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Penguins clinch playoff berth with win over Blue Jackets
Mar 28, 2014, 10:23 PM EDT
Not much of a surprise here, but the Pittsburgh Penguins are going to the Stanley Cup playoffs. Yes, Sidney Crosby and his bunch clinched a post-season berth with a win over the Columbus Blue Jackets on Friday.
The Penguins got goals from Chris Kunitz and Beau Bennett only 47 seconds apart in the third period to defeat the Blue Jackets by a final score of 2-1. The Penguins, having also put to an end a three-game losing streak, are still well out in front of the Metropolitan Division with 99 points.
However, the loss could have a huge impact on the Blue Jackets, and their playoff aspirations. Columbus is one of four teams currently tied with 80 points, but looking to grab the two Wild Card spots in the East. The math: two of those four teams, at some points, are going to pull ahead and grab those remaining spots.
The other two, well, it will be the opposite.
The Blue Jackets did get some help, as the Toronto Maple Leafs lost to the Philadelphia Flyers and have now been defeated in seven straight games.
- killerpgh - Mar 28, 2014 at 11:21 PM
I was a little surprised to see that Penguins now have the 3rd longest consecutive playoff stretch currently going on. If the Red Wing fail to make it only the Sharks would have a longer streak.
- pitpenguinsrulez - Mar 28, 2014 at 11:37 PM
One would think that for a team with a chance of getting into the playoffs would have a strong fan support. Wrong! Columbus has a way to go with building a strong fan support.
- Eric Broz - Mar 29, 2014 at 11:41 AM
There were a lot of Pens fans there supporting their playoff drive.
Game was in Columbus. My bad.
- c9castine - Mar 29, 2014 at 1:24 AM
good game by both teams. columbus would be a tough opponent but they are a bit thin up front for a full 7 game series with the Pens I believe.
adjusted the defensive approach a little bit and it seems to put a stopper on the odd man rushes with few exceptions. also redesigned the power play with jokinen playing the point. truth be told better Jokinen there than maatta, as silly as the sounds form a defensive standpoint. juice one of the more intelligent players around.
fleury was excellent and quite honestly has been playing really we this time. not like the Pens were getting blown out. lost 4 1-goal games in a row.
nice to win one again.
- phillyphanatic77 - Mar 29, 2014 at 5:44 AM
Thank you Pittsburgh. Will always hate you but please keep beating the Eastern bubble teams outside of Philadelphia. Hopefully we meet again in the playoffs.
- whammy71 - Mar 29, 2014 at 7:20 PM
All injured players will return….Sid will lead, a Geno will dominate and MAF will be a wall!
Block off the streets and plan the parade!!!
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Best refrigerator I have owned.
By grammy
from Spokane, WA, USA
Comments about LG Stainless Steel Bottom Freezer Refrigerator:
Best refrigerator I have ever had. Have absolutely nothing but great things to say about it.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Excellent Appliance
By LGQueen
from Rocky Mount, NC, USA
I have owned my LG refrigerator for 3+ years now & I simply love it!! The double freezer drawers are wonderful!!! The only complaint I have is at the price of the product; a "crushed ice" feature should have been a standard feature. I also own a LG stove & built-in microwave. I Love LG products!!!!!!! LG is great quality & I like the slogan! "Life's Good"! Yes, it is with a LG product!!!!
Here's the icemaker jam fix
By lgowner1
from Detroit, MI, USA
I used to get unhappy with the ice maker been slow n constantly clogging/jamming. Here's what I did: CHECK AND MAKE SURE THIS WILL NOT VOID YOUR WARRANTY: 1. Shut off ice maker and remove ice tray 2. Empty ice cubes 3. Remove the outer top n side screws to get to the next layer, ID the inner flange/lip that opens for the ice to flow. 4.I cut an inch off of it from the edge along the line like, bang it drops the ice like magic. Hope it helps
Good, but expected a bit more for the price
By Dave
from Nashua, NH 03060, USA
The good things about the unit are: - water filter access - shelf arrangement - drawer size and ease of use - interior lighting - easy to use temperature settings on door front The things I did not like are: - no light for water dispenser (not fun when you overfill a glass of water at 2AM because you cannot see it filling) - poor water catch tray for water dispenser - poorly latching door for ice bucket (door have often opened left fridge door to find the ice door open - it catches on the opposing door and I worry it will eventually break off because of the repeated door jams) - poor ice performance (slow to make ice and the ice tends to "stick" together - I end up slapping the bucket to break it up) - plastic covering for the new unit was pinched under the handles, some of which we could not remove - it will be there forever
Great For the Money
By John from Olathe
from Olathe, KS, USA
Other than not having a crushed ice dispenser, I don't have any complaints on this refrigerator. We have had this for three (3) years now. Besides changing the filters it has been great. The ice maker makes plenty of ice. The chute is a little small and so ice can get jammed in the chute, but all it takes a one or two strikes to the ice container inside the door and the ice comes right out. this usually only happens if the ice has sat for a period and none has used the ice dispenser. I've seen this same issue on several other models and brands too.
Good overall
By DGA50
from Houston, TX, USA
Mostly like the fridge. Doors do not close very well and extra care must be taken to ensure they are.
Love this refrigerator
By nweaver
from Denver, Co
Size and capacity is great for us, just 2 adults. Really like the French doors for accomodating platters when we entertain.
A Big Disappointment
By sushi96720
from Hawaii, USA
In addition to other reviews which include water compartment being small, ice cube bin size, no light at dispenser, the ice compartment has continuous condensation. At times it get so bad that the water drips down. I also see condensation near the interior light which I think is the result of the ice maker. Due to this condensation, the ice compartment door froze shut. On rainy days, there is severe condensation on the outside of the refrig, mainly at the location of the ice maker and also at the freezer. This has been a problem since we purchased it about a year ago.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Great Refrigerator with alot of great features
By butterlover88
from Janesville, IA
Our requirements for a new refrigerator included freezer on the bottom, ice and water through the door, and it had to fit in the existing opening. This refrigerator cleared the bar with room to spare. It is a very nice looking appliance. The roomy refrigerator and the convenience of the two freezer drawers combine to make storing and finding items more of a pleasure than a chore. My wife and I are both pleased with the purchase. I must admit, I'm not sure about the humidity controlled drawers and what they contribute to our experience. We tuned the settings to the recommendations in the manual and everything seems to be working fine. The only thing we might change is the switch from water to ice. You need to push the button. Our old refrigerator had two ports, one for water, one for ice. We are getting used to it and perhaps we will get comfortable with the new process.
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This product is discontinued & it sure should be!
By WayneS27
from Dallas, GA, USA
The ice maker constantly jams. The water/ice through the door compartment is way too small. I feel like LG is getting cheaper and cheaper with regard to quality. No innovation in this product. Outside stainless is impossible to keep clean and should be fingerprint proof. With the poor quality of this product and with the front load LG washer I have, that is a horrible design - I will not be buy any another LG product ever.
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LAKE BUENA VISTA - 2007 turned out to be a pretty good year for the Chiefland Citizen's editorial staff.
The Citizen garnered six awards from the Florida Press Association. Winners were crowned at the FPA's Better Weekly Newspaper Awards dinner last Friday night, June 6, at the Hilton in the Walt Disney World Resort.
The annual Chiefland Youth Volleyball Camp will be ehld June 23-25 at the high school gym.
The camp, which will be given by Lady Indian coach Emily Gore, is open to girls ages 8-14, or grades 3-8. It will take place from 9:30 a.m.-1p.m. each day.
The cost of $45 includes includes camp T-shirt and lunch on the final day. Gatorade will also be provided during camp.
Registration forms are in front office of CES, CMS and CHS. Forms must be filled out and notarized. Make checks payable to Emily Gore.
The Chiefland Area Athletic Association will be playing host to the District 6 13-15 year old Babe Ruth All-Star Tournament June 19-21 at Strickland Park and Chiefland High.
There will be six teams competing in the double-loss elimination event. Games will be played at 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. on June 19-20. Games will be at 11 a.m., 2 p.m. and 6 p.m. on Saturday, June 21.
The Chiefland City Commission voted unanimously Monday night to allow a donated stone monument displaying the Ten Commandments to be placed in front of city hall.
"We need some more prayer in the community," Commissioner Frank Buie said. But, he added, "A lot of devils out there are going to jump on this."
The American Civil Liberties Union, though not generally defined as devils, has made it a point in recent years to challenge the constitutionality of displaying the 10 Commandments in government institutions.
The Chiefland High baseball program celebrated a fine 2008 season with a banquet June 3 at Bell?s Restaurant.
Both the junior varsity and varsity posted excellent records.
The varsity finished 18-5 and was ranked in the top 10 in 3A during the course of the season.
Senior pitcher Ory Pitts won the varsity's Most Valuable Player Award voted on by the players.
Pitts, who fiished 8-2, also garnered Pitcher of the Year honors along with a Four-Year Letterman award.
More photos from the 2008 Watermelon Festival can be found in our print edition on pages 8 and 9A.
CEDAR KEY - An impromptu, short, late night sightseeing air tour of the Cedar Keys turned out to be a disastrous affair for three people early Saturday morning, as they perished when the single engine Cessna 206 they were riding in plunged into the Gulf of Mexico.
Pilot Frank Gonzalez, 48, of Plant City; plane owner John Borchard, 43, of Dover; and tourist Julia Kelly, 49, of Solon, Iowa; died in the accident. There were no survivors.
The Chiefland City Commission passed a motion Monday night that would allow the city's fire department to apply for a grant that would help it meet federal safety standards.
Fire Chief John Ward said the grant, which lasts for four years, would provide about $108,380 to hire new firefighters.
But Ward said there's no guarantee that Chiefland will get the money from a Staffing for Adequate Fire and Emergency Response (SAFER) grant.
It appears Bronson Fire Chief Rick Lombardo is slowly inching closer toward his goal of making Otter Creek part of the town's fire district, but there are still many unanswered questions standing in the way of making the deal stick.
Lombardo looked to Bronson Town Council for final approval of the merger between the two volunteer departments at Monday night's meeting.
Instead, he faced a number of questions from Vice Mayor Beatrice Mongo - ones he had no concrete answers for.
June 7 - Festival Timeline
5 a.m. Vendor Setup
7:30-9:30 a.m. Watermelon weigh-in
8 a.m. Parade participants arrive
9 a.m. All Saturday event booths setup
10 a.m. Parade and free Watermelon
11 a.m. Introduction of visiting & local royalty
11 a.m.-noon Auction
noon-3 p.m. Seed spitting and watermelon eating contests
noon-3p.m. Entertainment
6 p.m. Queen Pageant - Tommy Usher Pineland Center
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Harry Gamble
Associate Professor; Chair of French and Francophone Studies
Department/Affiliation: French and Francophone Studies, Global and International Studies
Phone: 330-263-2400
Office Address: 206 Kauke
- B.A., French, Wake Forest University, 1989
- M.A., French Studies, New York University 1996
- Ph.D., French Studies, New York University 2002
Courses Taught
- Contemporary France
- Literature and Culture of Francophone Africa
- France and North Africa
- Journeys in the French-Speaking Caribbean
- Introduction to Francophone Texts
- Intermediate French
- Beginning French
Other Experience and Awards
- Peace Corps volunteer, Mali, West Africa, 1992-1994
- Pensionnaire étranger, École Normale Supérieure (Paris), 1997
- Chateaubriand Fellowship (awarded by the French government), 1998-1999
- Grant from the Henry Luce Fund for Distinguished Scholarship, Fall 2008
- Associate Dean for the Class of 2013
- Associate Dean for Educational Planning and Advising, 2010-2011
- Campus Coordinator, Peace Corps Prep Program, 2014-present
Select Publications
- "The National Revolution in French West Africa: Dakar-Jeunes and the Shaping of African Opinion," International Journal of Francophone Studies 10 (1-2) (2007): 85-103.
- "Peasants of the Empire: Rural Schools and the Colonial Imaginary in 1930s French West Africa," Cahiers d'études africaines 3, n. 195 (2009): 775-804.
- "La Crise de l'enseignement en Afrique occidentale française, 1944-1950." Histoire de l'éducation 128 (October-December 2010): 129-162.
Research Interests
My research explores the history of France's colonial empire, as well as postcolonial relations between France and its former colonies. Although my primary geographical focus is on sub-Saharan Africa, my work also extends to the Maghreb and to the French-speaking Caribbean. I also maintain an active scholarly interest in contemporary France, with a particular focus on immigrant histories and identities, and their place within the French nation.
I have recently finished a book manuscript on the history of French West Africa between 1900 and 1950. My study investigates a series of major public controversies over the shape and future of this colonial federation. I have found schools to provide a fascinating window onto the complexity of colonial encounters. Although they were designed to help consolidate French rule, colonial schools repeatedly became important flashpoints in broader struggles over the colonial order. My book project examines the divergent and changing ways in which African elites and French officials understood education and its purpose in French West Africa.
I am currently turning my attention to a new project that focuses on contests surrounding decolonization in several different locations. This project will explore the histories of several prominent universities, founded in different parts of France's overseas empire. After being fully integrated into the French university system, each of these universities went on to experience a period of crisis and reinvention during the eras of decolonization and nation-building. My project will investigate the deep legacies of French university structures overseas, along with growing struggles to rethink and remake these institutions to fit new postcolonial contexts. This project will also reach forward, to assess how these universities have changed in response to more recent challenges, stemming from such things as global inequalities, contested nation-states, and globalization.


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a pretty viewer and file watcher for HTF tests from cabal projects
The goal of this project is to provide a pretty viewable view of HTF haskell tests, kind of like what karma does for javascript tests. A node server will listen for HTF test output changes, parse them, and do a push to a local angularUI for pretty display.
Check out the repo:
git clone https://github.com/devshorts/test-viewer
Pull back the dependent node modules
npm install
Personally I write my haskell these days in sublime text, and while the console
cabal test output is fine and dandy
sometimes I wish I would see the results of all the tests, and not just the failed ones. HTF, I noticed, writes test results
to a specific log file in a format like:
Test suite Ht1Tests: RUNNING...[TEST] TestFixtures:targetMatches (src/tests/TestFixtures.hs:15)+++ OK (0ms) [TEST] TestFixtures:isBuyableFalse (src/tests/TestFixtures.hs:18)assertEqual failed at src/tests/TestFixtures.hs:18* expected: False* but got: True* diff:F FalsS TruC e<......>C*** Failed! (81ms) [TEST] TestFixtures:updateCart (src/tests/TestFixtures.hs:21)+++ OK (0ms) * Tests: 4* Passed: 4* Pending: 0* Failures: 0* Errors: 0 Total execution time: 90msTest suite Tutorial: PASSTest suite logged to: dist/test/HTF-0.11.0.1-Tutorial.log
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If you want, you can specify the project source and port in a
hconfig.json file
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{ "projectSource": "/Users/devshorts/Projects/code/haskellProject", "port": 3000}
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We are a country of law. There are contracts. The government cannot just abrogate contracts. Every legal step possible to limit those bonuses is being taken by Secretary Geithner and by the Federal Reserve system.
STEPHANOPOULOS: But, basically, I mean, tell me what's wrong with this analogy. Had the government allowed AIG to go into bankruptcy, these bonuses wouldn't necessarily have been paid.
We prevented AIG from going into bankruptcy for good public policy reasons, so why doesn't the government to have the right to at least limit these bonuses?
SUMMERS: The government -- look, I'm not a lawyer, George, and when the original agreements were reached, I wasn't part of the government and party to them.
What the Obama administration has done, based on the advice of attorneys, is done everything it can to, within the law and within the tradition of upholding law that we have in this country, to limit these bonuses.
And they have, as a result of Secretary Geithner's efforts, been scaled back.
And, obviously, this whole area is something we're going to have to look at, as we think about regulation in the future. Because no one can be satisfied with -- with what's happened. And in many cases, we just can't continue to do it -- to do it in this way.
It is outrageous. We are a nation of law, where there are contracts. And there is one other reality we have to recognize, which is that these companies have to be enabled to function, if the government is going to maximize the prospect of getting its money back.
STEPHANOPOULOS: There's a second issue that has to do with transparency. About $50 billion that went to AIG, from the taxpayers, has gone straight to their counterparties.
Now, it's been reported that these are banks like Goldman Sachs and Merrill Lynch, and some European banks, yet AIG won't say where this money has gone, won't release who these counterparties are.
And, secondly, a lot of experts wonder -- and Gretchen Morgenson asked this in the New York Times this morning. Why weren't these counterparties forced to take some kind of a haircut?
STEPHANOPOULOS: Why were they made completely whole?
SUMMERS: George, both questions are very fair questions. The Federal Reserve is the party to that portion of the agreement with AIG. And my understanding is that they're working with AIG on exactly this issue and getting the legal...
SUMMERS: ... getting the legal things that are necessary for disclosures. In just what way or just when, I can't tell you.
STEPHANOPOULOS: But the president wants that disclosed?
SUMMERS: Because it's the Federal Reserve...
SUMMERS: We'd like to see as much -- we would like to see as much transparency as is legal and is consistent with -- with market functioning. We don't have the ability, under law -- and it's one of the crucial things that, as we move to financial regulation, that the president and Secretary Geithner have emphasized that we need to have, a so-called resolution regime.
It's a technical thing. But it's basically a legal framework in which you're able to work these things out by -- by not needing bailouts and instead being able to limit payments in the way that a bankruptcy does.
But it's not something, as, frankly, we saw in the aftermath of what happened at Lehman, that you can just do in arbitrary or a higgly-piggly kind of...
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Funny Dirty Little War
|Funny Dirty Little War
DVD cover
|Directed by
|Héctor Olivera
|Produced by
|Fernando Ayala
Luis O. Repetto
|Screenplay by
|Héctor Olivera
Roberto Cossa
|Story by
|Osvaldo Soriano
|Federico Luppi
Miguel Ángel Solá
Ulises Dumont
Lautaro Murúa
Héctor Bidonde
Víctor Laplace
Rodolfo Ranni
Arturo Maly
|Music by
|Óscar Cardozo Ocampo
|Leonardo Rodríguez Solís
|Edited by
|Eduardo López
|Distributed by
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Aries Cinematográfica
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Running time
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Funny Dirty Little War (Spanish: No habrá más penas ni olvido; original title translatable as "There will be no more sorrow or forgetfulness", a line from Mi Buenos Aires Querido tango lyrics) is a 1983 Argentine comedy drama film directed by Héctor Olivera, written by Olivera and Roberto Cossa, based on a novel of the same name by Osvaldo Soriano. It was produced by Fernando Ayala and Luis O. Repetto, and stars Federico Luppi, Miguel Ángel Solá, Ulises Dumont, Héctor Bidonde and Víctor Laplace.[1]
Ricardo Guglielmini is the mayor of Colonia Vela, a small countryside village in an undisclosed province of central Argentina. He plots with the local Peronist political boss, Héctor Suprino, and union leader Reinaldo to get the deputy mayor Ignacio Fuentes out of power due to his increasing popularity (which threatens Guglilemini's decade-long hold on the mayor's office), despite Fuentes being an avid peronist and having once worked under Juan Domingo Perón himself.
Fuentes is told that he has to fire his assistant Mateo because of his Marxist sympathies. Fuentes, despite disagreeing with Marxist ideals himself, refuses because of his absolute stance against caving in to political pressure. Taking advantage of this, Guglilemini publicly accuses Fuentes of aiding communist guerillas as an excuse to fire him or get him to resign. When Fuentes refuses, Gugliemini sends the police to arrest him, but Fuentes, rather than cave in to the pressure, takes to arms and then barricades himself in the town hall along with his allies and friends; Mateo, Corporal García, Juan, Rodrigo, Moyito and Crazy Ceres.
Guglielmini orders police intervention, which leads to a massive stand-off between the local police force and Fuentes' men. The counter-Fuentes operation, led by Chief Llanos and Sub-Chief Rossi, initially only consists of attempting to threaten Fuentes into surrendering but soon evolves into a real shootout when members of the Argentine Anticommunist Alliance (AAA), led by Rogelio Almeido, show up and intervene.
During the shootout with the AAA, Moyito is killed and several police officers are wounded, which leads to a temporary ceasefire and a deadlock. Juan sneaks out through the back to look for the local crop duster pilot, Cerviño, in order to convince him to help Fuentes by conducting an aerial attack as a distraction so he can sneak more ammo and explosives round the back.
As night falls, a group of delusional local leftist guerrilla youths led by Matilda Gómez gather in an abandoned warehouse and make a completely unrealistic and blatantly flawed plan to use the conflict as a means to start a civil war in Argentina, take over the government and convert the country into a communist state. They start out by kidnapping Chief Llanos and hold him for a ransom of several tons of explosives and weaponry. Not wanting to give more resources to the communists, Guglielmini abandons Llanos and declares Rossi the new police chief.
Rossi leads a new attack on Fuentes, this time using bulldozers as cover to advance on the town hall. Rodrigo and Crazy Ceres are killed during this attack and Fuentes, García and Mateo are barely saved because Cerviño arrives in the nick of time and sprays pesticides all over the police with his plane, causing them to temporarily disperse.
The guerrilla attacks the local union with a pipe bomb, killing Reinaldo, which prompts the AAA agents to abandon the fight against Fuentes and instead attempt to kill the guerrilla troopers. Famed local Radical former senator Prudencio Gúzman attempts to negotiate with the communists for Llanos' release, but the peace talks fall through and Llanos is ultimately executed.
The police regroup again and prepare for a third attack. In order to buy some time and distract Rossi, Mateo turns himself in while Fuentes, García and Juan prepare a bomb with the explosives the latter had previously brought in. The police attack continues and when they enter the town hall, the bomb goes off, killing several police officers and giving Fuentes, García and Juan enough time to escape round the back. In retaliation for the bomb, Almeido kills Mateo.
While escaping, Fuentes and García are captured and taken to a local school to be tortured and imprisoned. Juan escapes and is eventually found by the guerrillas, who promise to help free Fuentes and García if Juan later shows them where he keeps his explosives stash.
Juan convinces Cerviño to cause one more diversion with his plane, this time dropping manure on the police and while the police are distracted, Juan and Matilda bust García free. However, due to AAA reinforcments, Juan and Matilda are forced to escape with García alone...leaving Fuentes behind. The AAA and the communists face off in a mass shootout inside the school, which ends with most people on both sides dead.
Cerviño and his plane are followed by one of the few surviving AAA members, who shoots him when he lands. While fleeing from the shootout at the school, Matilda and the other three surviving guerrillas get blown up by Almeido, who finishes them off in a suicide bombing.
Suprino severely beats Fuentes and then Guglielmini tries to talk him into taking the blame for the whole ordeal. When he refuses, Guglielmini and Suprino leave while Rossi executes Fuentes. While leaving town, Suprino realizes Guglielmini plans to frame him for the whole incident and runs him over with his truck before escaping the country.
When morning finally dawns, García and Juan go to Cerviño's house, where they find him wounded but still alive. They tell him that Fuentes won the battle to comfort him in his dying moments. Cerviño makes them promise to tell Perón about him if he ever returns, after which he dies. After burying Cerviño, Juan and García begin to head into the countryside while discussing the many ways they could convince Perón to return. The song "Mi Buenos Aires Querido" begins to play as the credits start rolling.
- Federico Luppi as Ignacio Fuentes
- Miguel Ángel Solá as Juan
- Julio de Grazia as Corporal Garcia
- Ulises Dumont as Cerviño
- Lautaro Murúa as Mayor Guglielmini
- Héctor Bidonde as Héctor Suprino
- Rodolfo Ranni as Police Chief Llanos
- Raul Rizzo as Sub-Chief Rossi
- Luis Martínez Rusconi as Rogelio Almeido
- Emilio Vidal as Reinaldo
- Victor Laplace as Prudencio Gúzman
- Alicia Baistrocchi as Matilda Gómez
- José María Lopez as Mateo
- Arturo Maly as Toto
- Graciela Dufau as Mrs. Fuentes
The film is based on a real political events that took place in Argentina in the mid 1970s. The film depicts, sub silentio, the struggle between the Montoneros political movement and the right-wing Peronist forces.
The Montonero Peronist Movement (Spanish: Movimiento Peronista Montonero) was an Argentine left-wing Peronist guerrilla group, active during the 1970s. Its motto was venceremos ("we will conquer").
After Juan Perón's return from 20 years of exile and the June 20, 1973 Ezeiza massacre, which marked the definitive split between left and right-wing Peronism, the Montoneros were expelled from the Justicialist party in May 1974 by Perón. The group was almost completely dismantled in 1977, during Jorge Rafael Videla's dictatorship.
Funny Dirty Little War first opened in Argentina on September 22, 1983. It has also been featured at various film festivals including the Toronto Film Festival; the Berlin International Film Festival; the Cognac Festival du Film Policier, Cognac, France; and the New York New Directors/New Films Festival, New York City; and others.
Critical response[edit]
Vincent Canby, writing for The New York Times, complimented both the acting, pacing, and Héctor Olivera's directorial style, and wrote, "The film has also been so cannily paced - and is so well acted - that there's never much time to consider larger meanings while the mayhem is going on. Though Funny Dirty Little War ends bleakly, the existence of the film itself - the fact that it could be made at all, and with such style - is ultimately invigorating."[2]
- Berlin International Film Festival: Confédération Internationale des Cinémas d'Art et Essai Juries (C.I.C.A.E.) Award; International Federation of Film Critics (FIPRESCI) Prize; Silver Berlin Bear, Special Jury Prize; 1984.[3]
- Cognac Festival du Film Policier: Grand Prix; 1985.
- Berlin International Film Festival: Golden Berlin Bear; 1984.
- ^ No habrá más penas ni olvido at the Internet Movie Database
- ^ Canby, Vincent. The New York Times, film review, March 30, 1985. Last accessed: January 15, 2008.
- ^ "Berlinale: 1984 Prize Winners". berlinale.de. Retrieved 2011-01-06.
External links[edit]
- Funny Dirty Little War at the Internet Movie Database
- Funny Dirty Little War at AllMovie
- No habrá más penas ni olvido at the cinenacional.com (Spanish)
- No habrá más penas ni olvido film trailer at YouTube


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By Christine, Wednesday, April 15, 2009 08:23:35 PM
My test didn't surprise me. I have had my gifts since I was a child. I have been spending my time developing them. At first when I was a teen it was more like a curse. But as an adult I have embraced and I welcome it in my life. It has helped me in many ways. I have grown in my way of doing things and my lifestyle has changed. My intuition guides me. I am more of a healer and I am more for trying to help others.
By Sue, Wednesday, April 15, 2009 05:40:13 PM
I'd like to also comment to everyone that it's nice to read all of your comments and experiences. Especially Cynthia's. Make sure you always protect yourself with prayer and the white light of the holy spirit and your guardian angels. I'd like to share something that happened yesterday to me...I was trying to look up Chris Dufrense and see if he had his own website and what came up was a site that solely bashed him and Sylvia Browne. His main goal in life it seems is to discredit someone that I put way up on a pedistle and I was crying and hurt because I read some of it and it hurt my beliefs. But I E=mailed him and told him that in a previous life that he was one of the jews that crucified Jesus because he is unrelentive on Sylvia. Why? Also while he's at it why don't you go after all the other people proving there's life after death etc. There's tooo much proof out there what's the wierdo gonna do now? and oh yea I told him to go f himself. I feel alittle better now that i shared all this its very depressing.
By Sue, Wednesday, April 15, 2009 05:10:56 PM
I'm sorry to inform all of you that this isn't Sylvia's posts...You have to look under psychic's and then Sylvia Browne's blog etc. This was posted by Spirit Now.Com,not Sylvia Browne. She probably won't acknowledge any of this just like the predictions earlier this year that wasn't from her. It's all good that all of you are having these experiences, just go with your first impressions,..that's what they say. Good luck with it God Bless.
By Cynthia, Wednesday, April 15, 2009 04:39:07 PM
Hello Syliva, I'm glad to know that I have scored a 19. Since the death of my grandfather at the age of 9 or 10 I have been able to see people that has passed on and come to me started off in very vivid dreams and thing it's like at any time I can "zone out" like my husband said and I'm either there when I death accure or after. Mostly now I see dream in color and I can close my eyes a search for a certain person and fell what they are going there and then later have either bruises and emotionly impacted from the event. At times I be talking to some one and what's new about this is I can see then behind the persom that I am talking to like there just like you and I and when I don't let there love one know what they won't me to let them know, they won't go away and I can sleep at times and several times have been pulled just about off my bed when I am just so tried. When I go to tell them they either start to cry and then look at me like they think I have lost my mine or just planly scared of me and won't talk to me at first then later on they come bcak and asked me how did I know this. I just explain to them that I have had this gift for years but just won't or thought you should know. Sylvia is there something else I am suppose to be doing with my talent? I have even since a Phys Dr. and I had an event during our session and scared him so bad he didn't won't to see me any more but later asked me was I ready to be famous yet? I told me no, I was just learning how to focus on what I was seeing and how to know what to say and do with the information, then I told him that it was one of his co-worker and he passed on when and what time, about his cabin in the mountains, and what he liked to drink and his favorite music he like to listen to while he was there. The lights blinked off and on and he ended our session and I never was able to go back.
By Marjolaine, Wednesday, April 15, 2009 03:44:38 PM
Wednesday, April 15, 2009 Good Day Sylvia! The test was interesting. Things started to happen last year. My dreams are people including myself, situations and events. Then, things happen I don't know the link between my dreams and the reality. In my heart, I just feel there's something I just know. Last year, as people tells me all the time, I began to say the right words that would help them whatever their situation. Its seems another person is talking !. It's just happen! It may be scary to know bad things but if its my new life, well - que sera, sera! I will listen to your class tonight. May love surround you, Sylvia.
By Sara, Wednesday, April 15, 2009 01:45:50 PM
Hi Sylvia! I am so glad you had this little quiz on here, I always "freak" my husband out and even sometimes piss him off by ruining surprise gifts and stuff, but I have always known. I look forward to seeing you and Chris again tonight (if I can stay awake that late again) Love and light to you my dear!
By cynthia, Wednesday, April 15, 2009 10:57:39 AM
Hello Sylvia, Oh my goodness, I am very happy to say I received a 15. I've been told that I have the ability by others, and I feel things. I don't see images just get strong feelings. I've been able to read people just for fun and amazingly I am 95 percent right. I can feel what people are thinking, most of the time. I would appreciate if you can guide me in what can I do to sharpen my skills. I do enjoy helping people, and they tend to come to me daily mostly for advise or just to talk about their situations. I'm just a little scared because of the feelings that I sense and things I hear are mostly at night. I pray to mother father god, so that I can sleep. There are times that I don't feel or hear anything. Congrats on your spiritual wedding & god bless. Cynthia- Sacramento.
By Richard, Tuesday, April 14, 2009 06:58:08 PM
Hello Sylvia!!I scored 11 on your test. I have had 2 death experiences. I'm glad to finnally know for sure.I just need to work a little harder on my skills.
By Tammy, Sunday, April 12, 2009 05:39:15 AM
Hi Sylvia I scored 18 is this really true. Tammy Anchorage, AK
By Beate, Saturday, April 11, 2009 08:19:37 PM
Sylvia, I was thinking I am crazy and so did my family, I always knew little things ,the where comming, I just was not able to explain why do I know? so I never talk about that, I am from Europe, where I did had more experience with spirits then here, well I don't realy care what anybody try to tell me, I HAVE the feeling and I know is comming, is always scary, and sometimes I just don"t wannt to know, but is here, so I try to deal with that,just guess that is what Life is about, deal with that and use it in a good way.Sylvia my number is 12...better ? worse.? can't tell, I am just happy to know , somebody is out there and know what I am talking about...Thank you
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If you are having problems DURING the installation, you should use the text mode installation feature. When the installtion program asks if it can test the X configuration say NO, and the choose the hardware (monitor, video card) that you know you have, BUT instead of choosing GeForce FX, you should choose a GeForce 2 or 3 generic. This should work much better (this will not effect the performance or end configuration at all.. its a temporary work around for installation). When you've got a working installation, you can proceed with the nVidia drivers for hardware accelleration as these guys have posted.
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Career Opportunities for Energetic, Self-Motivated Individuals
As a member of the Schell Brothers Team you are part of a family committed to working together and helping each other.
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Check out our current career opportunities below. If you meet the requirements and are interested in becoming a member of the Schell Brothers team please apply. We are looking for energetic, self–motivated individuals who enjoy working alongside others.
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Assistant Construction Manager
Schell Brothers
Seeking Assistant Construction Managers! Excellent opportunity to start a career in construction management with a fast growing company! Must be a great communicator, well organized and have the ability to work with different individuals from subcontractors to customers. Construction experience not required, but helpful.
Don't miss this opportunity to become a part of the Schell Brothers Culture of Happiness! Apply Today!
Schell Brothers
Energetic and highly-motivated individual needed for the position of Estimator. This position is responsible for project estimates, budget preparation, and coordination of active projects.
Some of the essential duties include:
- Complete budget preparation for projects including material and labor cost
- Take-off/estimates for projects
- Job scheduling, coordination, and execution
We are looking for a candidate with the following:
- Associate's Degree or equivalent experience
- At least 5 years experience in estimating, construction, and take-offs
- Excellent negotiating skills
- Excellent math skills
- Computer proficiency – especially with Excel spreadsheets
- Experience with computer-aided estimating software
We can't wait to hear from you; apply today!
Experienced AutoCAD Technician (Residential Design)
Schell Brothers
We're seeking a new AutoCAD Technician to join our dynamic design team. We're looking for someone who has experience already working in residential design and AutoCAD. Production design experience is a big plus, but not necessarily required.
If you have a knack for design and want to be a part of our growing company, please apply!
New Home Sales Associate
Schell Brothers
We are always looking for New Home Sales Associates to join our exciting sales team. The sales team is the face of the company to our customers and is there not only to sell homes, but also our company's culture. Previous sales helps set candidates up for success in this position, but isn't always required. We do offer training programs to help set our sales team members up for success. Sales Associates generally move into the Community Sales Manager role depending on training and performance.
If you enjoy talking to people and want to become a part of our growing company, please apply today!
New Home Sales Assistant
Schell Brothers
Sales Assistants are the lifeblood of the sales team. It is an accessory role and gives someone the opportunity to be a part of the sales process. This is an hourly position and can be either part or full time (depending on the needs of the business). Sales Assistants can find themselves performing a variety of functions as a part of the sales process including staffing sales centers when other sales staff isn't in, assisting with paperwork, scheduling, etc..., and communicating with our customers. New home sales experience is an asset to this role, but is not required.
If you've always wanted to be a part of our growing company and want to take a key support role on the sales team, please consider applying today! We would love to hear from you.
Graphic Designer
We're seeking a Graphic Designer to join our creative and dynamic marketing team. The Graphic Designer will join a team of other designers responsible for all aspects of design innovation, development and execution, including but not limited to Print and Digital Collateral, Print Advertising, Marketing brochures, and Sales Center design. The designer will help prepare print jobs for final layout and be able to work on any type of creative challenge, from identity development to a whole host of print, web, and digital projects. The ideal candidate will be well organized, self-motivated and eager to learn.
· AA or Bachelors Degree
· 1-3 years experience in print/Web graphic design
· In-depth working knowledge of the of the latest Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator & InDesign) on a MAC platform
· Strong design and layout sense plus strong typographic skills, with sharp attention to hierarchy and detail.
· Good conceptual skills and the ability to follow art direction and collaborate on layouts in a fast-paced environment
· Strong organizational and time-management skills, including handing multiple projects simultaneously, meeting tight deadlines, and reacting quickly and smoothly to changes.
· A solid portfolio of design work and excellent knowledge of the digital landscape.
· Ability to collaborate with others on projects
· Ability to manage competing priorities and deadlines in a fast-paced environment


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Opened in November 1963, the John F. Kennedy Memorial Highway is a 50-mile section of I-95 from the northern Baltimore City line to Delaware. Tolls are collected in the northbound direction only at the toll plaza located one mile north of the Millard E. Tydings Memorial Bridge over the Susquehanna River in northeast Maryland.
FY 2014 traffic volume - 28.8 million vehicles.
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Law-enforcement services for the Kennedy Highway are provided by the Maryland State Police under contract with the MDTA.
Planning for the Northeastern Expressway, as the John F. Kennedy Memorial Highway was called originally, began in 1955. The turnpike was envisioned as 42 miles of four-lane, divided highway running from White Marsh Boulevard to the Maryland-Delaware line. Today, the highway, designated Interstate 95 as part of the national interstate highway system, is a popular travel route for interstate and commuter traffic.
The highway was developed as an interstate toll facility to hasten the construction of a safe and convenient thoroughfare through the northeastern part of Maryland. If the highway had been built using traditional federal highway-funding programs, the turnpike would have been completed seven years later than planned.
At that time, the only other major north south route through Maryland was US 40. However, in the late 1950s, US 40 did not prove to be a convenient route for interstate travelers in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic region. The 43-mile roadway contained 21 traffic signals, 87 intersections and more than 1,000 commercial and private entrances and exits.
Construction of the Northeastern Expressway began in January 1962. The 50-mile expressway from the northern Baltimore City line to the Delaware- state line took just a little more than one-and-a half years to complete. The original project included the Maryland House service area in Aberdeen, which, at that time, provided a restaurant and two automotive-service stations for highway travelers. A second service area -- the Chesapeake House -- opened in 1975 north of the Susquehanna River.
The highway was dedicated at 4 p.m. on Nov. 14, 1963. President John F. Kennedy, with Governor Millard Tawes of Maryland and Governor Carvel of Delaware, officiated the ceremony.
The roadway was renamed the John F. Kennedy Memorial Highway in 1964 to honor the fallen President. The highway is designated Interstate 95 and is part of the national interstate highway system.
Since its completion, portions of the highway have been widened to six, then eight, lanes to accommodate increases in traffic resulting from expanded commercial and residential development in Harford and Cecil counties.
In October 1991, a one-way-toll collection system was introduced at the Kennedy Highway toll plaza in Perryville. Tolls now are collected in the northbound direction only. There are proven advantages to a one-way-toll-collection system: annual savings on operational costs; enhanced toll collection capacity; and reduced air pollution from vehicles. Traffic has increased more than 300 percent since the highway opened. Current annual-traffic volume is more than 28.8 million vehicles (both directions).
Contact Us | Accessibility | Privacy Notice | Terms of UseE-ZPass and Video Tolling Customer Service - Toll Free: 1 (888) 321-6824MDTA Management Offices: 2310 Broening Highway, Baltimore, MD 21224Local: (410) 537-1000 - Out of Area: 1 (866) 713-1596


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Knoxville, the largest city in eastern Tennessee and home to the University of Tennessee, serves as a gateway to the tourist and recreation destinations of the Great Smoky Mountain National Park to the southeast. The 400-acre university campus with its 26,000 students is located along the waterfront just to the southwest of downtown, and adds a notable college-town element, particularly during football season.
The economic base is a mix of the active university and Tennessee Valley Authority, which has its headquarters in Oak Ridge about 20 miles northwest. The manufacturing base has declined but the university and related health care facilities and the TVA and a few large corporate employers like Alcoa and Kimberly Clark have brought economic stability to the area.
There are nice older neighborhoods across the river from downtown to the south, and good suburbs mainly west along Fort Loudoun Lake. These suburbs, Farragut being one, offer a good family lifestyle and convenience both to Knoxville itself and to the energy research labs of the TVA. Costs of living and housing are an attraction, and housing values are good. Crime, once a negative, has improved. For a city its size, Knoxville has a number of quality museums, excellent mountain and water recreation, and the area is known for its golf courses.
Knoxville is located in a broad valley between the Cumberland Mountains northwest and the Great Smoky Mountains to the southeast. The two mountain ranges exercise a marked influence upon the climate. In winter, the Cumberland Mountains slow the flow of cold air from the northwest. In summer, moist, warm air from the south and west prevails. Mountain air keeps summer nights comfortable. Most precipitation occurs in the winter with another peak period in the late spring and summer; frequent afternoon thunderstorms are common in summer. Snow does occur but seldom remains for more than a week. Fall is the driest period. The mountains typically shelter the area from strong winds and severe storms.
As of 2014, Corryton (zip 37721)'s population is 12,795 people. Since 2000, it has had a population growth of 25.31 percent.
The median home cost in Corryton (zip 37721) is $121,700. Home appreciation the last year has been 1.40 percent.
Compared to the rest of the country, Corryton (zip 37721)'s cost of living is 17.00% Lower than the U.S. average.
Corryton (zip 37721) public schools spend $8,258 per student. The average school expenditure in the U.S. is $12,435. There are about 18.7 students per teacher in Corryton (zip 37721).
The unemployment rate in Corryton (zip 37721) is 4.70 percent(U.S. avg. is 6.30%). Recent job growth is Positive. Corryton (zip 37721) jobs have Increased by 0.65 percent.
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Robin Armstrong
Published Jul 11th 2011
Robin Armstrong is a British painter based in Devon in the UK who paints lifelike watercolors of fish, wildlife and scenes from nature
Robin tells us that he sold his first painting already when he was 12, and that he did his first published illustration for the classic English magazine "Creel" when he was 15.
Why fishing?
Robin replies:
- Well, I also paint other wildlife subjects, but have a special affinity for fish and water. I was a river warden for 15 years, and this brought me very close to my subjects.
Robin has told about this time in his book "The Painted Stream: A River Warden's Life", which was published in 1985, but can still be found in online bookshops.
On the subject of books, he says:
- I have had five solo books published on art and fishing, starting with The Painted Stream in 1985 and the last solo book was Dartmoor River in 2002. But I have made contributions to many other books and magazines.
Robin prefers working with water based paint, but also uses oils. He has also sculpted in bronze. And as he says himself:
- My fish art in particular has a very distinctive and individual style
He's a professional artist, and tells us:
- Art is my main source of income, but I also collect and sell old fishing tackle.
He continues:
- I am represented by the Wykeham Gallery in Stockbridge on the river Test and by the Jerram Gallery in Sherbourne. My website is www.robinarmstrong.co.uk. Paintings can be purchased and commissions can be made on this site. Any other inquiries can be directed to my email firstname.lastname@example.com. All these details are on the site.
More art
- See mouch more of Robin's art on his own website
- His Flickr stream
Robin's books can be found online.
- The Painted Stream
- Chalk Stream and Lazy Trout
- Dartmoor River
- Split cane and sable
- See mouch more of Robin's art on his own website
- His Flickr stream
Robin's books can be found online.
- The Painted Stream
- Chalk Stream and Lazy Trout
- Dartmoor River
- Split cane and sable
More Fishy Artists
- Rod Sutterby in Gallery. Published September 5th 2006
- Diane Michelin in Gallery. Published December 28th 2006
- Derek DeYoung in Gallery. Published January 12th 2007
- Matt Zudweg in Gallery. Published February 8th 2007
- Ad Swier in Gallery. Published February 20th 2007
- Chris Bladen in Gallery. Published May 17th 2007
- Vaughn Cochran in Gallery. Published July 29th 2007
- Yoshikazu Fujioka in Gallery. Published August 10th 2007
- Bob White in Gallery. Published July 3rd 2008
- Thomas Weiergang in Gallery. Published December 9th 2008
- Sean Seal in Gallery. Published February 3rd 2009
- Jim Roszel in Gallery. Published February 4th 2010
- Craig Bertram Smith in Gallery. Published May 15th 2011
- Robin Armstrong in Gallery. Published July 11th 2011
- AD Maddox in Gallery. Published December 4th 2011
- Juan Jose Serra in Gallery. Published March 14th 2012
- Jason Tison in Gallery. Published March 31st 2012
- Nick Laferriere in Gallery. Published May 4th 2012
- Charles Weiss in Gallery. Published June 15th 2012
- David Miller in Gallery. Published January 4th 2013
- Sam MacDonald in Gallery. Published February 8th 2013
- Adriano Manocchia in Gallery. Published February 19th 2013
- Yves Laurent in Gallery. Published March 11th 2013
- Renato Rizzo in Gallery. Published February 23rd 2015
- Arturas Merkevicius in Gallery. Published May 11th 2015
- Sharon Burger in Gallery. Published May 14th 2015
- Taylor Garman in Gallery. Published May 28th 2015


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Free-agent designated hitter Luke Scott has agreed to a $2.75 million, one-year contract with the Tampa Bay Rays. Scott batted .229 with 14 homers and 55 RBIs in 96 games in a disappointing debut with the Rays last season, when he spent two stints on the disabled list due to back stiffness and a mild strain of his right oblique. The Rays announced the deal on Wednesday. It includes $750,000 in performance bonuses based on plate appearances: $50,000 for 400, $150,000 for 450, $250,000 for 500 and $300,000 for 550. Scott has spent parts of eight major league seasons with Houston, Baltimore and Tampa Bay. He's a .260 career hitter with 126 homers and 396 RBIs.
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