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15 U.S. Code § 3393 - Establishment and implementation of priorities
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Source(Pub. L. 95–621, title IV, § 403,Nov. 9, 1978, 92 Stat. 3396.)
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France's former culture minister and new president of Paris's famed... NachrichtenfotoFrankreich,Früherer,Institut der Arabischen Welt,Jack Lang,Kunst, Kultur und Unterhaltung,Neu,Paris,Porträt,Präsident,VertikalPhotographer MARTIN BUREAUCollection: AFP 2013 AFPFrance's former culture minister and new president of Paris's famed Arab World Institute (AWI), Jack Lang, poses on January 28, 2013 in Paris. In his appointment, Lang will replace both the president of the board as well as the president of the institute's high council, who have for the past three years shared responsibilities to direct the body. Lang, 73, who served as a culture minister under former president Francois Mitterrand for 10 years, replaces Bruno Levallois on the board and Renaud Muselier on the high council. AFP PHOTO MARTIN BUREAU (Photo credit should read MARTIN BUREAU/AFP/Getty Images)

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Ah, Vienna
If Vienna, the famous city of music, were a symphony, you'd feel as though you were constantly at the crescendo. So grand, opulent and saturated with culture and history is the picturesque Austrian capital that cymbals will crash, violins will vibrate and the swell of the harmony will carry you along in a bliss of perfect cadence. Then you'll turn off your iPod, look around and be just as wowed by the visual stimulation.
There is a bundle of old and new things to explore even outside the City Centre. Get regal at the Hofburg or Imperial Palace, tour St. Stephen's Cathedral, or visit the Kunsthistorisches Museum. Analyse yourself at the Freud Museum and get seriously high (in culture terms) at the Vienna State Opera.
For the trendy Wendys out there, browse the Mariahilferstrasse, the hip and happening areas for posh rags, or take a coffee break at the famous Café Sacher.
Its prettiness, quaintness and almost fairytale skyline could be passed over as twee if not for the rich history and intellectual swagger Vienna holds. This city is no pop song (despite what 80s band Ultravox would have you believe) – it's got the classical cred to cement its reputation as one of the premier tourist destinations in Europe, and with a population of sensitive, polite locals, Vienna will soon have you singing a different tune.
Vienna's Top 10
10. Schmetterlinghaus Be warned. This is a weird one. Strictly for those interested in butterflies – otherwise, give it a miss!
5. SchonbrunnBrowse the gardens of this baroque palace. Trip over and yell, 'My leg! It is baroque!' before running from the ambulance.
9. Spanish Riding School:Either see a performance from this uniquely Viennese institution or just peek in to watch the morning training sessions.
4. The Ring A series of streets encircling the old city. Take a tram to get a sense of the city and see some landmarks along the way.
8. Theatermuseum: ore baroque! More museums. Wear your glasses and try to look like you know what you're looking at.
3. Kunsthistorisches Museum: ienna's museum of fine arts.
7. Mariahilferstrasse:Allow yourself to shop till you drop. And by drop we mean have a drop of the world's best coffee.
2. St. Stephen's CathedralGet a tour or explore by yourself. Amazing gothic architecture to make any Adams Family member go weak at the knees.
6. Neue Burg Museums Three museums in one. Take your time or tick them off the list so you can head the pub for one of those beers as big as your head!
1. Tiergarten The world's oldest zoo. Thankfully they've updated the itsy bitsy cages since 1752. Pandas, Siberian tigers and a day's worth of exploring to be had.
Vienna History
- Schonbrunn Palace – Originally the site of a large mansion owned by royalty.
- Hofburg Complex – Palace turned into multiple museums.
- Belvedere – Two majestic mansions with a garden in between erected by Prince Eugene of Savoy.
- Plague Column – Emperor Leopold I had this memorial built in 1679.
- Church of St Mary of the Angels – Capuchine monastery with crypt vaults as old as 1619.
Vienna Art & Culture
- Museum Quarter – With more culture than you can shake a stick at, this area is close to everything.
- Burggarten – The Mozart Monument is an attraction created in 1896.
- Schatzkammer – The treasury contains the crown jewels of Austria and many relics.
- Butterfly House – This 1901 structure now houses an unbelievable collection of several species of live butterflies.
- Kunsthistorisches Museum – Enjoy a stunning collection at this art museum.
Vienna Shopping
- Hoher Markt – People-watch, eat from delicious food stalls or purchase a souvenir in this old-town area.
- Platz Am Hof – Though it used to be more of an open-air fish and bakery market, today the area is completely modern.
- Mariahilfferstrasse – A shopping street with lots of large, trendy stores.
- Kohlmarkt – For those looking for luxury shopping, Kohlmarkt is the place to be.
- Neubaugasse – Lots of popular styles can be purchased here, but keep looking for hidden treasures.
Gay & Lesbian Vienna
- Life Ball – An amazing party typically held in late May that brings the world to Vienna to raise funds for HIV or Aids.
- Bars and Clubs – Vienna offers at least a dozen recognized pubs, several clubs and meeting spots.
- Sauna – For those who need to unwind, there are three totally gay and several gay-friendly saunas, including Kaiserbrundl.
- Badeschiff – Party on a boat in either a mixed or queer crowd; just check the schedule.
- Gay Quarter – Between the forth and sixth districts near the Naschmarkt, enjoy the high energy.
Vienna Outdoor
- Sand in the City – Around 1,800 tons of sand was brought into Vienna for outdoor play and sculpture appreciation.
- Donauinsel – Rollerblade, cycle or simply people-watch at Danube Island.
- Cemetery of the Nameless – The Friedhof der Namenlosen is a destination both peaceful and haunting.
- Vienna City Park – Stadtpark by the River Wien and Ringstrasse has some incredible statues with an upbeat atmosphere.
- Spittelberg Quarter – Take a walk down old cobbled streets and admire the Biedermeier and baroque architecture.
Vienna Sport
- Horseback Riding – The Winter Riding School was originally established in the late 16th century.
- Golf Halle Budocenter – At this nine-hole, par-70 course, you can use the driving range at night or learn to golf with an electronic teacher.
- Skating – For figure skating and classic ice skating on an artificial ice rink, choose Eislaufverein.
- Squash – The Manhattan offers a free squash court and an optional spa experience.
- Bicycling – Vienna offers special paths j ust for bikers, which is great to explore the city.
Vienna Local
The city centre of Vienna, the Innere Stadt is the home of some of Vienna's most famous landmarks and the oldest structures. It is known as the historic core of the city.
Framed by The Ring, this is the home of the famous St Stephen's Cathedral, the Donnerbrunnen Fountain, the Spanish Riding School and the lesser known but equally interesting former University District. With so many grand buildings on display, it's to imagine yourself as part of the Austro-Hungarian aristocracy that walked the same streets a century ago.
And if you want to go even further back in time, visit the Mozarthaus, where Wolfgang Amadeus lived, worked and composed from 1784 to 1787.
Vienna's Leopoldstadt offers the rare opportunity of living on an island while still being close to the city. Located between the Danube and the Donaukanal, it allows easy access to the city, cheaper places to eat and stay and is a popular choice for students.
This is the home of the sweet baroque parks and theAugarten (which houses the Flak Towers built in WWII). In the north, check out the Carmelite Church, the Jewish Quarter and the Kirche St. Leopold.
Unquestionably, however, the highlight of Leopoldstadt is thePrater, Vienna's own city amusement park. Ride the Wiener Riesenrad (the Ferris Wheel) and then, of course, make jokes for the rest of the day.
First and foremost, the home of the best shopping in Austria is the Mariahilferstrasse,so it would be criminal not to give the plastic a workout here. The area is known to be quite arty and edgy, so dress to impress when visiting the multitude of small galleries, shops, cafés and eateries.
Mariahilf is less sightseeing and more arts and exploring, but it is home to two very famous and beautiful buildings, the Wienzeilenhaus and Majolikahaus, and is the place to see some live music at the famous Raimund Theatre.
Vienna Eat & Drink
Amerlingbeisl Proper Austrian grub in a proper Austrian pub. Note – rhyming not essential.
Café der Provinz France vs. Austria! Sweet or savoury crepes filled with Nutella (!) or ham and cheese.
Kent Cheap, decent serves of Turkish food. In summer, take advantage of the beautiful garden and at night visit the 24-hour bakery next door.
Figlmüller A one-off experience with the biggest and best schnitzels you'll find. Be warned – there's no beer, but they do serve wine from the owner's vineyard.
Halle Great for a cheap feed when you can't decide what you feel like. Pasta, salad, antipasto or Austrian served till midnight.
Maschu Maschu Israel comes to Vienna. The best falafel in Europe as well as huge salads for a quick bite. Takeaway in Rabensteig or eat-in at Neubau.
Zu Den Zwei Liesln Six different schnitzels on the menu with a tree-covered inner courtyard. Great people-watching a bonus!
Sacher Hotel Restaurant Famous for its tafelspitz and other traditional fare, this is a great spot for a special occasion.
Würstelstand am Hohen Markt Wurst is the kebab of Vienna, so stumble along for the best of the late-night wurst.
Danube TowerEnjoy traditional Viennese delights at the amazing revolving restaurant inside this famous landmark. Amazing views, of course.
Vienna Events
January to February hosts The Carnival in Vienna, with balls taking place at famous locations across the city.
Viennese Dream on Ice takes place from late January to early March with skating in the front of City Hall.
The Opera Ball occupies the ballroom at the Opera House each February.
Easter brings a music festival to Vienna known as the Vienna Sounds of Easter.
For a celebration of music, opera, film and art, May and June bring you the Wiener Festwochen.
Donauinselfest, Europe's largest pop-music festival, comes around in June.
July brings on three music festivals: Jazz Festival Vienna, Klangbogen and the Rathausplatz Classical Music Film Festival.
October brings you the Viennale, the annual film festival.
From the famous Magic of Advent and Viennese Christkindlmarkt at the Rathausplatz to the romantic Christmas markets at the Spittelberg and Schönbrunn Castle, Vienna is a simply magical place to be in the lead up to Christmas.
St Stephen's Cathedral is bursting at the seams for Midnight Mass on Christmas Eve. Quite a spectacle, even for non-believers.
New Year's Eve is different in every city. Vienna offers music and loads of entertainment in the Innere Stadt.
When To Go
- Winter (January to March) sees temperatures ranging from -3 to 8°C (27-46°F). It's cold and snow is probable, making it fun for snow-angel fans!
- Spring (April to June) has pleasant temperatures ranging from 10 to 23°C (50-73°F). It also brings a lot more tourists.
- Summer (July to September) temperatures range from 15 to 24°C (59-75°F). It's pleasantly warm and sunny, but thunderstorms are common so pack an umbrella.
- Autumn (October to December) temps range from 7 to 14°C (45-57°F). A jacket is required, but you won't freeze.
What To Miss
Fiaker: A horse-drawn carriage sounds awesome, but it's overpriced at €40 for 20 minutes.
Mexicoplatz, Karlsplatz: Although Vienna is a generally safe city, these areas can get a little dodgy at night. Unless you're looking to buy some drugs or get in a fight, steer clear of these spots late at night.
Stephansplatz: A must-see, but beware of people trying to sell
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Yoga and the American Quest for Freedom
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Saturday, February 23, 2013 from 10:30 AM to 3:30 PM (PST)
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1. What is True Freedom?
Is it defined by legal rights, or circumscribed by intolerance? Is it the freedom of mind to pursue creativity or spiritual development? Like a mini TED conference, this gathering of thought leaders will bring to life this perennial question about the meaning of freedom.
"If you dare declare that you are free, free you are this moment. If you say you are bound, bound you will remain." - Swami Vivekananda
Michael Krasny, KQED Forum Host
"The Psychology of Freedom in the Twenty-first Century: Its Successes and Challenges."
Jacob Needleman, Professor of Philosophy, San Francisco State University
"History of the American Quest for Freedom: How It Has Led Us to This Point; Where Might It Lead Us in Future?"
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"Yoga: The Impact of Swami Vivekananda's Message on the Contemporary Scene."
Swami Tattwamayananda, Vedic Scholar and Teacher
"Yoga: The Ancient, Timeless Wisdom, Surfacing in Many Cultures under Many Names."
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Discover the fascinating and inspiring life and teachings of Swami Vivekananda in a captivating presentation, weaving together his words, photos and live music. From unknown penniless monk to sought-after speaker, the swami traversed the United States, overcoming entrenched racial and religious prejudice to bring the teachings of Yoga and Vedanta to the West. He sparked a spiritual renaissance in America by introducing the Vedantic concept of a universal religion that transcends dogma and sects:
"All religions, under whatever name they may be called, either Hindu, Buddhist, Mohammedan, or Christian, have the same God, and he who derides any one of these derides his own God."
You'll understand why he inspired a generation with his eloquence, compelling personality and vivid presentation of ancient wisdom.
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How surreal is it that there isn't a team less engaged in this year's NBA draft than the Los Angeles Clippers? That there isn't a roster less hospitable to an incoming rookie than the Clippers'? That the Clippers' War Room might as well be the Slurpee nook at your local 7-11?
A lot of pundits/rumor-mongers have suggested that the fireworks of this year's draft won't be the picks themselves, but rather the trades that materialize. But other than Corey Maggette, there doesn't seem to be a player on the Clipper roster that's a candidate for a deal - and Elgin Baylor doesn't seem ready to consider offers on Corey until after July 12 when free agents can begin signing with teams.
So this afternoon we should hear nothing but chirping crickets from the Clippers camp.
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Few things satisfy the palate more than a bowl of steaming hot, spicy hot Creole gumbo, and nowhere is there a better place to celebrate it than in Treme, believed to be the oldest neighborhood of free African Americans in the United States.
Ground Zero for the New Orleans food and fun is Congo Square and Louis Armstrong Park, in the neighborhood now widely known from the HBO hit series "Treme." Hosted by the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival and Foundation, the Creole Gumbo Fest is a celebration of all things that make New Orleans unique: its food, its music, its art and its ambience that draws millions of visitors from all over the world every year.
Admission to this two-day New Orleans festival is free.
The highlight of the Treme Creole Gumbo Festival, in addition to the gumbo of its theme, is the great traditional New Orleans jazz performed by its world-renowned New Orleans brass bands. Ten of them will be performing over the two days of the festival, five on each day. The schedule is as follows:
Saturday, Nov. 10
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In addition, you'll discover some of the best gumbo cooking to be found in the region. Representing the cultural mix of New Orleans cuisine, gumbo is a type of soup that is a signature dish at many of the city's great restaurants, several of which always maintain a presence at the festival. The ingredients of gumbo vary from one cook to another but basic elements may include okra, chicken, sausage (including spicy andouille), shrimp, crab, crawfish, oysters and other types of seafood and fish. It is traditionally served with white rice and should be at least mildly spicy. The sign of a good gumbo is, when you bite into it, it should bite back!
Other signature New Orleans food may be served at the festival as well, including macaroni and cheese, shrimp and grits, fried catfish and – for dessert – bread pudding and banana bread pudding with rum sauce.
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The Cub Scout Geography belt loop and pin are a part of the Cub Scout Academics and Sports Program. Tiger Cub, Wolf, Bear, and Webelos Scouts may earn this award in a Family, Den, Pack, school, or community setting. Tiger Cubs must be always accompanied by their Adult partner.
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Cozumel, Mexico is an invigorating port of call on a Disney Cruise Line Caribbean Cruise vacation. An island and a city off the eastern coast of Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula, Cozumel is known for some of the world's healthiest coral reefs and rarest natural recreation. This island in the Caribbean Sea is an extremely popular destination for scuba-diving and snorkeling enthusiasts.
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The site of an old civilization indeed, Cozumel was settled by Mayans by the first century AD. They considered the site sacred to the Moon Goddess, Ixchel, and women would make regular pilgrimages there to pay tribute and to wish for fertility in return.
The arrival of the Spanish in 1518 brought disease and devastation, nearly wiping out the Mayans and leaving the island all but deserted by 1570. It was an outpost for pirates until 1848, when warfare in the Yucatan drove refugees to settle there. A boom in visitors to the island came after 1959, when the famed Jacques Cousteau publicized Cozumel's coral reefs as among the best in the world for scuba diving.
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specifically targeting ABC-permitted outlets surrounding Appalachian State University and the High Country area, according to the release. Special agents in the Alcohol Law Enforcement division of the Department of Public Safety conducted several covert enforcement operations, leading, so far, to103 people arrested on 155 charges. Most of the charges were for underage possession and consumption of alcoholic beverages, aiding and abetting underage possession of alcohol and using a fraudulent ID to obtain alcohol. The release said ALE agents said several types of fake identification documents being used by the suspects, who obtained them through the Internet from sources in foreign countries. More than 30 fake IDs were seized. Agents also found underage people buying alcoholic beverages by using legal IDs belonging to other people 21 and older. Appalachian State University student Tyler Blalock, 19, drowned in the creek flowing through Durham Park on campus after using someone else's ID to obtain alcohol back in September. ALE special agents and the North Carolina Alcoholic Beverage Commission hosted a training seminar for ABC retailers on March 7 to help retailers and their employees identify fake IDs that may be used to buy alcoholic beverages. ALE will continue efforts in the Boone area to prevent underage people from purchasing, possessing and consuming alcoholic beverages, according to the release. ALE special agents have authority to arrest and take investigatory action for any criminal offense anywhere in the state. Their primary responsibility is the enforcement of the state alcoholic beverage control and drug laws.
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ISLES IN GERMANY — Bailey Scores, DiPietro Still Not Dressing for Games
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A little over a week ago, Josh Bailey headed to Germany to play for Beitgeim in the second division. Bailey is doing well, with 5 points (1G, 4A) in his first two games for the Steelers. His team's last game was over the weekend against SC Riessersee, Rick DiPietro's team.
Unlike Bailey, DiPietro is still MIA having played only one game (10/14 vs. Landshut) since signing with Riessersee in early October. Not only that but DiPietro has not even dressed as the backup since his start against Landshut. All of the team's boxscores since October 14th have Markus Keller and Korbinian Sertl listed. Regardless of whatever did or didn't get lost in Google Translation, box scores are pretty clear in any language.
Eric Hornick pointed this out on his blog last night, and I'll leave it to him to ask the pertinent question:
Rick DiPietro denied a report by a German newspaper that he was injured in a text to the Post's Brett Cyrgalis.
Perhaps it is time for the follow-up question: why are you not playing?
Also, a follow up; why are you not on the bench?
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Derek Smith-Nautel (center), 7, of Port St. Lucie, trips the igniter to launch his rocket constructed from paper towel and toilet tissue cores with cardboard fins during the Port St. Lucie Police Athletic League's Rocket Camp on Thursday. "I like it because you can build rockets and it's fun to see them launch" Derek said. Instructed by Tom Filipkowski, President of the Port St. Lucie PAL, the camp taught students about the basics of rocketry, safety and launch procedures as each participant built their own rocket from recycled materials and assemble a pre-packaged rocket kit before heading out to Rotary Park to launch their creations. "The basic thing is learning science, and having fun with science," Filipkowski said. "When you see the smiles on their faces you know it was a good day."
Kolin Stapp, of Jensen Beach High School, celebrates after winning the 126-pound class championship in the Steadwell Grow Wrestling Tournament on Jan. 4, 2013.
ALEX BOERNER/TREASURE COAST NEWSPAPERS Newly elected Congressman Patrick Murphy looks around the U.S. House of Representatives' chambers while joined on the floor of the chambers by his nieces, Stephanie Murphy (pictured), 10 and Taylor Murphy, 12, and nephews Thomas Murphy, 11, and Aidan Murphy, 9, on Jan. 3, 2013.
DEBORAH SILVER/TREASURE COAST NEWSPAPERS Diane Bohorquez (right) of Port St. Lucie smiles at her daughter, Elianna, 2, while holding her newborn, fraternal twins, Sebastian (far right) and Nicolas, while her husband, Andres Bohorquez, holds their daughter as they celebrate the twins being the first babies born in Martin County in the new year at Martin Health Systems in Stuart on Tuesday. Sebastian CQ Nicolas CQ Diane Bohorquez CQ Andres Bohorquez CQ PHOTO TAKEN: TUESDAY 1/1/2013
CHRISTOPHER ARNOLD/TREASURE COAST NEWSPAPERS Vero Beach High School wrestler Robert Heckler (top) grapples with Denard Reynolds, of Coral Springs High School, during the first round of the Steadwell/Grow Memorial Invitational at Port St. Lucie High School. Denard Reynolds cq; Robert Heckler cq; photographed Jan. 4, 2013;
ALEX BOERNER/TREASURE COAST NEWSPAPERS Vice President Joe Biden joins newly sworn-in Congressman Patrick Murphy (back row second from right) and members of the Murphy family at a reception following the ceremony for the swearing in of the 113th United States Congress Thursday afternoon in Washington D.C. CQ Joe Biden Patrick Murphy shot 010313
Grand Royale residents Rose Carducci (left) and her sister Verna Phillips drive to the 1st green during Phillips's first time playing the newly opened Blue Gator Course at the American Golf Club inside Vista Royale in Vero Beach on Wednesday January 2nd. I love it, it's the best of the three," said Carducci, who is playing the course for the second time. "I like the way it's designed. I love it, I think it's great." The Blue Gator Course re-opened on December 9th, giving the American Golf Club patrons three 9-hole courses to play on.
SAM WOLFE/TREASURE COAST NEWSPAPERS Cody Herl (left) of Sebastian River High School tries to jump through the hold of Hunter Taroli of Port St. Lucie High School during the 138 pound class championship of the Steadwell Grow Wrestling Tournament on Saturday evening. CQ: Cody Herl, Hunter Taroli TAKEN: Jan. 5 2013
FILE PHOTO Newly elected Congressman Patrick Murphy works at his desk in his new office in the Longworth congressional office building in Washington, D.C., after being elected. The bare walls will be decorated in the coming days.
SAM WOLFE/TREASURE COAST NEWSPAPERS Chris Favoroso (right) of Jensen Beach High School lifts the leg of Mike Kestner of Jupiter High School during the 170 pound class championship in the Steadwell Grow Wrestling Tournament on Saturday evening. CQ: Chris Favoroso, Mike Kestner TAKEN: Jan. 5 2013
DEBORAH SILVER/TREASURE COAST NEWSPAPERS Rudy Spoelstra and Larry McCarthy, both of Hobe Sound, work on finding what wire is not working on the tracks of the main model railroad structure for the Martin County Model Railroaders on Thursday. Spoelstra, 82, has been a member for about 14 years. McCarthy, 64, walked in a few weeks ago and joined. Rudy Spoelstra CQ Larry McCarthy CQ PHOTO TAKEN: THURSDAY 1/3/2013
Alejandro Saez (bottom) of St. Lucie West Centennial High School tries to pull over Dolan Bradley of Jupiter High School during the 160 pound class championship in the Steadwell Grow Wrestling Tournament on Saturday evening.
DEBORAH SILVER/TREASURE COAST NEWSPAPERS "I'm so happy," said Danielle Racine of Okeechobee about her first child, Braylee Jones, who was the first baby born on the first day of the year on the Treasure Coast at St. Lucie Medical Center in Port St. Lucie on Tuesday. "I know she'll have everything she needs," said Racine. Danielle Racine CQ Braylee Jones CQ PHOTO TAKEN: TUESDAY 1/1/2013
DEBORAH SILVER/TREASURE COAST NEWSPAPERS Crystal Mahnke (left) holds a nail in place as Angela Pulcini hands her a picture to hang as Lisbeth Pulcini and Brianna Foster wait to advise with the hanging process on Wednesday at Shakra's Deli in Jensen Beach as the staff gets the restaurant ready to open for business some time next week. The photo is of Anne Shakra and her son, Jeff, who runs the restaurant with his wife of 21 years, Anuhea Shakra. The photo of Jeff's father, "Big" Joe Shakra, who opened Shakra's Deli in 1972, can be seen hung just behind Crystal. Crystal Mahnke CQ Brianna Foster CQ Angela Pulcini CQ Lisbeth Pulcini CQ Anne Shakra CQ Joe Shakra CQ PHOTO TAKEN: WEDNESDAY 1/2/2013
DEBORAH SILVER/TREASURE COAST NEWSPAPERS Bill Baio (from left), from Port St. Lucie and a member of the Treasure Coast Model Railroad Club, shows Marc Turull of Port St. Lucie and his five-year-old son, Jackson Turull, how to steer the Streamline Passenger train that was around in the 1950s during the club's last Holiday Open House of the season in Port St. Lucie on Monday. This was the second time in three days that the Turulls had visited the club's Becker Road location. "We're losing the aspect of building things and using our hands," said Marc Turull. "It's important to me to pass that on to him. The guys here are willing to talk to you and they are full of wisdom." The 35-year-old club consists of 30 members from Hobe Sound to Sebastian. For more information about membership or sponsorship, call (772) 579-5811 or go to their website at www.tcmrr.org. Marc Turull CQ Jackson Turull CQ Bill Baio CQ PHOTO TAKEN: MONDAY 12/31/12
DEBORAH SILVER/TREASURE COAST NEWSPAPERS Pictured are the feet of Nicolas, who was born after his brother, Sebastian, his fraternal twin, as well as a full pound bigger at Martin Health Systems on Tuesday. Both were born to Diane and Andres Bohorquez of Port St. Lucie and the first babies born in Martin County at 4:13 a.m. and 4:16 a.m. in the new year. Diane Bohorquez CQ Andres Bohorquez CQ Nicolas CQ Sebastian CQ PHOTO TAKEN: TUESDAY 1/1/2013
DEBORAH SILVER/TREASURE COAST NEWSPAPERS Gloria Ector (center left) dances with her friend, Judy Go, both from Port St. Lucie, during the Sunday Afternoon Tea Dance at Save the First Dance Studio and Ballroom in Jensen Beach on Sunday. Every Sunday of the month, except the third Sunday, about 16 people meet from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. to dance to a mixture of ballroom, Latin, swing and country music, according to Chuck Roseman, who along with his wife, Slavojka Roseman, own the dance stadio. "This is our family," said Roseman of his clients. Tickets are $7.00 per person with desserts and cold beverages included. For more information about their dance lessons or social events, go to savethefirstdance.com or call 772-934-6407. Judy Go CQ Gloria Ector CQ Chuck Roseman CQ PHOTO TAKEN: SUNDAY 12/30/12
Ian Wiswell (left) of Jensen Beach High School lifts Jimmyson Jeanite of Palm Beach Gardens during the 132 pound class championship match in the Steadwell Grow Wrestling Tournament on Saturday evening.
United States Tennis Association player Melissa Minniti, of Gaithersburg, Md., (left) signs autographs for Brodie Biggs (center) 10, and Emma Tatje, 11, both of Palm City during the quarter finals of the Tesoro $25K Women's Open Wild Card Tournament at The Racquet Club at Tesoro in Port St. Lucie on Saturday. "I really liked her," Tatje said. "I'm happy that I actually got her autograph."
CHRISTOPHER ARNOLD/TREASURE COAST NEWSPAPERS Port St. Lucie High School wrestler Brandon Way (top) grapples with Jonathan Marsaille, of Fort Pierce Central High School Friday during the first round of the the Steadwell/Grow Memorial Invitational at Port St. Lucie High School. Brandon Way cq; Jonathan Marsaille cq; photographed Jan. 4, 2013;
Jamie Hartmann, left, and Courtney Balan rehearse a scene from "Funny Girl" at the Riverside Theatre in Vero Beach on Dec. 28. For more information, visit http://riversidetheatre.com or call the box office at 772-231-6990.
DEBORAH SILVER/TREASURE COAST NEWSPAPERS Danielle Racine of Okeechobee holds her newborn daughter, Braylee Jones, hours after her birth at St. Lucie Medical Center in Port St. Lucie on Tuesday. Racine, 20, gave birth to Braylee on New Year's Day as the first baby born on the Treasure Coast in the new year. Danielle Racine CQ Braylee Jones CQ PHOTO TAKEN: TUESDAY 1/1/2013
Brady Knight, 6, of Sebastian, jumps off the 'plank' while playing on the newly installed Jolly Voyager Pirate Ship Playground at the Barber Street Sports Complex on Friday afternoon.
ALEX BOERNER/TREASURE COAST NEWSPAPERS Derek Braun (left), of Weston, Florida, a long-time friend of newly elected Congressman Patrick Murphy (right) hits Murphy on the shoulder at a brief gathering outside Murphy's office following the swearing in of members of the United States House of Representatives Thursday afternoon in Washington D.C. CQ Derek Braun Patrick Murphy shot 010313
DEBORAH SILVER/TREASURE COAST NEWSPAPERS Larry McCarthy, a seasonal resident of Hobe Sound and a new member of the Martin County Model Railroaders, works on the group's wiring of their main track in Building E at the Martin County Fairgrounds in Stuart on Thursday. Larry McCarthy CQ PHOTO TAKEN: THURSDAY 1/3/2013
CHRISTOPHER ARNOLD/TREASURE COAST NEWSPAPERS Martin County High School wrestler Migerle Mindor (right) takes Mike Paster, of Sebastian River High School, to the mat Friday during the first round of the Steadwell/Grow Memorial Invitational at Port St. Lucie High School. Migerle Mindo cq; Mike Paster cq; photographed Jan. 4, 2013;
Leo Underwood (left) and his brother David, members of the 5-piece band Atlantic Bluegrass from Palm Bay, perform for a packed out of 200 at the North Indian River County Library in Sebastian on Friday evening. The event was the first of four Library Coffee House events that are being held at the library this year. The series has been held annually since its inception in 1994. The next scheduled performance will be The Ashley Gang on February 1 at 7 p.m.
DEBORAH SILVER/TREASURE COAST NEWSPAPERS Anuhea Shakra, co-owner of Shakra's Deli along with her husband, greets a friend who walked through the door as she and her staff were getting the restaurant together on Wednesday. Anuhea Shakra CQ PHOTO TAKEN: WEDNESDAY 1/2/2013
Jayden Mashkow, of Sebastian, looks up while playing on the newly installed Jolly Voyager Pirate Ship Playground at the Barber Street Sports Complex on Friday afternoon.
Laura Pittman (right), 13, of the Mount Pearl Marlins Swim Team works on her backwards diving in front of her coach Duffy Earl as the 10 -member team from Mount Pearl, Newfoundland, undergo winter swim training At the North County Aquatic Center in Sebastian on Wednesday. Six colleges from the northeast US and Canada are using the aquatic facility's 50 meter long course for winter training from December 24th through the 14th. "It's really cold at home and most of the pools close over christmas so we don't get much opportunity to train, so it's great for our kids to come down here and get some sun and enjoy training outdoors, a little extra motivation for them," Duffy Earl said. "The kids are absolutely over the moon excited and hope to come back year after year."
Robert "Smokey" Barber (right), 62, of Fort Pierce, performs his street-side preaching of the Gospel with the help of his son-in-law Phil Wall along the median at the intersection of Jennings Road and U.S. 1 in Port St. Lucie on Friday January 4, 2013. Barber can be found at the intersection with his wooden cross and sound system sharing the biblical Gospel every afternoon except Sundays, preaching to anyone that will listen. "I'm called to do it, it's a way of winning souls, edifying the body of Christ," Barber said. "It's been a pleasure, been doing it for a lot of years, since 1988. That's almost 25 years, praise God."
Marina Cernea, of Boca Raton, returns a volley against Melissa Minniti, of Gaithersburg, MD, in their quarter final match of the Tesoro $25K Women's Open Wild Card Tournament at The Racquet Club at Tesoro in Port St. Lucie on Saturday. Cernea advanced to the semifinals on Sunday after her 6-0, 6-1 win against Minniti. " I played well, I feel very well," Cernea said.
A surfer descends the boardwalk adjacent to the new concession building at Sebastian Inlet State Park on Thursday. The building is expected to open in mid-February.
Marlene Alder, a part-time resident of Vero Beach, shows off one of her quilts while visiting the Sunbonnet Sue Quilter's Guild for the first time Thursday at St. Augustine of Canterbury Episcopal Church in Vero Beach. The group is preparing for its Quilt Show at the Indian River Fairgrounds on Feb. 8 and 9. For more information, visit http://www.sbonnets1979.org.


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The new comedy "Raising Hope" is a family show, Fox-style. Jimmy (Lucas Neff) still lives at home with his parents (Martha Plimpton and Garret Dillahunt) and grandma (Cloris Leachman). They're…
Hold the phone! Longtime fan of hitting things, Russell Crowe has signed on to do BFF the RZA a solid by slumming it in the rapper's shoddily-directed kung fu flick, The Man With The Iron Fist. The only thing we know about Crowe's character is that he'll be playing "the baddest man alive." Shouldn't be a stretch. He's already regarded as one of the baddest musicians alive.
Crowe is more than likely doing this as a favor to his friend and oft co-star, so it's unlikely his labor will take that big of a bite out of the movie's $20 million budget. The craft service budget on the other hand… (E!)
Where the roaring 1920s lights of a F. Scott Fitzgerald novel meet with the violent crime sagas of a Scorsese classic, this what you can find in the fast-paced and explosive new gangster series "Boardwalk Empire."
On the eve of 1920 with his pockets full of cash and liquor in a high demand due to prohibition, Enoch 'Nucky' Thompson (played with tough talk and weak posture by Steve Buscemi) is at the top of his game as the Treasurer over the swinging and swindling lights of Atlantic City. Thompson has everything in place to create Atlantic City as the speakeasy capital of the world but as high stakes prove he has a lot more coming this way as the infamous decade will come of age in gangster warfare, political upheaval, and a crash and burn economy.
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Actor Stephen Lang performs 'The Moose' at West London's Shadow Puppet Repertory Theatre.
Steven Spielberg's blatantly inspired by Avatar television project "Terra Nova" has just picked up a new castmember. Avatar's Stephen Lang has joined the show just as it loses its executive producer over creative differences.
Lang, whose star rose when he played the charismatic and ruthless leader of the Marines on the prehistoric Pandora settlement for James Cameron, will play the charismatic and ruthless leader of the prehistoric Terra Nova settlement. But this time he won't sport a badass scar.
It's really more of a slow-healing bruise. (Deadline)
You might think since George Lazenby only got to play James Bond once, it must've meant he sucked. Actually, On Her Majesty's Secret Service is considered one of the best Bond movies ever. If you're a Bond fan and you haven't seen it, watch it now. It really holds up especially well after the gritty Daniel Craig ones. Once you see it, you'll really want to know more about the mysterious one time only Bond.
41 years later, Lazenby has a sense of humor about it. He goes out to autograph signings and he attended an American Cinematheque showing of On Her Majesty's at the Aero Theater in Santa Monica. After conflicting stories on DVD extras and books and articles, Lazenby told the audience what really happened on his Bond movie.
Above: Steve Buscemi in the upcoming HBO series, "Boardwalk Empire."
Rampart just got a whole lot sexier. Actor Steve Buscemi has joined the cast of the upcoming crime drama, which already includes Sigourney Weaver, Ice Cube, Woody Harrelson and Robin Wright. Buscemi, an obvious inspiration to Internet writers everywhere, will reportedly play the awesome ugly dude everybody likes even though he's ugly.
The script for Rampart was written by Oren Moverman and novelist James Ellroy. Ellroy's involvement means that the film will be set in L.A., and will involve the LAPD, probably with a healthy dose of police corruption and racial slurs thrown in for good measure.
Filming is set to begin in October. (Empire Online)
How many Italians does it take to make The Irishman? At least four, from what I can tell.
Deadline is reporting that Al Pacino and Joe Pesci are joining Robert De Niro for Martin Scorsese's planned adaptation of I Heard You Paint Houses, a book chronicling the life of Frank "The Irishman" Sheeran, a reputed hitman who some suspect was behind the disappearance of Teamsters president Jimmy Hoffa.
While the film would mark the first Scorsese/De Niro collaberation since Casino (1995), chances are it won't begin production anytime soon. Scorsese is currently working on Hugo Cabret and doing press for the HBO series, "Boardwalk Empire." The famed director is also slated to film a Frank Sinatra biopic, which would further postpone any work on The Irishman.
Personally, all this talk about Irishmen and Italians is making me a little uncomfortable. Like my grandma always said, the only people worth a good god damn come from eastern Bulgaria. It's our world, and you punks are just living in it. International calling code 395 4 life, bitch! (Collider)
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Warning: This clip from Danny Boyle's 127 Hours doesn't contain any of James Franco's arms getting cut off. Warning: It does contain Kate Mara getting wet. If you believe the latter might make you faint or nauseous I suggest you go no further.
Audience members at the Telluride and the Toronto Film Festivals have been passing out and seizing do to the graphic nature of 127 Hours. The movie is about a dude who has to cut off his own arm after it gets really REALLY stuck in crevice **resists urge to make crevice joke**. If you know you can't handle that, why would you go see it?! Stay for the first half with the swimming and laughing, and leave once the screaming starts.
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I'm not spoiling anything for "House" fans by saying that House and Cuddy got together at the end of last season. That's what we've been waiting six years for and spent all summer thinking about.
I'll discuss it vaguely, so skip this if you don't want to know ANYTHING. I love the way they came back, I love the way they handled it, I love the character moments it offered for both actors. There, is that too spoiler-y? Oh, can I say it's hot too? Something that happens in this episode is hot. But I won't ruin the dirty details, I'll just give you the skinny.
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'Mad Men' star Jon Hamm is a serious contender for the lead in the planned Superman reboot, Latino Review is reporting. His physique, strong jaw, and slicked black hair make him a natural fit for the character. However, Hamm himself expressed reservations about playing a superhero in a recent interview with MTV.
"It's a tricky road to go down with some of those heroes, because they're not flawed. Superman is Superman – he's invincible, so where's the drama?"
Where's the drama with superheroes? Obviously this guy hasn't seen a little film called Fantastic Four: The Rise Of The Silver Surfer! If he had, he'd understand the ridiculousness of his statement. I hope the producers of the new Superman reboot do a careful vetting before they jump into bed with this guy.
It was this, or a pic of Jamie Lee Curtis. No offense to Curtis, but I stand by my decision.
Director James Cameron is heading back to the small screen with a planned television adaptation of True Lies. The 1994 film, starring Arnold Schwarzenegger as a secret agent and Jamie Lee Curtis as his bored, unknowing wife, was a box-office hit and also garnered critical acclaim. Deadline Hollywood is reporting that the series, which is about to be shopped to the networks, will be produced by Cameron's Lightstorm Entertainment and 20th Century Fox TV.
This marks Cameron's second foray into the world of television. In 2000, he produced the Fox series "Dark Angel," which only lasted two seasons, but still managed to introduce the world to the wonders of Jessica Alba's 19-year-old ass. Here's hoping that Cameron's latest effort has as profound an impact on our society.
When CBS presented their new fall drama "The Defenders" at the Paley Center for Media in Beverly Hills, the producers told the press that they were eying Dan Aykroyd to play a tough judge who Jim Belushi will face later in the season. The new Blues Brothers go way back, so creator and executive producer Kevin Kennedy thinks it will be easy to get Aykroyd. Belushi actually wanted him sooner but Kennedy didn't want to stunt cast the pilot.
"Obviously he and Jim are friends," Kennedy told Screen Junkies on the red carpet at the Paley center. "I believe he did a couple of "According to Jim"s. They've talked about it. Jim asked him. Jim suggested him to play the judge in the pilot and we said, 'You know what? We'd like to save that because we think we could really plan for it and write something specific for it.' So we talked about it and we asked Danny if he'd be interested in doing it. In theory, yes. It's a matter of time. It's a matter of making the schedules work and obviously Danny has to like the script. It's a long way down the road but it's a dream."
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This is what happens when you show a Stanley Kubrick restrospective in Hollywood. During the screening of 2001: A Space Odyssey this past weekend at the Egyptian Theater, a man started shouting at the screen and the audience due to a bad acid trip. Why you'd willing drop acid and then go to a crowded theater to see a movie that's inevitably going to blow your mind is beyond me. Thank God they got him out before the Star Child scene. He might have suffered several seizures at once.
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Previously on "True Blood," we found out that Sookie's part fairy. We found out Crystal's a werepanther. Jason promised to help Crystal save her crystal meth commune. Sam flashbacked on his life of crime and kicked Tommy out. Tommy broke into Sam's safe. Arlene attempted a mystical abortion (unsuccessful). Lafayette got Jesus into V. Jess got back together with Hoyt, who let her feed off of him. And Eric tricked Russell into the sunlight, (potentially) sacrificing himself to kill The King. Onto the season finale of "True Blood."
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Even assassins have their soft spots.
Mickey Rourke has signed on for the feature adaptation of the book "The Ice Man: Confessions of a Mafia Contract Killer." David McKenna (American History X) is writing the script about Richard "The Ice Man" Kuklinksi, a professional assassin who doubled as a loving father and husband in New Jersey.
Hmmmm, sounds like Tony Soprano, does it not? But considering Kuklinksi isn't Italian, this story will have less capicola and guys shouting, "OH EH! EH OH!" Or maybe it's just Tony Danza that does that. Either way, Rourke is playing an assassin, and he's a method actor, so if you start hearing stories of hookers being found with double-taps to the chest, don't look at me. It was probably Rourke. NOT me. (Variety)
Devils and demons have possessed the silver screen in many formats, from comedies to cartoons, CGI depictions, psychological thrillers, and fantasy worlds. Yet the most bad-ass, ripsnorting, fire breathing incarnations that we remember are the ones that send chills down our spines. With Devil taking over theaters Friday, I thought I'd compile a list of the 10 most bad-ass Devils in movies. Nothing is better than witnessing your favorite actor playing the ultimate screen villain of old Beelzebub himself. Hail Satan!
Al Pacino as John Milton – The Devil's Advocate
While the movie is just a silly combination of John Grisham novels meets the production designer of Rosemary's Baby, there's plenty of hot and steamy sex with Connie Nelson and Charlize Theron. Plus Al Pacino plays the devil, so do I really need to say anything more?
Matthew McConaughey has signed on to star in a comedy, but in a shocking twist, it won't involve Sarah Jessica Parker or the ghosts of girlfriends past. It will, however, involve Academy Award winning director William Friedkin and a script by Pulitzer Prize winning writer Tracy Letts.
Killer Joe, co-staring Emile Hirsch, follows a pair of siblings "who plot the death of their mother for the insurance money." McConaughey will play "Killer Joe" Cooper, a dirty cop hired to do the deed.
Will McConaughey's collaboration with Friedkin (The French Connection, The Exorcist) prove as successful as his previous collaboration with director Tom Dey (Failure to Launch, Marmaduke)? Only time will tell. (THR)
You pretty much have the whole entire force of God coming at you via Kenny Powers in this new trailer for "Eastbound & Down's" second season. You also have cornrows, a dwarf, hot Mexican women, an army of jet skis, mopeds, and drunken firing squads. This is the closest we will ever come to a Kevin Federline biopic.
Check out the new trailer after the jump…
In this parody trailer, a new kind of Hobbit is in town, and it's packin' heat. These little guys will street sweep The Shire and set your punk-ass elf-ass straight at any counsel. This summer, Gandalf brings gangta to Middle Earth.
Check out the Boyz N the Ring after the jump…
There's a clue inside the baby.
The original Girl with the Dragon Tattoo Noomi Rapace has become the new "it" actress in Hollywood. She recently signed on to deliver death alongside Jeremy Renner in Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters, and now she's secured a role in Sherlock Holmes 2. The logline is being kept under wraps, but Noomi is said to be playing a French Gypsy. It is unclear if the role is romantic in nature. One would think Holmes would be smart enough to not trust a Gypsy, but when they cast an evil spell on you at a street fair you can't resist them. It's the only way I can explain the atrocious lamp in my living room. (THR)
Look at the size of that thing!
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The trailer for Country Strong has strummed its way into our Internets, and I seriously think somebody needs to check out Gwyneth Paltrow's Netflix rental history. If The Blind Side and Crazy Heart are on there side-by-side, then I call shenanigans. Between the similarities to those films, and the scenes where people cry so hard they fall on their butts (I counted two), this is such an obvious ploy for an Oscar or a Grammy. In truth, they'd be lucky to get a Razzie for this. Hasn't Sandra Bullock had enough taken from her?
Watch Paltrow do her best Lurleen Lumpkin after the jump…
Roger Ebert isn't one to let a lack of a jaw stop him from jawing on about what movies do and don't suck ass. With "At The Movies" officially off-the-air as of August 14th, Ebert has unveiled his newest program, "Roger Ebert Presents 'At The Movies'." It's pretty much "At The Movies" but with occasional appearances from the Roger Ebert Cyborg.
Appearing as the show's main critics are Christy Lemire and Elvis Mitchell. And if Ebert's sagging chin flesh pouch and Elvis's dreadlocks don't do it for you, Kim Morgan will also appear in weekly segments.
It'll be like when the hot weather girl shows up on that fat guy's show on Telemundo. (Sun Times)
NBC's new Thursday night comedy "Outsourced" is about an American sent to Mumbai to run a call center. We've all been on the phone with those guys. It's not really funny when you're trying to explain why your DVR is recording the wrong shows, but they're making it funny on TV. There premiere on September 23 will basically just set up the characters. What we really want to know is how is this going to be funny week after week.
The cast of the show came to the Paley Center for Media in Beverly Hills last night to premiere the pilot for fans. We got a spot on the red carpet for some exclusive interviews and the actors promised some edgy comedy involving sexual harassment and Halloween costumes. Visit the Paley Centers in New York and L.A. this week and next for more fall TV previews.
Ben Rappaport – Todd
Smells like Oscar.
Now that his totally not-staged downward spiral documentary I'm Still Here is playing before audiences, Joaquin Phoenix is ready to get back in the game. He's set to star in Big Shoe, a movie that focuses on a shoe fetishist who is also a talented footwear designer. Which could or could not be gross. On the one hand, it's healthy to be invested in what you do for a living. On the other, I'm proud of that Photoshop I did up above, but I didn't choke-fap while creating it. I save that kind of bahavior for the Girl Gallery. (THR)
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Do you like John McTiernan's throw pillows? Well do you?!
John McTiernan, the director of Die Hard and Predator, has signed on to Shrapnel, what will be his first film since 2003. The story is about two war veterans who hunt each other in a lethal game of cat and mouse. Evan Daugherty's action-thriller script was on the 2008 Blacklist, and that's even without a warrior alien as part of the cat and mouse plotline.
It'll be nice to see McTiernan back behind the camera, even though his last few films have been way less than Die Hard-y. The director has been busy getting into sh*t with the government over the infamous Anthony Pellicano wiretapping scandal of 2006. His experience is a testament to why you never bug your wife's phone. Or your best friend's wife's phone. Even if her come-hither stares say, "Bug my phone." (Variety)
New footage from Jackass 3D starring Johnny Knoxville, Bam Margera, Steve-O, and Somewhere's Chris Pontius is now available for your cringing pleasure. All you need to do to see it is watch this new Weezer video from their Hurley album. C'mon, do it! You can watch it on 'MUTE' if you prefer after the jump.
Will Ferrell's upcoming film, Casa de mi padre, has unveiled its secret weapon: Mexicans! Gael Garcia Bernal and Diego Luna, both natives of Mexico, have joined the cast of the Spanish language film which producers say will be shot in the style of an "overly dramatic telenovela."
Considering Bernal was in Y tu mamá tambié and Luna was in Milk, the odds of the film having a homoerotic scene just went through the roof. Couple that with middle-America's current love of all things Mexican, and you've got yourself a guaranteed hit on your hands. (Collider)


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Industrial production up by 1.0% in euro area Veröffentlicht am: 14/05/2013, Letzte Aktualisierung: 02/07/2014
In March 2013 compared with February 2013, seasonally adjusted industrial production grew by 1.0% in the euro area.
Industrial production grew by 0.9% in the EU27, according to estimates released by Eurostat. In February production increased by 0.3% in both zones.
In March 2013 compared with February 2013, production of energy grew by 3.8% in the euro area and by 3.0% in the EU27. Durable consumer goods increased by 1.9% and 2.2% respectively. Capital goods rose by 1.2% in both zones. Intermediate goods fell by 0.1% in the euro area and by 0.2% in the EU27. Non-durable consumer goods dropped by 0.7% and 0.2% respectively.
Among the Member States for which data are available, industrial production rose in sixteen and fell in seven. The highest increases were registered in Portugal (+5.3%), the Netherlands (+4.5%), Luxembourg (+4.0%) and Estonia and Malta (both +3.9%), and the largest decreases in Slovenia (-2.9%), Bulgaria (-2.3%) and Ireland
Annual comparison
In March 2013 compared with March 2012, production of intermediate goods dropped by 4.6% in the euro area and by 4.0% in the EU27. Capital goods decreased by 3.1% and 2.1% respectively. Non-durable consumer goods fell by 3.1% in the euro area and by 1.8% in the EU27. Durable consumer goods declined by 2.2% and 0.7% respectively. Energy increased by 9.2% in the euro area and by 6.7% in the EU27.
Among the Member States for which data are available, industrial production fell in eleven, rose in eleven and remained stable in the United Kingdom. The largest decreases were registered in Luxembourg (-6.9%), Italy (-5.2%), Ireland (-4.1%) and Bulgaria (-3.6%), and the highest increases in the Netherlands (+11.1%), Lithuania (+8.4%), Estonia (+7.1%) and Malta (+6.0%).


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42 U.S. Code § 4762 - Definitions
For the purpose of this chapter—
(2) "Federal agency" means an executive department, military department, independent establishment, or agency in the executive branch of the Government of the United States, including Government owned or controlled corporations;
(3) "State" means a State of the United States, the District of Columbia, the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands, and a territory or possession of the United States, and includes interstate and Federal-interstate agencies but does not include the governments of the political subdivisions of a State;
(4) "local government" means a city, town, county, or other subdivision or district of a State, including agencies, instrumentalities, and authorities of any of the foregoing and any combination of such units or combination of such units and a State. A "general local government" means a city, town, county, or comparable general-purpose political subdivision of a State; and
(5) Notwithstanding the population requirements of sections 4723 (a) and 4743 (c) of this title, a "local government" and a "general local government" also mean the recognized governing body of an Indian tribe, band, pueblo, or other organized group or community, including any Alaska Native village, as defined in the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act (85 Stat. 688) [43 U.S.C. 1601 et seq.], which performs substantial governmental functions. The requirements of sections 4723 (c) and 4743 (d) of this title, relating to reviews by the Governor of a State, do not apply to grant applications from the governing body of an Indian tribe, although nothing in this chapter is intended to discourage or prohibit voluntary communication and cooperation between Indian tribes and State and local governments.
Source(Pub. L. 91–648, title V, § 502,Jan. 5, 1971, 84 Stat. 1925; Pub. L. 93–638, title I, § 104(d), formerly § 105(d),Jan. 4, 1975, 88 Stat. 2208, renumbered § 104(d),Pub. L. 100–472, title II, § 203(a),Oct. 5, 1988, 102 Stat. 2290; Pub. L. 95–454, title VI, § 602(d),Oct. 13, 1978, 92 Stat. 1189; 1978 Reorg. Plan No. 2, § 102, eff. Jan. 1, 1979, 43 F.R. 36037, 92 Stat. 3783.)
References in Text
This chapter, referred to in text, means the provisions of subchapters I, II, III, and IV of this chapter. See section 4761 of this title.
The Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act, referred to in par. (5), is Pub. L. 92–203, Dec. 18, 1971, 85 Stat. 688, as amended, which is classified generally to chapter 33 (§ 1601 et seq.) of Title 43, Public Lands. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Short Title note set out under section 1601 of Title 43 and Tables.
1978—Par. (3). Pub. L. 95–454inserted reference to Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands.
1975—Par. (5). Pub. L. 93–638added par. (5).
Effective Date of 1978 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 95–454effective 90 days after Oct. 13, 1978, see section 907 ofPub. L. 95–454, set out as a note under section 1101 of Title 5, Government Organization and Employees.
Transfer of Functions
"Office" and "Office of Personnel Management" substituted for "Commission" and "Civil Service Commission", respectively, in par. (1), pursuant to Reorg. Plan No. 2 of 1978, § 102,43 F.R. 36037, 92 Stat. 3783, set out under section 1101 of Title 5, Government Organization and Employees, which transferred all functions vested by statute in Civil Service Commission and Chairman thereof to Director of Office of Personnel Management (except as otherwise specified), effective Jan. 1, 1979, as provided by section 1–102 of Ex. Ord. No. 12107, Dec. 28, 1978, 44 F.R. 1055, set out under section 1101 of Title 5.
Termination of Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands
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