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With the recent advent of the 70mm film, Fricke returns with Samsara, utilizing the incredible new high-resolution cinema format with stunning visuals from some of the most remote corners of the globe.
Samsara, which is Sanskrit for "the ever-turning wheel of life," offers a guided meditation to encourage viewers to think about their world in a new light. Entirely driven by its captivating visuals, we are treated to sweeping aerial shots of Thai temples, close-ups of a volcano erupting and spectacular time-lapse shots of the Sahara Desert. Tidal shifts, sunrises, majestic waterfalls and wind-blasted rock corridors are shot from interesting angles, affording new perspectives on natural wonders we take for granted.
But, despite its lack of verbal narration, don't let Samsara fool you into thinking it lacks an agenda. Fricke juxtaposes many of the natural beauties with dehumanization caused by modern civilization, seemingly advocating a holistic perspective that intends to make us think twice about our actions. Around the time we are shown a burka-clad woman standing in front of a Dolce & Gabbana underwear advertisement featuring scantily clad men in homoerotic poses, Fricke's message begins to come through loud and clear.
The extravagance of Dubai is contrasted with the poverty and squalor of a Malaysian shantytown, while an African mother nursing her baby is contrasted with a tattooed Hispanic man in L.A. as he cradles his child. Temples of worship are weighed against temples of industry: monks gathered for prayer are pitted against office cubicles full of corporate drones, and a woman undergoing a plastic surgery procedure is compared to a collection of sex dolls, seguing into a showcase of strip club dancers.
The most disturbing sequence comes by way of meat processing, which showcases the culling of the animals to the assembly line packaging. Fortunately, the slaughter is juxtaposed with overweight Americans binge-eating at a Burger King and shoppers at a Costco stocking up on toilet paper, which is sure to elicit a chuckle (or groan).
While the film's heavy-handed message may grate upon some viewers, Fricke reminds us that there is an inspiring world out there. Samsara's visual splendour prevails and will resonate long after you've left the theatre. (eOne)
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Crisis in primary places as one in seven children fail to win admission to their first choice school
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Richard Garner has been Education Editor of The Independent for 12 years and writing about the subject for 34 years. Before becoming a journalist, he worked as a disc jockey in London pubs and clubs and for a hospital radio station. His main hobbies are cricket (watching these days) and theatre. On his days off, he is most likelt to be found at Lord's or the King's Head Theatre Club.
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Teachers' leaders warned of a crisis in primary school places on a day when thousands of parents had to face up to the disappointment of not getting their child into their first-choice school.
A poll of more than 50 local councils indicated that around one in seven parents - nearly 86,000 - failed to win a place at their first choice school.
In Kensington and Chelsea, the figure was 39 per cent, while parents in other London boroughs also fared worse than the rest of the country. In Lambeth, south London, the figure was 21 per cent, and in Hammersmith and Fulham it was 25 per cent.
Today saw the first "national offer day" for primary schools with all parents being told of the success or otherwise of their applications at the same time. Those who asked for the result by email received it today, while letters will be dropping through letterboxes around the country to the rest tomorrow.
It looked last night as if more parents had failed to gain entry to their first choice schools prompting widespread speculation that there would be a growth in appeals.
This was largely down to a bulge in the birth-rate this year. in London, for instance there were more than 100,000 applications for places for the first time ever.
Dr Mary Bousted, general secretary of the Association of Teachers and Lecturers, said there was a "crisis" in primary school places. "We know local authorities simply haven't got the mechanism and haven't got the ability to plan for an increase in school places," she added.
New schools would only be approved if they were free schools, and often they had difficulty in finding a site for their new schools.
"They [the Government] have prevented local authorities from building primary schools, and they have left it to the market of free school providers and academies," she said. "It is not surprising there is a crisis in primary school places."
Tristram Hunt, Labour's Shadow Education Secretary, said the Government had failed in its duty to provide enough good places for every primary school child. It had given priority to the free school programme which had "diverted" two thirds of new places away from the areas of greatest need.
Instead of, as promised by Prime Minister David Cameron, small schools and smaller class sizes, the number of children in classes of more than 30 pupils had trebled.
However, a spokeswoman for the Department for Education stressed: "We increased the number of good school places by tackling under-performance and opening new free schools and academies.
"We have also more than doubled to £5 billion the funding available to councils to create new school places and allowing good schools to expand without the restrictions and bureaucracy they faced in the past."
Meanwhile, a breakdown of figures supplied by councils showed a majority of councils reporting that the numbers unable to access their first choice school are growing. In Poole, Dorset, the percentage getting their first choices dropped from 93 per cent last year to 84 per cent this year.
Nationally, as many as one in five parents in some parts of the country are likely to be disappointed. In Bristol, the figure has risen from 14 per cent to 18 per cent, while Brighton's went up from 16 per cent to 17.5 per cent.
Elsewhere, the picture is mixed, with East Sussex, Derbyshire and Leicestershire reporting an increase in disappointed parents while Darlington, Durham, Stoke-on-Trent, Hull, Rutland and Windsor and Maidenhead recording a rise in the numbers gaining places in their first choice option.
Local authority leaders have said they are confident they will be able to provide a place for every child.
Labour, though, has warned that parents' appeals against being refused a place are less likely to be successful because more schools are oversubscribed as a result of the increase in the birth rate.
Some schools have already built extra classrooms to accommodate more pupils, sometimes at the expense of space previously earmarked for libraries or children's play.
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I fell hopelessly in love with the movies before I reached the age of six. Armed with popcorn, hot ham sandwiches, Hershey Bars, and grape soda, I settled down every Saturday afternoon at the Gem Theater where I gorged myself on a steady diet of Bugs Bunny cartoons, Our Gang, The Three Stooges, Bela Lugosi vampire thrillers, or Jimmy Cagney gangster tales. When I was small, my favorites were shoot-'em-ups, starring tall, tough John Wayne, and the Republic Pictures serials, featuring action-adventure heroes like Spy Smasher and Rocket Man. I was endlessly fascinated that this week the hero perished at the end of the reel only to be resurrected next time through some miraculous escape. As I got older, my favorites became MGM musicals with dancers like sexy, red-haired Rita Hayworth, or dark-haired, curvaceous Cyd Charisse who sent me home dreaming about becoming a dancer. And other things.
What flashed across the screen in coded symbols and metaphors gave me subtle instructions. In matters of femininity and masculinity. In matters of skin color and beauty. In matters of sex and desire. And, in that which was forbidden. There, in the darkness, Hollywood's magic lantern constructed a palace of dreams where the White screen goddesses of the day reigned supreme. The camera's golden eye made them irresistible: It caressed and lovingly magnified every curve of the chin, breast, and hip. And so, I began to learn what was desirable. And, gradually, what I desired. Since the silver screen never placed Black women in the firmament of stars, I came to favor what it showed me. I came to favor, not the sweet, simple-minded blondes, but the dark-haired femme fatales�the bad girls who were gutsy and headstrong. Like Susan Hayward, clever and untamable. Hedy Lamarr, mysterious and tantalizing. Ava Gardner, dangerous and unpredictable, or Jane Russell, wanton and voluptuous. Every one of them the sirens of men's dreams. And mine.
When I was growing up, Hollywood taught me that desire was one thing, but its fulfillment was a secretive matter�something hidden behind the closed doors of the bawdy house, or discreetly placed behind a boudoir curtain, places where the camera never went. As a kid, I never thought twice about the closed doors, but as time went on, I wondered: What was this thing called sexual attraction? What went on behind those closed doors? What was so mysterious, so forbidden about sex? Why was it padlocked and rendered invisible? Hollywood would not show me the answers. Except in symbol and sign. The answers were taboo. Which, of course, gave them the kind of mystical power that only things banished as taboo can acquire. Sex was a coded enigma.
The advent of my menstrual period, at age eleven, in the sixth grade, threatened, suddenly, to render the matter visible. Visible, at least, in my house. For a moment, I thought I'd get a clue about this mysterious and forbidden thing. I wanted to be in the know since bleeding, sex, and boys were the hot topics on the playground at lunchtime. But that was not to be. In typical parental fashion, Mama announced that I needed to know about sex now that I had gotten my period. To explain it all, she handed me a book that pictured strange looking internal organs which reportedly were somewhere in the vicinity of my "private parts". Said book dutifully told me that I could expect blood to flow monthly because of some egg dropping from somewhere�a process I could only liken to jelly beans dropping out of the Gem Theater's candy machine after I'd put my penny in. Having put the book in my hands, she warned me to be a lady and always, "Keep your dress down and your legs closed." Thus, my home lesson in Sex 101 was completed, leaving me still in the dark.
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Reports say Cuban authorities have arrested dissident blogger Yoani Sanchez in the eastern city of Bayamo, 668 km southeast of Havana.
She was detained on Thursday on her way to the trial of Angel Carromero, who heads the youth wing of Spain's ruling People's Party, according to the reports.
Carromero faces manslaughter charges over the July 22 death of the prominent dissident, Oswaldo Paya.
Sanchez, 37, and husband Reinaldo Escobar were said to have been detained in Bayamo, where officials feared they were going to provoke a "media show" around the trial, according to the reports.
"The pro-American blogger Yoani Sanchez was arrested today in the city of Bayamo, where she had travelled with the intention of creating a provocation and a media show" at Carromero's trial, according to the pro-government website http://www.yohandry.com.
"It is not the first time that Yoani Sanchez and Escobar have tried similar provocations, and their latest manoeuvres in the [internet] have been, precisely, linked to manipulating the truth of that accident" [in which Paya and another dissident died].
Two stops by police
Sanchez could not be reached by telephone, but her Twitter account includes entries from Thursday in which she recounted scenes from a cross-country trip, including two stops by police to fumigate her car, apparently for mosquitoes.
Sanchez, through her blog Generation Y and other writings, has become Cuba's best-known dissident and has won various awards overseas, but is never allowed out of Cuba to collect them.
She was reported last week to have filed a complaint against Cuba with the Inter-American Human Rights Commission for repeatedly refusing to grant her a travel visa.
The newspaper El Pais in Madrid said on its website Sanchez was its freelance correspondent and that it had tried to reach her by phone without success.
Sanchez, her husband and others apparently were on their way to Bayamo for the trial of Carromero, who is charged with two counts of vehicular manslaughter for the death of Paya and his colleague Harold Cepero.
Carromero was driving a small rental car with Paya, Cepero and Jens Arons Modig, a Swedish political activist, aboard when he lost control on a section of road under repair and crashed into a tree near Bayamo.
He and Modig, who were not seriously hurt, said they were driving the dissidents to meet supporters.
Spaniard's trial
Carromero, who appeared at a courthouse in Bayamo on Friday, has said in videotaped statements that he lost control upon driving into an unpaved section of road, and the vehicle skidded into a tree.
His defence argued that it was impossible to determine the exact velocity of the vehicle, and asked for him to be released to house arrest.
"We will see how it all comes out. We are optimistic," Tomas Rodriguez, the Spanish consul, said as he observed the trial.
Paya was best known as the founder of the Varela project, a campaign begun in 1998 to gather signatures in support of a referendum on laws guaranteeing civil rights.
The Cuban government described him as an agent of the US who was working to undermine the country's revolution.
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Memphis had its 18-game win streak snapped Tuesday against Xavier. The Tigers now have to start from scratch. That all begins Saturday at Central Florida.
"We've got to take this loss and turn it into a positive," Memphis head coach Josh Pastner told John Martin of the Commercial-Appeal on Wednesday. "We've gotta regroup, refocus, and recharge and be ready to go on Saturday and be at a high, high level."
To do so, Pastner has upped the intensity in practice, in preparation for Saturday's game.
"We just needed a fighter's mentality-type of practice. We needed that one today," Pastner told the CA following Thursday's practice.
Memphis was not tough inside in Tuesday's 64-62 loss to Xavier. The Tigers were outrebounded 41-32 on the boards, and the Musketeers doubled the Tigers' offensive rebounds.
"Losing is contagious, but winning is, also," added junior Geron Johnson. "Our team — we know how to win games, and we had the feeling of what it's like to lose games. I don't want this to happen again. The next winning streak starts Saturday."
Memphis is in the tournament, but the Tigers should focus on proving they belong in the field of 68.
The Tigers are 24-4 and undefeated in Conference-USA play. However, Memphis had that disastrous weekend in the Bahamas losing to VCU and Minnesota in the Battle 4 Atlantis. Memphis has yet to beat a ranked opponent, dropping its only game against the top-25 to Louisville.
Their top wins include Tennessee, who is sitting on the bubble, and Harvard, who lead the Ivy League and could receive the automatic bid.
Memphis has a misleading record and shaky resume. The win streak is important to get spirits up after being hand the first loss since mid-December. But more importantly, the Tigers have three regular season games and a C-USA tournament to prove they have the toughness to make some noise this March.
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We are off to the above locations in April/May, after I asked this question late last year for Amsterdam & Paris, we had a couple of really special dinners. So I'm trying my luck again for our upcoming trip
We like special: Doesn't need to be 'expensive' to be special , but a great location or authentically local. But don't mind paying for 'special'.
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We are off to the above locations in April/May, after I asked this question late last year for Amsterdam & Paris, we had a couple of really special dinners. So I'm trying my luck again for our upcoming trip
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Take a look at my trip report on Krakow; click on my name to find it. I mention a few restaurants where we ate, and we liked the braised vegetables on the main square.
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Krakow = Pod Baranem
Polish cooking greatly exceeded my expectations (sorry for doubting you, Poland!) and Pod Baranem was the best restaurant we ate at in Krakow. Traditional Polish cuisine in a retro, somewhat funky, setting. What these folks can do with wild mushrooms will amaze you.
And I would walk 10 miles - right now - for a good "Zurek" - a soup made from a sour rye base with smoked sausage, potatoes, vegetables and a (or two) hard boiled quail eggs. Yup, Pod Baranem had the best one.
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YUM thanks
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We enjoyed a floating restaurant called Marina in Prague, on the river:
Nice views, nice food, what I'd call semi-casual dining.
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Prague SaZaZu - fusion cooking at its best.
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In Krakow, Pod Aniolami located just off the main square toward Wawel Castle.
This was one of the best dining experience we have had on any of our travels in Europe. Partly because it was at 15:00 and we had the Garden room practically to ourselves for the 2.5 hours we were there. Partly because our group of 8 was fantastic company and partly because the food and service was excellent. Capped off with a very reasonable tab of about $25-30 (US) for a full dinner with desert but no wine.
The perogies were great and the Polish shortbread desert was fantastic.
I measure all other European dining experiences against this one but for us all things came together that day.
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I'll write as a former Krakow student If you want to taste something that almost every person living in Krakow knows try this:
It's not a restaurant, it doesn't have tables, even chairs...but it gathers many people what creates a special atmosphere Especially at 1 or 3 AM, when after a beer or two it is the only place where you can eat something warm and tasty. I always recommend it to my friends visiting Krakow.
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And another one, also with a special atmosphere:
Once gained the award as a best restaurant without a room in Poland
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For Budapest have a look at this website. http://www.carolynbanfalvi.com/ She is an American food and wine writer who lives there. We enjoyed her suggestions last spring. We stayed at Cafe Gerlozcy which is a hotel and a lovely little restaurant. http://www.gerloczy.hu/cafe_and_restaurant/
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You might take a look at my trip report from 2011 -
In Prague the U Horcha for lunch was a hoot.
In Budapest Bor la Bor was quite good and reasonable.
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Fantastic, thank you all.
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Aussiedream - about 10 years ago we took a trip to Budapest and stayed at a hotel near a square that was then called Moscow Square but is now called Szell Kalman Square. For dinner one night, we and another couple wandered through some side streets off the square and decided to try a little restaurant we just happened upon (whose name, unfortunately, I did write down). Nobody in the establishment spoke English and none of us spoke Hungarian, but we were somehow able to communicate and had one of the best meals of our life for under $10 USA. A memorable dinner, indeed! So - if you are near Szell Kalman Square, I suggest you wander around and try one of the little local restaurants in the area.
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for Prague have a look at this Blog .lots of great resturant reccommendations in there.
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Lil Wayne has been released from hospital - six days after being admitted to intensive care suffering from uncontrollable seizures.
It was reported earlier on Monday how doctors at the Cedars-Sinai hospital in Los Angeles moved the rapper out of intensive care after determining his condition had stabilised.
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Whip up Lizzy Payne's lemon and garlic chicken in a flash.Tuesday 13 November 2012 11:40am
Chef Lizzy Payne suggests this spicy salad to complement a warm Gippsland evening.Tuesday 30 October 2012 11:46am
A yummy and easy evening meal which even the kids will like.Tuesday 23 October 2012 11:09am
Lizzy Payne shows us how to make this sweet treat dipped in a rich chocolate sauceTuesday 16 October 2012 11:49am
Turn an ordinary steak dinner into a smoky feast.Tuesday 25 September 2012 11:56am
Our resident chef Lizzy Payne shares her favourite creamy stir fry recipe served with rice.Tuesday 18 September 2012 11:38am
With these cabbage pancakes you can choose your favourite dressing; quick and simple.Tuesday 11 September 2012 11:57am
Think making something with an asian influence for dinner will be difficult? Lizzy says this dish isn't too tricky, so give it a...Tuesday 4 September 2012 11:37am
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