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These are among the main conclusions of a new Eurobarometer survey presented in Brussels today. The results show that Europeans increasingly recognise the importance of space for the EU and are generally positive about the current and future role of space technologies and space-derived services.
The space sector is expected by survey responders to help with employment, medical advances, efficient agriculture and the management of environment and climate related concerns to name but a few sectors. Europeans also predict that the energy sector and the environment are the areas where space activities will be most likely be playing an important role in 20 years' time.
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State police plan to deliver the new AED's to officers in rural areas first, where waiting time for rescue workers are usually longer.
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The New Mexico State Police Department gets a donation for equipment that could save lives. Lovelace Medical Center and the Heart Hospital of New Mexico Foundation donated 15 thousand dollars to help State Police replace batteries and pads in its defibrillators. The devices can deliver an electrical shock to a heart attack victim and will be in patrol cars. A donation especially important for rural New Mexico. Robert Shilling, "We cover a lot of rural parts of the state and we can get to the scene before EMS can and administer this device and save a life then it's worth every red cent spent." Chief Robert Shilling says at any given time 50 to 100 of the devices will be in a state police car patrolling rural New Mexico.


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Henderson artist Garrett L. McCarthy purchased the former Masonic Temple two years ago with hopes of turning the century-old landmark into an educational and performing arts center.
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The city then would have to decide what to do with the structure, with the possibility of demolishing it. Last September, the citys code enforcement office banned the public from entering the building, saying its unsafe because pieces of the exterior were falling off.
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(Today's pick for the month of Daily Phase One Recipes is this delicious Roasted Garlic with Broccoli that's one of my Recipe Favorites, and this kind of easy but tasty vegetable dish is perfect when you're trying to eat healthy. You can see all the recipes from the month by clicking Daily Phase One Recipes. Check after the recipe for Phase One Flashbacks from this day in 2012 and 2013.)
If you've never Roasted Garlic you might not understand why this recipe for Roasted Broccoli with Garlic is so special, but trust me. This is not only one of the easiest broccoli recipes I've made, but also one of the tastiest broccoli dishes you can imagine.
Roasting sweetens the garlic and brings out the flavor of the broccoli in a most delightful way. Try it once and I'll bet whenever you're cooking something in the oven, tossing in some broccoli to roast is going to be your favorite way to cook broccoli.
Roasted Broccoli with Garlic
(Makes about 4 servings, recipe adapted from The Food Network.)
1 bunch broccoli, about 1 1/2 pounds, cut into bite sized flowerets
3 T extra virgin olive oil
6-8 cloves fresh garlic (or more, I used about 12 cloves)
salt and fresh ground black pepper to taste
Toss broccoli with olive oil, garlic, salt, and pepper, then spread on a baking sheet. Roast until broccoli is bright green and edges are starting to brown slightly, 20-25 minutes. Serve hot.
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Sauteed Broccoli with Garlic, Pine Nuts, and Parmesan from Kalyn's Kitchen
Crockpot Broccoli Casserole from A Year of Slow Cooking
Roasted Broccoli with Soy Sauce and Sesame Seeds from Kalyn's Kitchen
Broccoli with Wasabi Sauce from Just Hungry
Roasted Broccoli with Lemon and Pecorino-Romano Cheese from Kalyn's Kitchen
Oven Roasted Broccoli from Honey and Jam
Broccoli Gratin with Swiss and Parmesan from Kalyn's Kitchen
The Best Broccoli of Your Life from The Amateur Gourmet
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In game one all but one of the Green Knights runs were unearned. SNC scored twice in the second and three times in the third to take control early. They added a single run in the fourth before Beloit got on the board with an unearned run in the top of the fifth when Mikayla Martin scored on an error. St. Norbert then closed out the scoring with two in the sixth.
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Good night everyone,
I come to you in search of some help and advice. I am an electrical engineer, I finished my degree in Spain over a year ago now and moved over to England with my wife. Since then I have been trying to improve my English and for a couple of months now I have been also looking for a job. I have applied for quite a lot offers now but I'm getting no answers back whatsoever. I have no true work experience but did work with a company for the degree's practicum for ten months, still no UK experience yet.
My questions are:
Will I need to register with a proffesional body in the UK to be able to work as an engineer?
Will I need to convalidate my degree to be able to work here? If so, is it done through Naric or which organization?
Would you please recommend me an effective way to search for a job? Even if it is a simple job like an assistant, I don't mind as long as I can start gaining experience.
And regarding the last question, do you think I could be elegible for an apprenticeship or that is just for newly qualified engineers?
I've got my CV translated to English but I'm afraid it has not been too helpful up til now, any advice on how to do my CV for it to be more attractive?
Any of the information you could give me would be truly appreciated, thank you very much in advance for your help.
24 February 2013 10:05 PM
Hi David84,
I transmit you the counsel I heard to an experienced English electrical engineer. Regarding holders of a foreign university degree, he recommended to become member of a recognised professional national association/institution, as it is the IET.
The reason is that the variety of technical degrees from different countries is wide and foreign degrees can create doubts in their interpretation, even if your degree is Ingeniero Superior (5 years Masters + final year project) by an Escuela Tecnica Superior de Ingenieros of Spain.
However, it is supposed that a professional that has obtained the "aknowledgement" of the IET after presenting the required credentials and documentation, is already "validated".
I'm afraid I cannot help you with the other questions.
Good luck.
24 March 2013 02:52 AM
With regards to finding a job, I am in a similar kind of conundrum, I have been a graduate for over a year now, but still no success in finding an engineering role.
I had interviews in the past, and I have a couple of interviews lined up, so I am hoping something will come out of either of them. Therefore I will tell you the things I have been doing, to get interviews
Ideally, as a fresh graduate , you should aim at graduate level jobs, i.e graduate schemes, they usually require no previous engineering work experience, try graduate websites i.e gradcracker. I do not advise recruitment agencies as I found them utterly useless for graduates with no experience, but you can try them you might have better luck than mine.
For graduate schemes, passing a numerical and/or a logical reasoning tests are usually a requirement before being invited for an interview, so work on improving these skills.
Ideally, Your CV should be a reflection of the job description, do not belittle non-engineering experience you had in the past, employers look at these to find out about your personality.
With regards to the validity of your Spanish degree in the UK, I advise you to contact the IET or the Engineering Council for information.
I wish you all the best in your job-hunt
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Super 16mm was always the optimal format for Ping Pong Summer, according to writer/director Michael Tully's Sundance-premiering feature about a family vacation in the summer of 1985. He and director of photography Wyatt Garfield wanted to make sure they weren't making fun of the '80s, but rather wanted it to feel like an actual movie from their childhoods.
"We were going for a sincere take on the bizarre, indulgent aspects of the 1980s," says Garfield. "We wanted to embrace the colors of that decade, but we knew that if we shot it digitally all those colors would come through too saturated, and it would quickly become a contemporary, synthetic homage. We relied on film to contain and soften all the saturated colors and keep the palette nostalgic."
Tully has long been a patron of independent cinema through his festival film review site "Hammer to Nail," which is how Garfield first heard of him. They met in 2011 when both had low-budget Super 16mm films at Sundance (Septien and The Woods, respectively). Garfield also served as gaffer on the popular indie breakout Beasts of the Southern Wild, and was reunited with many of the same collaborators on Ping Pong Summer, including key grip Tim Curtin and producer Michael Gottwald.
"Both Beasts and Ping Pong Summer had a big family feel," recalls Garfield, "with everyone living as a group and trapped in the world of the film. I can't imagine a better way to make a movie!
"Tully is a bit older than me, and spent his early teens deeply immersed in '80s culture," adds Garfield. "I was born in 1985, so my memories are more textural – the carpet in our house, my mom's short-lived perm, sandy feet. As a result, my nostalgia for the 1980s didn't fully kick in until the production design started to come together."
Shooting film was an essential part of keeping the look earnest and authentic for Tully and Garfield. After they shot the "first date" scene, Tully declared their approach "Cinema au Gratin." "If you love cinema AND melted cheese, you might get what we were going for," laughs Garfield.
After testing KODAK VISION3 200T Color Negative Film 7213, 250D 7207, and 500T 7219 with and without pull processing, they opted for 7213 for exteriors and 7219 for interiors with no processing.
"The 7213 with an 85 filter had a softer, slightly more pastel look than the 7207 in daylight tests, which attracted us," explains Garfield.
They didn't test any slower stock because they wanted the grain to be visible, and the 7213 provided a good balance where the grain is distinct, but not too active and distracting.
"I love the grain of Super 16mm," he says. "The format actually has quite a lot of resolution, but it's dithered by the grain in such a way that detail never gets too shrill as it does with digital. Also, I've been experiencing that grain is greatly reduced in digital presentation (by the lower contrast of digital projectors and the compression of web viewing). So if you want the grain to survive, Super 16 is the way to go."
They shot Ping Pong Summer in September and October of 2012, just before Hurricane Sandy hit the very beaches they were filming, destroying the town pier in Ocean City, Maryland, only 48 hours after their last shot. "Provided the weather holds, those months are the best time to shoot a film that takes place in summer," the cinematographer notes. "The sun stays lower and as a result a little more golden and almost never gets too high to shoot outdoors."
Garfield describes Ocean City as one of the strangest places he's ever worked – completely trapped in the 1970s and 1980s, with some locations requiring little more than the removal of satellite dishes and modern cars to be returned to 1985.
Garfield and his gaffer Garland Gallaspy used a lot of tungsten key side-fill on day interiors to give those spaces a worn-in, familiar atmosphere. Shots often required little lighting contrast to be striking because of the strong color contrast in the wardrobe and production design.
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The GCL season ended Saturday, so the Mets promoted two of the jewels of their 2011 draft class, first rounder Brandon Nimmo and 15th rounder Philip Evans to Kingsport for the final three games of the Appalachian League season.
Nimmo, batting ninth, and playing centerfield, was 1-for-2 with two walks and a strikeout. In eight games as a professional, Nimmo has hit .258/.361/.452 with five walks and 10 strikeouts.
Evans, batting eighth, and playing shortstop, was 2-for-4 with a double, an RBI and a strikeout.
The K-Mets season ends Tuesday. On Sunday, a commenter asked whether the Mets would promote Nimmo and Evans to Brooklyn to keep them playing competitive games for as long as possible or just send them back home for a few weeks until instructs start on the 17th. The Cyclones, who were Irened out Sunday, play eight games in seven days to finish the NYP season starting Monday and lead the NYP wild card chase by one half game with eight to play. I'd be surprised if it happened, but it's really not a bad idea.
On the plus side, it would get two of the better prospects in the system more at-bats. Their bags are already packed, and they'd get a taste of the big city. On the other hand, it would turn the final few games of the Cyclones' season into a circus with media attention.
Would it help the Cyclones on the field?
In the 10 days since the NYP All-Star break, Tillman Pugh has received the bulk of the playing time in centerfield. The 22-year old Pugh is off to a nice start with the Cyclones (.333/.448/.583 in 9 games) after hitting an unexceptional .252/.328/.398 in 39 games with Kingsport in the Appalachian League. Pugh, last year's 15th round pick out of Sonoma State played at Arizona State his freshman year, before transferring to Gateway Community College in Phoenix and then back to California for Sonoma State. This article from the Daily News in Washington state, where Pugh was playing in a college summer league in 2010, praises his "blazing speed."
Travis Taijeron (.299/.399/.551) had been playing three out of four games or so in center through the early part of August. He missed two weeks after fouling a ball off his ankle, but returned as the Cyclones' DH Friday.
Fitting Nimmo in at centerfield would not be a problem. However, Evans might be a little trickier. The Cyclones' best player this year has been SS Danny Muno (.335/.441/.490 in 52 games) the team's eight-round pick in 2011. Muno did play two games at third this year for Brooklyn and in college. Evans was a shortstop in high school. While projections from our own Mike Diaz, Keith Law, Baseball America and others see him as potentially moving to second base in future years, I can't find any evidence that he's ever actually played the position. It seems like a stretch that with a playoff berth on the line, the Mets would move Muno to third in favor of Evans, who would be playing games 9-12 of his professional career.
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Witness the history of the universe from its fiery birth to the formation of our own solar system on a state-of-the-art digital projector that gives a multimedia and full-dome show. Open year round, there are several shows scheduled during the week.
Weiskopf Observatory
View the stars and planets every Tuesday and Saturday. Free public viewing is guided by our staff. Closed if cloudy.
William M. Staerkel Planetarium
Discover the universe at the second largest planetarium in Illinois, the William M. Staerkel Planetarium, located on the campus of Parkland College. With a state-of-the-art digital projection system, visitors can learn about the stars, planets and more in this cutting-edge environment. At the planetarium website, you will learn of special programs and features coinciding with the many events in our universe. Public shows are on most Friday and Saturday nights, as well as summer matinees.
Adler Planetarium and Astronomy Museum
The Adler Planetarium — America's First Planetarium — was founded in 1930 by Chicago business leader Max Adler. The museum is home to three full-size theaters, extensive space science exhibitions, and one of the world's most important antique astronomical instrument collections on display. The Adler is a recognized leader in science education, with a focus on inspiring young people, particularly women and minorities, to pursue careers in science.
Shoot for the Moon
This exciting permanent exhibition features the fully restored Gemini 12 spacecraft and tells the story of astronaut Captain James A. Lovell, Jr.'s life and career using artifacts from his personal collection. Opens Nov. 6, 2008
Planet Explorers
3-2-1 Blast off! Get ready for the ultimate planetary play date. The Adler's new permanent exhibition Planet Explorers allows families with children ages 3 - 8 take the helm in this modern-day space adventure. Children will enter a world where they can play and learn what it takes to be part of a mission to outer space. They will become scientists, astronauts, and space explorers. Imagine studying the Moon from your own backyard with your very own telescope. Be a Mission Control specialist guiding the next rocket flight into space, or climb a gantry like a real astronaut and blast a 26-foot tall rocket off to new worlds. In the space station, learn how to operate the robotic arm to do important tasks and take a very special walk into space. Try your hand at planet exploration by driving rovers over the Planet X terrain. Drive X-Movers, crawl through and discover secret tunnels, and do cool experiments in the Planet X Lab. Free with general admission.
Deep Space Adventure
Adler Planetarium will reveal Deep Space Adventure, a new, immersive space experience like no other in the world. Visitors will come aboard the observation deck of a futuristic starship for an adventure through deep space.The centerpiece of the experience is the Grainger Sky Theater (formerly the historic Sky Theater), which will open as the most technologically advanced theater ever developed.
Gravity Shapes the Universe
Gravity Shapes the Universe is a three room exhibit that talks about gravity on Earth, in Space and in the extreme environment of a black hole. Even though we feel like gravity is down, actually gravity is together -- we are pulled towards the Earth, no matter if we are standing in Chicago or on the South Pole.The pull of gravity depends on how big the planet is, which is proven through an interactive exhibit that shows how heavy a soda can is on the Moon, Earth and Jupiter.
The Dearborn Observatory
The Dearborn Observatory is open for limited public viewing via the historic 18.5" refracting telescope every Friday night from 9-11pm. Advance reservations required.
Illinois State University Planetarium
The night sky is recreated in this 100-seat celestial theater-in-the-round operated by ISU's Physics Department.
Challenger Learning Center for Science & Technology
The mission of the center is to honor the memory and spirit of the Space Shuttle Challenger 51L crew by providing hands-on space exploration curriculum and center that enhances thinking skills and inspires those to meet the challenges of 21st Century.
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NOTE: The owners of this property contacted us in August 2012 to let us know they've updated their rooms since our 2010 visit, detailed below. We look forward to a return visit!
The Inn at Aberdeen, located about 5 miles from downtown Valparaiso, is an OK place to stay. The Queen Anne-style farmhouse has been tastefully expanded but still retains its original architectural touches. Each of the spacious 11 suites are outfitted with a whirlpool tub for two, a gas-burning fireplace and free Wi-Fi. They also each have a Scottish name, such as Bannockburn or Edinburgh. The rooms are decent-sized but a bit worn.
The inn marks the entrance to a manicured public golf course and upscale subdivision. It's located near a busy road; the passing cars create occasional, easy-to-ignore white noise during night hours. But the inn's walls are thin, so you can hear other guests from time to time. Breakfast, served in the stately wood-paneled dining room, is adequate. Fill up on the fresh-baked-bread basket and fruit parfait, we found the egg frittata square a bit rubbery. But pleasant servers will keep your goblet of fresh-squeezed orange juice and cup of full-bodied coffee brimming. Rates from $161 on weekends. (Pets are allowed in some rooms.)


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It was May 25 and I sat at Section 8 Chicago's watch party at A.J. Hudsons, slightly distraught.
Despite seeing the Fire put in a fantastic effort in the always difficult climes of Rio Tinto Stadium I sat there in disbelief, surrounded by Fire supporters far more vocal in their dismay after witnessing Real Salt Lake's Alvaro Saborio put the home side ahead 1-0 in the 78th minute.
The feeling was one I remembered -- the same aching pit in the stomach I'd felt nearly the entire game a week earlier in Philadelphia and then a week before that when the Fire had dominated but still found a way to lose at home to the Union.
I sat there for six minutes telling myself "Hey, we just pulled of a trade coup in acquiring Mike Magee" and "Bakary Soumare is going to help improve our back line immensely."
Thankfully it took just six minutes before I felt good again and it was all down to an unlikely hero and an even less likely play as Quincy Amarikwa came flying through to volley home an improbable equalizer in the 84th minute.
Hudson's erupted and though the game would only finish as a draw, it certainly felt like a win.
Fast forward five weeks and the Fire find themselves in the semifinals of the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup, just five points out of a playoff spot with two games in hand and on an eight-game unbeaten run that began that night on the Wasatch Front.
Four days after escaping Rio Tinto with a point, Magee would tally his first goal in a Fire shirt just 11 minutes into his club debut. All but about 1,500 people in Rock Hill, S.C. nearly missed it as my laptop carrying the YouTube stream crashed right at kickoff of the match.
As I sweat buckets there was something about the way my computer rebooted itself that told me things were going to be okay. Yes it took 11 minutes to get the feed back up but it returned just in time for anyone that held out hope to see Magee nod home his first Fire goal.
Every night since first suiting up that night in front of a small crowd in South Carolina, Magee has tallied for the Fire. Soumare has brought stability to a back line that has given up less than a goal a game in its last eight outings.
No doubt their acquisitions have helped the turnaround but it'd be wrong to say that the team didn't already have a decent setup in place.
Along with their play, offseason acquisitions Jeff Larentowicz, Joel Lindpere and Dilly Duka have all contributed in a big way over the last month, complimenting the consistent performances of Patrick Nyarko, Gonzalo Segares, Logan Pause and Daniel Paladini.
Having never previously tallied in the U.S. Open Cup before 2013, Chris Rolfe has found a bit of a goal-scoring touch in the tournament, scoring three goals in as many games so far in this year's competition.
This isn't to say the eight-game unbeaten run has all been pretty. There have certainly been moments (see the first half against Portland) where we'd like to see more from the Fire and many times where goalkeeper Sean Johnson has had to come up huge to ensure the positive run.
But just as it seemed the Fire couldn't get any bounces to go their way at the start of 2013, the karma, minutia, or maybe just the soccer gods seem to be smiling down on a team that wasn't quite punching their weight at the beginning.
Now that I've suffiently set a jinx, yes the Fire are still 5-7-3 and yes, whether in the league or the Open Cup, plenty of work remains to be done to dig out of the hole from which they started the season. Depth needs to be built in the back and up front but it's still worth saying again, what a difference five weeks can make.
Tactical Preview: Despite international absences, San Jose will be reeling from stoppage time win over LA
After the weekend off, the Fire head back on the field Wednesday night against the San Jose Earthquakes with the team looking to extend its eight-game unbeaten streak to nine (LIVE 7:00pm CT on My50).
San Jose played late Saturday night against LA and came from two goals and a man down to win 3-2. Both teams are still on the outside of the playoff spots looking in but are moving in the right direction. Here are some things to look out for from a tactical perspective Wednesday night.
Gold Cup changes – Both San Jose and the Fire missing players – who will it affect more?
Both the Earthquakes and the Fire will be missing players due to CONCACAF Gold Cup commitments but in terms of sheer numbers, San Jose is certainly hit harder. The California club is sending four players to compete while goalkeeper Sean Johnson is the Fire's only representative.
The Earthquakes will also be without center back Victor Bernardez who picked up a red card against LA.
READ: "July is my moment" says Paolo Tornaghi
The losses of last year's MLS Golden Boot winner Chris Wondolowski and dynamic midfielder Marvin Chavez are especially tough and San Jose will certainly be relying even more on strikers Steven Lenhart and Alan Gordon Wednesday.
Paolo Tornaghi is no stranger to the Fire net but will be looking to put in a better performance than his last MLS outing, giving up four goals at home to Chivas USA back in March.
Still, Tornaghi is an excellent goalkeeper and could easily be starting for another team in MLS. With Sean Johnson missing for the better part of a month, this is a chance for the former Inter Milan 'keeper to really step up and force coach Frank Klopas into making a tough decision on the starting job once Johnson returns.
Keeping an eye on the outsides – Morrow and Beitashour are attacking threats
When you have strikers who are good in the air like San Jose has with the likes of Wondolowski, Lenhart and Gordon you want your wide players to be able to put a good cross in. The Earthquake's wing backs can certainly do that.
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Both Justin Morrow and Steven Beitashour enjoy getting forward and their crossing ability is outstanding. Thankfully Gonzalo Segares did not get called into Costa Rica's Gold Cup squad and his battle against Beitashour will be one to watch on Wednesday.
Beitashour's numbers are certainly down from last season where he recorded six assists but he is still a player the Fire cannot allow space to cross the ball into the box.
In the 'Quakes last away match against D.C. United last month, Morrow got forward a lot more than this past weekend's match against LA. The outside backs attempted a combined 13 crosses in that match compared to only seven in the LA match.
Limiting the number of crosses should be a goal for the Men in Red on Wednesday night.
Tightening up at the back – important for Berry and Soumare to get their positioning right
With the possibility of both Lenhart and Alan Gordon starting for San Jose, both Bakary Soumare and Austin Berry must be prepared for some bruising physical battles.
Another thing the central defenders must keep an eye on is their positioning. An overlooked aspect of the Fire's 5-1 victory over Orlando City in the U.S. Open Cup quarterfinal last week was the amount of good chances Orlando had, especially on 1v1 duels with Sean Johnson.
READ: Could Victor Pineda's first team debut be in sight?
The Orlando strikers were able to get as many chances as they did due to some positioning errors by the Fire's central defenders. Better communication between the pair, the back line and goalkeeper as a whole should correct this problem.
This will also be Tornaghi's first match playing with Soumare so it will be interesting to see how good the players' communication with one another is.
At times Berry and Soumare make it hard for themselves with some lackluster positioning which resulted in them having to make up ground and make some last ditch tackles, something we saw against Orlando on more than one occasion.
Though Gordon and Lenhart are more about physicality than movement, I look for the Fire center backs to tighten up a bit on Wednesday and continue to improve on their less than one goal a game against average during this current eight-game unbeaten streak.
Prediction: 2-0 Fire with goals from Patrick Nyarko and "Magic" Mike Magee
Chicago Fire players Gonzalo Segares and Brendan King joined Sparky, members of the Front Office, representatives from Section 8 Chicago and PepsiCo in Sunday's 43rd annual #ChicagoPrideParade.
As you can see, Sega and Brendan had a great time... Check out the photo gallery below!
Had a great time today at #chicagopride Parade! Thanks everyone for letting me and @supersega13 be apart of it! #cf97 @ChicagoFire @PepsiCo
— Brendan King (@BrendanKing1717) July 1, 2013
#chicagoprideparade was a blast. I expect more of my teammates to join next year. @ChicagoFire @gay4soccer pic.twitter.com/DAXhvRI1yn
— Gonzalo Segares (@supersega13) July 1, 2013
The Chicago Fire will hold LGBT Pride Night on Saturday, September 28 against the Montreal Impact. For more information and tickets, please visit www.chicago-fire.com/pride.
If you're like me, you might have spent your Friday night away from a television, meaning you missed the second episode of MLS Insider on NBC Sports Network.
No fears though, catch the full episode featuring the Houston Dynamo's 2006 MLS Cup championship, a segment on FC Dallas keeper Raul Fernandez and the best and worst moments of the past week..
Tune in or set your DVRs for MLS Insider, Fridays at 6:30pm CT. You may see a Fire player featured quite soon...
You ever watch our weekly web shot "The Centerback" and say to yourself, "Wow Brendan and Jeff nail it every time!"
No, you don't? Well you'd be right. Usually "The Centerback" takes us a little to get just right but that also means we can put together a pretty awesome blooper reel as well...
Select shots from the Fire's 5-1 win over Orlando City SC
Credit: Brian Kersey, Chicago Fire
With Arne Friedrich making a reported $300,000 for the Fire in 2013, how much does the former German international's retirement on Sunday affect the team's salary budget?
Yamith Cuesta after a Fire win in 2011
It no doubt frees up some room but according to Frank Klopas on Tuesday, there was already space there to work with.
"We had planned on giving ourselves an opportunity to bring someone in even with keeping Arne. I think with Arne, we brought Baky [Soumare] in because we need to get another quality player there.
"You look at it now and it's a long season so our ability to add depth is something we're looking at. Regardless if this had happened or not, we'd given ourselves the opportunity to make a move if we find the right player."
Klopas, along with Fire owner Andrew Hauptman and President of Soccer Operations Javier Leon have made no secret that they're looking to land a significant summer signing when the transfer window opens up next month.
But along the lines of depth in the back, with only five natural defenders on the current Fire roster, perhaps Klopas is referring to former Fire defender Yamith Cuesta who began a trial with the club on Tuesday.
Having appeared in 20 regular season matches for the Fire in 2011, the 24-year-old Colombian center back has since spent his time with Spanish lower-league Conquense, Colombian Primera club America de Cali and Brazilian side Paulista.
The Fire start sluggishly and give up an early goal thanks to some sloppiness. The first half runs its course with a series of dreary long balls, and very little else worth mentioning. The second half begins, the Fire come out a totally different team. They move the ball quicker. They even the game. They continue pressing. They take the lead. The second half develops into a series of counter attacks on one end and dramatic blocks, saves, and misses on the other. The game ends, the Fire players celebrate.
Sound familiar? After almost carbon copy games against Colorado and in Columbus last week (not to mention similar feeling games against Portland and RSL), the Fire games are becoming something like the works of one of those airport authors - the characters change and the setting is different, but the arc remains the same.
Not that we're lacking any drama. These comebacks are scintillating, and we deserve it after those early games that were, frankly, difficult to watch. Now Fire games are chaotic, fun spectacles.
I was pining for a hockey-like empty netter on Saturday when all possible counterattacks flamed out and, yet again, we never got the insurance goal that would let us relax and enjoy the last few minutes of the game. Just like Wednesday against Colorado, the Fire survived Columbus thanks to some great work by Sean Johnson in goal, some miscues, and a few fortunate bounces.
Of course, every comeback is different, and this time there was no Klopas Gambit. There weren't major changes in shape or personnel. What was different was who stepped up to change the game.
Last week we talked about Jeff Larentowicz really driving the Fire upwards, and literally the first play of the second half, the play that set the tone for the ensuing comeback, was of Larentowicz tackling Oduro hard at midfield.
But all of a sudden it looks like the Fire have depth all over the place. Players that struggled to make an impact at the beginning of the season are proving their worth. Joel Lindpere had two beautiful assists, Dilly Duka was arguably player of the game Saturday against his old team, and with Magee about as hot as a player can get, it's no surprise the Fire are charging up the table.
VOTE: Dilly Duka for MLS Goal of the Week!
The attitude in the locker room has to be refreshing. After the game on Saturday, Magee said, "We know we can battle and we fight for each other, that's the hardest thing in soccer." Despite the slow starts and the stressful endings, the Fire are building something.
Let's enjoy it with another look at Duka skinning and megging Chad Barson.
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The Chicago and Indiana Fire U-18 Academy sides kickoff the 2013 USSFDA National Playoffs Monday night at FC Dallas Stadium in Frisco, Texas. @ChiFireMatch will carry live coverage of the Chicago Fire U-18s match against fellow MLS Academy Vancouver Whitecaps FC U-18s beginning at 7pm CT.
Additionally, @ChiFireMatch will live tweet all Chicago Fire Academy matches through the tournament this week.
A full schedule:
Monday, June 24
Vancouver Whitecaps U-18s 3, Chicago Fire U-18s 0
Indiana Fire U-18s 2, Chivas USA U-18s 0
Tuesday, June 25
Chicago Fire U-16s vs. Georgia United U-16s - 5:15pm CT; LIVE on @ChiFireMatch
Chicago Fire U-18s vs. PA Classics U-18s - 7:15pm CT; LIVE on @ChiFireMatch
Indiana Fire U-18s vs. De Anza Force U-18s - 9:30pm CT
Wednesday, June 26
Chicago Fire U-16s vs. Arsenal FC U-16s - 7:00pm CT; LIVE on @ChiFireMatch
Thursday, June 27
Chicago Fire U-18s vs. Houston Dynamo U-18s - 9:00am CT; LIVE on @ChiFireMatch
Indiana Fire U-18s vs. Baltimore Bays Chelsea U-18s - 11:00am CT
Friday, June 28
Chicago Fire U-16s vs. De Anza Force U-16s - 9:00am CT; LIVE on @ChiFireMatch
Sunday's announcement of Arne Friedrich's retirement was a tough one to take but the Twitterverse did a great job to pay tribute to the two-time German World Cup veteran's illustrious career.
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As students nationwide grapple with rising tuition and crippling debt, St. Lawrence County college leaders are commending President Barack Obama for turning his attention to higher education.
The president announced a three-point college reform proposal during his visit Friday to upstate New York, detailing the plan at speeches in Syracuse and Buffalo.
All four St. Lawrence County colleges praised the president for his focus on higher education.
Clarkson University is at the forefront of supporting President Obamas shake-up for higher education and confident about how this upstate New York research university will fare in the new scorecards for colleges and universities, the Potsdam college said in a statement.
This College Scorecard is a key plank in President Obamas proposal, a ranking system for colleges with similar missions. It will measure colleges based on their affordability, the amount of financial aid they distribute and the success of their graduates or transfer students. Federal aid will be based largely on how a school ranks on the score card.
Clarkson students pay about $53,808 a year, and 99 percent of them receive financial aid.
At SUNY Canton, the scoring system is music to the ears of Chief of Staff Lenore E. VanderZee. The college already has a model focused on producing immediately employable graduates with a small price tag.
We do this within a model that ensures a career-oriented education at a low cost. In this way, President Obamas value ranking system fits right into what we already do, she said via email.
In-state SUNY Canton students living on campus pay about $13,810 a year, and most receive financial aid.
The SUNY system will be vying to play a role in helping the federal government create the standards by which schools are judged on the score card.
St. Lawrence University, Canton, also supports the presidents goals, but is waiting until more of the plans details are hammered out before forming an opinion.
Were excited that the president is taking a hard look at higher education. I would say that St. Lawrence University is committed to providing a high-quality education at the best value, spokesman Ryan P. Deuel said. We want to make sure that we saw more specifics.
St. Lawrence University is the priciest college in St. Lawrence County, with a price tag of nearly $58,000 a year, but more than 90 percent of students receive financial aid and most graduate with debt just below the $26,000 national average.
The average debt was another key talking point in the presidents speech. He proposed a plan to cap student loan payments at 10 percent of a graduates monthly income. This move was greeted enthusiastically by local college leaders.
Too frequently, student debt is taken too lightly. Our campus doesnt take it lightly, SUNY doesnt take it lightly, and it is clear that President Obama doesnt take it lightly either, SUNY Potsdam acting President Dennis L. Hefner said via email.
At SUNY Potsdam, in-state students pay about $16,375 annually. The average student graduates with $20,734 in debt.
Ms. VanderZee echoed Mr. Hefners sentiment.
The loan repayment plans the president proposes are crucial for college graduates early in their careers, she said.
Most of President Obamas proposals are slated to take effect in 2015.
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Originally released in 1999, "Toy Story 2" went on to become one of the most popular animated features of all time. The film picks up as Andy is heading off to Cowboy Camp and the toys are left to their own devices. When an obsessive toy collector named Al McWhiggin (owner of Al's Toy Barn) kidnaps Woody, and Woody learns that he's a highly valued collectable from a 1950s TV show called "Woody's Roundup," the stage is set for a daring rescue attempt by the gang from Andy's room. The film introduced such other memorable characters from "Woody's Roundup" as Jessie the cowgirl, Bullseye the horse, and the Prospector.
Cast: Wallace Shawn, Tom Hanks, Tim Allen, Don Rickles, Jim Varney
Produced by: Karen Robert Jackson, Helene Plotkin
Directed by: John Lasseter
Written by: Rita Hsiao, Andrew Stanton, Doug Chamberlin
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Opens: Oct 02, 2009 Nationwide
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Janine Stanwood joined Local 10 in February 2004 as an assignment editor. She is now a general assignment reporter and anchor.
Before moving to South Florida from her Washington, D.C., home, Janine was the senior legislative correspondent for a United States senator on Capitol Hill. Handling health care policy, fending off lobbyists and helping pass a veterans' bill into public law were just a few of her feats in Washington.
Even though she's not a South Florida native, Janine spent every spring and summer for nearly 20 years with her family in Fort Lauderdale. She's honored to be on the inside of the news operation she regularly watched -- whether she's reporting on victims of crime, covering politics in South Florida or sorting through the breaking news of the night.
When she's not reporting, you can find Janine making art with metal and oil on canvas. She is also a force to be reckoned with in the kitchen. She enjoys a good workout at the gym and on the beach and has read James Joyce's "Ulysses" about four times. She believes one can never have too many odysseys in life.
Janine is a graduate of the University of Virginia with honors with a distinguished degree in English and a degree in fine art.
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This movie sports Allari Naresh and Manjari Fadnis in the main leads. This movie gives importance to Telugu traditional values along with subtle comedy.
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Holds double-digit lead in latest survey
A new poll shows Democrat Hillary Clinton is a heavy early favorite among Florida voters in a hypothetical 2016 presidential matchup against former Gov. Jeb Bush or U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio.
Clinton has a double-digit lead over both of the Florida Republicans in a random telephone survey of 1,000 of the state's registered voters by Quinnipiac University taken March 13-18.
The survey shows Clinton favored over Bush 51 percent to 40 percent. Florida voters prefer her to Rubio 52 percent to 41 percent, if the election were held now. The survey has a margin of error of plus or minus 3.1 percentage points.
The former secretary of state, New York senator and first lady was regarded favorably by 62 percent of the respondents, including 26 percent of Republicans and 57 percent of independents.
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BRUNSWICK, Maine (NEWS CENTER) - A Swedish medical supply company is setting up shop at the former Brunswick Naval Air Station. The state-of-the-art facility will manufacture high-tech bandages which will be shipped to all over North America.
Officials from the Midcoast Regional Redvelopment Authority handed over the key to the 79-thousand foot building at a special ceremony this morning.
Molnlycke (Mun-Licka) Health Care is leasing the building from the redevelopment authority. The company plans to use foam produced at it's Wiscasset facility and manufacture bandages at the Brunswick plant. The company is looking to hire as many as 45 people from lab technicians to engineers. In the future officials may hire graduates from SMCC's campus at Brunswick Landing.
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Any misbranded hazardous substance or banned hazardous substance when introduced into or while in interstate commerce or while held for sale (whether or not the first sale) after shipment in interstate commerce, or which may not, under the provisions of section 1263 (f) of this title, be introduced into interstate commerce, or which has been manufactured in violation of section 1263 (g) of this title, shall be liable to be proceeded against while in interstate commerce or at any time thereafter, on libel of information and condemned in any district court in the United States within the jurisdiction of which the hazardous substance is found: Provided, That this section shall not apply to a hazardous substance intended for export to any foreign country if it
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Such hazardous substance shall be liable to seizure by process pursuant to the libel, and the procedure in cases under this section shall conform, as nearly as may be, to the procedure in admiralty; except that on demand of either party any issue of fact joined in any such case shall be tried by jury. When libel for condemnation proceedings under this section, involving the same claimant and the same issues of misbranding, are pending in two or more jurisdictions, such pending proceedings, upon application of the United States or the claimant seasonably made to the court of one such jurisdiction, shall be consolidated for trial by order of such court, and tried in
(2) a district agreed upon by stipulation between the parties. If no order for consolidation is so made within a reasonable time, the United States or the claimant may apply to the court of one such jurisdiction, and such court (after giving the other party, the claimant, or the United States attorney for such district, reasonable notice and opportunity to be heard) shall by order, unless good cause to the contrary is shown, specify a district of reasonable proximity to the claimant's principal place of business, in which all such pending proceedings shall be consolidated for trial and tried. Such order of consolidation shall not apply so as to require the removal of any case the date for trial of which has been fixed. The court granting such order shall give prompt notification thereof to the other courts having jurisdiction of the cases covered thereby.
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Any hazardous substance condemned under this section shall, after entry of the decree, be disposed of by destruction or sale as the court may, in accordance with the provisions of this section, direct and the proceeds thereof, if sold, less the legal costs and charges, shall be paid into the Treasury of the United States; but such hazardous substance shall not be sold under such decree contrary to the provisions of this chapter or the laws of the jurisdiction in which sold: Provided, That, after entry of the decree and upon the payment of the costs of such proceedings and the execution of a good and sufficient bond conditioned that such hazardous substance shall not be sold or disposed of contrary to the provisions of this chapter or the laws of any State or territory in which sold, the court may by order direct that such hazardous substance be delivered to the owner thereof to be destroyed or brought into compliance with the provisions of this chapter under the supervision of an officer or employee duly designated by the Commission, and the expense of such supervision shall be paid by the person obtaining release of the hazardous substance under bond.
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(1) the clerk of the court from which removal is made shall promptly transmit to the court in which the case is to be tried all records in the case necessary in order that such court may exercise jurisdiction;
Source(Pub. L. 86–613, § 6,July 12, 1960, 74 Stat. 376; Pub. L. 89–756, §§ 2(h), 3 (d),Nov. 3, 1966, 80 Stat. 1304, 1305; Pub. L. 110–314, title II, § 204(b)(4)(B),Aug. 14, 2008, 122 Stat. 3041.)
2008—Subsec. (c). Pub. L. 110–314substituted "Commission" for "Secretary".
1966—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 89–756substituted "Any misbranded hazardous substance or banned hazardous substance" for "Any hazardous substance that is in a misbranded package".
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Castelli Head Thingy £17.99
Versatile winter essential that can be double as a neck or head warmer
Weight 43g Contact www.saddleback.co.uk
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The Castelli Head Thingy is one of those beautifully simple products that you didn't realise you needed in your life until you give it a go. Now I can't live without it for early morning and evening rides.
Essentially, the Castelli Head Thingy - great name - is a tube of material that can be worn in a number of ways. Slipped on over your head it can be worn around the neck, or raised and lowered over your face and ears as you see fit during a ride. Or it can be pressed into service as a beanie or balaclava, with a little careful manipulation, to keep your head warm. Let your imagination run wild and you could wear it as a skull cap, headband...
So you see, it's quite a versatile bit of kit and is one of those essential items of clothing all cyclists should have in their winter kit bag. The fact you can wear it in a number of configurations does go some way to offsetting the cost, because in many ways it's three or five garments in one.
However you decide to wear it, the Softlex fabric does a sterling job of completely blocking the wind and thus keeping normally exposed skin around your head and neck protected. I've found it most useful worn around the neck where, with it tucked under the jacket collar, it prevents cold air from sneaking inside your top.
The fabric is soft next to the skin and manages to deal with moisture (sweat) build-up well, keeping you dry no matter how hard you're riding.
One size fits all and it happily goes through the washing machine on a regular wash.
A versatile winter essential that can be double as a neck or head warmer.
road.cc test report
Make and model: Castelli Head Thingy
Size tested: One
Tell us what the product is for, and who it's aimed at. What do the manufacturers say about it? How does that compare to your own feelings about it?
We have all seen something similar a tube of warm wicking fabric that can be used as a neck warmer, Hat, balaclava, bandana, skull cap, headband, sling, etc... Well this isn't much different apart from two crucial key points; Its made of Softlex fabric so its cosy stretchy and moisture wicking, and it features our Scorpion and word marks something no other heady thingy in the world can claim...
Tell us some more about the technical aspects of the product?
Cosy, stretchy and moisture wicking Softlex Fabric
Multiple configurations give you an adaptive protective option.
Machine washable
The fabric is very soft and comfortable and blocks wind.
Did you enjoy using the product? Yes.
Would you consider buying the product? Yes.
Would you recommend the product to a friend? Yes.
About the tester
Age: 31
I usually ride: My best bike is:
I've been riding for: 10-20 years I ride: Every day I would class myself as: Expert
I regularly do the following types of riding: road racing, time trialling, cyclo cross, commuting, touring, mtb,
Probably made by 'Buff' ... cheap copies don't stretch as much as a real buff, so if you have a cheap copy and find it tight, then try a genuine buff ... expensive, but much more comfortable.
posted by nbrus [286 posts]
2nd December 2012 - 10:54
definitely a buff by any other name, with the corresponding price hike associated with the Castelli scorpion. i don't see how 'scotflex' makes it different to the stretchy, soft one I got free on the cover of a cycling magazine which has been doing a grand job for the past two years.
posted by pj [149 posts]
2nd December 2012 - 11:51
posted by michophull [126 posts]
2nd December 2012 - 16:05
I guess the benefit is that this is windproof? Still not sure that is worth nearly £20!
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posted by Roastie [27 posts]
2nd December 2012 - 18:25
Is there any reflection in your scores (number of stars) of value for money? I'd say this is £2.99 for the item and £15 for the marketing. I bought a similar "thingy" for £2.50 and very useful it is too but I can't imagine the Castelli is 7 times as good.
posted by horizontal dropout [236 posts]
2nd December 2012 - 19:41
[[[[[ WHAT? 18 nicker? I think I'll cut 6" off a leg of these old jim-jams...no, not near the top end.
posted by PhilRuss [335 posts]
7th December 2012 - 21:04
Having got one of these. I have to say, if you invest in one piece of headgear, this has to be it.
Just it just looks like a buff/snood, but its far superior, You know I'm not one for advising spending money on things if you don't have to, but I would pay for this.
I've been using it as a skull cap, it warmest thing I've ever had on my head, no wind, cuts out all wind noise, stays totally dry and I've been using it in heavy snow today.
Go get one now, you will not regret it
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Michelangelo Antonioni
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Michelangelo Antonioni, the Italian director whose chilly canticles of alienation were cornerstones of international filmmaking in the 1960s, inspiring intense measures of admiration, denunciation and confusion, died on Monday at his home in Rome, Italian news media reported today. He was 94. He died on the same day as Ingmar Bergman, the Swedish filmmaker who died at his home in Sweden earlier Monday.
Tall, cerebral and resolutely serious, Mr. Antonioni harkens back to a time in the middle of the last century when cinema-going was an intellectual pursuit, when purposely opaque passages in famously difficult films spurred long nights of smoky argument at sidewalk cafes, and when fashionable directors like Mr. Antonioni, Alain Resnais and Jean-Luc Godard were chased down the Cannes waterfront by camera-wielding cineastes demanding to know what on earth they meant by their latest outrage.
Mr. Antonioni is probably best known for "Blow-Up," a 1966 drama set in Swinging London about a fashion photographer who comes to believe that a photograph he took of two lovers in a public park also shows, hidden in the background, evidence of a murder. But his true, lasting contribution to cinema resides in an earlier trilogy -- "L'Avventura" in 1959, "La Notte" in 1960 and "L'Eclisse" in 1962 -- which explores the filmmaker's tormented central vision that people had become emotionally unglued from one another.
Highlights from the Archives
Before Them, Films Were Just Movies
In their prime, Michelangelo Antonioni and Ingmar Bergman were seen as the twin embodiments of the idea that a filmmaker could be, without qualification or compromise, a great artist.August 1, 2007 moviesNews
A Director Also Elusive on Home Video
Unlike Ingmar Bergman, Michelangelo Antonioni is poorly represented on DVD. But two of Mr. Antonioni's most important films are available in superb restorations.August 1, 2007 moviesNews
An Appraisal
A Chronicler of Alienated Europeans in a Flimsy New World
Decades before it was given a name, Michelangelo Antonioni recognized the malady we now call attention deficit disorder.August 1, 2007 moviesAn Appraisal
Michelangelo Antonioni, Bold Director, Dies at 94
The director's chilly depictions of alienation were cornerstones of international filmmaking in the 1960s.August 1, 2007 moviesObituary (Obit)
Antonioni's Nothingness and Beauty
The Italian director Michelangelo Antonioni was the poetic, Existentialist answer to the neo-realists.June 4, 2006 moviesNews
The 'Blowup' Generation Gap
The Times asked two film critics of different generations, Stuart Klawans and Nathan Lee, to discuss Michelangelo Antonioni's "Blowup" (1966), which is new on DVD.February 22, 2004 moviesNews
Critic's Choice | 'The Passenger'
Antonioni's Characters Escape Into Ambiguity and Live (Your View Here) Ever After
Michelangelo Antonioni's film about a man on the run from himself dazzles from first shot to last.October 28, 2005 moviesReview
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Movie Review | Sex, Sex, Sex, Seen Through Experienced Cinematic Eyes
''Eros'' of short films dealing, sometimes obliquely, sometimes more directly, with sex. For the three filmmakers involved, Wong Kar-Wai, Steven Soderbergh and Michelangelo Antonioni, this is hardly a new area of concern.April 8, 2005 moviesReview
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New York Film Festival Reviews | The Passenger
For the last few decades Michelangelo Antonioni's 1975 existential thriller has been all but inaccessible to the general public. ''The Passenger'' is being released in theaters on Oct. 28 (and thereafter on DVD) in what is being called the director's ''preferred cut.''October 7, 2005 moviesReview
Cultural Desk
Transformed by Obsession, Heart, Mind and Soul
There are moments of such astounding visual power in Michelangelo Antonioni's film ''Beyond the Clouds'' that you are all but transported through the screen to a place where the physical and emotional weather fuse into a palpable sadness.September 28, 1996 moviesReview
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ANTONIONI The Poet of Images. By William Arrowsmith. Edited by Ted Perry. 195 pp. New York: Oxford University Press. $25.March 26, 1995 artsReview
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An exhibition and retrospective celebrate the filmmaker — and offer some context for his groundbreaking work.
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Maria Schneider, the French actress who was Marlon Brando's young co-star in the steamy 1972 film "Last Tango in Paris," has died at age 58.
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"Le Amiche" finally gets a theatrical run in the United States, at Film Forum.
June 18, 2010, Friday
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August 12, 2007, Sunday
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Before Them, Films Were Just Movies
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Michelangelo Antonioni
Michelangelo Antonioni's depiction of alienation made him a symbol of art-house cinema with movies such as "Blow-Up" and "L'Avventura."
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- 'Blow-Up' (1966):
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- 'La Notte' (1961):
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- 'L'Avventura' (1960):
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- 'Cronaca di un Amore' (1950):
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WADDINGTON - Jack Duncan birdied #13 while parRing the rest of the back nine at Twin Brooks Golf Course to finish with a 34 and gain medalist honors for the week in the Murrays Old Irish Inn League in Waddington at TwinBrooks Golf Course.
Jack is one of the seniors in the league but you would not know it based on his recent rounds of 38 and 37 to go with his 34. Congratulations on some great shooting, Jack.
It was also noted that another senior golfer, Colin Campbell, birdied #18 and shot a 36 to lead his partner, Pete Thomas, to an 8 point night and finish a half point behind the A Division leaders. The LaBarge brothers, Eugene and Sam, also had an 8 point night while shooting 38 and 39 respectively. In this day of electric cart golf, the LaBarges walk the course not only on Thursdays but every time they play. Kudos to these two seniors.
On the B side, it is said that you should never wake up a sleeping tiger but Dan Dinneen and Jeff Stein are now both awake and very well. Although Dan had one of those rare weeks when he went without a birdie, he still shot a 38 leading he and Jeff to an 8.5 point night and back into first place in the B Division.
Under 40 Club: Jack Duncan-34, Colin Campbell-36, Matt Rutherford-36, Eugene LaBarg-38, Dan Dinneen-38 and Sam LaBarge-39.
Division Leaders: A- Denny McGaw/Jim Manning-73.5, Colin Campbell/Pete Thomas-73, Eugene LaBarge/Sam LaBarge-72.5. B-Dan Dinneen/Jeff Stein75, John Dinneen/Mike Stoner-73, Bruce Kavan/Tom OBrien-72.
Birdie Brigade: Matt Rutherford-#13 and #18, Gi Mitras-#2, Chris LaShomb-#2, Steve Silver-#4, Vern Drew-#4, John Dinneen-#7, Jason Blair-#10, Jack Duncan-#13, Justin Palmer-#13, Pete Thomas- #13, Eugene LaBarge-#14, Colin Campbell-#18 and TOBY KENNEDY-#13.
Notes: Toby and Carl have been relatively quiet this year as they are better known as the team that supposedly has CS aka Common Sense this year it looks lmore like BS Burnham Sense than CS.
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