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"Creamy peanut butter and delicious fruit spread swirls are a fun new twist on classic pancakes."
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1 tablespoon
1 tablespoon
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2% evaporated milk
3 tablespoons
melted butter
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Smucker's® Simple Blends® Fieldberry Fruit Spread
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creamy peanut butter
Butter for frying
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* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
PB and J Swirled Oatmeal Pancakes
Serving Size: 1/8 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 8
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 322
Calories from Fat: 150
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text: Review: Spider PowerForce over the ear Headphones Stormy Beach 7 February, 2013 2 Comments Over the years I have tested out a wide variety of over the ear headphones. A few have stood out in my mind as being top-notch, while others left me wondering why anyone would pay so much for such garbage. I was impressed with the sound quality of the SOUL by Ludacris, but the built quality was terrible. The UrbanEars met both sound and build quality, in my opinion, especially for the price. I have listened to Beats by Dre, and wasn't all that excited about them in either respect. I loved the sound and build quality of the V-Moda Crossfade M-80's, just couldn't fall in love with the price tag. With the spec's it rocked and the additions though, I can understand the price. We have been hard at work to dig out some of the latest and greatest headphones that we are sure you will love, or maybe hate, who knows. So let's take a closer look at a set that meets my expectations of price and both sound quality and build quality. The Spider PowerForce All of this brings me to a company we came in contact with at CES 2013, Spider. We had the chance to hear their most recently released over the ear headphones called the PowerForce, along with a number of other products they have out and on the way. Every single one of them captivated us. We spent a great deal of time at their booth. We were lucky enough to get our hands on a set of PowerForce headphones and have been testing them out for the last two weeks or so and now we are ready to give you the details that some out there have been craving. Spider PowerForce Spec's 40mm dynamic driver Designed for audiophiles by audiophiles 10 – 22K Hz frequency response reproduces the lowest lows and highest highs Impedance – 32 ohm Sensitivity – 105 dB Multi-directional design allows single-ear, studio listening. Super-soft ear cushions feel comfortable even after hours of wearing Premium memory foam helps to block outside ambient noise and provides a quiet environment. Cable lock function makes sure the music does not stop while you are active. Rugged yet lightweight Full, circumaural ear-covering design Easily folds into supplied storage bag 9 feet and 4 feet cables included Professional grade quarter-inch adapter included That is about it. Just kidding. Those are the official spec's of the PowerForce. Reading what the company has to say and what a real person has to say are completely different things. Let's address a few features of the PowerForce headphones in no particular order and expand on them. Build quality and additional attributes For starters, I don't feel like these will break easily. I have pulled them open a number of times without hesitation or fear of cracking or breaking the headband. The top portion is a stitched soft leather, in either black with red stitching or white with gold stitching. The underside that sits against your head is a soft mess of sorts. Spider mixes metals and plastics together to give them a solid look and even better feel. The adjustable sides are on metal sliders, while the actual mechanism is hard plastic. Making adjusting easy, smooth and stiff. Each earcup is attached with a dual pivot connector. Allowing you to rotate the ear cups to the rear and slightly forward. They also fold up towards the head band. This is where the multi-directional design allows single-ear, studio listening. That, along with the arms that hold each earcup being able to flip 180 degrees and face the opposite direction. As for the earcups themselves, one of the most important aspects really. The arms that hold the earcups are plastic, but are solid. Again, I don't feel like I am gong to snap them easily. I am sure it could happen, but not for a normal user. Maybe with a hardcore drop or fall, but that is only a maybe. The outer cup is made from what feels like aluminum. It has a spider clearly visible on the outs side of each earcup. On the black ones that we have, the spider is slightly raised aluminium. Where as the white version looks like it is recessed in aluminium. The housing is made from plastic and has a spider web design on it. It makes it look like the spider is sitting on a web on your ears. Kind of a cool effect. The earcups are oval shaped versus the traditional round style you get with some other brands. This gives you a better ear covering experience. I am not sure if you have ever looked before but ears aren't round on almost all people. The cups have an amazingly soft black leatherish covering over them and inside it is filled with premium memory foam. Comfort and long-term wear Some headphones will start to pinch your head and hurt your ears. Not from the sound, but physically hurt your ears. The PowerForce fit so well and the memory foam cushion is so comfortable that I have had no issues wearing them for 6 to 8 hours at a time. The only time my ears feel funny is when I take them off, cause they are missing the caress of the earcups. Sound quality I don't claim to be an audio expert or audiophile, but I do know what I think my music should sound like. I listen to a wide variety of music including Rap, Metal, Rock, Punk, Indie, Pop, Country and anything in between. When I listen to any genre of music I want to hear the song. I want to hear the vocals clearly, unless they are screaming and I can't make them out anyways. I want to hear the hi-hats, the bass drum, the bass guitar, the guitar and be able to hear all aspects of a song. I want the bass to be solid, but not over powering and my musical experience to be exciting. The PowerForce headphone deliver on all fronts. No matter the genre I listened to, no matter the number of hours I clocked listening to them, I found them a delight to have on my head. Nothing seemed to over power the other. Meaning the highs weren't screeching, the bass didn't drown out the mids and the vocal weren't lost or muffled in the rest of the sound. There are a few more things that we have to mention and talk about before you can go buy a set for yourself. Spider packs in a regular 4 foot straight headphone cable that has a 90 degree headphone plug on one end and the straight headphone plug with lock on the other. When you attach the headphones to the cable you insert it into the hole, push in and turn. Locking it into the headphones. They also include a stretchable curly cable that reaches 9 feet. One one end is a straight locking headphone plug for the use in the headphones. on the other end you have another straight headphone plug with a twist. you can plug it directly into a 3.5 mm jack and rock out, or you can screw on the included 1/4 inch adapter. This is perfect for old school sound systems, guitar or bass amplifiers or anywhere else you need a 1/4 inch plug to listen. Last, but not least, Spider also includes a very slick bag to tuck everything into for travel and storage. Oh, did we mention they fold up also. Just a minor detail you might be looking out for. Final Thoughts If you are looking for a solid set of headphones that can deliver great sound that don't have the hyped up price tags and superstar branding, the Spider PowerForce are an all around win. They sound amazing and fit better than many that I have personally used in the past. They are comfortable for hours on end and cover any listeners genre style or needs. The only thing left to tell you guys is what they will set yo back. If you pick up the PowerForce in Black or White directly through Spider, you are looking at spending $129.99. Which by all accounts is priced below what we feel they could or should go for. We have caught them on Amazon for between $79.99 and $116.28, depending on where you click. Amazon themselves appear to have them at the $79.99 price tag. Which is pretty much like robbing Spider. Head over to Spiderproduct.com to check out the black or white ones. While you are there, check out some of their other products, like the insanely designed in-ear earbuds or Bluetooth speakers. You can also click the links below to head to Amazon and see if you can pick up a deal. Amazon – Spider International Inc E-HEPH-BK01 PowerForce Audiophile Headphones Black Amazon – Spider International Inc E-HEPH-WH01 PowerForce Audiophile Headphones White Justin Thank you for this review. I have been looking for quality headphones without breaking the bank and these sound perfect. The entire Beats brand is highly overrated and seem to get by on style, but these look even more stylish to me. Bill I was going to get the white version but after reading this review http://www.slinkystudio.info/reviews/2013/11/28/spider-powerforce-headphones-review.html I think I may get black. They make them look so awesome!!


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...and it is those same chatter-boxes who sit behind you in the four hour air flight back from the Greek Islands; "constantly nattering behind me".
There is a word for when you purposely listen-in to another conversation - eavesdrop. I have never found a word that means the opposite - when the unwelcome mindless chatter is imposed upon you....relentlessly. Grrhh.
- 8 July 2011 at 20:24
Earplugs would work for planes and trains but not for live gigs. Young girls have a lot to answer for. I saw the Stones live in their heyday. I say 'saw' rather than 'heard'... it was screaming then, rather than gassing. Live gigs should be the ultimate music experience and I've had a few 'fuddy duddy' looks from chatterboxes in recent years - so maybe I am.
- 13 July 2011 at 08:11
Looks like you have a fan-club
- 13 July 2011 at 08:59
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ooh thanks for that Guardian link... I have sent the Indie Professor an email.
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http://www.talkithere.com Similar setting like facebook Mobile capability as well live webcam chat
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Luxury Self-Catered Ski Apartment in Champagny en Vanoise, France
800m from Ski Lifts - 300m from Ski Bus
Sleeps up to 10, from €1,150 per week.
L'aiguille du Mey is in the French ski resort of Champagny en Vanoise and has La Plagne and Paradiski within reach for a days skiing.
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Home > Degree Programs > Undergraduate > Current Students > Business Administration > Human Resources Management
Companies rely on the knowledge, skills and abilities of their workforce to function and succeed. Students who study the human resources management concentration will learn how to ensure the human resource goal of attracting, developing and maintaining a competitive workforce for a small business or large organization. The learning to be derived from the concentration will be of interest and relevance to anyone with supervisory and management ambitions, as well as to those contemplating entering the HR field.
Academic performance in the freshman and sophomore courses is the main criterion for admission to the upper-division in the School of Management. In the first two years, students complete the university writing requirements, general education courses and seven prerequisite courses for the major.
Students not ready for calculus are advised to complete pre-calculus before attempting MTH 131.
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|ECO 181 Introduction to Macroeconomics (prerequisite to business major)
|ECO 182 Introduction to Microeconomics (prerequisite to business major)
|MTH 131 Mathematical Analysis for Business (prerequisite to business major)
|PSY 101 Introduction to Psychology (prerequisite to business major)
|ENG 101 Writing I
|ENG 201 Advanced Writing II
|UGC 111 World Civilization I
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|Free Elective (AACSB - 3 units)
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|MGA 201 Introduction to Accounting I (prerequisite to business major)
|MGA 202 Introduction to Accounting II (prerequisite to business major)
|MGQ 201 Introduction to Computers and Statistics (prerequisite to business major)
|Arts General Education Course
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|Natural Science (with lab)
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|MGI 301 Human Resources Management **
|MGG 300 Career Strategies, Planning and Management (fall or spring, 2 hrs.) **
|MGF 301 Corporation Finance **
|MGS 351 Introduction to Management Information Systems **
|MGO 302 Production and Operations **
|MGQ 301 Statistical Decisions in Management **
|MGB 301 Organizational Behavior and Administration **
|MGM 301 Principles of Marketing **
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|MGT 401 Public Policy, Law and Management **
|MGO 403 Fundamentals of Strategic Management (fall or spring) **
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HR Concentration Elective Course (MGI 417 - spring only, MGB 425 - fall or spring, or MGI 496 - fall or spring course)
|HR Concentration Elective Course (MGI 416 - fall only, MGB 425 - fall or spring, or MGI 496 - fall or spring course)
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Sally Hansen Hard As Nails Xtreme Wear Reviews
Hooked!ive gotten about two polishes from this brand — 3 years, 3 months agolovealwayselsaa | 4 reviews
long lasting and great colorThis is one of the best nail polishes I own. I have it in purple and black and the quality is terrific. I don't find it to be too thin, I use two coats and I'm good. Plus, it lasts long if you do it well and use a good base and top coat. I've had mine last for about 2 weeks on my hands and even longer on my toes before I see any chipping. I have no complaints about this polish. — 3 years, 4 months agomnqtvrs | 17 reviews
Great brush and coverageI really like the brush of this nail polish - applying nail polish is more easy and quicker than if you have a long and narrow brush. Sometimes one coat will already be enough to get full coverage, but I always apply two (+ base and top coat). — 3 years, 5 months agoattol | 19 reviews
For the price, amazing!I actually painted my nails yesterday and forgot how good this stuff was and couldn't believe it(for the second time haha). It seems so difficult to find a nail polish that goes on thin and doesn't clump but also doesn't require like 5 coats. This is one of the few I can think of like that. It is the perfect balance. I love it — 3 years, 9 months agoalessa63 | 27 reviews
Great nail polishIt lasts pretty long if you put on two coats and a clear coat on top! a lot of pretty colors to pick from! — 3 years, 9 months agoitsmeeeeee | 14 reviews
Pretty!This brand has great color choices! — 3 years, 10 months agokutiepie | 22 reviews
Mixed FeelingsThis nail polish is fairly inexpensive and has a nice choose of colors. But for the effectiveness of it, it's on and off. I have about ten of this type and some are too watery and some are perfect! When buying these you take a chance on how good they work! — 3 years, 10 months agocutiepie29 | 18 reviews
Addicted!This is one of my favorite nail polish brands. Love the bright funky colors and for many of the colors, you can easily do a quickie mani and just apply one coat without any streaking or getting a dull color — 3 years, 11 months agoChelleBelle718 | 49 reviews
AMAZING!I am absolutely obsessed with nail polish. I have been using these since I was little and I literally have almost the whole collection. I love that they have such a wide selection. They have darks, funky colors, and brights. I paint my nails once a week and it stays on without chipping for most of the week. They are not expensive at all and easily accesible. I will continue purchasing these nail polishes forever. — 3 years, 11 months agolivelovelaugh2 | 16 reviews
Review subjectI've bought like five of these, and love them. I'm a cashier and beat my nails up on a daily basis. These polishes take the abuse way better than any of the OPIs that I've purchased. — 3 years, 11 months agosarah_m | 29 reviews
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With the expected signing of 1B Adam LaRoche, the Washington Nationals are expected to be looking to move OF/1B Michael Morse. The team traded for CF Denard Span, which gives the team a crowded OF which includes Bryce Harper and Jayson Werth. There are several teams in the need of some power in their outfield with a couple teams looking for first basemen. With the Nationals trying to repeat as NL East Champions, they are unlikely to trade within the division, which would eliminate teams such as the Phillies and Braves. Both teams would be very good fits for Morse. Maybe the lack of immediate competitiveness would increase the chances of him being dealt to the Mets or Marlins; both of whom would benefit from his presence in their lineup. Morse has been a dependable power bat over the past two seasons. He missed some time due to injury, so some do not give him the credit he deserves. Last season, he hit .291, 18, 62 in just 102 games. His 2011 season was very solid, as he hit .303...
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FireworksJuly 4th - Come celebrate our Nation's birthday at Black River Landing. To celebrate our nation's independence, the Lorain Port Authority and Rockin' on the River will be hosting a fireworks display over Lake Erie on Saturday, July 4th at dusk. Families can gather at Black River Landing which is hosting Rockin' on the River, or many other lakefront locations such as the Spitzer Marina, Riverside Park or Lakeview Park to view the fireworks. full story
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Fruit & Nut Baked Apples
19 Feb 2011
|Baking apples
|4 Large (such as Rome Beauty or Cortland)
|Lemon juice
|1 Tablespoon
|Chopped dried apricots
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
|Chopped walnuts/Pecans
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
|Packed brown sugar
|3 Tablespoon
|Ground cinnamon
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Melted butter/Margarine
|2 Tablespoon
SCOOP out center of each apple, leaving 1 1/2-inch-wide cavity about 1/2 inch from bottom.
Peel top of apple down about 1 inch.
Brush peeled edges evenly with lemon juice.
Mix apricots, walnuts, brown sugar and cinnamon in small bowl.
Add butter; mix well.
Spoon mixture evenly into apple cavities.
POUR 1/2 cup water onto bottom of slow cooker.
Place 2 apples in slow cooker.
Arrange remaining 2 apples above but not directly on top of bottom apples.
Cover and cook on LOW 3 to 4 hours or until apples are tender.
Serve warm or at room temperature with caramel ice cream topping, if desired.
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ETonline reports that the voices of Beatle Paul McCartney and Yoko Ono, wife of the late John Lennon, will be heard on the soundtrack to Judd Apatow's upcoming film THIS IS 40. Ono will sing the song 'I'm Your Angel' while McCartney will croon 'Lunch Box Old Sox.'
News of the two singers performing on the same soundtrack was released only one week after McCartney revealed in an interview that he does not hold the 79-year-old Ono responsible for the break up of the iconic rock band. "She certainly didn't break the group up, the group was breaking up," McCartney told British television's David Frost. "I don't think you can blame her for anything."
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The Nationals tied it in the fourth on Danny Espinosa's RBI single. It was just the second hit in the last 23 at-bats for the second baseman.
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NOTES: Washington activated 3B Ryan Zimmerman from the 15-day disabled list before the game and he went 0 for 4 with four strikeouts. INF Anthony Rendon was sent to Double-A Harrisburg of the Eastern League to make roster space. Zimmerman had been on the disabled list since April 18 with a strained left hamstring and the Nationals were 6-8 in his absence. ... Washington RF Jayson Werth did not play and is likely to miss the three-game series with a strained right hamstring. ... Nationals RHP Stephen Strasburg (1-4, 3.16) looks to snap his four-game losing streak Saturday when he faces left-hander Jeff Locke (3-1, 2.83), who has pitched 13 scoreless innings while winning his last two starts.
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Broiled Marinated Chicken With Vegetables
|5 Clove (25 gm) (Unpeeled)
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Black pepper
|1 Teaspoon
|Dried oregano
|1⁄2 Teaspoon, crumbled
|Ground cumin
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Ground cloves
|1⁄8 Teaspoon
|Lime juice
|2 Tablespoon
|Skinless boneless chicken breast halves
|4 Ounce
|Green bell peppers
|6 Ounce
|6 Ounce, trimmed and halved lengthwise
|4 Ounce, trimmed and halved lengthwise
|2 Ounce, peeled and halved crosswise, plus 1/2 cup finely chopped onion
|Plum tomatoes
|3 Ounce, halved
|Vegetable oil
|1 Tablespoon
|All purpose flour
|2 Teaspoon
|Canned chicken broth/Stock
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Dry white wine
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Chopped parsley
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|To Taste
1. Place the unpeeled garlic cloves on a heavy griddle or in a cast-iron skillet over moderate heat and toast, turning frequently, until spotted dark brown on the outside and soft inside, 15 to 20 minutes. Let cool slightly. Peel and chop on a cutting board. Add the salt and, using the side of a knife blade, work into a paste.
2. Scrape the garlic paste into a small bowl and stir in the black pepper, oregano, cumin and ground cloves. Gradually stir in the lime juice. Spread this seasoning paste all over the chicken breast halves; wrap tightly and refrigerate for 12 to 24 hours.
3. Roast the green peppers directly over a gas flame or under the broiler as close to the heat as possible, turning until charred all over. Place in a plastic bag and let steam for 5 minutes in the refrigerator. Working over a colander, peel the peppers under gently running warm water. Remove the cores and seeds; cut the pepper into 1/2-inch strips.
4. Preheat the broiler. Deeply score the cut sides of the zucchini and the eggplants in diagonal lines about 1/2-inch apart. Working in 2 batches, if necessary, arrange the zucchini, eggplants, halved onions and tomatoes in a single layer on a foil-lined broiler pan. Brush the zuc chini, eggplants, onions and tomatoes with 2 teaspoons of the vegetable oil. Broil about 4 inches from the heat until the vegetables are slightly blackened on top and soft and tender inside, 5 to 15 minutes. Remove, cover with aluminum foil and set aside.
5. Let the chicken return to room temperature before broiling. Remove the chicken from the marinade; reserve the marinade for the sauce. Broil the chicken on a foil-lined broiler pan until speckled dark brown on top, 3 to 5 minutes. Turn and broil until just cooked through, 1 to 3 minutes longer. Wrap in aluminum foil to keep warm and pour any drippings into the reserved marinade.
6. Put the remaining 1 teaspoon vegetable oil in a small heavy skillet, preferably nonstick. Add the 1/2 cup chopped onion and saute over moderate heat until lightly colored, 3 to 5 minutes. Add the flour and cook, stirring, for 1 minute. Whisk in the reserved marinade, the chicken broth and the wine. Bring to a boil, whisking, until thickened slightly. Simmer, stirring frequently, until reduced to 1 cup, about 5 minutes. Remove from the heat and stir in the parsley. Season with salt to taste.
7. To serve, thinly slice the chicken breasts across the grain and fan out (overlap) in the center of each dinner plate. Divide the vegetables among the plates; drizzle the sauce over the chicken and vegetables. Serve warm or at room temperature.


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JWorks Miami:Job Seeker Orientation July 7
2015-07-07, 9am to 11am
Join us to learn about our program as well as valuable job search tips and advice. At this session you will have the opportunity to:•Meet the JWorks Miami Team •Network with other job seekers •Practice your elevator pitch •Learn about upcoming JWorks Miami Workshops •Schedule an in person meeting with a career counselor Please register at www.jworksmiami.org
The Israeli Traveling Gallery Group
Federation of Jewish Men's Clubs
2015-07-08, 10 am to 6pm
Purchase original Israeli items directly from the artists, manufacturers and vendors. Gabrielli,David Gerstein, Morris Dahan, Dan Groover, Agayov and much more. This is part of the FJMC Federation of Jewish Men's Clubs International Convention July 8 - 12th at the Deauville Beach Resort. Wed. July 8th 10am - 6pm Thu. July 9th 10am-9pm Fri. July 10th 10am - 4pm Sat. July 11th 10pm - Mid Sun. July 12th 9am - 3:30pm See http://fjmc.org/content/israeli-traveling-gallery-group While it's not exactly the shuk in Israel, you can get a lot of wonderful Israeli items at the Israeli Traveling Gallery Group, which will be open during Convention. Click on the image below to download a copy of the flyer.
Mosaic Ichetucknee Springs Tubing Weekend
When: Saturday to Sunday, July 11 to July 12. Meet at the hotel in Lake City any time between 3:00 and 6:00 pm on Saturday. What: Tubing weekend in Alachua! Join friends for this weekend full of fun and sun. We will be staying in a hotel in Lake City, FL. Meet there on Saturday afternoon for a Meet & Greet Pool Cocktail Party. The cocktail party is BYOB; we'll provide some mixers & snacks. At 6:30, we'll head to a local restaurant for a group dinner, then come back to the hotel for a Games Night. On Sunday morning, we'll have breakfast at the hotel, then head over to nearby Ichetucknee Springs State Park where we will start our tubing adventure. If you need a roommate, please let us know; We will be making a list and helping to pair you up. The centerpiece activity of the weekend will be floating down the crystal clear waters of the Ichetucknee River. The Ichetucknee River is a National Natural Landmark that flows six miles through shaded hammocks and wetlands before it joins the Santa Fe River. White-tailed deer, raccoons, wild turkeys, wood ducks and great blue herons can be seen from the river. Bring snorkeling gear, and jump off your tube at any time to explore the springs along the way. The entire float takes about 3-4 hours. You can even choose a raft instead of a tube, if you'd prefer, and have plenty of space for your gear. We should finish our tubing by about 3:00 pm on Sunday. Once off the river, we will all be hungry, so we'll grab dinner on the way home. Where: Days Inn, Lake City FL, off I-75 on Hwy 90, located at 3144 West US Highway 90, Lake City, FL 32055. 386-752-9350 Carpool Site: Carpooling will be arranged by the trip leader on request. Meet at Wyndham Boca Raton, 1950 Glades Road, Boca Raton, FL 33431 It's just west of I-95 on the south side of Glades Road. Directions: Take Florida's Turnpike to I-75 north (near Wildwood). Continue on I-75 north to US 90 (exit 427) and head east to the hotel at 3144 West US Highway 90, Lake City, FL 32055 Bring: Clothing, toiletries, hat, sunscreen, bug spray, bathing suit, etc. Optional gear includes snorkeling gear, dry bags, waterproof camera. To keep the river pristine, no food, alcohol, tobacco or disposable items may be taken on the river. (Drinks and snacks may be taken. However, they need to be in a hard plastic re-sealable container.) Cost: The cost of the event is $15 for Mosaic members, $20 for non-members. Cost includes tube rentals and cocktail party. Additional costs, which are not included, are as follows; Hotel $74 a night per room including hot breakfast, divided by the number of people sharing the room, $5 per person park entrance fee, plus restaurant meals, and any upgraded tubes or rafts. RSVP: Please register and pay in advance at www.SouthFloridaMosaic.org/calendar and click on the event. For more information, to secure your hotel reservation, and to arrange carpooling, contact Melanie Tolchin at 561-866-8630 or firstname.lastname@example.com
AIPAC's Miami Club and The Network Cocktail Briefing
2015-07-15, 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM
The Network of the Greater Miami Jewish Federation and the American Israel Public Affairs Committee's (AIPAC) Miami Club will host an evening briefing on Wednesday, July 15, at Radio South Beach. We will be featuring Joshua Karsh, AIPAC's Florida Deputy Director, who will speak about the most recent developments in Israel and the Middle East.
Guests will receive a special 2 for 1 extended happy hour.
This event is reserved for young professionals between the ages of 22-40 years old.
Street parking available nearby.
JWorks Miami: Job Seeker Workshop #1 July 15
2015-07-15, 9am to 11am
Join us to learn valuable job search tips and advice, network with other job seekers, and meet the JWorks Miami Team. At this WorkShop you will have the opportunity to learn about:•Time management skills during a job search •How to prepare for the interview •Email etiquette •Best resume format and tips for your specific situation •How to write a great cover letter Please register at www.jworksmiami.org
AIPAC Annual Emerging Leader Luncheon
2015-07-17, 12:00 PM to 1:30 PM
AIPAC's Annual Emerging Leader Luncheon welcomes local AIPAC leadership,summer associates, congressional staff and interns to participate in a unique Middle East briefing.
Guided Segway Tour of South Beach
2015-07-19, 3:30 PM to 5:30 PM
When: Sunday, July 19, from 3:30 pm - 5:00 pm. You must be on time. Keep in mind that this is South Beach, on a Sunday, and can be hard to find parking, so know where the nearby parking garages are, and leave plenty of time to park. What: Looking for something fun and exciting to do? Join Mosaic as we Segway through South Beach. No balance, expertise or coordination needed. We will have a guided tour of South Beach as we hop on our individual self- balancing human transporter (i.e the Segway). Afterwards we'll have fun exploring South Beach and find a nice cool place to have a drink/dinner. Where: Meet at South Florida Trikke, 226 14th Street, Miami Beach. 786-353-7382 Cost: $50 for Mosaic members, $55 for non-members. Adults only please. Contact: RSVP and advance registration & payment required. Please register and pay in advance at www.SouthFloridaMosaic.org/calendar and click on the event. For more info please contact Jennifer at (516) 297-8035 or email@example.com
2015-07-21, 6:45 pm to 9:00 pm
Join us for a 9-Days Community Siyum in support of EMUNAH's life saving educational and social service network which benefits thousands of Israel's neediest children and families each day.
Sunset Over Miami Host Committee Meeting
2015-07-28, 8:00am to 9:00am
Host Committee Meeting for Sunset Over Miami
YJP Miami 5th Annual White Party at SKY
YJP Miami
2015-07-30, 8:00pm
Join us for the 5th Annual YJP Miami White Party at the Rok Family Shul Chabad Downtown Jewish Center. Get Dressed in White and Meet 100s of Miami's Young Jewish Adult Community on this special holiday of Tu'BAv - The Jewish Holiday of Romance. Open Bar - Tapas - Sushi - DJ Support of YJP $500 Table Sponsor - Includes Entrance for 6 People Private Table, Platter of Sushi & Premium Bottle of Vodka. Corporate Sponsorships Available contact firstname.lastname@example.com Tu B'Av - There were no greater festivals for Israel than the 15th of Av and Yom Kippur. On these days the daughters of Jerusalem would go out... and dance in the vineyards. And what would they say? "Young man, raise your eyes and see which you select for yourself...."
Zumba Class at the Chic Om'Echaye Fitness Center in Hallandale
2015-08-02, 10:45am
When: Sunday, August 2, 10:45 am. Meet and mingle for a few minutes, and sign their waiver. Class starts at 11:15 am sharp! What: We've arranged a great day at this chic, Jewish-owned spa. Zumba is a growing form of dance aerobics, done to a mix of Latin and world beats. It will get you so stoked about exercising you won't even realize you're burning so many calories! This class will be for all levels and genders so take this opportunity to try something completely new. We'll have a one-hour class followed by a light lunch at the restaurant on property, a tour of the Wellness Center & Spa, and then the group will head over to the beach for some fun in the sun. Put on your dancing pants and get ready to party! Check out their Yelp reviews at http://www.yelp.com/biz/omechaye-hallandale Where: Om'Echaya Wellness & Fitness Center, 1100 E. Hallandale Beach Blvd, Hallandale, FL 33009. 954-456-6945 Directions: Take I-95 to Hallandale Beach Blvd (exit 18) and head east. It is about three blocks past US 1 (Federal Hwy) on the right. Bring: Wear/bring clothes you'll be comfortable to move/dance in and sneakers. You can bring a towel and a water bottle. You probably want to bring a change of clothes for lunch afterwards, as well a swimsuit and towel for the beach after that. Cost: We've arranged a great deal for a class that is normally $18. If you live in S. Florida and you've never been to Om'Echaya before, the intro rate will be $7 for Mosaic members and $12 for non-members. Cost includes the Zumba class (which is free to first-timers), gratuity, and other incidentals. Contact: Advance registration & payment required. Please register and pay in advance at www.SouthFloridaMosaic.org/calendar and click on the event. For more info please contact Jennifer at (516) 297-8035 or firstname.lastname@example.com
2015-08-06, 6pm to 7pm
Come learn Hebrew with Rabbi Julie Jacobs! No previous knowledge necessary. August 6 - October 8 Thursdays
YJP Miami Shabbat Dinner & Cocktails with Chabad UCF, UF, & UM
YJP Miami
2015-08-14, 7:00pm
Join Miami's Young Jewish Professionals & Chabad UCF UM & UF For Shabbat Dinner & Cocktails
Friday, August 14th
at Rok Family Shul – YJP Miami Headquarters 35 SE 9th Street Miami, FL 33131 7:00pm – Friday Night Services
7:30pm - Dinner
Dinner and Cocktails is
$25 Per Person Before August 6th
$25 After
Everyone will be seated at a table and Dinner will sell out at 150 People.
Reserve Early to ensure you have a seat.
RSVP at www.YJPMiami.com/Events
The Tribe's First Annual Pool in Elul
2015-08-15, 2:00 pm to 7:00 pm
Splash into late Summer with The Tribe at our First Annual Pool in Elul! Join us for an afternoon of drink specials and an extended DJ set of Hip Hop, Oldies, and House at one of Miami Beach's premiere outdoor properties, Thompson Miami Beach, which just opened it's doors this past fall. What better way to spend a Shabbat Summer afternoon?! You'll be glad you cooled off with us. Tix: http://bit.ly/poolinelul
Scheck Hillel August Board Meeting
2015-08-18, 7:00 to 9:00 pm
4th Annual International Getaway Shabbaton for Young Jewish Singles ages 21-35
Kspace Miami
2015-08-21, 7am to 11pm
A top of the class weekend retreat for young Jewish singles ages 21-35. Gorgeous hotel (Hyatt Bonita Springs), delicious food, and top of the line entertainment! We meet at Kspace on Friday Morning for breakfast and depart to Bonita Springs in Coach buses, we come back Sunday Night to Kspace Miami. Pre Party in Miami on Thursday! SEE FB EVENT FOR FULL DETAILS. https://www.facebook.com/events/882859961771174/ Early bird price avail until June 26th!!!! Price incl 2 nights in the hotel, all food, transportation etc! 400 young ppl at an exclusive South Beach location!
Back 2 Shul Friday Night Live at ATJC
2015-08-21, 6:00 pm
Aventura Turnberry Jewish Center and Tauber Academy present Back 2 Shul Friday Night Live. Followed by a Back to School Party. Please Note New Time for FNL. Frozen Dessert Buffet, Bounce Houses, Special Kids Menu. This event is complimentary; however, we ask that you bring in school supplies for children in need. Supplies will be donated to the JFS Kosher Food Bank. RSVP to (305) 937-1880 or email@example.com.
Scheck Hillel PKT-PK4 Back To School Night
2015-08-25, 7:00 pm
Scheck HIllel Back to School Night Kindergarten- Grade 2
2015-08-27, 7:00 pm
2015-08-30, 9:00 am to 11:30 am
Be a Partner with Jewish Community Services at JCS Milk & Honey by bringing traditional food baskets and holiday joy to frail elderly and others in need. Invite your family and friends to volunteer a few hours of their morning while helping deliver 600 food baskets to seniors in time for Rosh Hashanah. Community service hours for students are available.
The Shul presenta a Andres Oppenheimer
2015-08-31, 8 pm
Andres Oppenheimer estara presentando "Crear o Morir", como las 5 grandes claves para impulsar la innovación en América Latina impulsar una cultura de la innovación, reorientar la educación a ese fin, modificar las leyes que la inhiben, estimular la inversión en innovación, y por último, globalizarla.
Scheck Hillel Back to School Night Grades 3-5
2015-09-01, 7:00 pm
Greater Miami Jewish Federation WP Board of Directors Meeting
2015-09-02, 9:30 a.m. to 12;00 p.m.
Sharsheret "Play for Pink, Deal for Teal" Casino Night
2015-09-02, 6:00pm to 9:00pm
Rescheduled Date
Orh navva
2015-09-02, 7 to 11
2nd annual night of inspiration before rosh hashana!!!
Scheck Hillel Back to School Night Grades 6-8
2015-09-03, 7:00 pm
Jewish Heritage Day Foundation
2015-09-06, 12:30 PM to 4:30 PM
Join the tri-county Jewish community for an afternoon of Jewish pride and great baseball as the Miami Marlins take on the New York Mets in the twelfth annual Jewish Heritage Day. Kosher food, Jewish music and other surprises are scheduled for the day. Call 561-702-7663, or visit www.JewishHeritageDay.org for more information. A portion of the proceeds from the event goes to support Jewish education in South Florida.
Marlins National Anthem Band Performance
2015-09-06, 1:00 pm
Neiman Marcus Art of Fashion Lunchon Fundraiser for the MBJCC
2015-09-08, 12pm to 2pm
Neiman Marcus Art of Fashion Lunchon Fundraiser for the MBJCC
2015-09-08, Evening
Scheck Hillel Back to School Night Grades 9-12
2015-09-08, 7:00 pm
AIPAC North Dade/Miami Beach Event
Scheck Hillel HIP/PTA Pre-game Tailgate Party
2015-09-10, 6 pm
JCS BOARD MEETING - September 10, 2015
2015-09-10, 5:30PM to 8:00PM
September 11th Patriot Day Commemoration- US
2015-09-11, 8:30 am
2015-09-20, 12:30pm to 8:00pm
2015-09-20, 9 am to 1 pm
Mishkan Miami: the Jewish Connection for Spiritual Support
2015-09-20, 09:00 am to 12:00 pm
Tashlich & Rosh Hashanah 2nd Night Dinner
2015-09-25, 6:15 to 9:00
Tashlich and Festive Rosh Hashanah Dinner at Beth Torah Benny Rok Campus
Shabbat Under the Stars (Celebrating Sukkot)
2015-10-02, 5:30pm to 7:00pm
Shabbat Under the Stars (Celebrating Sukkot)
3rd Annual Rock'n Run Event for Breast and Ovarian Cancer Charities
2015-10-04, 7:30am to 10:30am
tentative date
2015-10-08, 6:00pm
Sunset Over Miami is Federation's largest event for Real Estate professionals, typically drawing 450-500 guests. This event offers every participant unique networking opportunities with veterans and newcomers in the industry. The Real Estate Division encourages the involvement of architects, brokers, builders, developers, contractors and professionals affiliated with these trades in supporting the philanthropic work of the Greater Miami Jewish Federation. While there is no solicitation of funds at this event, it is our goal that everyone in the room learns about Federation's important philanthropic goals and gets more involved.
2015-10-08, 10:00am to 1:00 pm
2015-10-10, 8:15pm to 11:00pm
2015-10-13, 10:00 am to 1:00 pm
Scheck Hillel October Board Meeting
2015-10-13, 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm
WIZO FL Opening Campaign with Guest Speaker Ambassador Daniel Ayalon
2015-10-14, 7:00 PM to 11:00 PM
2015-10-14, 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
2015-10-14, 12:00 pm to 1:00 pm
2015-10-14, 5:30pm to 8:00pm
2015 Alper JCC Women's Day Luncheon
2015-10-15, 9:30am to 2pm
Save the Date! The 35th annual Berrin Family Alper JCC Book Festival Women's Day Luncheon.
GMJF Mission- Paris and Israel
October 18-26, 2015
2015-10-20, 9:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
2015 Miami Jewish Health Systems Classic
2015-10-21, 10:30 AM to 7:00 PM
Annual Golf Tournament and Spa Day. Featuring a day of golf or spa, brunch and awards dinner. For more information, please call Beth Rubin at 305.514.8623 or firstname.lastname@example.com
GMJF Women's Philanthropy Southwest Dade Event
2015-10-21, 10:00am to 1:00pm
MBJCC Board of Directors Reception
2015-10-22, 7:30pm
2015-10-24, 9pm to 2am
2015-10-26, 9:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
2015-10-27, 11:45am to 2:00pm
Beit Issie Shapiro Donor Dinner
2015-10-28, 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm
this annual dinner is in recognition of the commitments from the major donors to the American Friends of Beit Issie Shapiro
2015-10-28, 10am to 7pm
Let's Kick off the Holiday Season with our amazing Shopping Boutique. New this year- 4-7pm Wine and Cheese
American Friends of The Hebrew University - Alumni Event
2015-10-29, 7 PM to 10 PM
Social gathering for Hebrew University alumni with cocktails and light fare to enjoy.
The Signature Event by AIPAC's Miami Club - Tentative Date
2015-10-29, 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM
AIPAC's flagship event for the Miami Club, the organization's young leadership division. This event is reserved for young professionals between the ages of 22 - 40 years old.
GMJF Women's Philanthropy MB/NED Outreach Event
2015-11-01, 9:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
The sisterhood of the shul
2015-11-02, 730 pm to 1030 pm
Fashion show of biblical women thru time
2015-11-02, 6:30 pm to 9:00 pm
Join us for LDI Session One
GMJF Women's Philanthropy SWD - Event
2015-11-03, 10:00 am to 1:00 pm
2015-11-04, 1PM to 2:30PM
Sy Brief will review "Open up the Iron Door: Memoirs of a Soviet Jewry Activist" by Avraham Weiss.
9th Annual Positive Living Awards
Alliance for Aging, Inc.
2015-11-05, 5:30 PM to 10:30 PM
Alliance for Aging presents awards to Older Adults (aged 60 +) who continue to give back to the community in fabulous ways, in 10 distinct categories. Visit http://www.allianceforaging.org/get-involved/recent-honorees to see last years winners and nominate someone for 2015
The Signature Event by AIPAC's Miami Club - Tentative
2015-11-05, 7:00 PM to 11:00 PM
AIPAC's flagship event for the Miami Club, the organization's young leadership division. This event is reserved for young professionals between the ages of 22 - 40 years old.
Jewish National Fund Miami Dade Kickoff Event
2015-11-05, 6:00pm to 10:00pm
Jewish National Fund 2015-2016 Campaign Kickoff Event.
Women of Distinction & Caring Luncheon
Plaza Health Network Foundation
2015-11-05, 11:00am to 1:30pm
6th Annual Luncheon honoring 6 women who have made a contribution to our community through their volunteer service and philanthropy and their professional career.
Beth Torah Annual International Night
Beth Torah Adath Yeshurun
November 8-10, 2015
American Committee for Shaare Zedek Medical Center in Jerusalem
2015-11-10, 11 AM to 3 PM
Scheck Hillel November Board Meeting
2015-11-10, 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm
MARJCC Senior Health Fair- "Aging Gracefully"
2015-11-10, 9AM to 1PM
A FREE community event highlighted by… •Senior related exhibitors from the health and medical field •Insurance and financial planning companies •Nursing and Assisted Living Facilities •Home care assistance● Blood pressure • Blood sugar • Hearing ●Cholesterol • Balance ●Special Guest Speakers and Latin Cardio Exercise Class, light refreshment ●Complimentary refreshments
GMJF WP Miami Beach Outreach Event
2015-11-10, 9:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
2015-11-11, 5:30 pm to 10:00 pm
AIPAC Miami Beach Club Member Event
2015-11-12, 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM
This event is reserved for AIPAC members who contribute $1,800 or more annually.
PJ Library in Miami Scavenger Hunt to Benefit JCS' Meals on Wheels for Homebound Elderly
2015-11-15, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Thanksgiving themed scavenger hunt through the Winn Dixie in Aventura. Join with other PJ families as we fill our carts for a cause.
Zachor Society Holocaust Memorial Tour
2015-11-15, 11:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
2015-11-16, 6:30 pm to 9:00 pm
Join us for LDI Session One
2015-11-18, 5:30pm to 8:30pm
Raised Healthy Wealthy and Wise with Conventry Edward-Pitt
Jewish Book Review Series Second Installment
2015-11-18, 1PM to 2:30PM
Sonia Taiz will review her book, "The Watchmaker's Daughter: A Memoir".
Guardian of Kesher Scholarship Luncheon
2015-11-19, 11:00am
Kesher's 19th Annual Guardian of Kesher Scholarship Luncheon. Our event keynote speaker is Genie Milgrom author of My Journey in Time
YJP Miami & The Rok Family Shul 10 Year Anniversary Gala
YJP Miami
2015-11-19, 6:30pm
YJP Miami & The Rok Family Shul 10 Year Anniversary Gala
ADL 2015 Jurisprudence Award Luncheon
2015-11-19, 11:30AM to 1:30PM
The Jurisprudence Award was established to recognize individuals who have made an outstanding contribution to the legal profession and to the community at large, while exemplifying the principles upon which the Anti-Defamation League was founded. We are proud to salute Sharon Langer & Alan Dimond, 2015 Jurisprudence Award recipients. Their passion for excellence, high ethical and professional standards, dynamic leadership and social responsibility are all values embodied in this award.
2015-11-19, 5:30PM to 8:00PM
Miami Jewish Film Festival 19th Annual Stars Party
Greater Miami Jewish Federation
2015-11-19, 5:30pm to 10:00pm
The Miami Jewish Film Festival celebrates its 19th annual Stars Party exclusively with its Film Society Members (Stars and above).
MBJCC Shabbat Under the Stars (Thanksgiving Theme)
2015-11-20, 5:30pm
XXXIV Annual Hebraica Maccabi Games
2015-11-21, 7 PM to 11/29
The Michael-Ann Russell JCC presents the XXXIV Annual Maccabi Games. 1 week of Competitive Sports for all ages. Join us at the JCC as the South Florida Jewish community comes together for this amazing event that also includes entertainment and the best Kosher Food Court! Must be pre-registered to compete but all welcome to visit! for information and registration got to: www.marjcc.org
Miami Beach JCC 10K Poker Fundraiser
A high-stakes celebrity poker tournament that takes place during the Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open. Cocktail Reception preceeds tournament. 36% Tax Deductible Donation to the MBJCC 64% Total Prize Pool Money
Talmudic University's Annual 41st Dinner
Scheck Hillel Community School Annual Event
2015-12-02, 6 pm
Battleground for Truth: Confronting Antisemitism and Holocaust Denial
US Holocaust Memorial Museum
2015-12-03, 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM
Today the Internet enables hate speech, antisemitism, and Holocaust denial to spread instantaneously around the globe. Find out how the Museum is fighting back using its collections, programs, and digital technology to foster deeper engagement with new generations.
PJ Library in Miami: Basel, Bagels & Dreidels
2015-12-06, 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
Sunday, December 6 from 10 to 11:30 a.m. join PJ Library in Miami for Basel, Bagels and Dreidels. Create your very home take home dreidel from legos and have a yummy dairy breakfast. Greater Miami Jewish Federation Boardroom.
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I was lucky enough to be at Dublin's OFFSET festival this year to hear photographer Richard Mosse talk about his extraordinary work in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Infra is a series shot on film first developed by the US military to spot camouflaged figures in the landscape. But Richard found the effect it had on capturing both the people and places of the conflict – which has seen more than five million people die since 1998 – was striking.
One of my top three afternoons here at It's Nice That was spent interviewing Nadav Kander. At the end of a long day he was nevertheless the most engaged, generous and interesting interviewee imaginable (the piece was published in the summer issue of Printed Pages). So whenever he produces something new I am helplessly predisposed to like it, which is essentially fine because Nadav is a creative talent from the very top drawer.
Beautiful video here from the mystic Brooklyn siren that is Sharon van Etten. It was directed by Michael Palmieri whose impressive back-catalogue of music videos includes the likes of The Strokes, Belle and Sebastian, Foo Fighters and Beck. In this video for Sharon he's taken her song title Taking Chances quite literally, setting her in a spiritual environment surrounded by smoking cups, plants, and classical, illustrated tarot cards. "When I first heard the song the lyrics immediately made me think about the opening sequence to the great Agnes Varda film Cleo from 5 to 7, one of my favorites," Michael says of the video.
They may look like scenes from an animated kids' film based underwater, but these stills are in fact all taken from PhD student Daniel Stoupin's mind-blowing time-lapse film, Slow Life. The film combines over 150,000 photographs taken of some of the world's most stunning coral reefs over excruciatingly long periods of time, allowing us land-based viewers to watch the otherwise imperceptible changes on the the ocean beds, which actually happen incredibly slowly.
Is there anything better than when pair of cool, creative individuals who also happen to be romantically involved collaborate to make something glorious together? No, I answer myself, there is not, which is why this new offering from super-couple Lena Dunham and her musician boyfriend Jack Antonoff, lead singer of Bleachers, is so fantastic.
It's fair to say my dancing "style" is very much of the embarrassed-dad-at-a-late-1990s-wedding school. You know the type; he knows the Macarena but he's not sure how. Luckily though i-D and Diesel have ridden to my rescue with this brilliant new video taking us through the A-Z of dance. It's fair to say that it's modern dance, so twerking and East Coast Swing are in, but anyone waiting for the waltz will be disappointed. Nonetheless it's a super-fun celebration of some of society's rhythmic foibles.
Krishna Shenoi is a 20-year-old filmmaker, writer and illustrator based in India. He is also a bit of a scamp as evidenced by his latest project which is pinging around the blogosphere today with good reason. Krishna has created an alternate scene for multi award-winning space and special effects bonanza Gravity, one which if included would have made it a very different film. The core idea is simple and funny, but as we so often say it's the care with which he's executed it that raises it above so many fleeting online parodies. Good work sir!
In case we haven't told you a billion times already – oh wait, we have – Tavi Gevinson and Minna Gilligan very kindly had a conversation on the theme of Doing it Differently for our Spring issue of Printed Pages. They covered some of life's most important topics including Madonna, hoarding, being the CEO of your own life, felt tips, and not giving a shit about people hating stuff you create.
This Thursday sees the launch of Suspended, a debut solo show by Chloe Early at The Outsiders London. The works on display are Chloe's response to the "romantic splendour of Renaissance religious art" and an exploration of "the themes of weightlessness and gravity." Her paintings feature realistically rendered human figures, lifted above the ground by unseen forces or large clusters of helium balloons. Chloe contends that we no longer have objects of worship within fine art, and so her images serve as celestial totems of real-world figures elevated above the mundane.
There's two creative achievements to be lauded here, one of which is joyfully opportunistic. Kendra Eash wrote a terrific poem called This Is A Generic Brand Video for McSweeney's which lampoons the kind of corporate videos dreamed up by marketing committees with too much time on their hands. You know the ones, full of inspirational imagery saturated with heavy-handed metaphors and sprinkled with impressive-sounding but essentially meaningless claptrap.
Daniel Hashimoto just trumped every single other dad who thinks they're doing a pretty good job and jumped straight to the top of the podium. How? He's an After Effects artist for DreamWorks studios, and he's taken to adding CGI to clips of his toddler son playing at home. As a result, little James sets fire to shelves with his light sabre in toy shops, falls through puddles on the street, jumps over hot lava bouncing from sofa to sofa in his living room and he shoots things left, right and centre. He even has his very own dedicated YouTube Channel, The Action Movie Kid. Don't miss the moment when James exclaims "Golly!" as his house collapses in ravaging flames behind him. Thank God The Independent brought this to our Friday! AMAZING.
Since we first heard Jungle's debut single Platoon in June of 2013 we've been eagerly anticipating every new track they've released and keen to see how they'll follow up their outrageously cute first video that featured B-Girl Terra, a six-year-old break dancer.
Imagine if, instead of being an online search engine, Google was a man in an office, surrounded by stacks of papers too high to see over. Imagine if every time you had a question to Google you not only had to wait in line outside his office, but you also had to watch ashamedly while he rummaged through the aforementioned files. Imagine the things you'd hear.
In the competitive, ever-changing world of the creative industries, it can be hard to get the right opportunities to make great work, which is why the time is ripe for innovative platforms like MOFILM.
We've always suspected that Robert Hunter was a talented chap – we were certainly aware that his illustration skills were pretty top notch. But what we hadn't appreciated was what a diverse range of skills he's got tucked up his sleeve.
We all know Clarks has a cult following in Jamaica – everyone from Vybez Kartel to Little John has sung about them in one form or another (there's even a book about it). But we didn't know that the appeal of Clarks transcended musical boundaries to the point that mysterious rapper MF Doom would consider collaborating with the brand. But, that's exactly what's just happened; the company that used to make your school shoes have released a custom Clarks Original with the MF Doom monogram embossed into the leather. And here's a beautifully-shot promo by Charlie Robins and Joe Alexander to prove it, following MF Doom on a road trip to the Somerset village of Street, where the very first shoe was born. Baffling and brilliant!
The final of this week's five films in the 32LDN series building up a portrait of London through the stories of the people and places which make it what it is comes Alright Superstar. It features Chloe Kelly, a 15-year-old football prodigy who plays for Arsenal and England and is arguably the most straightforward concept of the five films. But what makes it soar is the skill of filmmakers Jake Green and Simon Poon Tip; from the hazy, cinematic shots of empty playing fields (which evoke memories of late summer holiday afternoons) to the powerful but not heavy-handed juxtapositions. There is also a really nice segment towards the end which shows Chloe as the nervous, giggly and sometimes awkward teenager she is, rather than the superstar role she is having to assume.
There's almost constant talk about the gentrification of London in the press and what that means for its established small businesses. Studios, workshops, barbers and quality off-licences (imagine!) are disappearing at an alarming rate across the city with blocks of unimaginative flats popping up in their place. But it's often easy to forget that these changes affect real people who have been plying their trade for decades in these recently gentrified areas.
To me, a shiny-floored shopping mall signifies one thing: BORING. To those who prefer to be on wheels, this lacquered, square building with its wide corridors and seemingly endless open spaces indicate something entirely different: a perfect place to skate. As part of their 32LDN project, producer Simon Poon Tip and director Jake Green spent weeks haunting the deserted late-night mall of Stratfor City in order to find the bladers and skaters who whizz around these spaces into the small hours of the morning. The result is Smooth Floors & Open Doors – a beautiful film that highlights these strange, sometimes nocturnal creatures who whizz around pedestrians and see a shiny floor as something to be taken advantage of rather than ignored. Lovely.
The second of our five day celebration of 32LDN – a brilliant 32-part series of films devoted to London's 32 boroughs – takes us to Bethnal Green's famed cafe E Pellicci, which has been in the Pellicci family for over 100 hundred years.
We can all get pretty wrapped up in process, but even the most mindbendingly unusual approach can be considered a failure if the final piece doesn't stand on its own two feet creatively speaking. Young directorial duo Santiago Carrasquilla and Joe Hollier – who work together as Santiago and Joe – have shown they understand this with their new video for Gabriel Garzón-Montano's single Everything is Everything. The process is certainly noteworthy as the pair filmed hours of live action footage and uploaded it onto an iPad, which they then scanned as the films played out.
If you picked up a copy of our winter 2013 issue of Printed Pages you will have come across a tremendous series of photos Jake Green shot at the about-to-be-refurbished Renoir cinema. They were actually part of a much larger project Jake is working on with Simon Poon Tip, a collaborative collection of 32 films telling 32 London stories (the number coincides with the capital's boroughs). We are delighted to bring you the first five films all this week; starting with the elegiac piece filmed during the last days of the old Renoir.
"Peng" isn't a word everyone knows. I didn't know the definition until about three minutes ago when I visited truth-sayers Urban Dictionary where they informed me it means "Sexy Girl. Adjective. 'There's some proper PENG over there!'" Interesting. I don't know what it's like to leer after a sexy girl, but I do know what it's like to stand in a kebab shop, dribbling, praying for them to call out my order so I can bury my face into its greasy, greasy loins.
Delightful stuff here from London-based, self-pronounced "architects of experience" Silent Studios, who have recently launched a new film to celebrate the Spring/Summer 2014 collection from Anya Hindmarch. This beautiful short was created in-house by their little team of very lovely, very experienced people who were briefed by Anya herself to make a piece of promotional material that explored the theme of "weightlessness."
Unless you've spent the last couple of days in a hole far, far underground, you'll have seen Tatia Pilieva's viral fashion film in which 20 strangers meet and kiss for the very first time. It's awkward, it's adorable, and it had the whole online world melting together in a bewildered puddle of gooey feelings.
For the Spring 2014 issue of Printed Pages we went out to six of London's finest galleries and museums to interview their invigilation staff about the works of art and antiquity they take care of, and what they mean to them personally. We hit the Natural History Museum, The Science Museum, White Cube Bermondsey, The Saatchi Gallery and The National Portrait Gallery, and in this film we meet Neide Gentelini, a gallery assistant at the V&A, who explains her love for a piece of Renaissance sculpture.
I have to confess, I'm wholeheartedly averse to public displays of affection. It doesn't even matter if I'm bathed in a rose-tinted mist myself, all it takes is a pair of slurping snoggers on the Tube and my reflex is to double up immediately and start making violent and theatrical retching sounds, the likes of which are rarely seen outside of children's telly programmes. With that in mind, this short film by Tatia Pilieva, in which 20 strangers meet each other and then proceed to kiss for the first time, took me completely by surprise with its simple and strangely transfixing approach.
"Reclaim the Forgotten, cherish the neglected, treasure the abandoned, encourage the overlooked, adore the unfashionable, re-invent the unwanted, champion the unloved, value the rejected" reads the copy on the souvenirs page on the Museum of British Folklore site. When visiting this particular page, you'd be forgiven for thinking that this museum was already up and running, but sadly it is not. And that is where filmmaker Tom Chick has stepped in – to encourage donations and support for one of the worthiest causes I've certainly ever read about.
We talk a lot about simple pleasures on It's Nice That, but this very short little film kind of takes the biscuit (sorry) in the sense that it's pretty much an eyeball massage from start to finish. First of all, While you were Steeping is a great project: asking creatives to do something in the time it takes for their beverage of choice to be prepared. I had a kind of personal veto against any tea-related project until we saw this yesterday, because frankly anything Geoff Mcfetridge wants to do that's tea-related is completely, 100 percent fine by me. In this case he's painting a white table in such a beautifully gentle, skilful way that it made me zone out and clumsily spill my own tea all over my desk. Thanks a bunch, Geoff!
I often feel that lyric videos were made for me and my fellow kids of the 80s and 90s . If you turned teenager in Smash Hits's heyday then you too will recall tearing eagerly at the perforated edges of the lyrics to various Sean Paul belters and trying desperately (but to no avail) to learn every word so that you could sing along to Top of the Pops come Friday.
Three cheers for directorial duo Stephen Ledger-Lomas and Phoebe Arnstein for their work on Jamie Isaac's new song, She Dried. Together they take us to a stark, monochromatic room where we are third wheel to a curious dinner date between Jamie and a fascinatingly beautiful older woman. This peculiar little love story is spliced with shots that make the hairs on the back of your neck stand on end – a lightbulb in a vice, white thread (or hair?) dragged between rusty nails, dark liquid dripping on to a calloused hand – the stuff of short, sharp nightmares or the more bloodcurdling scenes in Twin Peaks. What's so refreshing about this video is the simplicity of it, as it serves as a reminder that for a great video all you really need is a few props and two very, very talented filmmakers.
I see you all, standing on the train platform with your fat little thumbs scrolling into oblivion as you wade through all your "friends" showing off their artisan lifestyles on their mobile phones. Hey, who am I kidding? I flipping love Instagram, and my artisan lifestyle. Retro video parody-making team SquirrelMonkeyCom have meshed the social media de rigueur with the 1980s. Sure back then they had speedboats, rolled-up sleeves and enough cocaine to dry up the Pacific but did they have the World Wide Web? They did not. What this video does is spell out just how lucky we are to have an easy way to show off our boring photos to our friends with just one click, because back then it would have taken about four days. Check out the rest of the series over on their YouTube channel.
We first came across young filmmaker James Aiken almost a year ago when his Icelandic surfing film captured our imagination. His unerring eye for cinematic scenery and ability to create and manipulate atmosphere in even a few short minutes was genuinely exciting, and we've been lucky enough to work with James on a couple of occasions in the past 12 months.
It was only recently we were singing the praises of Tate's video content in the form of Horrors' frontman Faris Badwan's tour of the Paul Klee exhibition. Clearly though this was no fluke, Tate appear to be an institution which has taken to the world of online film like a Monet to water(lillies). Their Unlock Art series (with Le Méridien hotels) is a case in point; short introductions to the ideas and movements which have shaped the art world. The themes range from the nude in art to performance, Pop Art to purchasing and they are each fronted by a famous face (like comedian Sally Phillips or Peter Capaldi, aka Dr Who).
To show off the latest features in Sony's new lens-style QX100 camera-phone, Wieden+Kennedy Portland have put together a stonker of a campaign that combines childlike wonderment with cutting-edge miniature film-making.
Hoorah! Three cheers for i-D for actually bothering to look into a model's extra-curricular life and find out what she's really into. In the latest episode in their More than a Model series, we meet powerful woman Rosie Tapner (who may or may not be rather well brought-up) a countryside-loving outdoors kind of lassie who likes to follow rogue lacrosse balls into the distance via bicycle, Flyknits or passing horse. Brill!
We said no Valentine's Day posts but here we are publishing a romantic video made by a couple. Love-based it is, but cheesy it is not. This video for French band Petit Fantome L is a collection of spine-tinglingly great archive footage (what is it about seeing people jumping into lakes that makes you pine for summer and kissing?) that has been collated in an interactive format.
There's a reason why this French film has gone viral, and that's because it's bloody brilliant. A perfect example of a very simple idea executed to perfection, director Eleonore Pourriat has taken us to Paris where we follow a man around his normal day. As he goes about his chores the realisation slowly creeps in that this guy isn't just a house-husband, he's living in a world where the role of men and women has been switched. We watch him deal with prejudice, be sexually abused verbally and physically, and struggle in a relationship which he has little to no control over. So well-shot and perfectly timed it gives you goosebumps and spot-on enough to change your views on gender forever, this is an absolute triumph of a short film, and must be watched by everyone.
There's a lot of great process films out there that take you behind-the-scenes in the studios of fashion designers, illustrators, artists and designers. There's absolutely shed-loads that demonstrate a specific print technique in real depth, but there's really not many that show the intricacies of a process with enough detail to allow you to have a crack at it yourself while simultaneously captivating your imagination with the simple poetry of the process on show.
We've taken the opportunity to sing the praises of Pulse Film's best filmmaking duo Fred&Nick before when they made the astounding promo for Laura Marling's recent album. Now they're back with something much less whimsical yet no less haunting, a documentary set to be aired on Channel 4 entitled PAYDAY. The Croydon-based program "delves into the finances and wallets of four 20-somethings that came of age in the financial crisis, a generation blighted by debt as well as overwhelmed by consumerism." Fred&Nick were kind enough to answer a few questions about the making of such a timely and important piece of film.


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Minnesota Vikings safety Harrison Smith, who was ejected from Sunday's game against the Tennessee Titans for shoving an official, will likely be fined but not suspended, according to the Minneapolis Star-Tribune. The newspaper, citing a source, reported that Smith faces a hefty fine for shoving back judge Steve Freeman in the second quarter but the league will probably not suspend Smith. A decision on Smith's punishment is expected Tuesday. Smith was ejected from the Vikings 30-7 rout of the Titans early in the second quarter when Freeman tried to separate him from a skirmish that followed a play in which Antoine Winfield made an interception. Smith shoved Freeman out of the way as the official tried to walk Smith away from the action. A 15-yard personal foul penalty was called on Smith and he was disqualified from the game. Smith later apologized, according to Tom Pelissero of ESPN1500.com. "I've lost my head before," Smith said, "but I've never had an incident with an ...
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