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What have you seen and liked previously?
I've seen
Passion of Joan of Arc
City Lights
and for western ive seen plenty but i need more
I can help with westerns:
The big ones: The Searchers, The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, Fort Apache, She Wore a Yellow Ribbon, Rio Grande, Red River, Rio Bravo, El Dorado, The Wild Bunch, The Good the Bad the Ugly, Unforgiven, Winchester '73, The Naked Spur, Seven Men From Now
Personal favorites: Blood on the Moon, Pursued, Ballad of Cable Hogue, Keoma, Bend of the River, The Big Trail, The Tall T, Ride Lonesome, Ride the High Country, Once Upon a Time in the West, Jeremiah Johnson, The Proposition, McCabe and Ms. Miller, The Far Country.
There's a ton more, but that's a start.
EDIT: I don't know how I forgot Ride in the Whirlwind and The Shooting, two Monte Hellman westerns, both great.
Well, you could try The Iron Horse and Three Bad Men to start since they are silent western's by John Ford. Other than that, Murnau's Faust, Sjostrom's He Who Gets Slapped, Pabst's Pandora's Box, Shimuzu's Japanese Girls at the Harbor, Ozu's I was Born but…, Keaton's The General, and Griffith's Intolerance are a good selection of silents that should provide a breadth of examples from the silent era.
Josh, Out of all those films you put up, I've only seen three of them. The Searchers, The Wild Bunch, and Unforgiven.
BUT I WILL DEFINITELY check out the rest of them. Thanks a bunch!
Beneezy, let me offer some recommendations, and likely second many of Josh's choices for westerns:
Red River
-great film about the first Cattle Drive on the Chisolm trail
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance
Jimmy Stewart, John Wayne, and Lee Marvin-directed by John Ford
For a Few Dollars More
-infinitely superior to Leone's previous film that the title references. "A Fist full of Dollars" was a shot for shot remake of a better and more original Samurai film, but "For a Few Dollars More" is an artist making his first full grown strides as a master, and the comparison between the two or three may be worth watching all three films in sucession(Kurosawa's Yojimob, Leone's First full of Dollars, and then Leone's For a Few Dollars More)
The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
-if you find Leone's reworking of the Western to be as brilliant as many do, quickly move on to The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly, and also make it a point to see his
Once Upon a Time in the West
-leone's last western, the biggest western ever, operatic even, and different in tone and more mature than his previous films. Also the only western that he was able to actually shoot in America, amongst some of the same beuatiful backdrops that John Ford made such great use of.
Oh My darling, Clementine
-great film by John Ford starring henry Fonda
for something a little lighter, I would recommend
The Cowboys
-John Wayne owns a ranch and all of his hands leave him, so he is forced to higher a bunch of teenagers to help him on his cattle drive.
-rollicking hoot about western society, starring John Wayne and Maureen Ohare.
Classics that I've never fully taken to:
StageCoach- like watching "Speed" in the wild west
The Wild Bunch- I have a disagreement with the filmmaker on his editing style, or rather the instances that he chooses to cut from one shot to another, to me it just feels off.
-Abel Gance's masterpiece. you can likely find a VHS copy at your local library, that is how I made my DVD copy by checking it out at the local library and copying it.
La Roue
-also by director Abel Gance, one of two of his films that were restored and released last year along with "Ja'cuse", I find La Roue(The Wheel) to be the superior of the two in both story, technical innovation and artistic merit. Its about a man who lives near a train track who rescues a girl from a train wreck and raises her as his own. Later he and his son both fall for the girl-kinda weird, but the film's images are highly poetic.
Cabinet of Dr. Caligari
-maybe the first great artistic film, it makes use of german expressionistic ideas to tell a conventional horror story.
Der Golem
-similar and probably superior to Caligari, and came out the same year.
Der Mude Todd(aka Destiny)
-from 1921 Fritz Lang film about lovers trying to beat the reaper
-the significant part of his two film series of the Die Niebelungen Saga. Siegfried is quite the spectacle.
-Fritz Lang's uber-film, sort of like the Blade Runner of its day. And while I've never completely embrace Lang as a storyteller or serious artist, he can do big spectacle as good as Ridley Scott.
-F.W. Murnau introduces the world to cinema, with the kind of moving camera that would not be seen again until Orson Welles gave the world Citizen Kane(another film that was 15 years ahead of its time)
-Murnau's version of the tale, from 1926, and you can see some of his ideas at work that he would put to use in Sunrise.
Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse
-great epic about the first World War, with some astounding simulated war footage, but not lacking on depth of characters either. Great American silent starring Rudolph Valentino
End of St. Petersberg
-I personally prefer Pudovkin's silent films to the celebrated Eisenstein's, and this is his best film in my opinion, although his other masterpieces "Storm over Asia" and "Mother" are striking and powerful as well
-sadly this film can only be seen by watching still frames that have been salvaged from destroyed prints, and even in this truncated version the film still runs at 4 hours long. Certainly up there with Welle's "Magnificent Ambersons" in terms of the great tragedies in film history, but rewarding nonetheless.
Lang's Dr. Mabuse films are entertaining, but for me leave a little to be desired.
I never cared for Potemkin, it seems more like a documentary than a film at times
The Blue Angel is often praised by film critics, I could never see why
The Vampires is a fun serial, though lacking in artistic merit, if you can get your hands on it
Intolerance to me is just too antiquated. If you like watching shots that never move and nothing but long shots, then check out this blockbuster from 1916
The Pastoral french silent "La Tere" which is sort of a retelling of the King Lear tell is a fine film.
Don't think Shane was mentioned. Hombre is a good western. Little Big Man is better. High Noon, of course.
Yes, I agree with pretty much all the westerns suggested before me. How about a silent western, Beneezy? I suggest The Great Train Robbery (1903)
If you enjoy The Cowboys, you might like the Shootist. It was John Wayne's final film. Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid is another light western which is very watchable.
High Noon and Rio Bravo make an excellent double feature. Rio Bravo was Howard Hawks' and John Wayne's answer to High Noon which was believed by many to be a thinly veiled allegory for blacklisting in Hollywood. Hawks has been quoted as saying that the marshal (in High Noon) wouldn't "go running around town like a chicken with his head off asking for help.".
Others worth watching:
Johnny Guitar
Ox-Bow Incident
The Man From Laramie
Rancho Notorious
Vera Cruz
High Plains Drifter
The Magnificent Seven
Ride the High Country
Just saw Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid again. Flawed, but wonderful.
For silent films, just immerse yourself in the work of Buster Keaton for a while.
Have to second Keaton.
The General, Sherlock Jr., Our Hospitality, Steamboat Bill Jr., The Navigator … enjoy, I envy you seeing them for the first time.
And I'll second the Gance films, but I'll have to recommend J'ACCUSE over LA ROUE, which I've never been able to get through.
I can also recommend Pabst's PANDORA'S BOX, with the magnificent Louise Brooks.
And Lang's DIE NIBELUNGEN, an amazing accomplishment in any era. Stick with it, there's really nothing like it.
If you liked City Lights, definitely go for Chaplin's other great films: The Kid, Modern Times, and The Gold Rush are my favorites.
I just wanted to second Shane and High Noon, two great films that I had forgotten about.
And while I haven't yet seen the Oxbow Incident, its John Ford directing Henry Fonda, so you can't really go wrong there.
John Ford didn't direct OX-BOW INCIDENT, it was William Wellman.
I love Eclipse's SILENT OZU box set. They're well made comedies anyone can enjoy. Good length too (90 minutes or so).
Westerns… I'm not too big of a fan. For a crazy absurdist genre-bending one, try Oldrich Lipsky's hilarious LEMONADE JOE.
Jim Jarmusch's DEAD MAN is my favorite, yet it's almost like an anti-western.
safety last, greed, the gold rush. i don't know much about silent movies, but i do know these are great films.
be sure to see ride the high country, an overlooked peckinpah gem. appaloosa is a good new western. alex cox's walker is fun (and part of the criterion collection), but don't expect anything serious. also some classics you may have already seen: my darling clementine, rio bravo, the wild bunch, the searchers.
The Gunfighter with Gregory Peck. Great little Western.
As far as silents go, anything with Lon Chaney is worth watching, I particularly enjoyed The Unknown co-starring Joan Crawford, a perverse little movie with great visuals and bizarre music.
The Furies by Michael Mann. Walter Huston and Barbara Stanwyck. This is a very unusual tale with great acting. I can't believe it's not listed here already. it's a Criterion. Sometimes referred to as a Western noir.
40 Guns by Sam Fuller. You'll see Sam Fuller in Sergio Leone. This is Sam Fuller's Western noir. It is amazing.
One Eyed Jacks by Marlon Brando. Brando plays the lead and directs. Karl Maldon plays against him.
The Great Silence by Sergio Corbucci. It's a spaghetti. It looks like the Utah mountains in winter. Great scenes with deep snow and snow falling. An ending like no other. Kind of crude, like Leone's Fistful, but very much worth watching.
Django by Sergio Corbucci. The first Django. Dozens more followed due to slack Italian copyright laws at the time. This is how Franco Nero got his start. Tarantino borrowed a lot from this one.
The first three easily make the all time Top Ten Westerns list along with some others already mentioned.
Broken Blossems with Lillian Gish and Erich von Sroheim, directed by D. W. Griffith.
Metropolis and any Fritz Lang film…
Fritz lang is the s—-
FilmFlam, The Furies is by Anthony Mann.
Silents Only, a partial list: 1 Sherlock Holmes Jr. 2 The Wedding March 3 A Woman of Paris 4 Docks of New York 5 The Last Command 6 Vampires and 7 Judex, very long French serials by Feuillade 8 Vampyr by Dreyer 9 4 hr restoration of Greed 10 Intolerance 11 Sunrise 12 The River by Borzage, restoration of partial 1+ hr with stills providing what's missing! That"s enough for now—modern talking cinema could not exist without these 12 silents!
High Noon,
The Searchers,
My Darling Clementine (one of my faves!)
Fort Apache (great John Wayne moment at the end)
Stagecoach (great John Wayne moment at the beginning)
Silents, anything by Buster Keaton!
Also, Sunrise.

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- Written Answers — Ministry of Defence: Armoured Fighting Vehicles (23 June 2015)
Philip Dunne: The contract for the manufacturing phase of the Scout Specialist Vehicle (SV) programme was awarded to General Dynamics UK Limited (GD UK) in September 2014. GD UK, as the prime contractor, is responsible for the selection and management of its supply chain. Its detailed breakdown of GD UK's subcontractors, including contract values and end dates, is commercially sensitive and not held by the...
- Written Answers — Ministry of Defence: Armoured Fighting Vehicles (19 March 2015)
Lord Astor of Hever: The Scout Specialist Vehicle (SV) contract will provide 589 vehicles in six variants based on the Common Base Platform design concept. The contract with General Dynamics UK for the development of these vehicles amounts to £601 million (excluding VAT).
- Written Answers — Ministry of Defence: Armoured Fighting Vehicles (14 January 2015) See 1 other result from this answer
Philip Dunne: An error has been identified in the written answer given on 12 January 2015. The correct answer should have been: General Dynamics UK (GDUK) continues to award contracts to tier one suppliers for manufacture of the Scout Specialist Vehicle. GDUK currently estimates the amount of UK jobs involved in this work to be approximately 1,400 in the first tier of the supply chain across over...
- Written Answers — Ministry of Defence: Tanks (13 January 2015)
Philip Dunne: Holding answer received on 09 January 2015 The Scout Specialist Vehicle contract was awarded to General Dynamics UK Limited in 2010 following an open competition to determine the most economically advantageous tender. The criteria applied were: the demonstration phase programme, the manufacture phase delivery schedule, compliance with system requirements, the initial in-service...
- Written Answers — Ministry of Defence: Armoured Fighting Vehicles (12 January 2015)
Philip Dunne: The Scout Specialist Vehicle (SV) programme passed its second Main Gate approval in August 2014, resulting in a contract signature and announcement with General Dynamics UK in September 2014 for 589 vehicles, plus training systems, applique armour and the first two years initial in-service support. The programme continues to progress in the demonstration and manufacture phase. The Scout SV...
- Written Answers — Ministry of Defence: Nuclear Submarines (2 December 2014) See 1 other result from this answer
Philip Dunne: ...answer received on 27 November 2014 The missile tubes for the Successor Programme are being procured as part of the collaborative Common Missile Compartment (CMC) project with the US. General Dynamics Electric Boat has been awarded an $83.8 million contract modification by the US Department of Defense to continue development of the CMC. The contract provides funding for 17...
- Opposition Day: Government Policies (Wales) (26 November 2014) See 1 other result from this debate
Chris Evans: ...Wales, and particularly of the valleys I represent, is a distorted picture that is no way helpful to our self-image or self-confidence. On the site of the last mine to close in Islwyn—Oakdale—stands General Dynamics, a top 100 contractor company, with nearly £20 billion in sales annually. To those who want to paint the Labour party as anti-business, let me point out that...
- Isil: Topical Questions (24 November 2014)
Angus Robertson: In the 2010 SDSR the UK Government committed to reducing the number of launch tubes from 12 to eight. A recent opinion poll issued by the US navy states that the American firm General Dynamics will build 12 Trident missile launch tubes for a successor UK submarine, something that has not yet been approved by this Parliament. Is that true? If so, why has the House not been informed, and why do...
- Written Answers — House of Lords: Armoured Fighting Vehicles (4 November 2014) See 1 other result from this answer
Lord Moonie: To ask Her Majesty's Government whether all the intellectual property for the Scout SV will be held by General Dynamics United Kingdom or by a foreign company.
- Written Answers — House of Lords: Armoured Fighting Vehicles (4 November 2014)
Lord Astor of Hever: The Scout Specialist Vehicle contract with General Dynamics United Kingdom is for 589 vehicles. Around 230 vehicles are planned for delivery by the end of 2020.
- Written Answers — House of Lords: Armoured Fighting Vehicles (4 November 2014)
Lord Astor of Hever: ...appropriate operational sovereignty. The strategy was intended to make greater use of the global market, particularly within the EU and NATO. This remains the case for Scout Specialist Vehicle. General Dynamics United Kingdom was selected on the basis of the best value for money for the MOD and has decided to use the production facilities at General Dynamics European Land Systems in Spain....
- Written Answers — House of Lords: Armoured Fighting Vehicles (4 November 2014)
Lord Astor of Hever: This is a matter for General Dynamics. The Scout Specialist Vehicle contract price was secured through international competition and represents value for money regardless of any plans for the Pizarro II vehicle.
- Written Answers — House of Lords: Armoured Fighting Vehicles (4 November 2014)
Lord Astor of Hever: The UK Trade and Investment Defence and Security Organisation is currently assisting General Dynamics United Kingdom in identifying international prospects for the vehicle. The benefit expected from defence exports is a contribution to economic growth.
- Oral Answers to Questions — Wales: Manufacturing (22 October 2014) See 1 other result from this debate
Chris Evans: The Secretary of State will know that General Dynamics in my constituency recently signed a contract for the Scout specialist vehicle platforms. Will he now pay tribute to the previous Labour Government, who were instrumental in bringing General Dynamics to Oakdale, creating hundreds of high-tech, high-spec jobs?
- Oral Answers to Questions — Defence: NATO Summit (20 October 2014)
Nick Smith: The NATO summit announcement on the development of the new Scout armoured vehicle was a good thing. It will help our troops in battle and boost employment at General Dynamics in south Wales and down the supply chain, but can the Minister update us on the possibility of more British jobs on this project, particularly in south Wales?
- Written Answers — Ministry of Defence: Armoured Fighting Vehicles (15 October 2014)
Madeleine Moon: To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, what proportion of the Scout vehicles built under contract by General Dynamics will be built in that company's (a) UK factories and (b) Spanish factories; and if he will make a statement.
- Written Answers — Business, Innovation and Skills: Defence Growth Partnership (4 September 2014)
Matthew Hancock: Companies currently represented on the Steering Committee are Airbus Group, Atkins, Babcock, BAE Systems, Cobham, Finmeccanica, General Dynamics, Hewlett Packard, Lockheed Martin, Marshall, MBDA, QinetiQ, Raytheon, Rolls Royce, Serco, Thales. The trade association, ADS, is also a member and represents the interests of the wider defence sector. SME representation is currently being reviewed by...
- Written Ministerial Statements — Defence: Defence Procurement (3 September 2014)
Michael Fallon: I am pleased to announce the successful contract award worth £3.5 billion (Ex VAT) to General Dynamics UK (GDUK) to deliver a minimum fleet of 589 Scout specialist vehicles (Scout SV) to the British Army. This will sustain a minimum of 1,300 jobs across the UK. Deliveries of the Scout SV are planned to commence in 2017. The training establishment and first squadron will be equipped by...
- Written Answers — Wales: Official Visits (30 June 2014)
David Jones: ...focused Makefast, Newtown SME and rural economy focused Trax JX Newtown SME and rural economy focused St Davids, Pembrokeshire Queen's Baton Relay tour of Wales June 2014 Location Purpose of visit General Dynamics UK, Blackwood Defence related Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Wales, Baroness Randerson January 2013 Location Purpose of visit...
- Oral Answers to Questions — Northern Ireland: Public Sector Jobs (26 February 2014)
Chris Evans: ...will be lost by 2017, so has the Secretary of State had a chance to study the active industrial policy of Wales, which in the last week has seen jobs attracted to Pinewood studios in Wentloog and to General Dynamics UK in Oakdale in my constituency?


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WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) — In a move bound to provoke U.S. prosecutors and entertainment executives, indicted Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom is planning to launch a replacement of his shuttered website and a new online music service by year's end.
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Photo by Chuck Kennedy/White House Flickr.A-ha! Finally, unequivocal, chocolate-covered proof that our president, Barack Hussein Obama, is not a Muslim. Observe this photo of a White House pastry chef preparing cookies created in the image of Bo, Obama's impossibly delightful Portuguese water dog.
According to Sahih al-Bukhari, a sacred Sunni text, "Allah's Messenger forbade the eating of the meat of beasts having fangs." Dogs—even in cookie form—have fangs.
Just in time for 2011, we can close the book on this.
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Baker Hughes Announces February 2013 Rig Counts
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Baker Hughes Announces February 2013 Rig Counts06:00 EST Thursday, March 07, 2013HOUSTON, March 7, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Baker Hughes Incorporated (NYSE:BHI) announced today that the international rig count for February 2013 was 1,275, down 4 from the 1,279 counted in January 2013, and up 71 from the 1,204 counted in February 2012. The international offshore rig count for February 2013 was 323, up 16 from the 307 counted in January 2013 and up 3 from the 320 counted in February 2012. Beginning this month, the international rig count excludes rigs in Syria due to difficulty obtaining data as a result of continued civil unrest. The Syria rig count was 20 rigs in January 2013 and 27 rigs in February 2012.The average U.S. rig count for February 2013 was 1,762, up 5 from the 1,757 counted in January 2013 and down 228 from the 1,990 counted in February 2012. The average Canadian rig count for February 2013 was 642, up 139 from the 503 counted in January 2013 and down 64 from the 706 counted in February 2012.The worldwide rig count for February 2013 was 3,679, up 140 from the 3,539 counted in January 2013 and down 221 from the 3,900 counted in February 2012. February 2013 Rotary Rig Counts February 2013MonthJanuary 2013February 2012LandOSTotalVarianceLandOSTotalLandOSTotalEurope8253135180541347248120Middle East*30842350-293344537926150311Africa7736113-28134115483381Latin America33988427133377741434990439Asia Pacific146104250131409723715499253International9523231,275-49723071,2798843201,204United States1,708541,76251,705521,7571,948421,990Canada641164213950215037060706North America2,349552,4041442,207532,2602,654422,696Worldwide3,3013783,6791403,1793603,5393,5383623,900*The Middle East rig count excludes rigs in Syria for February 2013 and Iraq for February 2012.About the Baker Hughes Rig CountsThe Baker Hughes Rotary Rig Counts are counts of the number of drilling rigs actively exploring for or developing oil or natural gas in the United States, Canada and international markets. Baker Hughes has issued the rotary rig counts as a service to the petroleum industry since 1944, when Hughes Tool Company began weekly counts of US and Canadian drilling activity. Baker Hughes initiated the monthly international rig count in 1975. North American rig count data is scheduled to be released at noon central time on the last working day of each week. The international rig count is scheduled to be released on the 5th working day of the month. Additional detailed information on the Baker Hughes rig counts is available from our website. Baker Hughes is a leading supplier of oilfield services, products, technology and systems to the worldwide oil and natural gas industry. The company's 58,000-plus employees today work in more than 80 countries helping customers find, evaluate, drill, produce, transport and process hydrocarbon resources. For more information on Baker Hughes' century-long history, visit www.bakerhughes.com.CONTACTS:Media Relations:Teresa Wong, +1.713.439.8110, email@example.com Relations:Trey Clark, +1.713.439.8039, email@example.com Holcomb, +1.713.439.8822, email@example.com SOURCE Baker Hughes Incorporated


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Located in Burke, this hotel is 1.4 mi (2.3 km) from East Towne Mall and 3 mi (4.8 km) from Madison Area Technical College. Sun Prairie Family Aquatic Center and Token Creek Park are also within 6 mi (10 km).
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In addition to an indoor pool, GrandStay Residential Suites - Madison East provides an outdoor tennis court, a spa tub, and a fitness center. High-speed wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary. Business-related amenities consist of a 24-hour business center and a meeting room. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. Event facilities measure 400 square feet (36 square meters). This Madison hotel also offers barbecue grills, a picnic area, and coffee/tea in the lobby. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
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I am a happy, fun loving and motivated girl. I consider myself to be pretty balanced. I strive to be active and healthy, ambitious in my work and grateful for the day. I try and find the humor in the little randomness of life because it's fun. I believe a smile goes a long way and always appreciate those with a quick wit. I work in the city for an Advertising firm and help make creative ideas into realities. I love living in the city, the access to the culture, diversity and the beauty of it. I also value escaping to the burbs or country on the weekends. I am a big sports girl, I go to my fair share of Giants games...I like trying new restaurants, drinking wine, day trips and puppies. With the right company I am never too picky with the event. I love to get dolled up for a night on the town but just as comfy in my running gear and baseball hat! I am looking for someone who is driven and grounded but doesn't take themselves too seriously and wants to enjoy life. I am attracted to guys who are confident, tall, athletic and knows what they want. Open-mindedness is a trait I value. Being sweet and cute are important too. I am very family oriented. I have great friends and strong relationships. I am looking to meet someone who shares similar values and is ready to make a connection. And with the right chemistry see where that leads.
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Welcome to Glasthule Opera
Since we began in 2008 we have had real summer festival weather and enjoyed Prosecco and Strawberries 'n Cream before and at the interval of the opera in the sunshine looking over Dublin Bay. This year we are presenting a double delight with the Summer Opera Gala in June, 2014 followed by the Glasthule Opera Festival 18th and 20th September, 2014 in the Pavilion Theatre!.
DLR Glasthule Opera is here again promoting Irish singers, conductors and directors. The casts are drawn from singers who are in various stages of their career and development from international names to those aspiring to be professional singers.
DLR County Council is committed to supporting the arts and continues to do so even in these dark days of economic gloom. We gratefully acknowledge their support.
September 2014 is our big date for a spectacular triple bill of fun-filled Opera sung in English! The programme will include three sparkling operas SUSANNA'S SECRET (IS SHE FAITHFUL?) - WOLF-FERRARI - LE 66 (IS IT THE WINNING NUMBER?) - OFFENBACH - A HAND OF BRIDGE (ARE THEIR MINDS ON THE CARDS?) - BARBER. A cast of Ireland's finest singers, conducted by David Brophy and directed by Helene Montague.
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"This truly is a gateway," said Don Donahue, president of the Charles North Community Association. "This is the first image many people have when they first come into Baltimore. We have to pay attention to it."
Ricketts said it's possible housing could be developed first — as early as in the next several years — on the parking lot known as the Lanvale site north of the station.
"We have a lot of empty parking lots in Charles North," Donahue said. "We need to increase the density of people living in Charles North to sustain a viable, lively entertainment district and commercial district on Charles Street and North Avenue."
The Rev. Dale Dusman, pastor of St. Mark's Evangelical Lutheran Church, several blocks north of Penn Station, said the community has been waiting for development on the Lanvale site for years.
"We've been waiting and waiting and waiting for something exciting to happen," Dusman said. "There have been so many proposals over the years. A lot of great things have happened on Charles Street, and more is happening on North Avenue. That lot is so crucial to say, 'This is a special place.'"
Beatty Development has already begun showing off its proposal to city officials and business and community groups, including the Greater Baltimore Committee.
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Hailing from our nation's capitol, Pree is an awesome foursome led by the talented May Tabol. The vocals have a slight, tremulous warble that gives "Lemon Tree" a heartwarming eccentricity.
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Texas school program seeks to inform parents on risk of diabetes in their children
CORPUS CHRISTI - For the past several years, many Texas schools have been conducting a diabetes risk assessment on students in elementary, middle and high school. I've served on the state committee overseeing this program and applaud this effort. It's important that parents understand how this process works.
The Texas Risk Assessment for Type 2 Diabetes in Children is a state program under the direction of The University of Texas Pan-American Border Health Office. Its purpose is to identify school-aged children at high risk of developing Type 2 diabetes.
The program affects students in all school districts in South Texas. Screening consists of a certified medical observer inspecting the neck for a skin marker called acanthosis nigricans. Acanthosis nigricans is a raised or flat, velvety discoloration in the skin over body parts that are frequently flexed or extended, like joints. It also happens in areas of skin exposed to frequent friction or rubbing, such as the waist, under the arms and the inner thighs.
Its presence does not mean the person has diabetes. But I've discovered that about 1 percent of school-aged children with it also have undiagnosed Type 2 diabetes.
Acanthosis nigricans is only one of several diabetes risk markers, so not having it doesn't mean you have no risk. Its presence of means the person is resistant to the action of insulin, the first step toward Type 2 diabetes. Insulin levels in the bloodstream are most likely higher than normal, sometimes extremely high. Blood sugar levels, on the other hand, still may be very normal.
Acanthosis nigricans screening occurs in first, third, fifth, seventh and ninth grade. If the student is positive, some additional physical measurements are collected, including the body mass index, body mass index percentile, and blood pressure.
A written referral will be given to parents of positive students. to make them aware of the increased risk of Type 2 diabetes and other health disorders and to encourage them to take the child in for an evaluation by their doctor.
Because the origins of Type 2 diabetes are firmly rooted in childhood, this program has tremendous potential for improving long term health. Understanding early on what the risk factors for diabetes are can help prompt lifestyle changes to prevent or delay many serious future health problems.
When the doctor sees a acanthosis nigricans positive student, the focus should not be on the acanthosis nigricans. Don't waste time trying to scrub it off or apply expensive creams.
I helped formulate the guidelines for medical assessment of the child with acanthosis nigricans including getting a blood sugar test for diabetes, preferably an oral glucose tolerance test and a hemoglobin A1C.
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Nobles defenseman Brassard commits to Union for 2015-16 season
By Ken Schott
Wednesday, March 5, 2014
Noble and Greenough senior defenseman JC Brassard has committed to the Union hockey team for the 2015-16 season, according to U.S. Hockey Report.
Brassard led all prep school defenseman in scoring with 11 goals and 32 assists in 27 games. The Nobles' captain was the team's third-leading scorer.
Brassard is 5-foot-11 and weighs 180 pounds.
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Everest Premieres 'Let Go' on 'Late Night With Jimmy Fallon', 10/12
Los Angeles-based quintet, Everest will premiere the track "Let Go" on "Late Night With Jimmy Fallon" on October 12, before joining friends My Morning Jacket soon after at Terminal 5 on October 23. The band's first television performance in support of their sophomore album, On Approach (Warner Bros. /Vapor Records), will be surrounded by a handful of dates with Guster, as well as Grace Potter and the Nocturnals followed by several solo headline shows. Everest will then join Matt Costa for an extensive month-long North American tour. All tour dates listed below.
Everest has been enthralling listeners with their songwriting prowess and a deep abiding love for music of multiple decades which shines through with a timeless quality. Relix Magazine exclaimed: "What makes 'On Approach' such a compelling album is the strength of the material. Everything about these songs feels like future classics, emotionally saturated rock and roll that stands up against the best from the golden '70s."
Guitar World Magazine concurs, declaring: "From the bluesy barroom groove of 'House of 9's' to the gentle country-rock lilt of 'The Rush' to the ominous fuzz-soaked crawl of 'I've Had This Feeling Before, 'On Approach' comes across as the work of a group of experienced players steeped in rock history and armed with much musical know-how."
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Oct 1 Nashville, TN War Memorial Auditorium (w/ Guster)
Oct 2 Charlotte, NC Fillmore Charlotte (w/ Guster)
Oct 4 Columbia, SC White Mule (headline)
Oct 6 Covington, KY Parlour Stage / South Gate House (headline)
Oct 8 Columbus, OH Newport Music Hall (w/ Guster)
Oct 9 St. Luis, MO The Pageant (w/ Guster)
Oct 10 Indianapolis, IN Egyptian Room/Murat Center (w/ Guster)
Oct 14 Louisville, KY Headliners Music Hall (w/ Nocturnals)
Oct 15 Asheville, NC Orange Peel (w/ Nocturnals)
Oct 19 Boone, NC Appalachian (w/ Nocturnals)
Oct 20 Pittsburgh, PA Club Cafe (headline)
Oct 21 NYC Mercury Lounge (CMJ Show)
Oct 23 NYC Terminal 5 (w/ My Morning Jacket)
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Oct 25 Minneapolis, MN Varsity Theater
Oct 26 Madison, WI High Noon Saloon
Oct 27 Chicago, IL Double Door
Oct 28 Detroit, MI Magic Stick
Oct 29 Cleveland, OH Beachland Ballroom
Oct 31 Toronto, ONT Mod Club Theatre
Nov 1 Montreal, QC Le National
Nov 3 Boston, MA Paradise Rock Club
Nov 4 NYC Bowery Ballroom
Nov 5 Brooklyn, NY Music Hall of Williamsburg
Nov 7 Washington, DC Black Cat
Nov 8 Philadelphia, PA First Unitarian Church
Nov 10 Charlottesville, VA Jefferson Theater
Nov 11 Carborro, NC Cat's Cradle
Nov 12 Atlanta, GA The Loft
Nov 13 Nashville, TN Exit/In
Nov 14 St. Louis, MO Firebird
Nov 15 Lawrence, KS Bottleneck
Nov 16 Tulsa, OK Cain's Ballroom
Nov 17 Dallas, TX Cambridge Room
Nov 18 Austin, TX Stubb's Jr.
Nov19 Houston, TX Bronze Peacock
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Smart idea to put the book apps front and center in an effort to out Kindle the Kindle.
New iPhone Ad Focuses on Reading Apps
Classics (and all around awesome icon and UI) designer Sebastiaan de With posted on his Cocoia blog that his co-creation is currently being featured in a new ad for the iPhone:
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Aqua is a mini-boss in Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep at the Land of Departure. She is fought in the tutorial episode, using Terra.
Aqua is a very easy boss, serving as a tutorial for inexperienced players. Terra will only need to dodge or deflect Aqua's magic projectiles by using the Guard ability and then try to connect a combo. Terra can also use his Shotlock to cause immense damage to Aqua and probably defeat her.
Thunder: Aqua shocks Terra with thunder magic if he is close by.


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We are visiting my sister in law in two weeks.
We are catching a Diamondback game, heading to Flagstaff & Route 66, going to the aquarium and either a day trip to Grand Canyon or Vegas.
But SIL is working all week so we are on our own most of the week. I've thrown ideas to her that I've found online, but she has pretty strong opinions of what is "lame."
Looking for other opinions. The kiddo is 9, so he's rather on the cusp of tween-hood, but can be a fun loving kid.
My family of 3 (plus pup) Indigo (Aimee), Rob (dp), Ryne (ds) & Phebe (dog), plus my BIL's family of 3.
"The best way to predict the future is to invent it." - Alan Kay
The Children's Museum of Phoenix is a little young for a 9yo, but sometimes my 9yo likes it. The science museum is across the street from it, near the ballpark.
Smeeks is an awesome local candy store at 1st Ave. and Camelback. Good place to stock up on chewy candy for the plane ride or have a really good time spending a couple dollars of allowance. My 9yo is a fan, and likes to claim that visits help build her arithmetic skills.
Smeeks is near Pane Bianco, which is the takeout-only lunch and dinner place just south of Camelback on Central Ave operated by the owner of Pizzeria Bianco, which supposedly has the best pizza in the US but has a line too long to be stood in with little people. 11-8 T-Sat. The sandwiches are awesome. I didn't actually know they had a dinner menu until just now when I looked up their address, but apparently they do. They do not have tables.
Sonic Drive-ins are all over Phoenix. They (sometimes) have the funnest happy meal toys ever, a massive selection of soft drinks, and the servers roller skate to your car. A good place for cherry limeade and soft-serve ice cream. The tater tots are scrumptious, and again, my 9yo is a fan, especially on long drives.
The Phoenix Art Museum recently underwent some renovations and is friendly to 9yos if the 9yo in question likes art. At the moment, there is a huge red plastic dinosaur on display on the front lawn.
There are a lot of parks in Phoenix. My favorite is Dreamy Draw, on Northern just off rt. 51 (take the Northern exit and then turn east - the road dead ends at the parking lot/trail head). Nice hiking. Restrooms, but no concessions - bring water.
The zoo has teenage zebras, and you can feed the giraffes and pet the stingrays.
I will definitely add those to the list. We could have our 2 year old nephew with us from time to time, so some younger stuff could fly, since the kiddo is extremely accommodating to the younger set.
My family of 3 (plus pup) Indigo (Aimee), Rob (dp), Ryne (ds) & Phebe (dog), plus my BIL's family of 3.
"The best way to predict the future is to invent it." - Alan Kay
The Children's Museum has a lot of things that older kids can do with younger kids. There's a fort room with lots of fort-building stuff, and a noodle forest which is great for hide and seek, and a HUGE climbing structure. If you have a 2 yo and a 9yo with you, you will want to stay out of the 0-3 room where the 9yo will be required to sit on a bench and not do anything. There are lots of other rooms.
He'd love makutu's island. http://www.makutusisland.com/index.html
It will probably be hot then, so most likely you'll want to consider lots of indoor stuff. In Scottsdale there's the McCormick Railroad park. He might be a bit old, but depends on your kid. http://therailroadpark.com/index1.htm
There's the zoo and the botanical gardens. Haven't been to either in over 3O Years. What does your SIL consider lame? Maybe we could let you know. If you're going to the aquarium at the mall...I can't remember the name, I haven't heard great reviews about it. Most say it's overpriced.
Created an instant family (7/89 and 5/91) in 1997. Made a baby boy 12/05 adopted a baby girl 8/08. Ask me about tandem adoptive nursing. Now living as gluten, dairy, cane sugar, and tomato free vegetarians. Homeschooling and loving it.
The zoo has an awesome splash pad, good for all ages. The lego stores at Arrowhead and Chandler mall are cool. There is Castles and Coasters. They have rides, mini golf, and video games. There is Sunsplash in Mesa or Wet and Wild in Phx. Both huge water parks.
The wildlife zoo is pretty cool also. We also have indoor laser tag and go cart places, as well as indoor mini golf.
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Taliesen West (the home frank lloyd wright designed) is awesome!
The desert gardens are great
Phoenix Zoo
My 10 yr old still loves the childrens museum
The chandler mall (for the lego store)
Crackerjax - gokarts, mini golf, bumperboats, near the scottsdale airpark (ds likes this better than castles n coasters)
Encanto Park also has a small amusement park
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Seeking zen in 2014. Working on journaling and finding peace this year. Spending my free time taking J to swimteam
FYI vegas isnt a 'day trip' Its a 6 hr drive each way (depends on traffic at the dam/overpass)
You can make the grand canyon in one day round trip but vegas.. no way!
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Seeking zen in 2014. Working on journaling and finding peace this year. Spending my free time taking J to swimteam
I second the vote for Matuku's Island. My HUSBAND loves it there.
Phoenix Zoo is also a good one, cheaper than the Wildlife World Zoo and just as good.
The SeaLife Aquarium at Arizona Mills Mall is a bit pricy, but it is pretty good. We had a two for one deal and went, it was fun to look around and we easily spent an hour and a half there. Though that would be because of DH's obsession with anything salt water.
Maybe if you want to make the trip you could go to Out of Africa zoo up in Camp Verde, about an hour ish north of Phoenix. Haven't been there in quite some time but it was good the last time I went.
I also agree with a pp that Vegas isn't really something to do in a day. The Grand Canyon is doable though and can be lots of fun.
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Thank you everyone. I will be going over list with hubby & kiddo this week. We leave on Friday. I think SIL is spoiled by her years in San Diego.
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