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DAWSON — Rantavious Gilbert said he wasn't tired. Dekoven Ware would only admit to being a little banged up.
Herald No. 1 Monroe and Terrell County, playing less than 24 hours after pulling out grueling region wins the night before, battled for four quarters before the larger school, in both classification and physical size, came out on top in Saturday's 49-40 Tornadoes' win.
Neither coach seemed thrilled and both teams looked out of gas in the second half during a defensive struggle.
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"That's about the only thing that was good about it," Monroe head coach Marquis Davis said. "We didn't play our best. Anytime you come to Terrell County you know it's going to be a tough matchup because they play hard. We'll chalk it up as a 'W.'"
Gilbert scored a game-high 18 points and blocked three shots, but wouldn't go as far as saying the Torndaoes were worn out.
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Added Davis, "That's only our third game. We just didn't play well."
The Class A Greenwave (3-2), coming off a buzzer-beating 44-41 win against Pelham Friday, ran with the bigger Tornadoes for a half, leading by as many as five in the first quarter after Osmond Lemon buried his second three of the quarter to give Terrell a 16-11 lead.
Monroe took a 27-25 lead at halftime after Jabari McGhee scored six of his 11 points in the second quarter and then the Tornado defense limited Terrell County to just 15 points in the second half.
Monroe led by as many as 11 in the second half, using an 11-2 run out of the break to pull ahead. Ware cut the lead to 46-40 with a three-point play with 2:03 to play, but the Greenwave could get no closer.
Ware, sporting a bandage on his forehead from the physicality of the matchup, scored 14 points and went 10-for-12 at the free throw line. Terrell County also got seven points apiece from Jevon McIntosh and Rueben Hawkins.
Monroe will host Colquitt County Tuesday in a makeup game and Terrell County hosts Americus-Sumter Friday.
Monroe girls 52, Terrell County 37: The Lady Tornadoes, playing without Herald Super 6er Sheniqua Young, had to rally in the second half to pull out an out-of-conference win.
Monroe (3-2) trailed 29-22 in the third quarter after Terrell's Nydrah Wright scored six of her 12 points in the first three minutes of the second half.
Monroe's full-court pressure defense came alive after that and Cessilly Colwell poured in a game-high 24 points to fill in the absence of Young, who was held out due to a coach's decision.
"Defensively we played well in the fourth quarter," Lady Tornadoes' head coach Cheryl Cheeks said. "We're still not where we need to be, but we gave the extra effort on defense."
Colwell scored 19 points in the second half and added three steals in the win. Kishondra Price chipped in with nine points for Monroe. The Lady Greenwave also got nine points each from Takerian Jordan and LaChanta Hollis.
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I just tried it and I don't know if I can get into it. The hand held pokemon games had like the most basic story lines ever, but at least there was something. Logged into this and it was automatically just telling me how to move and then to go kill stuff. Oh and it guides you to use the automated travel that just runs you from one NPC to the next. And I don't think there is a way to block spammers.. The game has nice qualities like the pets and the moves you can set up for them, and the harvestmoon thing, but I don't know if I can get past the other flaws. I really like the pet I got on there though, it looks exactly like my old pet rat with wings =)
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Haven't really gotten into the game, should I wait until Cataclysm?
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My recommendation is to find a guild or a group of people who are casual in playing, find yourself a questing buddy or two, and just take your time and explore. Find a fun profession, quest somewhere you've never been before, read the quest dialog and really pretend you are on some epic adventure, put on some silly clothes and have a dance party in stormwind, do some battlegrounds and instances when the mood strikes. Don't just dive in and try and race to level 80. Whenever I tried playing like that I always hated it. My 2 copper.
Since when is being a "WoW-Clone" such a bad thing?
The Pub at MMORPG.COM « General Discussion
Some people don't like WoW in the first place, and even for those that do the clones are usually cheaper and much worse than the original.
What motivate us?
Off-Topic Discussion « General Discussion
I thought it was a nice video. The same concept applies to other areas of life as well, not just jobs, but it seems like we're always forced to just chase after that damn carrot. Thanks for posting.
ArcheAge - A great new MMORPG
PC Gaming « General Discussion
Looks interesting I'll keep my eyes on this one.
want to know a few things about THQ ver.
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Yes there are recipes for food and town scrolls. I'm not sure about the other things.
Best Avatar
Role Playing Discussion « General Discussion
I guess my favorite would have to be Aeroangel in WoW (although she's had a few name changes) since I spent the most time with her than any other avatar. My beautiful Night Elf druid with pink skin and long azure hair, she has been proficient as a healing tree, a tanking bear, a clawing cat, and a lazer chicken. I imagine she's still bouncing on her heels somewhere in Dalaran. We had a good three years or so of fun together. Before her it was Aeroangel the human warrior pre-TBC, she was a tank, and how I dearly loved her plate thongs and bikinis.
Why I started this month, got to 27, and then left
Fallen Earth « Fallen Earth
I also never crashed in it, but I feel you on what you are saying. Although I do like this game I'm still not sure if it's worth $15 a month. I'm having a blast with vanguard, and I would recommend it, but I think you are more interested in skill based instead of classes and PvP, and PvP that has been pretty much taken out of the game since the PvP servers are gone. Good luck finding a game that makes you happy though, OP. I've heard good things about darkfall with it having an open world, pvp, and being skill based and all, but my computer wouldn't run it for some reason.
Pokemon mmo
LFGame « General Discussion
You know despite the overly cute graphics and everything I might try it. I like pokemon and I like harvest moon, so it might be decent.
The End?
General Discussion « Vanguard: Saga of Heroes
I've been playing the game and I love it! So I'm most likely going to subscribe and play it and enjoy it. I personally don't think the game will be shut down since SOE still has games like mxo, planetside, eq1, and swg.
If you like PvE this game is awesome, the community is the best, and despite all the doom and gloom about devs and server merges and blah blah, I think the game runs well and there is a ton of content to experience especially if you have never played.
I don't think you have to be a "die hard fan" to play this game, that is a bunch of bologna in my opinion. I just started playing recently (I never had any interest when it came out or years afterward) and I can tell it's an awesome game. The diplomacy and crafting are both a ton of fun (I stayed up all night last night just running around chopping down trees and quarrying, then playing the crafting mini game, and then doing the diplomacy card game and reading the stories), the quest lines are interesting, exploring and fighting in dungeons with other people is a lot of fun. I always meet nice, funny, and helpful people when I'm questing or chatting in general chat. I've played on my boyfriends level 50 something warrior before, and he has his own ship, a house, and a flying mount. I love this game! =)
Pokemon mmo
LFGame « General Discussion
Oh god watch the introductory video or whatever lolol http://mf.playpark.net/
I actually really want to play a pokemon MMO, but I dunno about this one. I'm looking at it though lol.
LFGame « General Discussion
Originally posted by stevo5566
Wait what? How is leveling up and not realizing it an achievement?
I hear cabal and raikon both have decent pvp for F2P games, but the graphics aren't that amazing.
Whos not going to play FFXIV because no jumping/sitting/swimming? [POLL]
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I actually used to care about those things a lot, and they still are big pluses in my book, but I care more about the gameplay and how fun a game is now, and I realize swimming and jumping aren't necessary.
An observation on humanity via MMO's
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Originally posted by Amathe
Also a great point, well put. I've heard a million people who play WoW complain about playing with "bads" and "newbs" I wish I would have thought to tell them that.
I dont understand the big deal with Fallout 3
General Gaming « General Discussion
I thought it was very polished and a great game. I love the setting and the story, and the game play was fun. I actually get pretty scared playing it (yeah I'm a total wimp) lol, but I figure it is immersive enough to me if I get scared. If you pay attention to the dialog and everything you will actually find a deep story, the game looks great, and there are a ton of options to playing. It also has different outcomes based on the decisions or actions you make in game. I think it's great for all of those reasons, plus I have a weird attraction to the post nuclear fallout stories.. and zombies. Color me weird I guess.
An observation on humanity via MMO's
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Originally posted by VirusDancer
That's actually a great point.
But anyway if you have a problem with playing with people who aren't up to your standards then find people who are. When I was investing a lot of time and energy into world of warcraft I worked up to the point where I got into one of the top guilds on my server for raiding and doing dungeons, I did arena with people who had high arena ratings, and I made my own premade battleground groups usually with people I knew had skill.
Other times I played WoW, I just played casually with other casuals, and I will say looking back I had more fun with the casuals. It was a million times more challenging for raids and such because we were undergeared and most people didn't put much effort into learning the fights and stuff, but we would have a great time in vent, and when we actually accomplished something it was that much sweeter. In the top guilds on the server I met some cool people, and it was alright, but after the rush of burning through the raids and hardmodes (which I'll add was a short lived rush), playing WoW started to feel like a job since weekly attendance was required and all that jazz.
An observation on humanity via MMO's
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Originally posted by bastionix
Just gonna quote this for truth. Just because someone plays an MMORPG, but doesn't invest the time or effort to be "good" at it (no matter how minimal) it doesn't necessarily mean they are stupid in general as people at all. Even if it's true for the majority of people who are bad at MMORPGs it's still no reason to go around saying people are stupid because they don't play a game efficiently, and act like you are so much smarter than the average person based on your video game performance.
In my WoW career I met casual gamers who could be considered terrible, but I played with them because they were so entertaining and fun to be around, and several of them that I still talk to this day are very smart in real life, a couple of them with very high paying jobs (and not saying that a high paying job automatically = intelligence, but these particular jobs do).
Now I agree humanity has done plenty of stupid things, and we continue to do stupid things, but there are plenty of things weighted against that, that are done by people all around the world every day to try and progress and help humanity. Maybe I'm just too optimistic.
Level 80 question.
General Discussion « World of Warcraft
It's pretty darn simple now.. you just join random heroic dungeons and save up emblems. Then you go to the emblem quartermaster in Dalaran and exchange the emblems for gear upgrades, which should be self explanatory. I remember a time in WoW where I would have to go and find where I could get what gear where, but that time is long gone.
Failed MMOs make me wary
General Gaming « General Discussion
I think with the way technology is going MMOs will become more popular overtime. This of course could be a double edged sword, because the games some of us enjoy might now be what the majority enjoys, and I have a feeling that most companies making mmos will aim for the majority.


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Beth Batlle, Skaneateles town historian, said that grave markers imply the following sentiment: "I was here once and I counted once, so don't forget me."
Batlle brought the condition of the Benson Road Cemetery to the town board last month. She reported that she and Councilor Spain, Councilor Laxton, Janet Aaron, Karl Eldredge, Bruce Famoly and Joe Dwyer had visited the cemetery on Benson Road near the corner of Hencoop. It is nearly impossible to find this sacred ground from the road because it has fallen into such disrepair.
"I would like to see a fence," Batlle said, "and at the very least a sign designating the site (as a town cemetery)."
Many of the town's outlying cemeteries have signs, such as Sheppard Settlement.
The cemetery in question should not be confused with Benson Road's Quaker cemetery that is just off to the right (north) as you head up the road from West Lake Road.
Batlle said this particular cemetery is a very isolated area. Stones are tipped over and Batlle said, "I'm not sure mother nature did all the tipping over."
She also said that two Revolutionary War soldiers were buried there.
Town Councilor Ellen Kulik asked if there might be grant money available because of the site's historical significance.
Town Councilor Barbara Spain, who is also a member of the Daughters of the American Republic, said the DAR would provide markers but she didn't think grant moneys would be available.
Town Attorney Mary Kendrick-Gaffney said the town should care for and maintain the cemetery. The town board requested the town clerk check with the Division of Cemeteries with NYS Department of State to see if grants might be available.
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I bought this about two months ago and we're so glad we did . It fitted nicely in the space we had and works very well . the controls are easy to understand and to use .
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I used to have a small stacked washer/dryer. It broke. I bought the whirlpool thin twin, and now I have to wash half (or less than half) the amount of clothing, and dry it three times for 45 minutes before I'm done with one load. I am literally never done with laundry. FYI I am single with no kids. Don't buy it! It's the Pitts!
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LOS ANGELES — The Braves led 3-2 in the eighth inning Monday and were six outs from bringing the division series against the Dodgers back to Atlanta for a Game 5. Which is something, when you consider what a train wreck of a series it was for the Braves in many ways.
They hit .214 with one home run, five extra-base hits and 42 strikeouts in four games, while the Dodgers hit .333 with seven homers and 18 extra-base hits and had a .390 on-base percentage.
Braves pitchers posted a 5.82 ERA and allowed 46 hits in 34 innings, and Game 1 starter Kris Medlen and Game 3 starter Julio Teheran gave up a combined 17 hits and 11 runs in 6 2/3 innings.
The Braves' defense was sensational in the second game of the series, but slipshod at times in other games.
And there were head-scratching moments. When catcher Brian McCann had David Carpenter pitching Yasiel Puig on the outer part of the plate in the disastrous eighth inning Monday, why was Freddie Freeman playing off the first-base line and Chris Johnson guarding the third-base line?
Puig hit an opposite-field shot up the first-base line for a leadoff double, and Juan Uribe followed with a dagger of a two-run homer.
Uribe gave the Dodgers a 4-3 lead, which would hold up when the Braves struck out in order in the ninth, one final flurry of whiffs for a team that had 12 strikeouts Monday and led the National League with a franchise-record 1,384 this season.
Manager Fredi Gonzalez has been second-guessed for not going to rested closer Craig Kimbrel to start the eighth inning or bringing him in after Puig doubled. Kimbrel has recorded more than four outs once in three years as closer, when he pitched two full innings in a 12-inning game in April 2011.
Then again, Dodgers ace Clayton Kerhaw never pitched on three days' rest before doing it Monday, when he pitched six strong innings after striking out 12 and throwing 124 pitches in Game 1.
The Braves stuck with their plan not to use Kimbrel for more than four outs and saw the game slip away.
"We had it set up — we double-switched and put our best defense out there — we had it set up to bring him in for four outs," Gonzalez said. "I think six outs was something that we weren't even talking about in the dugout."
Uribe hit a huge homer, and Kimbrel could only stand in the bullpen and watch, looking perturbed.
The series might not have come down to one swing of Uribe's bat if the Braves had pitched better elsewhere in the series.
"For us to scrap one run against Kershaw in the first game, if I do my job a lot better than I did it puts us in a way better spot to at least compete," said Medlen, who was charged with nine hits and five runs in four innings of the 6-1 loss in the opener. "Once that last out's made (in Monday's series-clinching loss) and I start reflecting on what I could have done differently, it just makes me more mad. It's tough, but it's part of the game."
Uribe's homer was the capper of the two-strike woes Braves pitchers had during the series, unable to put away hitters.
With two strikes, Dodgers hitters went 20-for-77 (.260) with five doubles, four homers, 11 RBIs, seven walks and 35 strikeouts. Meanwhile, too many Braves hitters did what they had done all season in two-strike counts — not shorten strokes or alter approaches. They went 12-for-76 (.158) with 42 strikeouts in two-strike counts vs. Los Angeles.
Evan Gattis, Freeman and Johnson were 17-for-46 (.370) with six RBIs and 12 strikeouts in the series, while all other Braves were 11-for-85 (.129) with eight RBIs and 30 strikeouts. Pending free agent Brian McCann, in possibly his last Braves series, went 0-for-13, including 0-for-4 with four strikeouts Monday.
Their offensive malaise in the series not only was a continuation of the last month of the season for the Braves, but also similar to other Braves teams during the postseason losing streak that's now at seven series and the 2012 Wild Card game.
In their last 28 games this year, regular season and the division series, the Braves were 12-16 with a .223 average and 98 runs (3.5 per game). They scored three runs or fewer in 15 of those 28 games.
The Braves had the best bullpen ERA (2.46) and overall ERA (3.18) in the majors this season, while their starters' 3.51 ERA ranked fifth in the NL. Three NL teams with betters starters' ERAs are still alive in the postseason, including the Dodgers, who led the majors by a wide margin with a 3.13 ERA.
The Cardinals (3.42) and Pirates (3.50) also had better starters' ERAs than the Braves. And unlike the Braves, whose staff included a bunch of pitchers who all could be classified as Nos. 2-4 starters, the Cardinals and Dodgers each had at least one bona fide ace in St. Louis' Adam Wainwright and L.A.'s Kershaw. The Pirates' Francisco Liriano fits the bill.
The Braves have some good young starters, a couple of whom might develop into aces. For now, they didn't match well against the Dodgers.
The postseason loss brought into focus some of the Braves' needs — a No. 1 starter, should they decide to open a spot for one; and a big addition or two to the lineup, along with major progress from B.J. Upton and/or Dan Uggla.
Some speculated last spring that the Braves might have at least 20 stolen bases and 20 homers from each of their starting outfielders, Justin and B.J. Upton and Jason Heyward. But that trio combined for only 22 stolen bases and 50 homers, with Justin Upton accounting for 27 homers, 12 of them in April.
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DETROIT Andy Dirks is just a bored baseball player right now. The Tigers outfielder has been on the disabled list since May 31 because of the right Achilles tendinitis leaving him stuck using a walking boot. "Its just one of those things that we just got to get that spot healed," Dirks said. "Timetable-wise, I have no idea. Its been a rough injury for me. Ive had a few little injuries here or there, but nothing to keep me out." Dirks has learned that unlike a muscle strain, a tendon strain often takes longer to heal, and even more so when it's a large tendon like the Achilles. "I was thinking five days, but its been a month," Dirks said. "I want to be out there and playing, but theres nothing I can do except wait it out at this point. Were doing a couple therapy things on it and trying everything to get it to heal faster." The training staff has tried pretty much everything electric stimulation, heat, ice and rest. Dirks acknowledges that when he originally hurt his hamstrin...
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Thursday, August 28, 2014 from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM (EDT)
The Film Lab's signature Unfinished Works program - ongoing since 1998! - is back on August 28th with a fabulous performance reading of Celena Cipriaso's (All My Children) new piece, in which a group of friends head into their thirties and struggle to balance the thin line between drunkeness and sobriety in New York City, one of the biggest drinking cities in the world. This event will take place "living room style," in a warm, welcoming and informal environment, to facilitate conversation and networking.
Film Lab's Actor Directory members will perform a table read of the work, followed by a constructive workshop of the piece by Unfinished Works Coordinator Lorna Nowve. This part of the workshop allows YOU, the audience member, to actually participate in the creative process, ask questions of and give suggestions to the author and actors. It is incredibly fun and empowering for all. Whether you just want to see a performance reading or whether you're a writer or actor looking to share, collaborate and hone your craft, this event is for everyone!
RSVP via Eventbrite with a Donate What You Can ticket to guarantee yourself a spot (our last event with Celena sold out and was standing room only) or just show up. Doors will open to ticket holders at 6:45pm and non-ticket holders can try to grab a space starting at 7pm. The Film Lab is a non-profit dedicated to the promotion and support of gender and ethnic diversity in film and television, producer of the annual 72 Hour Film Shootout and the tv series, Film Lab Presents, which airs Thursday nights at 11pm on NYCLife. All donations are tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law.
About Celena:
Celena Cipriaso has written for ABC's All My Children and is currently co-writing two screenplays with Civilian Studios. Her pilot "Evolved" was a Quarter-Finalist in the Creative World Awards, and her spec of The Walking Dead, "Little Children" was a Semi-Finalist in the Creative World Awards and also in the top 10% of the Austin Film Festival TV competition. As a playwright, her work has been performed in various venues in New York City, throughout the Northeast, and in Chicago and San Francisco. She's also freelance journalist that's written for CNN, The Root, Slate, Draft, Arts America, Film Buff, Bitch, Intel, and Women on Writing.
About the Moderator, Lorna Nowve:
Lorna Nowve has an extensive background in film and television production. She has worked as a screenwriter, producer, and development director for a number of independent production companies. She served as Associate Producer on the indie hit Untitled and the Paul Reiser/Steven Sater Untitled NY Pilot for FX. Her production staff credits include The Following, Bored To Death, Law & Order, Ocean's 11, Law & Order: Criminal Intent and the upcoming feature, Now You See Me. Her projects in development include the music documentary, Women On The Side and Best Buds. Ms. Nowve produced the highly acclaimed screenplay reading series at the Nantucket Film Festival. The program brought together noted screenwriters and casts including Ben Stiller Amanda Peete, Jane Alexander, Jerry Stiller, Anne Meara, Scott Cohen, Naveen Andrews, and Andy Richter. Ms. Nowve was a participant in the Sundance Producers Conference and served as a screenwriting mentor for the National Association of Latino Independent Producers. For more on Unfinished Works, click here. To contact Lorna: email@example.com.
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The Azure is conveniently located near multiple access points to the subway system and FDR Drive. Stations for subway lines 4, 5 and 6 are located at 86th and 96th Streets on Lexington Avenue. Bus service runs along 1st and 2nd Avenues and across 86th and 96th Streets. Wall Street-bound express bus #90 stops at 91st and 1st Avenue. Entrances to the FDR Drive are located at 92nd and 96th Streets. There is free street parking along both 91st Street and 1st Avenue (just make sure to follow all posted signs) and a (pay) parking garage on 91st Street, across the street from The Azure, between 1st and 2nd Avenues.
The Asian American Film Lab ("Film Lab") is a 501c3 non profit dedicated to the promotion and support of gender and ethnic diversity through a production arm (AAFL TV) and monthly programs offered to the public including educational seminars, screenings, filmmaking competitions, performances, and more.
The Film Lab's television series, Film Lab Presents, airs Thursday nights on CrossingsTV and on AAFL TV online (subscribe for free to the youtube channel at www.youtube.com/asamfilmlab) for bold, innovative and deliciously diverse entertainment.
The Film Lab is run under the direction of President Jennifer Betit Yen. Board members include Aaron Woolfolk, James Kyson, Edwin Wong, Perry Tsao, and Daryl King as Secretary. The management team includes Nick Sakai (Industry Spotlight and Production Arm); Daryl King (Connections and Social Media); Lorna Nowve (Unfinished Works); and Huseina Sulaimanee (Treasurer, Grants & Fundraising).
The Film Lab began in 1998 as a collaborative of New York-based Asian American filmmakers whose goals were to hone their craft and to share their knowledge, experience and resources. The membership has since grown to comprise professionals, artists and other talented individuals of all ethnic backgrounds, who all share the common goal of creating great film and promoting Asian American filmmakers and other filmmakers of color, and the visibility of their stories and characters in film and television. The Lab now runs monthly programs to promote gender and ethnic diversity in film and television, the annual 72 Hour Film Shootout filmmaking competition, in conjunction with Asian CineVision and the Asian American International Film Festival, the Asians on Film Festival in Hollywood, and the New York Indian Film Festival. The Film Lab launched its own production arm in August of 2013 to create and share diverse stories showing the multi-cultural and cosmopolitan face of US society today. The Production Arm's goal is to show the United States as it truly is – diverse and cosmopolitan, through multi-ethnic and multi-cultural viewpoints and stories. The Asian American Film Lab is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization.
The Film Lab's programming includes filmmaking workshops with industry professionals, screenwriting contests, and film competitions, including the annual 72 Hour Film Shootout (the "Shootout"). Our departments break down into (1) Unfinished Works; (2) Industry Spotlight; (3) Connections, which includes the 72 Hour Shootout filmmaking competition; and (4) the Film Lab Production Arm, AAFL TV.
(1) Unfinished Works
The Film Lab's Unfinished Works program constitutes its longest running program, ongoing for 15 consecutive years. Unfinished Works allows writers to workshop, in a structured and constructive environment, unfinished plays, screenplays and television scripts. It also serves as a bridge between actors, writers and directors of color, particularly Asian Americans. Writers are welcome to bring in a director for the table read and absolutely must cast a certain number of roles from the Asian American Film Lab's actor members. To submit a screenplay for a free reading and workshop, writers need only email email@example.com with their name, email, telephone number, logline, synopsis, and a brief statement of why they feel Unfinished Works will be useful to developing and improving their screenplay.
Also under the umbrella of our Unfinished Works Department, we are putting together an online Actor Directory for actors of all colors, which casting directors can search by gender, age range, type, languages spoken, and more. We aim to encourage casting of multi-racial actors in all contemporary American films and television shows.
(2) Industry Spotlight
The Film Lab's Industry Spotlight program features industry professionals who wish to promote and encourage diversity in film and television and includes filmmaking how-to seminars on everything from cinematography to sound, casting workshops, film screenings, and more. Sample events have included (1) a seminar with victim advocate, Maneesha Kelkar, on how to use film as a vehicle for social change, (2) a filmmaking how-to seminar presented by J.P. Chan; (3) a production workshop presented by the staff of the Descendant Films Production Company; (4) a cinematography lecture and Q&A with Eric Lin; (5) a free casting workshop with casting director Caitlin Jones of Liz Lewis Casting for actors of color; (6) A panel on online strategy for creative including Michael Nixon, Al Thompson of ValDean Entertainment, Shaun Sato of Dayside Productions, and Jeremy Readlead, an actor and writer for MTV and the Cartoon Network.
(3) Connections and the 72 Hour Shootout
Connections includes social networking events, such as our annual Holiday Gala, as well as the now well-known 72 Hour Shootout ("Shootout"). This annual competition, now in its ninth year, has inspired hundreds of filmmakers by helping nascent talent take brave steps towards a filmmaking career. 2013 marked the 9th year Asian CineVision partnered with the Film Lab to promote the Shootout at the 36th annual Asian American International Film Festival ("AAIFF"). AAIFF is New York's leading festival for independent Asian and Asian American film and video, and the first and longest-running U.S. festival of its kind. The top ten Shootout films also screen at the Asians on Film Festival in Los Angeles, California and at The New York Indian Film Festival. 2013 marked the first year of formal collaboration between SAG-AFTRA and the Film Lab in which SAG-AFTRA waived requirements for advance paperwork and filing for Shootout competitors, allowing SAG actors to freely participate in the Shootout.
As an integral part of AAIFF, the Shootout celebrates the creativity and genius of the directors, their casts and crews as they share stories by, about and for Asian Americans and other filmmakers of color with the world. AAIFF has played a vital role in discovering and nurturing such acclaimed talent as Wayne Wang (THE JOY LUCK CLUB), Ang Lee (CROUCHING TIGER, HIDDEN DRAGON, BROKEBACK MOUNTAIN), Mira Nair (THE NAMESAKE), Zhang Yimou (HOUSE OF FLYING DAGGERS), Christine Choy (WHO KILLED VINCENT CHIN?), Steven Okazaki (THE MUSHROOM CLUB), Jessica Yu (PING PONG PLAYA), and Justin Lin (FAST FIVE).
(4) The New Film Lab Production Arm
In August 2013, the Film Lab launched a new production arm to create and promote diverse, original content. Four pilots were green lit, with filming on the first beginning August 12, 2013. The goal of the Production Arm is to create and share diverse stories showing the multi-cultural and cosmopolitan face of US society today. The Production Arm's mission is to show the United States as it truly is – diverse and cosmopolitan, through multi-ethnic and multi-cultural viewpoints and stories. Beginning in March 2014, the Film Lab began airing the televised series "Film Lab Presents," hosted by Jennifer Betit Yen, on NYCLife, which continued for three seasons and then moved to air on CrossingsTV and other networks.
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top changing level broke and my child fell through!!! please read all of the reviews! By Jamie, Avon, IN
January 1, 2004
I've been using this changing table for 18 months with no problems until this morning my wiggly 25lb. daughter fell through! She could have been really hurt. The rail that the changing platform slides into gave out. On the purchase page on this web site it states for children 3 years old and under but when you get the box it states for 20 pounds and under! I'm guessing the average three year old has long since broken 20 pounds, my daughter was 20 pounds around 11 months and has always been in the 50th percentile. My advice is to spend a little more money on something more substantial so you don't have to spend a lot more money later replacing it or worse possibly on a doctors appointment for an injured child. Please take some time to read all of the reviews. There are so many complaints of cheap material, cracked wood, the pitiful 20# weight limit, bad instructions, screws that keep coming loose, missing parts, and warped panels. Many reviewers agree you get a cheap, poor quality table for a cheap price.
Easy to assemble, not too bulky By C. M.
October 24, 2009
My husband assembled the crib in under 15 minutes. We have the crib in a small bedroom and it is not too bulky so its a great fit. Quality wise the crib seems nice and sturdy, though we havent gotten our baby into it yet so we'll have to wait and see.
Excellent Bed By Becky Osborn
August 30, 2013
This toddler bed in white is so cute! It looks just perfect in my daughter's room. It is sturdy and well built. I would definitely suggest having two people when you put it together, however, it is so worth it!