh is 10-2 SU in its last 12 games when playing on the road against Cleveland
Pittsburgh is 4-2 SU in its last 6 games
The total has gone UNDER in 4 of Pittsburgh's last 6 games
The total has gone OVER in 4 of Cleveland's last 6 games
The total has gone UNDER in 12 of Cleveland's last 18 games at home
Cleveland is 4-5-3 ATS in its last 12 games when playing at home against Pittsburgh
Cleveland is 1-4 SU in its last 5 games
NEXT UP:Pittsburgh at Baltimore, Thursday, November 28
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Random thought this morning:
Today, I drove to a different Starbucks than I usually do just because I was more interested in the experience of going besides just the caffeine punch to the face.
I drove another 10 minutes, waited in line an additional 10 minutes, and didn't have any conversation other than ordering my Americano.
In my usual spot, which is right around the corner (literally) I don't have any lines, I have active conversations with the employees (who actually know my drink and my name), and I get the same exact thing.
The big difference is that the one I went to today is the original Bux in town, located in the downtown area, is more "hip" and "trendy" and obviously more "frequented."
What's wrong with me? What was I thinking? How far will you go for the bean and, perhaps more importantly, why?
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- Price $29,995
Conveniently located near our Brooklyn and Bronx GM customers, Potamkin has a vast selection of new and used cars to choose from. From the new Cadillac Escalade and Buick Enclave; to an unbeatable selection of used and certified pre-owned cars, Potamkin is sure to have the model you're looking for. Browse our new GM line-up or used cars below. When you're ready, contact us to schedule a test drive in person.
Sales: (917) 267-2780 | Service: (917) 267-2779
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I have a 2006 Saturn Ion 2 that I brought in for servicing, brake pads, and tire change.Eddie D'Amato has been my service manager since I bought my vehicle and I trust him implicitly.I look forward toRead More >>
I brought in my 2010 Chevy Equinox for a schedule check up. I was surprised to hear that my car was in bad shape. But the took care of the problems and didn't charge me a arm & a leg!Read More >>
Very helpful although it took a little longer than I expected, they fixed the problems I had with my truck and explained exactly what was going on so not only am I happy with the job I am now more knoRead More >>
I was very impressed with wait time and the service rendered.Read More >>
Your manager was kind and courteous and knowledgeable to the needs given but we'll see if the the smell comes back after they fixed the problemRead More >>
I had a problem with the trunk door of my 2014 CTS Cadillac A light on the monitor indicated that the trunk door wss open. I was unable to dismiss this warning and could not either open or close truRead More >>
Eddie did his usual great job of handling my concerns.Read More >>
They figure out what was wrong with my car right away. .repair was done and on the road with a smile...Read More >>
Thank you Ibis and Latoya. I appreciate the service and professionalism.Read More >>
My corvette was in for service and as always Ed Da Mato was great along with everyone else in the department thanks for being as good as you areI will always stay with PotamkinRead More >>
*** Tax, title, license and dealer fees (unless itemized above) are extra. Not available with special finance or lease offers.
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**Tax, title and license are extra. Take delivery by 6/1/15.
*** Tax, title, license (unless itemized above) are extra. Not available with special finance or lease offers.


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