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The center multi-function display may failure. This is commonly caused by poorly soldered internal connection. Our technicians tell us that these display panels can be successfully repaired or reconditioned by a shop specializing in such repairs.
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The affected vehicles have a steering intermediate extension shaft manufactured with metal splines that may have an insufficient hardness. Over time, the splines may wear and eventually fail resulting in a loss of steering ability, increasing the risk of a vehicle crash. Toyota dealers will inspect the extension shaft and replace if necessary.
During manufacturing, a scratch may have occurred inside of the electrically driven water (coolant) pump at the coil wire, resulting in corrosion. The corroded wire may break and the water pump could stop. The corroded coil wire could cause a short circuit in the pump resulting in a blown fuse, creating a stall-like condition of the hybrid system while the vehicle is being driven. This may increase the risk of a vehicle crash. Dealers will replace the electric water pump to correct this concern.
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|Mostaccioli ziti/Other medium pasta ape
|1 Pound, uncooked
|Tangerine juice/Orange juice
|5 1⁄2 Cup (88 tbs), divided
|Yellow onion
|1 Large, minced
|Minced seeded jalapeno pepper
|1 Tablespoon
|Bay leaves
|Minced garlic
|2 Tablespoon, divided
|Olive oil/Vegetable oil
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|Red onion
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|1 Pound, peeled and deveined salt and freshly ground pepper to taste
|Diced brie cheese
|4 Ounce
|Thinly sliced basil leaves
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What unites all of these stories is the growing failure of America's local associations – civic, familial, religious – to foster stability, encourage solidarity and make mobility possible.
This is a crisis that the Republican Party often badly misunderstands, casting Democratic-leaning voters as lazy moochers or spoiled children seeking "gifts" (as a certain former Republican presidential nominee would have it) rather than recognizing the reality of their economic struggles.
But if conservatives don't acknowledge the crisis' economic component, liberalism often seems indifferent to its deeper social roots. The progressive bias toward the capital-F Future, the old left-wing suspicion of faith and domesticity, the fact that Democrats have benefited politically from these trends – all of this makes it easy for liberals to just celebrate the emerging America, to minimize the costs of disrupted families and hollowed-out communities, and to treat the places where Americans have traditionally found solidarity outside the state (like the churches threatened by the Obama White House's contraceptive mandate) as irritants or threats.
This is a great flaw in the liberal vision, because whatever role government plays in prosperity, transfer payments are not a sufficient foundation for middle-class success. It's not a coincidence that the economic era that many liberals pine for – the great, egalitarian post-World War II boom – was an era that social conservatives remember fondly as well: a time of leaping church attendance, rising marriage rates and birthrates, and widespread civic renewal and engagement.
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NEW YORK - APRIL 22: NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell is interviewed by Darrelle Revis of the New York Jets for the 'Ocho Cinco New Network' on the red carpet during the 2010 NFL Draft at Radio City Music Hall on April 25, 2009 in New York City. (Photo by Jeff Zelevansky/Getty Images)
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell says next year's Super Bowl at the stadium used by the Giants and Jets will ''have an impact on future decisions for open-air, cold-weather sites.'' Goodell said Friday at his pre-Super Bowl news conference that the league ''will be prepared for the weather factor'' for the Feb. 2, 2014, championship game in East Rutherford, N.J. He also says he hopes the weather is ''not extreme.'' New York Giants co-owner John Mara said he thinks a good showing in 2014 will allow the site to ''have a shot at a future'' Super Bowl. Mara added: ''If not, it'll be a much tougher sell.'' Asked about Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco's criticism this week about a cold-weather Super Bowl, Mara said: ''There are other people that have that opinion, too, but ... we think we'll prove ourselves next year.''
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►► Permanent GPS fix for Samsung i900 & i8000 Omnia ◄◄
Posted 19 June 2011 - 09:08 AM
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Don't forget that saying THANKS! and giving +rep doesn't cost!
Posted 19 June 2011 - 10:10 AM
Hi Folks, I had been following this thread for some time however I am confused. I installed the GPSMod driver 3.4.3 onto my I8000 and installed the registry setting recommended by jh787. I encountered the following problem/observations:
Firstly I must mention that my Garmin XT have much better trackig response than before using default settings and drivers.
1) GPSMod driver is automatically installed to COM2, default driver is COM7.
2) I have to goto System/GPS/Connection setting to change the program com port to COM2 (I supposed so because the GPSmod Driver is assigned to COM2). Only then can I select COM2 for Garmin XT.
3) However I did noticed I have an new option of selecting GPS Intermediate Driver (not under serial port selection in Garmin XT). There were other threads or forums that said using GPS Intermediate Driver is a better option and also Garmin tends to bounce back to default COM7 if COM2 is selected.
4) My Nogarder (*#1472365#) cannot load any satellite maps and posn info anymore, just blank screen although the menu options are still there. No body seems to mention having this problem in the threads....I wondered where went wrong. I have no issue viewing satellites on Nogarder before the GPS Mod Driver installation.
5) I don't think I noticed have the GPS Intermediate Driver in my registry before install GPS Mod Driver 3.4.3--> Can any verify if this is the case?
Can anyone advise what is the best setup (fast satellite fixing and tracking) to use Garmin XT from the above? What is the difference between GPS Intermediate driver and GPS mod Driver 3.4.3?
Thanks alot!
I'm sorry I sounded mis-leading. The GPS intermediate driver or GPS Mod driver 3.4.3 worked very well for me. Except for GPS Mod Driver, Garmin XT keep switching back to default COM9 for GPS. Using GPS intermediate driver is fine.
I wanted to know which is the best configure for my garmin xt. GPS intermediate driver or GPS mod driver?
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Posted 19 June 2011 - 10:33 AM
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Don't forget that saying THANKS! and giving +rep doesn't cost!
Posted 13 July 2011 - 03:16 PM
I bought i8000 ~year ago and with your help I have got also TomTom 7.910 working on it.
So I just registered to say THANK YOU.
One thing that I haven't seen mentioned in this topic is a advice for XTRA data.
I have also NoData installed as I don't have any data plan and don't want any data transfer to happen.
But still it's possible to get XTRA data updated everytime you connect to PC/ ActiveSync with USB cable (Bluetooth is a pain in the ass but it's another problem).
(My WinMo is not in English so this is guessed translation from Finnish)
Goto Settings - Network setting - GPS - XTRA
all selection should be greyish
Select Take XTRA-server in use
and also Load XTRA-data automatically
select When PC has ActiveSync-connection
as well Take SNTP-server in use
and press load XTRA-data
Under this you'll see the date to refresh
I don't even need to deselect these settings, NoData seems to do it, I just press OK and if I go to XTRA page again, "Take XTRA-server in use" is again unselected.
Very simple to do when loading e.g. photos to PC...
Best regards
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Posted 07 September 2011 - 04:48 PM
sorry but i am confused , which post contain the latest GPS parameter
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Posted 03 November 2011 - 08:15 AM
-no portsplitter needed;
-tomtom fix (option)
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Posted 19 December 2011 - 07:44 PM
So i tried this trick to fix that problem, but after that tweak i cant see any difference
As a result the main problem with weak GPS is still remaining...
Any help?
Edited by hersos, 19 December 2011 - 07:44 PM.
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Posted 23 December 2012 - 01:12 AM
The phone part is JJ1 and the others I can't say now, but I think they are JG5.
After flashing, the GPS is working fine.
It's not needed to change registry keys and neither use GPS Mod.
Easy and efficient !!!
Modded GPS driver for i90X and i78X series.(not for i8000 and i9000!!!) to work with most of gps software.
-no portsplitter needed;
-tomtom fix (option)
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I'm having the blank screen when I startx problem. I have an geforce4 mx440, and an EPoX 8RDA+ mobo..
help me, please? Contact me via AIM: meinzorn
problem solved...
I updated the bios and i'm not having the problem anymore. :)
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Great time to be an UFA defenseman: Red Wings sign Jonathan Ericsson to three-year, $9.75 million deal
Jun 30, 2011, 11:33 PM EDT
The silly season is officially upon us. Christian Ehrhoff signed a 10-year deal this afternoon. Steve Montador signed his own deal worth $11 million as well. In the most recent development, Detroit defenseman Jonathan Ericsson has agreed to a three-year deal with the Red Wings for a reported $3.25 million per season. And the hits just keep on comin'.
The new contract for the Detroit blueliner is a significant raise from the $1.25 million he made last season. More importantly to the Red Wings, the $3.25 cap hit will be tougher to work around than the former $900k cap hit that was on the books. Ken Holland had originally hoped to sign Ericsson to a contract in the $2 million range—but as more and more defensemen signed before July 1st, the player was able to increase his bargaining power. Not bad for a guy who only has 9 goals and 24 assists in 163 career games.
Never underestimate the power of supply and demand.
Last season, the 27-year-old former 9th round pick was a 3rd pairing defenseman in Detroit. But with Brian Rafalski's somewhat surprising retirement, the Red Wings were left with a gaping hole in their top 4. Next year he'll join Nicklas Lidstrom, Brad Stuart, and Niklas Kronwall as the guys depended upon to log the major minutes as the Wings try to make another run. Despite the new contract and apparent potential, Ericsson is a significant step down for a contender.
To put the contract in perspective, Ericsson's cap hit is more than Kronwall's and almost as much as Stuart's. He'll have every opportunity to prove that he's worth the raise, but for the first time in years, the Red Wings are paying a player before they've proven their worth on the ice. If he thrives in his new role, then the deal will look reasonable in a few years. But as for today, Red Wings fans aren't pleased.
Next on the agenda for the Red Wings will be to continue to work on deals with forwards Patrick Eaves and Drew Miller. Holland explained that negotiations have been going well with Eaves' camp, but they have not made much progress with Drew Miller. If they lose him on July 1, it will just be another hole the Wings will need to fill.
But hey, at least they got the defenseman they wanted.
- eddieapoc - Jul 1, 2011 at 12:36 AM
Horrible signing. Ericcson is not even worth 2 mil a year. I have no idea what Ken Holland was thinking here. Too long of a deal for too much money for a 3rd line defenseman.
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Organ major Jordan Prescott performed a recital on Trinity Church Boston's "Fridays at Trinity," recital series in December, 2014. He has been named the "E. Power Biggs Fellow" for 2015 by the Organ Historical Society. He has won the Richard van Scriber organ scholarship from Metropolitan Music Ministries in Charlotte, NC twice.
Graduate student, Sharon Veitch, earned the Colleague Certificate from the American Guild of Organists, May 2014. She is the organist at St. Peter's by-the-Sea Episcopal Church in Swansboro, NC
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Krista Melcher, BM 2014, was named the 2014 E. Power Biggs Fellow by the Organ Historical Society. She is the organist at Immanuel Baptist Church in Greenville, NC.
Cristiano Rizzotto (MM 2013) graduated with the Master of Music degree in organ/sacred music. He has moved to Norman, Oklahoma, where he will study for the Doctor of Musical Arts degree at the Oklahoma University under John Schwandt. Cristiano has developed an international performing career.
Samantha Koch (BM 2012) was the Assistant Organist-Choirmaster at Providence United Methodist Church in Charlotte, NC. She was named the 2013 "E. Power Biggs Fellow" by the Organ Historical Society, and attended their national convention (all expenses paid) in Vermont during June, 2013. She is currently attending the University of Oklahoma American Organ Institute, where she is earning a Master's degree in Organ Performance & Organ Technology.
Virginia "Gen" Bolena (MM 2004), having been Organist/Choirmaster at Christ Church, New Bern, NC since 2007, moved to Staunton, VA where she is now the director of music at Trinity Episcopal Church. She plays the beautiful Taylor & Boody organ. Gen and husband Ryan have two sons.
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Mark Pacoe (MM '98), is Director of Music and Organist at the historic St. Malachy's Church - The Actors' Chapel in Times Square, NYC. Mark has performed as soloist and accompanist domestically and abroad including Oriental Arts Centre in Shanghai, the Sydney Opera House, Konzerthaus in Vienna (International Haydn Festival), St. Paul's Cathedral in London, Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels in Los Angeles and St. Patrick's Cathedral in NYC.
David Jernigan (BM and CAPS) graduated from ECU and went directly to Yale University for his graduate studies. He was the organist at St. Thomas Episcopal Church in New Haven, CT, before returning to North Carolina to become director of music at Christ Church on Capitol Square in Raleigh.
Michael Douglas Boney (BM, 1997 and MM 2002) formerly served as the Choirmaster/Organist of St. Michael's Cathedral (Episcopal) in Boise, Idaho. He was recently appointed Organist-Choirmaster at Christ Church Cathedral, Indianapolis, Indiana.
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James H. (Buddy) Hyatt, III (Bachelor of Music Education, organ 2006) received the American Guild of Organist's Service Playing Certificate in June 2004 and received the ECU Student Government Association's Outstanding Senior Award for Music Education in May 2006. He is the Director of Music/Organist at First Baptist Church in Ahoskie, NC, and a school principal.
Julie Anne Lechner Florin (MM, 1996) holds the AGO Service Playing Certificate and currently serves as the Director of Worship and Music, Grace Community Church of Raleigh. Florin is also the Secretary of the CNCC AGO as well as the musical director of the NCSU, Meredith College, and Raleigh Little theatres.
Jennifer Hudson Gay (MM, Sacred Music, organ, 2004) was the First-Place Winner for the Metropolitan Music Ministries Scholarship and National First-Place Winner of the MTNA Young Artist Organ Competition in 2004. Gay is currently the Director of Music Ministries at First United Methodist Church in Wilson, NC.
Michael Howe (BM, Organ Performace, 1971) is the Director of Music & Organist, Brownson Memorial Presbyterian Church in Southern Pines, NC.
Rev. Sylvia B. Sutter (BME, 1967 and MM, 1993) serves as the Minister of Music & Church Administrator of Rock Creek Baptist Church, Nashville, NC.
Mickey Thomas Terry, ECU graduate, is an international concert artist based in Washington, DC. He has performed throughout the USA and the Carribean, and has been broadcast on "Pipedreams" several times. He holds the Ph.D. degree from Georgetown University, and he is an expert on African-American organ music.
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|Composer: Television series Wagon Train
Jerome Moross (August 1, 1913 – July 25, 1983) was an American-born composer. During his teenage years, Moross met Bernard Herrmann. The two composers became friends, and their friendship lasted until Herrmann's death.[1] He composed works for symphony orchestra, chamber ensembles, soloists, musical theatre. He also orchestrated motion picture scores for other composers. He is best known for the excellent quality of his music for film and television.
He was born in New York City in 1913. He became a talented piano player and composed music for the theater. In 1931 he met Aaron Copland and joined his Young Composers Group, whose members included Moross's boyhood friend Herrmann. Copland supported his work and Herrmann provided him an introduction to the entertainment media, beginning with composition of music cues for radio shows in 1935. In the 1940s he began to work in Hollywood, California, where he would compose the music scores for sixteen films from 1948 to 1969.
In 1956 he composed the score for the World War II drama The Sharkfighters, possibly traveling to Cuba with the film company. The score is distinctive in its use of ethnic themes featuring syncopation and percussion instruments that stress the ostinato rhythm that soon became the signature style element of his scores for many westerns.[2]
His best-known film score is that for the 1958 movie The Big Country, for which he was nominated for an Academy Award for Original Music Score. According to Moross, he composed the main title after recalling a walk he took in the flat lands around Albuquerque, New Mexico, during a visit in October 1936, shortly before he moved to Hollywood.
His other works include the music for the films The Proud Rebel (1958), The Mountain Road (1951), The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn (1960), Five Finger Exercise (1962), The Cardinal (1963), The War Lord (1965), Rachel, Rachel (1968) and The Valley of Gwangi (1969). He also composed the main theme to the 3rd–8th seasons of the television western series Wagon Train, the theme of which was based on his score for the 1959 historical western The Jayhawkers!.
He also orchestrated for other composers, usually uncredited, including such films as Our Town for Copland and The Best Years of Our Lives for Hugo Friedhofer.
Moross's concert works include a symphony (entitled "Symphony"), a sonata for piano duet and string quartet. "Symphony" was premiered by conductor Sir Thomas Beecham on 18 October 1943 in Seattle, Washington, and featured an "intrinsically American sound" that characterized all of Moross's compositions in every genre and form.
Moross died in Miami in 1983 of congestive heart failure following a stroke.
Theatre works[edit]
- Mother (1935) – play – co-incidental music composer
- Susanna and the Elders (1948) – one-act musical – composer
- Willie the Weeper (1948) – one-act musical – composer
- The Eccentricities of Davey Crockett (1948) – one-act musical – composer
- The Golden Apple (1954) – musical – composer
- Gentlemen, Be Seated! (1963) – musical – composer
- ^ Whitmer, Mariana (2013). "The Jerome Moross Story". The Estate of Jerome Moross. Retrieved 24 May 2013.
- ^ Whitmer (2012), pp. 45-47
- Whitmer, Mariana (2012). Jerome Moross's The Big Country: A film Score Guide. Lanham, Maryland: Scarecrow Press. ISBN 0-81088-501-8.
- Bloom, Ken. American song. The complete musical theater companion. 1877–1995'', Vol. 2, 2nd edition, Schirmer Books, 1996.
- Borroff, Edith; Clark, J. Bunker. American Opera. A Checklist, Harmonie Park Press, 1992.
- Larkin, Colin. The Encyclopedia of Popular Music, Third edition, Macmillan, 1998.
- Press, Jaques Cattell (Ed.). Who's who in American Music. Classical, First edition. R. R. Bowker, New York 1983.
- Sadie, Stanley. The new Grove dictionary of music and musicians, Macmillan, 1980.
- Sadie, Stanley; Hitchcock, H. Wiley (Ed.). The New Grove Dictionary of American Music. Grove's Dictionaries of Music, 1986.
- Wescott, Steven D. A Comprehensive Bibliography of Music for Film and Television, Information Coordinatores, 1985.
External links[edit]
- Official site
- Jerome Moross Papers at the Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Columbia University
- Jerome Moross Centennial Tribute
- Jerome Moross at the Internet Movie Database
- Jerome Moross at the Internet Broadway Database
- American film score composers
- American musical theatre composers
- Songwriters from New York
- Deaths from congestive heart failure
- Deaths from stroke
- Jewish American classical composers
- Jewish classical musicians
- Musicians from New York City
- People from the Greater Los Angeles Area
- 1913 births
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When pressed on the issue of Goodell making his statement, Khan praised the NFL commissioner.
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The Jaguars are footing the majority of the bill for the new scoreboards.
They will fund 75 percent of the estimated $26.5 million — just under $20 million — for the new video scoreboards with the city of Jacksonville funding the remaining 25 percent. The city also will fund the total estimated $36.4 million to build the north end zone fan engagement area as well as the necessary infrastructure and control room to support the video scoreboards.
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The New Jersey Devils are challenging Newark Mayor Cory Booker's recent criticism of the team. Booker ripped team owner Jeff Vanderbeek on Wednesday for what the mayor said was reneging on promises, including a promise to build a community center on the Prudential Arena site. But the Devils produced a letter signed by the Newark Housing Authority chief in 2007 that says the team wouldn't be required to build the center. The site is now occupied by a Marriott Hotel. Booker's comments came a day after arbitrators ruled in favor of the Devils in a long-running dispute with the city over arena parking revenue. Community activists were planning a protest in front of the arena before Friday night's Nets game. Booker couldn't immediately be reached for comment.
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I am a third generation Comic book fan. My grandfather was a kid when Comics really started to take off and actually has some of the first Superman and X-men comics from way back. He was the youngest of seven, yes seven, boys and the only one who wasn't old enough to go off during WWII, at age 12, and he got a love for Captain America during this time. My father and uncle then got into comics in the the 70's when they were kids, and they would buy two copies of every comics; one to read and one to keep in mint condition. Together they have over $300,000 in collectable comics. It's insane that they had that foresight as kids. Then on my mom's side they were really into Superman comics, but being raised catholic they had to hide their comics since they were frowned upon. My uncle on her side, however, is now a social science professor and uses X-Men to teach the lessons.
That brings it to my brother and I. My brother LOVED Batman and Robin and anything to do with them. I loved comics too, especially X-men, when I was younger, but in about the 3rd grade I specifically remember getting teased by my friends for liking "boy stuff." I use to pride myself in being able to name every singe X-man, their powers, identities, and their complex relationships with each other. But I quickly found myself conforming to the gender roles of playing with Barbies and liking Boy Bands, even though I really didn't like it. But all my friends did so I stuck with it. I still played superheroes with my brother, who is two years younger, but our estrangement started when my friends would come over and I'd pretend to think Batman was "weird."
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It's sad to think that comics are considered "not cool" at any age for girls and past middle school for boys. Many comics are amazingly written and drawn with fabulous story lines that keep you coming back for more. It's amazing that everyone will love the movies, but not even care about the comics. The extreme retaliation is the "you're not a real fan" issue.
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In 2013, we are on the precipice of quite a few MMA movies. Never mind Warrior, or Here Comes the Boom, we mean real MMA movies, biopics of legends to our sport and looks behind the scenes of the organizations that have risen, fallen and become synonymous with MMA. It's just the way the Hollywood system goes. Boxing movies have long been a staple of the sports movie genre, and MMA is ripe for the intellectual property picking season. It's only a matter of time until the majority of the legends of our sport have a movie made, or attempted to be made about them, and Frank Shamrock is knee deep in development of his life story. We discussed the process of telling one's own tale with the legendary Frank Shamrock backstage at an undisclosed event, and he let us in on the challenges of finding actors to portray his brother, Ken Shamrock, his younger self, and his mentor and adopted father, Bob. Yes, this is nothing more than a fascinating chat with Frank Shamrock, and yes there is a speci...
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November 14, 2011
Film-making in Cape Town
Fazielah Williams
Fazielah Williams has lived in and loved her Mother City since birth. Having lived all over the Peninsula during her childhood, she now calls the picturesque City Bowl home and likes nothing more than watching the sun set over Table Bay from the window of her apartment.
A lover of the arts and proud Cape Town fanatic, Fazielah began her writing career by spending many hours as a child conjuring fantastical stories that featured independent heroines from faraway lands who saved the Prince instead. This Capetonian princess has enjoyed stints as a magical arts PRO and TV publicist before finding her calling as a travel writer.
When not waxing lyrical about the Fairest Cape's most loved attractions and activities and embarking on unexpected adventures, Fazielah can usually be found taking in a show at one of the City's fabulous theatres.
[Cue cinema voice over] "In a World Design Capital that never sleeps, where a Wonder of Nature watches majestically over its residents, there is a bustling trade that captures the very essence of Capetonian life ...film-making."
The Mother City's renowned vistas have been the setting for many a Hollywood feature over the years, including the Oscar-nominated Invictus and the soon-to- be released Ryan Reynolds and Denzel Washington blockbuster, Safe House. Local films like Visa/Vie have also paid homage to the fairest Cape.
Besides providing the cinematic world with unbelievable backgrounds, we are also well-known for producing award-winning film-makers: These include:
Dylan Valley
Born and bred in the Mother City, Dylan Valley expresses his visual creativity through making films about Capetonian music, street culture, heritage and social issues.
A University of Cape Town Film and Media alma mater, Dylan founded his production company, Be Phat Motel in 2007. He has since directed episodes of the Headwrap series and developed a feature-length documentary, Afrikaaps, a film exploring the history of Afrikaans through dance and humour.
Dylan is the film-making facilitator for the Freedom To Create workshops this week. You can view the work of his creative students at The Fugard Theatre on Wednesday 16 November, 2011.
Oliver Hermanus
His life story reads like a Hollywood tale of the classic rise of the underdog, but Cape Town-born director Oliver Herman is anything but.
After graduating with a Bachelor's Degree in film, media and visual arts from the University of California, and working as a press photographer for a leading South African news agency, Oliver was awarded a private scholarship in 2006 to study at the London Film School.
From his critically acclaimed and award-winning graduation film, Shirley Adams, to his recent thought-provoking feature, Skoonheid, Oliver is a rising Capetonian filmography star.
Tim Henny
Local director Tim Henny is setting the international silver screen alight
His short film, Mini Cape, was selected from more than 1 000 entries at the San Francisco International Festival of Short Films, and has also been submitted to several short film festivals in Europe.
Director of the Braai for Heritage series (a television show that followed National Braai Day founder Jan Braai's adventures around the country), Tim is a champion of good local film-making.
For local cinematic excellence, be sure to catch the Freedom to Create movie festival at the Labia on Orange in Gardens this week. Tickets and listings are available at www.labia.co.za
Movie-making enthusiasts seeking to learn the tricks of the trade may call the University of Cape Town on +27 (0)21 480 7147, AFDA on+27 (0)21 448 7600 or City Varsity on+27 (0)21 466 6800 for more information.


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happy halloween
Halloween is one of my favorite holidays!
I love dressing up - and really have no excuse to do it any other day of the year
I love the costumes, warm apple cider, spooky stories, and carving pumpkins!
I did sort of an art themed halloween post this year.
Leanora Carington, Victorain post mortem photo, Henry Fuseli, vintage postcard, seance photo, spirit photography
Vija Celmins, Cris Brodahl, Kazimir Malevich's death bead (I am kind of obsessed with this actually)
My post last year was actually pretty good, if I do say so myself.
And if you are looking for something spooky to watch, try this, it is one of my favorites!
i'm wishing for the one i love to find me today
I love so many things about this video,
let me count the ways...
I used to love Betty Boop when I was little.
I mean, who didn't? She's pretty rad
and this animation is so awesome!
Love the weird ghost dancing
I also think this song from Snow White is so lovely and adorable
it has become my personal theme song as of late
and I have listened to the Labyrinth Ear version over and over
and over
so good!
young suns
woke up last night at 3:21 with an idea!
i have been trying to figure out the missing piece to the new body of work i am starting to make
and it came to me in the middle of the night
of course i sat awake in the dark for hours thinking about it
i'm super excited, but tired today
it made me think of this great talk i watched a while ago on creativity
if you are a creative person in any way - you must take a few minutes to watch it
i love the idea about genius being a spirit that comes to you to help you make your work
it makes perfect sense to me
that flash of inspiration
it is the creative spirit that works through you
you just have to get out of the way
and let it do it's thing
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in season
Persimmons are in season!
One of my favorites fruits
I went to my friend Ann's breath circle tonight, which was wonderfully healing. I was being kind of hard on myself, and she reminded me, like she always does when I need to hear it, that I am doing fine... great, in fact is the word she used.
And on the way home I started thinking about WHY is it so hard for most of us to see ourselves as the amazing, talented, beautiful, special souls we all are? Why at times do we have trouble seeing in ourselves what others see in us so effortlessly? Sometimes without even really knowing us. How can they recognize something in us that we have not yet recognized ourself?
I have been thinking about this idea a lot lately.
I have been thinking about this idea a lot lately.
My friend Shawn reminded me recently that sometimes we need a mirror to reflect back at us what has been there all along. He cleverly compared it to the "You've got something right there" gesture a friend makes when you have chocolate on your face and don't know it.
I wanted to challenge myself, and you, to try to practice some self-love. And see if we can go one day where we embrace ourselves for the awesome people we are. And cherish every part of ourselves, even the faults. Where we don't hold ourselves back and where we let ourselves shine like the bright stars we are. A day where we are our own mirrors and our biggest fan.
One day.
Let me know what you think and how it goes...
and more importantly how it feels.
I also wanted to thank all of my amazing mirrors out there!
I am grateful for you and I'm reflecting right back atcha!
bébé walton
On Saturday I drove up to Ojai for the most lovely Baby Shower one could ever dream of!
I am so thrilled for her and her husband. And it was so fun to spend the day showering her with love.
Her mom crafted the most amazing ladies lunch. It was so sweet. She put together the most adorable decorations and details.
(she let me in on where she got everything! check it out)
(above is my gift and the card I made. When I was in Paris in July I stopped in to Petit Bateau and picked up some French bébé essentials!)
I love this pool!
There is this time of day in Southern California called "The Golden Hour." It is the moment right before the sun goes down, and it ends the day by casting it's golden, pink rays over everything it can touch. It is so magical, and even more so in Ojai.
We were waiting for it all day so we could snap some photos.
I love the photo below of Jessie in action. She took the most beautiful photos of Lilly.
It was a perfect day!
the foundation
Yesterday my dear friend Kate took me to the Ojai Foundation. It is an amazing sanctuary overlooking the valley. The Foundation holds rites of passage ceremonies, sweat lodges and retreats, all while embracing a totally sustainable way of living and encouraging a harmonious relationship with nature. Kate went on a retreat here in high school with her class (can you imagine? how awesome!). And I felt so lucky that she shared it with me. We spent the afternoon wondering around the huge grounds whispering to each other about nature and life while we hiked through the woods to the tee pee, walked the labyrinth and picked some sage to put on the alter as an offering.
It is a super special place.
Thank you Kate for sharing!
happy friday!
I got super crafty on tuesday night and made a wreath for my front door with a bunch of holly I picked on my hike
beautiful light this morning passing over my cookbooks
lil Ava, just being her cute self
making a card for Little Miss Walton
wrapping present for baby shower
I am so excited for the weekend!
Tonight I am going to a Gong Bath! Yep! You read that right! I am super excited.
Tomorrow I am heading up to Ojai for Lilly's baby shower. I am so looking forward to hanging with all the lovely ladies and oooh and aaah over adorable tiny baby clothes and inventive toys.
Also, staying the weekend in Ojai!
I will be back on Monday with photos!
here are some links I love
another cute video about Paris from Olivia
amazing photos from Turkey (i want to go back here some day, oh that sea!)
fun photos from a Baja vacation
this totally strange and awesome video about what the speed of light looks like. it blew my mind
beautiful wedding inspiration I can relate to
Have a wonderful weekend!
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NASA Does a Space Walk With a GoPro Cam – Amazing Video
Here is video I find mesmerizing. If it were on TV, I could sit in front of the tube and in a daze sit there for hours and watch.
Here is video I find mesmerizing. If it were on TV, I could sit in front of the tube and in a daze sit there for hours and watch.
This was just bound to happen. Interns at NASA's Johnson Space Center have produced a music video parody of Meghan Trainor's, 'All About That Bass' called 'All About That Space.'
NASA will back to sending Americans to space soon. Boeing and SpaceX just won the contracts to taxi people back and forth to the International Space Station. For the last few years we've had to rely on Russia's space program to get our astronauts to and from.
If you're like and like all things astronautical you may want to head out doors tonight at about 9:30 pm. That is the next time the International Space Station is set to fly by over head. If you can't or miss it tonight, there are other dates to come this month.
NASA announced the discovery of 715 new planets. Now just to get a feel for the scope of this announcement, about 1,000 planets total had been identified in our galaxy. That is before this week.
It was a sad day 28 years ago today. On January 28, 1986, seven astronauts perished in flight as NASA's shuttle 'Challenger' exploded at 11:38 am in view of thousands on the ground and millions across the country as we watched live on television.
Not sure the ending was tragic but, likely, it was. This frog was caught on camera going up into space but, sadly, gravity probably won the battle...
When I search for things to post about I usually go check the local newspapers, gossip sites like Pop Crush, TMZ or check this day in celebration, births and what happened on this date. This is one looking back on moment that I'm sure you''ll remember where you were when you got the news, if you're old enough to remember 27 years ago.
The Angry Birds franchise turned to NASA for the development and promotion of their game Angry Birds Space. Now it appears the space agency is turning to the super-addictive game for their latest strategy to explore the great beyond.
Even scientists have soul! Take a listen to 'Jewel in the Night,' by Colonel Chris Hadfield.


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Can you imagine counting to one million? Continuously? For 16 hours a day?
Live? In front of potentially millions of people?
That's exactly what Jeremy Harper, an American (naturally) is doing, right now. The 31-year-old computer science graduate is hoping to raise money for the Push America charity for people with disabilities.
Armed with only his counting ability, a handheld clicker, several webcams, an unbelievably patient girlfriend and one very confused looking Pug dog called Skillet, Jeremy cannot leave his house until he has reached the one million mark. They reckon it should take 3 to 4 months. He gets some short breaks, to eat and go to the loo, to update his blog and to sleep, but otherwise he is counting constantly.
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Tune in and be astounded by this bizarre and yet strangely admirable feat of endurance.
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