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Russia lambasts Ukraine minister who swore about Putin
KIEV/MOSCOW (Reuters) – Russia accused Ukraine's acting foreign minister on Sunday of "going beyond the limits of decency" by calling President Vladimir Putin a "dickhead" during a violent protest outside its embassy in Kiev.
A senior member of Russian parliament called for Andriy Deshchytsia to resign and Moscow protested to Kiev about Saturday's violence, during which cars were overturned, windows broken and a Russian flag ripped up.
In Ukraine, a day of mourning shows nation divided
KIEV/DONETSK Ukraine (Reuters) – Church bells rang out over Kiev's Maidan square and hundreds of mourners bowed their heads in silence on Sunday, a national day of mourning, to honor 49 Ukrainian servicemen killed by pro-Russian separatists.
But some 600 km (375 miles) away to the east in the city of Donetsk, heart of an armed insurgency against central rule by Kiev, there were few signs of mourning as people enjoyed a lazy stroll, sipped coffee in cafes and watched their children play.
Ukraine minister under fire for swearing about Putin
KIEV/MOSCOW (Reuters) – Senior Russian parliamentarians urged Ukraine on Sunday to sack its foreign minister for calling President Vladimir Putin a "dickhead" during a violent protest outside Russia's embassy in Kiev.
Acting Foreign Minister Andriy Deshchytsia tried to persuade protesters not to use violence at the rally on Saturday evening, during which the Russian flag was ripped up, vehicles overturned and stones and eggs thrown at the embassy.
Ukrainian forces reclaim port city from rebels
KIEV, June 13 (Reuters) – Ukrainian government forces
reclaimed the port city of Mariupol from pro-Russian separatists
in heavy fighting on Friday and said they had regained control
of a long stretch of the border with Russia.
The advances are significant victories for the pro-European
leadership in a military operation to crush the armed separatist
rebellion that began in east Ukraine in April and hold the
former Soviet republic of 45 million together.
Ukraine accuses Russia of letting rebels bring in tanks
KIEV (Reuters) – Ukraine accused Russia on Thursday of allowing separatist rebels to bring three tanks and other military vehicles across the border into the east of the country to fight the Ukrainian army.
Evidence that Russia is sending in weapons or assisting the rebels militarily would implicate Moscow in the uprising against Kiev's pro-Western leaders, making a mockery of its denials that it has played a role in weeks of fighting.
Ukraine president ready for talks if pro-Russia rebels lay down arms
KIEV, June 11 (Reuters) – Ukraine's new president signalled
on Wednesday he would be ready to hold talks with opponents in
eastern Ukraine if pro-Russian separatists waging an insurgency
there agreed to lay down their weapons.
The rebels show no sign of giving up their arms, but opening
talks would be a big step on the road to peace, building on
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko's meetings this week with
Moscow's envoy and with Russian President Vladimir Putin in
France last week.
Ukraine sees "understanding" with Russia on peace moves
KIEV, June 9 (Reuters) – Ukraine said on Monday it had
reached a "mutual understanding" with Moscow on parts of a plan
proposed by President Petro Poroshenko for ending violence in
the east of the country.
Kiev gave no details and Russia did not comment directly but
two days of talks, following a brief encounter in France last
week that broke the ice between Poroshenko and Russian President
Vladimir Putin, have given momentum to peace moves.
Unrepentant on Ukraine, Putin prepares to meet his critics
MOSCOW, June 4 (Reuters) – Whether he is made to feel like
an unwelcome guest or the Prodigal Son returning, Vladimir Putin
is relishing the chance to show his defiance over Ukraine at his
first meetings with Western leaders in months.
With his ratings soaring at home, the West showing no taste
for a fight over Crimea and Europe reluctant to hit Moscow with
new sanctions, the Russian president feels he has the upper hand
as he sets out for World War Two anniversary events in France.
Putin builds new union on ashes of Soviet empire
MOSCOW, May 28 (Reuters) – It won't exactly mean going back
to the USSR, but Vladimir Putin is laying the foundations of a
huge trading bloc which opponents see as an attempt to recreate
at least part of the lost Soviet empire.
The Russian president and the leaders of two other former
Soviet republics, Belarus and Kazakhstan, will sign a treaty on
Thursday that brings to life his dream of uniting like-minded
countries in a Eurasian Economic Union.
Analysis – Ferocity of Ukraine clashes increases risks for Putin
MOSCOW (Reuters) – An army assault on pro-Russian rebels in east Ukraine will not have taken Vladimir Putin by surprise, but the ferocity of the clashes may have – and could be a game-changer if they spin out of control.
In the last two weeks, with Western sanctions starting to bite, the Russian president has softened his tone against the pro-European leadership in Kiev and promised to pull troops back from the frontier with Ukraine.


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Anyone who thinks a 58 year-old musical wont resonate should consult the daily news. There are still street gangs, and violent turf battles. One line in West Side Story says it all, chillingly. The hardened New York cop snarls at the Puerto Rican kid: Ive got the badge and youve got the skin. Tell me thats not relevant.Fortunately, love still crosses impossible boundaries and fosters unexpected alliances. West Side Story is a brilliant musical riff on Romeo and Juliet, set on the tough streets of 1950s New York. In both the 16th and 20th century tragedies, theres still hope at the end that some good will grow from the seeds a fearless young couple has sown.Now, Lambs Players Theatre takes on the musical behemoth, composed by Leonard Bernstein, with book by Arthur Laurents and lyrics by a young Stephen Sondheim. His clever, cunning humor is evidenced in the comical Gee, Officer Krupke, a show-stopper in this production, thanks to a spectacular performance by Daniel Kermidas as the Jets Action. Michelle Alves, who performed the role in the national tour, is terrific as Anita, with her sexy moves and bittersweet, hard-won wisdom. Colleen Kollar-Smiths choreography is wonderful, paying tribute to the iconic Jerome Robbins original, with its own spin. The dance ensemble is excellent and energetic, and the singing is superb, backed by a first-rate, onstage orchestra, helmed by Patrick Marion. At the center are Kevin Hafso-Koppman as a gentle, sensitive Tony, and Olivia Hernandez as wide-eyed, ingenuous Maria. They connect effectively, but their voices are a mismatch: his a smooth Broadway sound; hers operatic, with excessive tremolo. Under Deborah Gilmour-Smyths direction, the acting dominates; all the characters and interactions are convincing, though the immigrant accents are variable, and absent in the Sharks leader. The lighting, sound and costumes enhance the bi-level, metal and chain-link set. Jordan Millers fight choreography deserves special mention. While this pared-down production isnt flawless, its robust, and will likely solidify during the run. If only the murderous story would become outdated. West Side Story, at Lambs Players Theatre, runs through August 4.
Aired: 6/26/2015 9:01:00 AM
Copyright © 2015 Pat Launer
Welcome to the Rock!Thats how The Islanders spread their arms to you in the first moments of the magnificent new musical, Come From Away.Its the same open-hearted spirit, that small-town sense of community and proud survival at the edge of the world, that the residents offer to all those non-locals who Come From Away.Gander is an airport outpost on the island of Newfoundland, which was formed millions of years ago by continental collision. Metaphorically, that kind of collision recurred in 2001.After the September 11 tragedy, when the American airspace was closed, a whopping 38 planes were diverted to Gander. The nearly 7000 arrivals, from all over the world, effectively doubled the local population.Over the course of five long days, these genial Gander folks turned into bona fide heroes, opening their homes and hearts to the strangers, whose lives were transformed by the experience.Come From Away, written by young Canadian couple Irene Sankoff and David Hein, will soften even the most hardened cynic and restore your faith in humankind. The story is based in fact; the dialogue is taken from extensive interviews with the townspeople and their unexpected visitors. And magically, thrillingly, we somehow become a part of it, too.Were drawn to the many characters portrayed by a stellar ensemble of 12: the take-charge Mayor; sky-loving female pilot; bickering L.A. gay couple; two fearful New York African Americans; and an effervescent Texas gal and diffident Englishman who come together in the midst of calamity and chaos. Its not just the people who draw us in; its also the hand-clapping, foot-stomping music, a delicious mix of Irish, folk and rockabilly, played by a stupendous onstage and under-stage band.In this world premiere co-production with Seattle Repertory Theatre, La Jolla Playhouse artistic director Christopher Ashley and choreographer Kelly Devine create a deceptively simple, propulsive and impeccably paced 100 minutes. This is the most stirring and uplifting musical to come along in years. With humor and heart, it reminds us that, even in the darkest and most desperate of times, there can be light, hope and love. "Come from Away, at the La Jolla Playhouse, has been extended through July 12.
Aired: 6/19/2015 9:01:00 AM
When I heard that the Welk Theatre was doing Cabaret, I thought, This is gonna be a squeaky-clean, watered-down version with no sex or drugs. Both are intrinsic to the superb Kander and Ebb musical set in 1931 Berlin, on the cusp of the Nazi takeover. Well, Im happy to say, its an outstanding production, which the theater itself rates PG-13. Theres plenty of innuendo and sexy moves, but no drugs, though the flighty, high-spirited chanteuse, Sally Bowles, is an addict in most versions of the 1966 megahit. Here, she merely drinks gin and her nauseating hangover antidote: a raw egg and Worcestershire sauce.The story, based on the John Van Druten play, I Am a Camera, which was, in turn, adapted from Christopher Isherwoods novel, Goodbye to Berlin, tells of a young writer, Cliff Bradshaw, whos come to Berlin for inspiration. On the train, he encounters the affable Ernst, who turns out to be a virulent fascist. Through Ernst, Cliff meets irresistible but unstable Sally, who impetuously moves in with him and steals his heart. Our omnipresent host is the deliciously decadent, androgynous Emcee, whos part of every magnificent musical number each a commentary on the action, which includes a doomed late-life romance and the encroaching takeover by Hitler and his Henchmen.Director/choreographer Ray Limon hews close to the two Broadway revivals starring Alan Cumming, while adding some bold choices of his own. At the center of it all is Jeffrey Scott Parsons as the Emcee. In stormtrooper garb or in drag, this expert hoofer displays musical, dramatic and emotional range, and a cynicism belied by his toothy smile. The rest of the leads are potent, though the accents are erratic. The deadpan, ambisexual Kit Kat chorus is excellent, and the 5-piece band, under the direction of keyboardist Justin Gray, is perfectly brash and brassy. The final image is chilling. As Cliff tried to tell Sally, the party was over. But the fizz of this Cabaret will leave you with fond memories and political indigestion. Cabaret runs through July 26 at the Welk Resort in Escondido.
Aired: 5/15/2015 9:01:00 AM
The Old Globe is takin it to the streets. Well, maybe not the streets, but out of the theater box and into the community. Renowned producer Joseph Papp created the Mobile Shakespeare program in 1957, and decades later, Globe artistic director Barry Edelstein re-animated Mobile Shakespeare while he was at The Public Theatre, bringing the Bard to underserved communities.This fall, he tried out the concept in San Diego, with Globe for All, a free touring production of a Shakespeare play, brought to such varied venues as a military base, centers for the elderly, a homeless shelter and a correctional facility. The 90-minute production featured a cast of 10 professional actors, including recent alumni of the Old Globe/University of San Diego graduate theater program. Each facility was offered a one-hour pre-show workshop about the language, themes, characters and plot of the play.The intention, said Edelstein, is to overcome whatever barriers economic, geographical or cultural prohibit some community members from seeing or appreciating Shakespeare. Theater in general, and Shakespeare in particular, are necessary to living a full and rich life, says Edelstein, who directed the projects first production, Alls Well That Ends Well.I saw the streamlined show at Father Joes Villages, San Diegos largest residential service provider for the homeless. What was most impressive, besides the talent and commitment of the cast, was how well they interacted with the audience (dogs, infants and all), and how rapt most of the spectators seemed to be, catching all the humor and commenting freely on the action. It was a very exciting and energizing experience. If the Globe can once again secure funding from local Foundations, it intends to repeat the process next year, with another play and director. Heres a toast to the Old Globe for helping to bring theater to every corner of our diverse county. Bravo!The newly-launched Globe for All will, hopefully, be an ongoing, annual program of the Old Globe.
Aired: 12/5/2014 9:01:00 AM
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Austria: Unification Church recognized as Confessional Community
VIENNA, 20.06.2015 (FOREF) – The Austrian branch of the Unification Church (UC) has officially been registered by the Office of Religious Affairs (Kultusamt) on June 15, 2015. About 40 years after the administrative interdiction of the community in Austria its members welcome the step by the federal government to grant the legal status of a "confessional community".
With its newly acquired legal personality the UC has been granted "state recognition without privileges". The church is currently the eighth confessional community that is officially registered in Austria. The constitutional lawyer Prof. Bruenner, who has accompanied the procedure of the petition, appreciates the recognition of the UC by the government. "This is a sign of a pluralistic state under the rule of law. One of the most essential rights in a functioning democracy, namely the right to the freedom of religion, has hereby been granted", Prof. Bruenner explained.
The alleged "threat of public security and order" through the teachings and practices of the UC – as it has often been purported by so-called cult experts – has been exposed by sociologists and scholars of religion as myth already in the early 1980s. Such prejudiced attributions have now been rebutted also on the part of the Austrian Federal Government.


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Our location guide for Gromitz provides some basic essentials for the more adventurous visitor. A simple location map is provided but also a detailed topography map that shows the location of the nearest places where you can surf, ski or mountain climb (if they are close by). Of course some of these will be at long distances from Gromitz and those far flung spots are provided on the 'nearest' tables. If you are traveling to other cities or towns near Gromitz you will also find weather forecasts for those locations below.
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If you are in Gromitz and would like to go mountain climbing, hiking, skiing or surfing, click below for detailed forecasts.
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|Neustadt in Holstein (Germany)
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|Gromitz (Germany)
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Ski Resorts close to Gromitz:
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|Hahnenklee (Germany)
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|Schulenberg (Skialpinum) (Germany)
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|Third closest ski resort3
|Altenau-Torfhaus (Germany)
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|Fourth closest ski resort4
|Altenau (Germany)
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|Clausthal-Zellerfeld-Buntenbock (Germany)
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Mountains close to Gromitz:
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|Brunsberg (Harburg) (Germany)
|100 km SSW
|Second closest mountain peak2
|Wilseder Berg (Germany)
|108 km SSW
|Third closest mountain peak3
|Falkenberg (Luneburg Heath) (Germany)
|141 km S
|Fourth closest mountain peak4
|Flechtingen Hills (Germany)
|188 km S
|Fifth closest mountain peak5
|Teufelsberg (Germany)
|227 km SE
Surf Beaches close to Gromitz:
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|Pelzerhaken (Germany)
|27 km NNE
|Second closest surf break2
|Hohwachter Bucht (Germany)
|41 km NW
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|Fehmarn (Germany)
|66 km NNE
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|Damp (Germany)
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"For the president of the United States to say 'we can absorb a terrorist attack' -- somewhat like the head of a Wall Street firm saying, you know, we can absorb another financial crisis -- it's realistic. I think we can," Woodward told Sawyer.
"I suspect consciously, unconsciously, he's laying the groundwork for telling the people we can absorb it, we'll try to prevent it, we're strong, we got over 9/11. But it's not a world of zero defects."
The president is particularly concerned about the potential for a nuclear weapon being detonated in a major American city. Woodward reports on a secret war game where officials pretend that terrorists had just blown up a nuclear weapon in Indianapolis and are said to be plotting against Los Angeles next; administration officials appear shaken by the exercise and the lack of preparation for its fallout.
Obama told Woodward that a nuclear weapon in the hands of a terrorist is a "potential game-changer" that he ponders constantly: "When I go down the list of things I have to worry about all the time, that is at the top, because that's one area where you can't afford any mistakes," Obama said.
Much of the book focuses on the drawn-out internal deliberations about Afghanistan policy, including some 40 private conversations between Obama and top aides, and more than 20 closed-door strategy sessions.
"There's this kind of hot-house of action. And one of the things you find is, Obama drives them," Woodward said in the interview. "'I want answers. What about this, what about that?' And it's not exactly a relaxing job for him or for the people who work there."
The debate is rigorous and, at times, personal. National Security Adviser James Jones, a retired Marine general who joined the administration from outside the Obama inner circle, dismisses the president's political aides as "the water bugs" and the "campaign set," Woodward writes.
Gen. David Petraeus, who was among those calling for a larger troop presence, calls senior White House adviser David Axelrod "a complete spin doctor." Axelrod voices mistrust for Hillary Rodham Clinton from the time president-elect Obama told him he was considering choosing her for secretary of state.
And Vice President Joe Biden is quoted as calling Richard Holbrooke, the president's special representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan, "the most egotistical bastard I've ever met."
On just the president's fourth day in office, Petraeus -- who then headed U.S. Central Command, giving him oversight of the wars in both Iraq and Afghanistan -- outlined his recommendations for the Afghanistan conflict.
Petraeus then announced that he was set to move forward with an order for 30,000 new troops, despite the fact the president hadn't signed off on that and had even left the room.
"Rahm Emanuel steps in like a sledgehammer and says, 'General, I know you're doing your job. Thank you. But I didn't hear the president make that decision,'" Woodward told Sawyer.
Watch Diane Sawyer's interview with Bob Woodward tonight on "World News" at 6:30 p.m. ET and more on "Nightline" at 11:35 p.m. ET
The book shows Obama's focus turning increasingly to Pakistan, even as his administration's military efforts continue to be directed at Afghanistan. Woodward reveals the existence -- since confirmed by ABC News -- of a secret, 3,000-member CIA-controlled paramilitary army that's conducting operations in both Afghanistan and Pakistan.


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Dancers need to be at a solid Intermediate skill level for this challenging and fast paced class. No class on the 2nd Thursday of each month. $20/mo. Instructor: Judy Rodgers with Guest Instructors: Vicki Pierson, Brenda Sauls, and Yolanda Massey.
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Exodus 5 Moses and the "Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day" 1. Introduction a. Question: Do you have a hard time believing God? b. Two promises to Moses: i. I will deliver them (3:8) ii. Pharaoh won't listen to you (3:19; 4:21) c. Application: Following God is not about making your life easier 2. "Thus says the Lord" (vv. 1, 3) 3. "Thus says Pharaoh" (vv. 2, 4-19) a. "I do not know the Lord" (see 7:5, 17; 8:10; 22; 9:14, 29; 10:2; 11:7). b. "pay no regard to lying words (v. 9) c. "my servants" vs. "My people" (vv. 15-16) 4. Thus say the people (vv. 20-21) 5. Thus says Moses (vv. 22-23) 6. Thus says the Lord (chpt. 6) 7. Conclusion: a. Do you believe God's promises? b. Prayer: "I believe, help my unbelief" (Mark 9:14)
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The best scene in "The Last Picture Show" takes place outside town at the "tank," an unlovely pond that briefly breaks the monotony of the flat Texas prairie. Sam the Lion has taken Sonny and the retarded boy Billy fishing there, even though, as Sonny observes, there ain't nothing in the tank but turtles. That's all right with Sam: He doesn't like fish, doesn't like to clean them, doesn't like to smell them. He goes fishing for the scenery.
"Try one?" he says, offering Sonny the makings of a hand-rolled cigarette. And then he begins an wistful monologue, about a time 20 years ago when he brought a girl out to the tank and they swam in it and rode their horses across it and were in love on its banks. The girl had life and fire, but she was already married, and Sam even then was no longer young. As he tells the story, we realize we are listening to the sustaining myth of Sam's life, the vision of beauty that keeps him going in the dying town of Anarene, Texas.
The scene has a direct inspiration, I believe, for the writer-director, Peter Bogdanovich. I'm sure he was thinking of the monologue in "Citizen Kane" (1941) where old Mr. Bernstein remembers a girl with a parasol who he saw once, 50 years ago, and still cherishes in his memory as a beacon of what could have been.
Sam, played by the veteran Western actor Ben Johnson, is the soul of Anarene. He owns the diner, the pool hall, and the Royal theater, and without those three places, there is no place to go in Anarene except to bed, which explains the desperate and lonely adulteries and teenage fumblings that pass for sex. Among those who treasure Sam the Lion are Sonny Crawford (Timothy Bottoms) and Duane Jackson (Jeff Bridges), co-captains of the local football team, which is so bad the local men look at them in disgust and shake their heads.
Bogdanovich's 1971 film, based on the novel by Larry McMurtry, opens on Saturday, Nov. 12, 1951 -- the eve of the Korean War, and the beginning of the end for movie houses like the Royal, where Sonny grapples in the back row with his plump girlfriend Charlene (Sharon Taggart), while enviously watching Duane kiss the town beauty, Jacy Farrow (Cybill Shepherd). On the screen are classics like "Red River" and "Wagonmaster," which speak to the legends of this land, but already the ugly little black and white sets in local living rooms are hypnotizing the locals with "Strike It Rich!" and other banal trivialities that have nothing to do with their lives, or anyone's lives.
It always seems too hot or too cold in Anarene. A wind blows down the deserted main street and in through the door of the pool hall. Sam the Lion hunches his shoulders into his sheepskin jacket. Bogdanovich and his cinematographer, Robert Surtees, use a lot of horizontal pans to show the town hunkered down flat against the land; we have the feeling that emptiness surrounds these weathered buildings.
Duane and Sonny presumably have homes to go to, but their lives center around their cars -- Sonny's old pickup and Duane's like-new Mercury. In high school., a valiant English teacher (John Hillerman) reads from Keats that truth is beauty and beauty is truth, but truth and beauty seem remote from their lives, and the most wonderful thing that happens to Sonny is that Ruth (Cloris Leachman), the 40-ish wife of the football coach, takes him to her bed and treats him fondly. Duane, meanwhile, is toyed with by Jacy, who has her eyes on a rich kid in a nearby city and isn't above getting an invitation to his pool party by leading on the local goofball Lester (Randy Quaid).
Jacy's parents are what pass for rich in the town, and her mother Lois (Ellen Burstyn) is still pretty, although she spends too much time drinking on the sofa next to her TV-mesmerized husband. Lois is at least a realist, advising her daughter to sleep with Duane so she'll find out it's not as great as she thinks it is. Lois sometimes sleeps with one of her husband's oil hands, but like Ruth, she places no great faith in sex and yearns instead for tenderness and conversation and someone who has not been defeated by life.
When "The Last Picture Show" opened in 1971, it created a sensation. I saw it on its first engagement in New York, where audiences crowded in with the eagerness reserved, these days, for teenage action pictures. It felt new and old at the same time. Bogdanovich, a film critic and acolyte of Welles, shot in black and white, which gave the film a timelessness, then and now. He used a soundtrack entirely made up of pop songs, which was something new (Scorsese had tried it with his first film, in 1967). It was mostly Hank Williams who provided the soundtrack for these lives, and Bogdanovich used real sources in the scenes for the music -- radios, jukeboxes -- where "Cold, Cold Heart" and "Why Don't You Love Me (Like You Used to Do)" commented directly on the action.
We had not seen these faces before, except for Ben Johnson and a few other supporting players. Like "Citizen Kane" by his hero, Bogdanovich made a film introducing future stars. Cybill Shepherd was in her first film. Tim Bottoms was in his second but spent his first, "Johnny Got His Gun," as a soldier who could not see, hear or speak. Jeff Bridges had done nothing memorable, and Cloris Leachman and Ellen Burstyn caught fire with their roles here. For Leachman and Ben Johnson, who for years gave dependable support in the John Ford stock company, there were supporting actor Oscars.
The film has an unadorned honesty that came as a jolt after the pyrotechnics of the late 1960s. While the "Easy Rider" generation was celebrating a heedless freedom, Bogdanovich went back to the directness and simplicity of Ford, who he admired no less than Welles. But "The Last Picture Show" took place long after the heroics of "Red River" and the other classic Westerns. It was based on the first of many novels where Larry McMurtry (whose hometown of Archer City, Texas, supplied the location of Anarene) charted the Texans who came after the age of heroes.
Seeing the film once again, I was struck by how many of the scenes involve sex, and how little they involve eroticism. Cybill Shepherd's celebrated striptease on a diving board got a lot of attention at the time, but her character coldly uses sex as a way to get the best deal she can out of Anarene. The only real warmth comes from the Leachman character, Ruth, combing Sonny's hair while they're both fully dressed.
There is simply no way in this town to touch life and glow. The last ones who knew the secret were Sam the Lion and maybe Genevieve (Eileen Brennan), the waitress at Sam's diner. Sonny and Duane, we suspect, will grow up to drink too much, work too hard and marry desperate women -- unless Duane is killed first in Korea. There is certainly no future for gentle Billy (Sam Bottoms), who always smiles but has no reason to.
The film is above all an evocation of mood. It is about a town with no reason to exist, and people with no reason to live there. The only hope is in transgression, as Ruth knows when she seduces Sonny, the boy half her age. And then he, too, falls briefly under the spell of Jacy, leading to the powerful scene where he returns to Ruth and she hurls the coffeepot against the wall and spills out her soul. (Leachman did that scene in one take, first time, no rehearsal.)
At the end, Bogdanovich shows us brief moving shots of his stars, with titles giving their names and characters. This is a reminder of Welles' credits at the end of "Citizen Kane." In 1971, those played simply as effective titles.
Today, seeing Bridges, Bottoms, Burstyn, Leachman, Brennan, Quaid, Johnson (who died in 1996) and the others 33 years later, the images in the credits have a sharp poignancy. There is a line from "Citizen Kane" that comes to mind: "I was there before the beginning ... and now, I'm here after the end."
Bogdanovich was there after the end, too. In 1990, he gathered most of the members of his original cast for "Texasville," a sequel set in the early '80s, some 30 years after the period of the original.
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Ubuntu 6.10 Edgy Eft Knot 2
Hitting the burner this week is Ubuntu 6.10 (Edgy Eft) Knot 2. Some of the changes beyond Ubuntu Edgy Eft Knot 1 is X.Org 7.1.1, GNOME 2.16.0 RC1, new boot splash screen, F-Spot, Firefox 2.0 Bon Echo, and much more. As usual we have provided a few visuals from this Ubuntu development release.
3 September 2006
Sabayon Linux 3.0 RC2 Mini
Sabayon Linux, a rather unique distribution based upon Gentoo, has come out recently with the the second release candidate in the 3.0 branch both with DVD and CD versions. The mini edition uses a single LiveCD and comes with a wealth of Linux desktop innovations. Of the features include WINE (0.9.19), Compiz, and more.
31 August 2006
SLAX v5.1.8 RC
The first release candidate is out for SLAX version 5.1.8. New in SLAX 5.1.8 RC is better handling of booting from USB devices, ntfsmount for full support of writing to NTFS partitions, slaxsave.zip, and more. This latest LiveCD release weighs in at 195MB.
29 August 2006
OpenSuSE 10.2 Alpha 3
Hitting the burner this week is OpenSuSE 10.2 Alpha 3. This latest SuSE development release delivers the 2.6.18-RC4 kernel, KDE 3.5.4, GNOME 2.16 Beta, and new OpenSuSE branding in most areas. X.Org has also been updated to 7.1 in this latest release. Overall, this development copy for OpenSUSE 10.2 (due out later this year) is shaping up quite well.
16 August 2006
Fedora Core 6 Test 2
Fedora Core 6 Test 2 is now out after a Xen delay late last month. Among the notable highlights in F6t2 include all packages are recompiled (built using Mock, packages also now have proper BuildRequires), ability to install from additional yum repositories during the Anaconda/KickStart installation, Java web applet from gcjwebplugin, new default font, package updates and upgrades, and Fedora Core 6 Extras.
7 August 2006
Ark Linux v2006.1
Ark Linux 2006.1 is out, which ships with the newly-released KDE 3.5.4, and brings a host of other improvements to the distribution. X.Org has also been upgrades to 7.1.1 and AmaroK is at 1.4.1. Numerous bugs were also squashed in the LiveCD version of Ark Linux 2006.1. We have shots up at Phoronix today.
5 August 2006
Alixe v0.08c Standard
For your viewing pleasure today we have up some shots from the recently released Alixe v0.08c Standard edition. This distribution is built upon the SLAX LiveCD, but is oriented for French-speaking regions of Canada. Alixe v0.08c STD includes the 184.108.40.206 kernel, KDE v3.5.3, and all of the SLAX 5.1.7b KillBill packages. This French LiveCD weighs in at 250MB.
2 August 2006
Ubuntu 6.10 Edgy Eft Knot 1
After the success of Ubuntu Dapper Drake 6.06, Mark Shuttleworth's team is back a month later with the first development snapshot (now known as Knot 1) for the upcoming Ubuntu 6.10 Edgy Eft. Ubuntu 6.10 Edgy Eft Knot 1 implements the latest GNOME 2.15 development build, and more. We took a look at this latest Ubuntu copy today at Phoronix.
27 July 2006
Berry Linux v0.72
A new release of Berry Linux is out that contains a multitude of improvements, Phoronix has screenshots of this Japanese Fedora-based LiveCD.
22 July 2006
Freespire Beta 1
The people behind Lindows, and now known as Linspire, have come out with a free community project they have called Freespire. Freespire Beta 1 Build 0.0.69 as they call it is the first operating system with the freedom of choice. Trying it out first hand at Phoronix, it certainly is NOT a GNU/Linux distribution to try if you have any level of computer literacy. It continues to almost be a clone of Linspire, and even bundles its CNR (Click n Run) software in there, as well as bundling proprietary codecs and drivers. For any enthusiast, this is a distribution we would recommend you steer clear of if you have any level of sanity.
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Hi my friend has a samsung NP530U3C and he has changed the bios to CSM only now it stuck on a loop and will not boot up, the options "F2 setup" "F4 recovery" are there but they do nothing.I have a bootable USB with win 8 that "installs" right up to restart then....back to the loop or in stall.Please can some one help its been driving me mad i just need to get tothe bios and change it back to EFI/CSM. Thanks.
Another way to enter BIOS is to hold the shift key while you press restart-> troubleshoot->advanced options->uefi firmware setting->restart. when you get into BIOS, go to advanced, disable fast BIOS mode,then go to boot,disable secure boot,and you will have the OS mode selection where you can choose CSM OS.
I had the problem with samsung NP300E4E, the boot loop (Turn on the machine and appears the Samsung's logo and restarted without letting you enter the BIOS), what happens when you remove the UEFI or by selecting the CSM and want to share my solution. Not because it allowed me to format I did was remove the hard drive and format it in another laptop, in my case I used a Compaq Presario C700 and return the disk to the Samsung and was able to enter the system normally. I hope you find it useful.


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The debate surrounding the use of etomidate in sepsis has been going on
since the 1980s and continues to plague contemporary literature. Those
muddy waters were recently stirred when a meta-analysis in Critical Care
Medicine concluded higher rates of adrenal insufficiency and increased
mortality associated with its use1. This is not the first meta-analysis
to have made such a claim2. We could spend our time debating the
statistical merits of a meta-analysis, but we'd be missing the forest
for the trees.
Those concerned about the use of etomidate in septic patients seem to
focus on two primary issues. First, that etomidate results in
adrenocortical suppression. Second, that suppression is associated with
increased mortality.
A 49-year-old clinically intoxicated male patient presented to the
emergency department (ED) after suffering an assault. Upon initial
presentation, he was noted to have a complex upper lip laceration and
significant jaw pain suspicious for mandible fracture. During the
course of his evaluation, the patient suddenly leapt from the bed and
assaulted a medic.
Emergency physicians (EPs) often presume that critically ill patients
presenting to the emergency department (ED) are in need of
life-sustaining interventions. At the end of life (EOL), many patients
are caught between the need for our expertise and assistance and the
desire to avoid invasive procedures.
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If that coughing and wheezing febrile premee is a boy he is at greater risk for a bad outcome due to his prenatal testosterone causing a delay in his lung maturity. If the patient with afib is a woman, she is at higher risk to stroke out and her stroke is more likely to be hemorrhagic. In addition, she is at a greater risk for developing both a prolonged Qtc from certain anti-arrhythmics, and for digoxin toxicity plus she will require smaller amounts of warfarin to become therapeutic.
EP Monthly has highlighted the issue of practice heterogeneity over the
last four years, but the universe of emergency medicine has largerly
resisted efforts to admit and address this problem. Why? Do we not
believe it to be true? Do we assume that it is unavoidable?
As the director of a single-coverage community ED with about 22,000
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alone by the administration. The nursing director and I – along with a
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Emergency Physicians Monthly has teamed up with the board prep pros at Rosh Review to bring you a mini board review, so that you can test yourself on a regular basis and track your progress. The following is the test – and answers – from the March edition of Emergency Physicians Monthly. Questions about the test? Talk back on Twitter @epmonthly.
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