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Photography by Carlos LaraJuxtapoz // Tuesday, September 13, 2011
Carlos Lara's images are quite surreal. The use of bright flash, close-up perspectives, or unusual angles all feel disorienting, defamiliarizing us with these subjects that are usually quite familiar. Lara's work takes a subject and allows us to rethink it. To examine it from a new point of view.


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Fifty Dead Men Walking author holds legal fire against TIFF
The author of Fifty Dead Men Walking is holding his fire. Martin McGartland, the Royal Ulster Constabulary mole who infiltrated the IRA and nearly paid for it with his life, has decided to see the film for a second time. The film, which screens as a gala on Sept. 10, has been the centre of controversy since McGartland denounced the work as a distortion of his life story and threatened to take legal action against its producers as well as TIFF.
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Marquette Golden Eagles guard Derrick Wilson (12) and forward Juan Anderson (10) embrace prior to the second half against the Ball State Cardinals at BMO Harris Bradley Center. / Jeff Hanisch, USA TODAY Sports
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The advantages of automated forex trading
Automated forex trading offers many benefits to online currency traders. Not only can automated trading be carried out on many of the major platforms available for forex trading, but it can also be customised for the individual trader. Individuals who use metatrader are even able to write their own automatic forex trading programs which can then be ported to compatible systems.
Two important advantages of automated forex trading are that it takes the emotions out of trading and that it allows trading to continue around the clock, even when the trader is away from their desk.
Generally speaking, emotions and forex trading do not go together; relying on one's emotions can cause a trader to make rash decisions, which in turn can lead to unnecessary losses. Automated forex trading systems have no emotions, and so all trades are carried out dispassionately.
Global currency trading never ceases; it takes place 24-hours a day, seven days a week. Individual traders have to eat and sleep, whereas an automated system does not. This means the trader, thanks to his or her automated system, can continue to trade even when they are asleep.
Even though there are many benefits to automated trading, problems can still arise. The quality of the system is extremely important, and so it is worth checking on what is available before selecting a system. It will also be in the trader's best interest to beef up his risk management strategy when first employing any new automated trading system.
Some individuals choose to employ an automated forex system purely on a secondary account, providing 24/7 trading while the trader performs their primary trades manually using their main account. This will provide added versatility to any forex trading strategy.
Choosing the best FX currency pair to trade
Once a trader has traded on a demo account for some time and it becomes time to trade with real money, such a trader has to decide which currency pair(s) to trade in. Although this is largely a matter of personal preference, a few guidelines might aid the decision.
As a general rule, the more volatile a currency is, the harder it becomes to predict its future movements and hence to trade it profitably. In this regard it might be a better solution to concentrate on the bigger currency pairs, such as the USD/GBP and the USD/EURO, than on currency pairs involving developing currencies such as the Indian rupee. This rule is not, of course, set in stone - third world currencies often present unequalled opportunities for the more experienced trader.
Certain currency pairs tend to display fairly easily discernible patterns over time. The AUD, for example, has been appreciating fairly steadily against the USD over the past decade – forming an excellent longer term trading opportunity. This is where the trader's timeframe plays an important role. Traders with a longer trading horizon can make use of such longer term trends, while short-term traders have to concentrate on opportunities that arise during brief market fluctuations. As a rule, these are much more difficult to predict.
Certain currencies are directly influenced by commodity prices. The Canadian dollar is an example here. Canada is a major oil exporter, and a drop or increase in the price of oil can serve as a leading indicator for the USD/CAD exchange rate. This presents great opportunities for astute traders.
You will never have a problem with liquidity with major currency pairs such as the EURO/USD. If you trade in obscure third world currencies, liquidity might sometimes become a problem.
Whichever currency pair you decide to trade in, a service such as tradestream could prove to be invaluable.
Should traders use a forex robot?
Most forex robots are built around the Metatrader platform, which was specifically developed for trading futures, options and forex. The key role of a forex robot is to help traders automate specific actions. This tool is appropriate for running mechanical forex strategies that occur without human intervention.
How to use a robot
A quick search of the internet will reveal a wide selection of forex robots. Before downloading a specific product, the trader should check the reputation of the company selling the software. This is important, because many companies that spring up overnight propose incredible deals only to disappear within a matter of weeks. If possible, use a selection of robots, for a trial period, on a demo account. Having located a reliable company, the individual simply has to purchase and download the product. As soon as the software is installed it is ready for use.
To begin, the trader should open the robot, drag it to a chart, click 'Allow Live Trading' and activate the software by going to the 'Expert Advisors' section. The robot will then start to perform a variety of online currency trading activities right away.
Top advantages of using a robot
A trader who uses a robot correctly can often achieve great results. This is because the robot trades according to pre-set rules, even when the investor is not around. Additionally, it is able to perform objective online trades that are more effective than many subjective activities completed by human traders.
Another benefit of using a robot relates to the forex trading signal. Multiple forex platforms are ready to buy these signals and sell them to their subscribers. This can help the trader maximise the performance of his or her robot.
A trader will only become successful if his or her robot delivers profits most of the time. Unfortunately, there are many poor-quality forex robots around, which prevent traders from achieving the results they should.
Advantages and disadvantages of Forex day trading
Forex day trading is a very specialised strategy. It involves opening and closing market positions within the same day. With this form of trading, no positions are ever held overnight.
Day trading allows traders in the forex currency market to try and benefit from the fast-fluctuating forex rates. There are also different strategies which can be used within this form of trading. One is called scalping, where positions are opened and closed during very short periods of time, such as within minutes or seconds. Another option is keep the position open for hours before closing. A competent FX day trader may well switch from one strategy to the other during the hours of trading.
The main advantage of day trading, particularly for experienced professionals, is that a profit can be turned very quickly. There can, however, be pitfalls for the unwary.
Anyone intending to undertake forex day trading will need to be prepared to stay in front of the computer screen throughout the entire trading session. Where automated trading is being used there will have to be absolute faith in the forex software being used.
In currency day trading traders need to be skilful and have a comprehensive understanding of the forex market. A thorough grounding in forex and a wide knowledge of how the market operates is absolutely essential if anyone is going to make a success of it. This makes a day trading strategy unsuitable for most novices or those unable to dedicate enough time to it. Indeed, most day traders are industry professionals who have the time required to concentrate fully on this form of forex trading.
Forex, however, is the biggest financial market in the world and for those traders with the skill and competence, as well as the confidence to take the risks, day trading can be a very rewarding occupation.
How to choose a forex broker
The chosen forex broker is likely to have a big influence on trading style. The broker can have a crucial role to play in deciding whether an individual is successful or not. When looking for a broker, it is important to find one that can cater for all your needs and offer the tools required to make money effectively.
Before signing up for a live account with a company, it is well worth trying out the various software and trading platforms available. Most will give access to a full or sample version of their trading platform, at least for a limited amount time. Be aware of companies that offer different spreads between their live and practice platforms.
When testing, you should spend some time investigating whether the information and forex charts you need are easy to find and whether opening and closing orders and positions is easy. It is important to be able to rely on the broker to act as soon as possible on your decisions.
The best forex brokers offer customers easy ways to get in contact with them. It is useful to be able to discuss any issues or problems immediately when investing real money and many traders acknowledge this by offering a range of communication options, including live chat and telephone services.
They also provide helpful tools like tradestream to analyse trends in the market, as well as advice and information from industry experts. Some major forex brokers also offer optimised smartphone apps that can be incredibly useful for those who like to trade on the go.
Online trading and the Martingale method
Many investors who become involved in trading forex are perpetually looking for the holy grail of trading; a single technique or system that will guarantee a quick way to riches. In their search they often stumble across the Martingale system.
This system originated in the world of gambling. What it basically boils down to is that you start betting small and if you are wrong, you place exactly the same bet again, but this time doubling the bet size. If playing roulette, for example, you keep on betting on one colour, red or black and every time you are wrong, you double your bet. Statistically, the argument goes, you have to be right sooner or later, in which case you will have a guaranteed profit.
Applying this method to forex trading implies that you start off by going long or short on a particular currency with a relatively small short term trade; for example, five minutes. If you go long and the price of the currency goes down during the next five minutes, double the money on your next trade and go long again. If the theory works as it should, you will eventually be right and hence make a guaranteed profit.
If all of this sounds too good to be true, it probably is. It requires virtually unlimited funds to ensure an eventual 'win'. For instance, if you go long and the market suddenly nosedives, it can keep on going the wrong way for a very long time. It is likely that by that time you will be placing very large trades and you might eventually wipe out your entire trading account before the market turns around.
The Martingale method, when used as a forex trading system, is one that looks very good on paper, but in real life has probably wiped out more gamblers and most likely traders as well, than any other 'system' we know of.
Trading on the move
Noticing and acting on signals in a timely fashion is one of the most important elements of forex trading. Most traders work during a set period of time each day. As the market is constantly open during the week, traders inevitably miss out on some excellent opportunities.
It seems foolish to forgo valuable market movements, simply because they occur at an inconvenient time. Many forex brokers now offer the opportunity to trade using portable devices. Their apps offer enjoyable and profitable ways to make money on the move. For many, this has expanded the time during which they can make money on the forex markets.
Train, bus and taxi journeys can now serve as opportunities to trade, meaning individuals never need to miss out on uptrends again.
Smartphones and tablets also have an advantage over PCs and laptops in that they turn on immediately. This allows traders to act instantly if they receive a signal from websites like forexloft.com.
While mobile applications cannot provide all the functionality of full trading platforms, they make trading on the go simple and extend the period of time during which traders can work.
The opportunities and pitfalls of trading on margin
Someone who wishes to travel overseas and who needs foreign currency would go to his or her local exchange office, pay in the required amount of local money and then receive the amount of foreign currency which corresponds to the current exchange rate.
In the world of Forex trading this does not happen. This is because of the principle called 'leverage' which is also known as 'trading on margin'. Let us explain.
With a Forex transaction which is leveraged at 50:1, the trader only has to put down 1,000 GBP to trade an account worth 50,000 GBP. If the same trade is leveraged 100:1, the trader can trade with 100,000 GBP by only depositing 1,000 GBP. Some online Forex brokers even offer trades with a margin of 400:1, which means that with 1,000 GBP the trader can manage a Forex trade of 400,000 GBP.
This sounds wonderful, doesn't it? Take the example of a trade leveraged at 100:1. If the price of the currency only moves 1% in the right direction, the trader will make a profit of 1,000 GBP.
However, what many novice traders forget is that it works both ways. With the same trade leveraged at 100:1, if the price of the currency moves 1% against the trader, he or she would make a loss of 1,000 GBP. Another way to put this is that this trader would lose 100% of the initial deposit.
The higher the leverage, therefore, the less adverse movement in the price of the currency is required in order to wipe out the trader's initial deposit. Of course, if the price goes in the right direction, the profits would also be much higher with a high-leverage trade.
For novice traders, it is probably wise to steer clear of very highly leveraged trades. These traders are more likely to make mistakes and with higher leverage these mistakes will cost them much more than with lower leverage trades.
Forex software and information
At a time when electronic trading is ubiquitous, investors require the necessary tools to help them analyse a plethora of market information, and to respond to the information in a profitable way. forex trading software facilitates timely and effective currency trading.
A quick search of the internet shows all of the various online forex systems available for investors to download.
Many platforms provide access to a forex demo, so investors can actually try out the software system for themselves before committing to it. Investors should ask themselves, before they sign up for a particular platform, what their exact needs are, and at what the level of expertise and experience they consider themselves.
In terms of forex indicators or charting software, installing one system alone is generally not enough for an investor seeking to analyse all market indicators. In an overall sense, software allows the forex trader to conduct timely trades in response to changes in the market. The software facilitates both timing and precision efficiency. Using the online trading platforms, a trader is able to combine charts and indicators to help in creating strategies. The forex signals on each chart meet at a point at which they agree on a potentially profitable trade.
Software also helps a trader conduct a detailed analysis of winning and losing trades for future reference.
The best forex software incorporates robust security features to protect accounts from unauthorized access, and therefore, providing investors with peace of mind.
How to use forex charts for forex trading
Once a would-be trader has opened a demo forex currency trading account with a forex broker, also often referred to as a forex brokerage, they should start to develop a system to guide their trading activities, something to help make trading decisions easier.
Fortunately, most forex brokers will have trading software such as the well-known Metatrader, which offers built-in forex charts. Once a trader has learned how to interpret forex charts, the whole business of trading becomes much easier to understand.
The secret of being successful in using charts in forex currency trading is not to overdo it. Do not try to become a master of all the different techniques in as short a time as possible. Instead, concentrate on one type of chart; for example candlestick charts and learn a selection of patterns that consistently work for you.
It will also be necessary to decide the timeframe in which to trade. This can vary from being a day trader, concentrating on very short-term market movements, to being a long-term trader who only follows trends lasting a few months or even years.


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Married to American actor Doug Anthony Hutchison (51 years old) in May 2011, many have asking if Courtney is really 17 years old. Her birth certificate posted on E!Online proofed that she was born on Aug 29, 1994.
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Leslie Friedman
Leslie Friedman
Masters of Fine Arts, Printmaking 2011
Tyler School of Art, Temple University, Philadelphia, PA
Bachelors of Arts, Political Science 2005
Brown University, Providence, RI
-Solo Exhibitions-
Yenta, Wind Challenge Exhibition Series, Fleisher Art Memorial, Philadelphia, PA
Fun Guys, Gallery 401, Providence, RI
Tastier, Space 1026, Philadelphia, PA
Mis/Constru(ct)ed Identity: Exploring Jewish Stereotypes, The Philadelphia Museum of Jewish Art, Philadelphia, PA
Tasty, Napoleon, Philadelphia, PA
Glitzianers, Temple Gallery, Tyler School of Art, Philadelphia, PA
The Fossil Fools Project, AS220 Main Gallery, Providence, RI
Merry X-Mas, Mr. President, The Dirt Palace/RISCA Grant, Providence, RI
-Collaborative & Two-Person Exhibitions-
Gay, Jewish, or Both, an installation collaboration with Bernardo Margulis, NAPOLEON, Philadelphia, PA
The Path and the Structure, two-person spotlight exhibit with Rebecca Gilbert, Center For Emerging Visual Artists, Philadelphia, PA
As first as exactly, collaborative installation with the ten members of NAPOLEON, Traction Company, Philadelphia, PA
-Group Exhibitions-
artNOW:Philadelphia, Kohl Gallery, Washington College, Chestertown, MD
Professional Artist Members Exhibition, Main Line Art Center, Haverford, PA
Benefit Exhibition for BalletX, Bridgette Mayer Gallery, Philadelphia, PA
Charta Amor: 4th MAAPS International Printmaking Exhibition Series, Seoul, Korea; Guangzhou, China; University of Alaska; Southern Indiana University; Eastern Indiana University; University of Wyoming; and University of Arizona
Urban Pop, Main Line Art Center, Haverford, PA
Introduction 2012: A First Look at the New Career Development Fellows,
Moore College of Art, Philadelphia, PA
Faculty at Work, Muhlenberg Gallery, Allentown, PA
Current Trends in Print, Elon University, Elon, NC
Small Favors, The Clay Studio, Philadelphia, PA
Woot!, The Icebox, Philadelphia, PA
Tyler Grad Symposium, Philadelphia, PA
AS220 Print Lottery, AS220 Main Gallery, Providence, RI
La Locura, Rara, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Wunderground: Providence, 1995 to present, RISD Museum, Providence, RI
2004 Lost & Unknown: Stories From Rhode Island's Underground, Newport Art Museum, Newport, RI
-Accolades, Lectures, and Invitations-
Posing Questions of Art, Taste, and Censorship, Panel Discussion, Washington College, Chestertown, PA
Understanding Stereotypes: A Panel Discussion, The Jewish Alliance of Greater Rhode Island, Providence, Rhode Island
Career Development Program Fellow, Center for Emerging Visual Artists, Philadelphia, PA
The Future of Jewish Art: One Artist's Perspective, invited artist lecturer, Hillel at Temple University, Philadelphia, PA
National Performance Network Annual Meeting, invited guest, Philadelphia, PA
Schwartz, Chip. "Three Interpret Place and Location for Fleisher Wind Challenge." KnightArts.org, April 22, 2014. http://www.knightarts.org/community/philadelphia/fleisher-wind-challenge-mills-friedman-parry
Brewer, Don. "The Path and the Structure." DonArtNews.com, February 26, 2014. http://www.donartnews.com/the-path-and-the-structure/
McCoy, Mary. "Review: artNOW Philadelphia at the Kohl Gallery by Mary McCoy." The Talbot Spy. [Chestertown, MD] February 14, 2014. Arts Section. http://talbotspy.org/review-artnow-philadelphia-at-the-kohl-gallery-by-mary-mccoy/
Ellwanger, Lena. "Celebrating Philadelphia's artNOW." Kent County News. [Chestertown, MD] February 13, 2014. http://www.myeasternshoremd.com/community/kent_county/arts/article_6a10c029-47dd-5295-8e4c-0f0ebb8312f3.html
Gelb, Daniel. "Closing Reception: Gay, Jewish, or Both." Philadelphia Weekly [Philadelphia, PA] January 29th, 2014, Section: Philadelphia Now: p. 7 http://www.philadelphiaweekly.com/events/Closing-Reception-Gay-Jewish-or-Both-242451301.html
Chien, Janette. "Leslie Friedman & Bernardo Margulis." Printeresting.org, January 23, 2014. http://www.printeresting.org/2014/01/23/leslie-friedman-bernardo-margulis/
Koontz, Leah. "Gay, Jewish, or Both." TheArtBlog.org, January 21, 2014. http://www.theartblog.org/2014/01/gay-jewish-or-both/
Fallon, Roberta. "First Friday of the New Year – Great stuff out there in the Vox building and at Space 1026." TheArtBlog.org, January 5, 2014. http://www.theartblog.org/2014/01/first-friday-of-the-new-year-great-stuff-out-there-in-the-vox-building-and-at-space-1026/
Schwartz, Chip. "Meta miniatures, poetry-inspired objects captivate at two Philly galleries." KnightArts.org, November 19, 2013. http://www.knightarts.org/community/philadelphia/napoleon-traction-company-citywide-philly
Chien, Janette. "Candy Without Consequence." Title Magazine, August 2, 2013. http://www.title-magazine.com/2013/08/candy-without-consequence/
Crimmins, Peter. "Porn and aspartame's artistic union." Newsworks.org. July 12, 2013. http://www.newsworks.org/index.php/local/item/57262-what-do-porn-and-aspartame-have-in-common
"NewsWorks Tonight July 12, 2013." NewsWorks Tonight. WHYY. 12 July 2013. Radio.
Brewer, Don. "Urban Pop." Don Art News, April 7, 2013. http://www.donartnews.com/urban-pop/
Epstein, Edward. "Mainlining Urban Art – Distort, Jay Walker, and Leslie Friedman At Main Line Art Center." theartblog.org, April 4, 2013. http://www.theartblog.org/2013/04/mainlining-urban-art-distort-jay-walker-and-leslie-friedman-at-main-line-art-center/
Kirch, Nancy. "Local Artist Returns Home with New Show." The Jewish Voice & Herald [Providence, RI] January 4th, 2013, Section: Features, p. 2. (viewable online at http://www.jvhri.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=3551%3Alocal-artist-returns-home-with-a-new-show&catid=41%3Acommunity&Itemid=62)
Fallon, Roberta. "Open Studio Tour Shows the Other Side of the Easel." Philadelphia Daily News [Philadelphia, PA] October 19th, 2012, Section: Features: Art, p. 38. (picture only)
Kulik, Shayna. "Half Piped Ideas with Leslie Friedman." Pattern Pulp, August, 1, 2012. http://www.patternpulp.com/art/half-piped-ideas-with-leslie-friedman/
Newhall, Edith. "Galleries: Shows are a good reason for a short trip to Delaware." Philadelphia Inquirer [Philadelphia, PA] July 29th, 2012, 184th year no. 59, Section: H6.
Sexton, Courtney. "THE CURATOR: Fake sugar and Sugarhouse." thecitypaper.net, February 10, 2012. http://www.citypaper.net/blogs/criticalmass/THE-CURATOR-Fake-sugar-.html?page=2
Rosof, Libby. "Leslie Friedman's Tasty at Napoleon." theartblog.org, February 9, 2012, http://www.theartblog.org/2012/02/leslie-friedmans-tasty-at-napoleon/
Emmons, Amze, "Leslie Friedman at Napoleon." Printeresting, February 8, 2012, http://www.printeresting.org/2012/02/08/leslie-friedman-at-napoleon/
Fallon, Roberta. "Weekly Update—A Great Big Woot! From Tyler's Graduating MFA's." theartblog.org, March 9, 2011, http://www.patternpulp.com/artist-profile/fossil-fools-with-leslie-friedman/
Kulik, Shayna. "Fossil Fools with Leslie Friedman." Pattern Pulp, September 25, 2009, http://www.patternpulp.com/artist-profile/fossil-fools-with-leslie-friedman/


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COLFAX - Seth Deal doubled in the distance races here Tuesday as Waitsburg-Prescott moved outside the box and dominated five District 7 schools in a boys Class B track and field meet.
Led by Deal's first-place finishes in the 1,600 and 3,000 meters plus victories by Eshom Estes in the shot put, Billy Brown in the 300 intermediate hurdles and a pair of relay squads, W-P of District 9 piled up 108 points on the afternoon.
Reardon finished a distant second with 78 points, followed by host Colfax 55, St. George's 41, Liberty-Spangle 38 and Lind-Ritzville 31.
On the girls side, W-P's won the high jump, triple jump and 300 hurdles to lead her school to 59 points and a second-place finish behind Colfax. The Bulldog girls squad amassed 154 points on its home track, with Liberty Spangle finishing third with 47, St. George's fourth with 41 and Reardan and Lind-Ritzville tied for fifth with 31 points each.
Deal posted his 3,200 victory in a time of 10 minutes, 37.90 seconds early in the meet and then came back to win the 1,600 in a time of 4:41.05. St. George's Alex Ramm-Hutchinson, who didn't run the 3,200, was unable to overtake Deal in the 1,600 and was clocked in a time of 4:43.71.
"The 1,600 was a real gut-check for Seth," W-P coach Jeff Bartlow said of his sophomore distance ace. "He ran the 3,200 first, then came back to beat a real quality runner from St. George's who was running on fresh legs. It was a real close race, but Seth was able to fight him off at the end."
Bartlow also had high praise for Estes, who won the shot put with a throw of 43-11 and also finished fifth in the javelin.
"Eshom continues to provide all kinds of points for us," Bartlow said. "He's a real mainstay, He didn't throw the javelin as well as he usually does, but he was still very solid."
James Thompkins finished second in the 100 and third in the 200 for W-P, and he also ran the anchor leg on the victorious 400 relay team. Brown, who took the 300 hurdles in 44.37, ran the first leg on the 400 relay, followed by Jared Morris, Antonio Thompkins and James Thompkins.
W-P won the race by a 10th of a second over Reardan and Bartlow called it "very excting ... probably the highlight of the meet."
Reardan's Chase Bell, who doubled in the 100 and 200, ran the anchor leg for the Indians and closed a big gap but couldn't overtake James Thompkins at the finish line.
"That kid from Reardan is a horse," Bartlow said of Bell. "And it was a great finish. He closed up a lot of ground, but we hung in there and won it."
Brown also led off W-P's winning 1,600 relay team, which clocked 3:47.87. Logan Dozier, Brian Done and Morris ran the other three legs.
Second-place finishes went to Morris in the 400, Kyle Fredricks in the 110 high hurdles, Yusef Johnson in the javelin, Austin Beasley in the triple jump and Antonio Thompkins in the high jump. Nick Carpenter finished third in the 3,200 and Brown took third in the high jump.
Hulce took the 300 hurdles in 49.49 for the W-P girls, she won the high jump in 4-10 and the triple jump in 29-11. And she ran the second leg on W-P's second-place 400 relay team. Other members of that team were Krystal Harris, Kayla Huxoll and Kristin Potter.
Potter also won the 200 in 27.68 and finished second in the 100 and 400. Yesenia Escalante finished third in the 100 hurdles.
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Bulldog Boys finish sixth at Ed-Co relays
By Michael Newton
On April 8, the Bulldog boys traveled to Edgewood to compete in the Ed-Co relays. The meet was won by North Fayette-Valley with 168 points. The Bulldogs were sixth with 36 points.
In the races, Noah Schultz was fifth in the 100 with a 12.23 time. Jordan Talbot was 11th in the 200 meters. Austin Schoulte was fourth in the 400 meters with a time of 57.94. Sam Pfeiffer was second in the 800 meters with a time of 2:15.96, while Ashton Houg was 11th. Tristen Kautmen and Corbin Gardner did not earn points in the 110 hurdles. Sam Pfeiffer was seventh in the 1,600 meters. Kautmen was fifth in the 400 meter hurdles with a 1:02.96 time.
No points were scored in the discus, long jump or shot put, but Noah Schultz won the high jump with a 5-08.00 jump and Isaac Sauer cleared 5-04.00, which was good for fourth.
The Bulldogs were fifth in 4x100 relay and fourth in the 4x200. The 4x800 team was seventh. In the shuttle hurdle, the Bulldogs were eighth. In the 1,600 distance medley, the Bulldogs finished 11th.
Bulldog boys finish seventh at Postville relays
By Michael Newton
On April 10, the MFL MarMac boys track team competed at the Foster Kiesau relays in Postville. South Winneshiek won the meet with 139 points, edging out Waukon by 4.5 points. Postville finished third, while the Bulldogs were seventh in the 10-team field.
Noah Schultz finished sixth in the 100 meters with a 12.45 time. Bryce Burke tied for eighth with a 12.74 time.
Isaac Sauer was 10th and Jordan Talbot 11th in the 200 meters.
In the 400, Austin Schoulte was eighth and Kordell DuCharme finished 11th.
Brian Ayers was eleventh in the 800 meters.
Tristen Kautmen was sixth in the 110 hurdles with a 18.40 time. He also finished fifth in the 400 hurdles with 1:04.17 time.
The Bulldogs finished well back in the 1,600 and 3,200 meter races.
In the field events, Gatlin Keehner was fifth in the discus with a 124-01 foot throw. In the high jump, David Bradford was fifth at 5-06 feet and Noah Schultz was tied for sixth at 5-04.25. Isaac Sauer was the best long jumper with a 17-01.25, which was good for tenth. Keehner put the shot at 36-06 feet, but just missed the points, finishing seventh.
The Bulldogs scored most of their points in the relay races. In the 4x100, Bryce Burke, Kautman, Colby Ferguson and Noah Schultz were fifth at 48.49. In the 4x200, the Bulldogs were seventh. The 4x400 team of Schoulte, Cody Mason, Bryce Decker and Sam Pfeiffer ran 3:51.23 and was fourth. The 4x 800 team of Collin Ostert, Bryce McKee, Bryce Decker and Adam Greener was fourth with a time of 10:04.97. Schoulte, Burke, Kautman and Mason won the shuttle hurdle with a 1:05.39. The 1,600 sprint medley relay team of Tanner Kregel, Seth Heying, Bryce Decker and Adam Greener ran a 4:18.71, which was good for fourth place.
The Bulldogs scored 36 points on the evening. April 17 is the scheduled date for the Bulldog relays.
Bulldog boys win at River Ridge meet
MFL MarMac won the boys track meet at River Ridge on Friday, April 11, with a total of 150 points. River Ridge scored 111.5, Cassville 98.5, Seneca 2 and Wauzeka-Steuben 1.
Matt Meyer won the 400 in 56.97.
Sam Pfeiffer won the 800 in 2:18.
Cody Mason won the 100 hurdles in 17.38.
Bryce Burke won the 300 hurdles in 47.66.
The Bulldogs won the 400 relay in 50.80 and the 3200 relay in 9:32.06.
In the field events, Noah Schultz won the high jump at 5-6 and Gatlin Keehner took the shot put at 16-6.5.


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Nathan AndrewsWhy do China feel the need to be so possessive and insulting to the Korean people ? In 1592, Korea offered themselves as a true ally to China when the Japanese warmongering Hideyoshi asked for permission in to China and Korea refused. Although Korea throgh their NAVY managed to fight off the Japanese it left them severely weakened for centuries after. Korea was never the same after encountering Hideyoshi and then the Imperial forces of Japan who 300 years later finally fullfilled their ambitions in defeating the Choson dynasty altogether. Even today the two Koreas still suffer from the aftermarth of this aggression. As a nation, they have enough battles from outside interruptions - surely one of their oldest and most loyal friends such as China should forget their dreams of sucking up most of Asia under an apparent Chinese identity and treat one of their oldest and most dear ally and friend with a bit more sensitivity and respect ?
Nianshen SongSeriously? Should China be solely blamed for stirring such a complex issue? Please read Prof. Anh's brilliant essay again. If you are too busy to do that, just read her conclusion. We are living in a nation-state system, which is quite superficial when we try to apply contemporary ideas like "nation", "sovereignty", or international law to pre-modern historical analysis. In the time when the Koguryo was prosperous in nowadays' Northeast China and North Peninsula, there was neither "China" nor "Korea". China has the "dreams of sucking up most of Asia under an apparent Chinese identity"? Give me a break. Could Prof. Nathan treat histories in East Asia with "a bit more sensitivity and respect"?


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I am writing in regard to an article I read in The Reporter a few weeks ago in regard to Lakeside Park. Our City Council voted to make a 15 miles per hour speed limit in Lakeside Park. I don't understand why they wasted their time and our money to vote on something that has been the law for as long as I can remember. There have always been 15 mph speed limit signs up in Lakeside Park for at least the last 50 years when I used to come to Fond du Lac to cruise Main Street and the park.
Also, why do we need two roundabouts on Main Street as one city councilman has proposed. They are dangerous and a huge waste of taxpayer's money. Roundabouts seem to be popping up all over the state - Oshkosh is really bad. Europe had roundabouts long before the United States started to install them and now Europe is removing them because of all of the accidents they cause.
Do they think that people who run stop signs and stop lights are going to stop for a yield sign? I was in the left turn lane from Rolling Meadows Drive turning left (east) onto Johnson Street and I watched five vehicles turn left onto to Johnson Street after the left turn light turned red.
I have seen this many times at this intersection and people never stopping for stop signs or going through an intersecton after the light turns red over and over again. Seems to me we need to spend more money on police enforcement than on roundabouts.


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2nd China International Co-production Film Screenings
Kicking off with a special gala evening at Twentieth Century Fox's Zanuck Theater in Century City, leaders from the American and Chinese film industries celebrated their continued efforts to co-produce films for the American and Chinese markets. Over the next week a series of Chinese co-production screenings will take place around the city of Los Angeles. Christopher Dodd, Chairman and CEO, Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA), and Jim Gianopulos, Chairman and CEO of 20th Century Fox Film co-hosted the first screening, with special guests, Tong Gang, Director-General of the Film Bureau of China's State Administration of Radio, Film and Television(SARFT), and James Cameron, director of Avatar and Titanic.
"Over the past few years, the film industries in the U.S. and China have committed to laying down stepping stones to building a successful partnership between our two great film communities," said Christopher Dodd. "Appraising the relationship today, it's fair to say that those stepping stones have become a firm and well-trodden path... as we look ahead to developing a truly globally-integrated film market within China, increased collaboration in the form of co-productions promises a bright future." Tong Gang, who also led a Chinese delegation attending the screenings, said, "Our work with the MPA and its member studios has helped cultivate an ever-growing professional talent base active in film co-production, and I commend the artists who have brought us such a great variety of movies. We hope exchange programs and events such as this will allow American audiences to see more high quality co-production films. We also hope movies such as these will inspire more studios to participate in Sino-American film co-productions and in turn, continue to help elevate quality and standards." James Cameron, in his remarks said, "I think we all understand that the Chinese film market is growing so rapidly, not only as an internal market for its own filmmakers, but as a market for Hollywood films and international films to play there. It's an incredibly exciting time. I've been to China a number of times over the last couple of years and I'm literally stunned by the rapid pace of change there, and the opportunity for those of us here and the filmmakers there to work together and really forge something new." The 2nd China International Co-Production Film Screenings is a week-long program developed by the Motion Picture Association (MPA) and SARFT, with the support of AMC cinemas, the Asia Society, China Film Co-Production Corporation, China Film Group Corporation, China Lion Film Distribution, Chinese American Film Festival, IMAX and MTIME. The screenings began with the opening night film Hot Summer Days, a co-production between China, Hong Kong and Fox International Productions (US), directed by Tony Chan and Wing Shya. Other films featured include 33 Postcards, The Founding of a Republic, Love in the Buff, Ocean Heaven, and Painted Skin: The Resurrection. On 29 October, IMAX held a special screening of the Hong Kong-China costume action pic Flying Swords of Dragon Gate, directed by Tsui Hark and starring Jet Li and Zhou Xun, at their headquarters in Santa Monica, Los Angeles.


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1 killed in McCrory when truck hits pedestrians
McCRORY (AP) - Arkansas State Police say a pickup truck driving in Woodruff County struck two people who were walking on the road, killing one and injuring the other.
State police say the collision happened Thursday night on a county road in McCrory. A preliminary report says 36-year-old Stephanie Morgan and 36-year-old Marcus Morgan were walking against traffic in the southbound lane when they were struck by an oncoming truck.
Police say Stephanie Morgan was pronounced dead at the scene. Marcus Morgan was taken to White County Medical Center.
Police say the truck's driver wasn't injured.
Man dies in custody of Jackson County authorities
NEWPORT (AP) - Authorities say a man died after suffering cardiac arrest when he was brought in for questioning at the Jackson County jail.
Sheriff David Lucas says 37-year-old James Alfred Elliott III was brought to the jail to be interviewed in connection with the Feb. 19 shooting of Rosemary Hernandez in Newark.
Lucas says Elliott was booked in the jail at 11:51 p.m. Tuesday on an investigative hold for the Independence County Sheriff's Office. The Batesville Daily Guard reports that Elliott was discovered in cardiac arrest at 8:45 a.m. Wednesday.
Jail personnel administered CPR and Elliott was taken to a hospital, where he was pronounced dead at 9:20 a.m.
Lucas says the death remains under investigation. Elliott's body will be sent to the Arkansas Crime Laboratory for an autopsy.
DHS settles with family of child by falling goal
LITTLE ROCK (AP) - The Arkansas Department of Human Services says it's agreed to a settlement with the family of a 9-year-old who was killed when a soccer goal fell on him two years ago.
DHS spokeswoman Amy Webb says the agency will pay $375,000 to the family of Jonathan Nelson in addition to making policy changes by June 1. The changes include reviewing rules for child care facilities, playgrounds and playground equipment and training or retraining staff in safety inspections. A DHS director is also to meet with Jonathan's parents to discuss playground safety.
Jonathan was a fourth-grader at Elm Tree Elementary School in Bentonville when he was killed by the falling soccer goal. His family filed a claim against DHS - which licensed an after-school program that operated at the school.
Bill would ban employers asking for passwords
LITTLE ROCK (AP) - An Arkansas lawmaker has proposed banning employers from asking current or prospective employees for their usernames or passwords to Facebook, Twitter and other social media accounts.
Democratic Rep. Nate Steel of Nashville filed the bill Friday. It would prohibit employers from threatening or taking disciplinary action against employees or applicants for not revealing their usernames or passwords. Employers could not refuse to hire applicants for not handing over their social media information.
The legislation would also apply to email accounts. Employers would also be barred from requiring employees or applicants to change the privacy settings of their social media accounts.
Six states have enacted similar laws. Steel's measure would not prohibit employers from viewing publicly available information online about current or prospective employees.
Crews evaluating I-40 overpass damage at NLR
NORTH LITTLE ROCK (AP) - State highway workers are evaluating the condition of an overpass across Interstate 40 in North Little Rock, where a man died when his truck exploded after hitting a concrete support.
The state highway department said Friday that crews are using hydraulic jacks to stabilize the bridge but it is still not open to traffic.
The Thursday crash killed the driver of the truck, who was badly burned. Traffic was snarled for hours.
The highway department says traffic is moving normally along I-40 but crews installed a barrier wall along the westbound lane near the bridge.
It's not yet known when the Young Road overpass will reopen to traffic.
Springdale parochial school closing, cites money
SPRINGDALE (AP) - A parochial school in Springdale that serves students in pre-kindergarten through seventh grade is to close at the end of the school year.
St. Raphael School said Friday that the facility has been subsidized by the Catholic church but couldn't muster the enrollment or money to continue.
The Rev. John Connell and Principal Karen LaMendola informed staff, parents and parishioners of the decision. They said the decision was made in consultation with Bishop Anthony B. Taylor of the Little Rock Diocese and the state superintendent for Catholic schools, Vernell Bowen.
St. Raphael Church will still have a year-round program for children ages 3 and 4 and will hold a summer care program for elementary school students.
Ark., Okla., sens. want farms exempt from EPA rule
LITTLE ROCK (AP) - Arkansas' two U.S. senators and one from Oklahoma joined three other senators in introducing a bill to exempt some farmers from an Environmental Protection Agency requirement regarding fuel storage.
The bill by Sens. Mark Pryor and John Boozman of Arkansas and Jim Inhofe of Oklahoma was introduced Friday.
The EPA rule requires farmers who have oil and gas tanks to have a spill prevention control plan that the senators say is just like plans required of major refineries.
The bill would exempt farmers who have above-ground oil storage tanks with a total capacity of less than 10,000 gallons. It also allows farmers who are regulated and have less than 42,000 gallons of above-ground storage capacity to self-certify their own plans.
Pryor is a Democrat. Boozman and Inhofe are Republicans.
Lake Fort Smith State Park unveils new cabins
FORT SMITH (AP) - The state parks and tourism department says 10 new cabins are now available for visitors to rent at Lake Fort Smith State Park.
The one-story cabins include both one-bedroom and two-bedroom designs with elevated covered decks facing the woods.
State Parks Director Greg Butts says the cabins were paid for by the state's one-eighth cent conservation tax.
Lake Fort Smith State Park closed in January 2002 so Lake Fort Smith and Lake Shepherd Springs could be merged into a single reservoir. The park reopened in May 2008 on the western side of Lake Fort Smith.
Officials say the cabins are meant to be reminiscent of the park's original 1930s WPA style.
The park also includes 30 campsites, a swimming pool, marina, playground and visitor center.


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MIRAMSHAH: Five persons were killed and some others sustained injuries in a US drone attack on a house and a vehicle at Hasukhel village in Mir Ali subdivision in North Waziristan on Sunday, tribal sources said.
Sources said the drone fired two missiles and hit a house and a double cabin pickup truck parked there. The villagers said five bodies were pulled out of the rubble of the house that collapsed in the attack. They said some of the injured were pulled out of the debris and taken to a local private health facility.
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Keyshia Cole has been very busy on Twitter lately, from her shots fired at Michelle Williams to subliminal tweets that had many wondering about the status of her marriage to the NBA's Daniel "Boobie" Gibson.
Earlier this week, she took to Twitter and Instagram to vent her frustrations by posting comments that suggested some trouble in paradise. "A h** is a sneaky n*****s dream" and "Show a girl you don't care and she'll chase you. Show a woman you don't care and she'll replace you," she wrote.
Daniel didn't make the rumors any less believable when he started posting similar tweets like: "Lord…I suffered through the years & shed so many tears" and "Trust nobody."
Yeah, sure they both may have aired too much of their dirty laundry over a social network, but according to her hubby, their marriage is far from over.
On Valentine's Day eve, he tweeted a couple pics of the couple, and expressed his love for his wife.
"We the cause a all of tha commotion.. Ya mouth runnin but where is ya goin'. [It] just amazes me how.. In a world already filled with so much tragedy & hardship. Ppl still would Luv 2 see us fail instead of show #luv. Well wont happen here.. @KeyshiaCole is my heart & what we have is from the soul. Can't nothin Break that. Happy VDay!"
Keyshia also had some affirmations to share via Twitter. "When Love is real! HappyVday from ya Favs @BoobyGang and myself! beautiful people! #Boss!!"
So there you have it. It seems the couple has dodged the "reality show curse" and is going to continue trucking on. Good luck!
See photos of Keyshia and Daniel, LaLa and Carmelo Anthony and more celeb/athlete couples.
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Horrorview faithful have the opportunity to check out a new type of short film, one titled a Cineclash. The first such film, from Cineclash Productions, is titled Apocalypse Oz, bringing together the classic family tale, The Wizard of Oz, with Coppola's brutal film, Apocalypse Now. It sounds insane, but the result is a slick, well-shot and terrifically-acted ride.
The rules of a Cineclash are easy; combine two original movies, making sure that every character is a hybrid from both films. There can be no original dialogue, just a "remake" of the original script. (For instance, the great line in AO where Dorothy states, "There's no horror like home!")
Filmmaker Ewan Telford was gracious enough to take the time to answer a few of my questions after I reviewed this wild little flick.
HV: Ewan, welcome!
ET: Thanks Nick. It's good to be here.
First of all, talk about the origin of the film and what gave you the idea for such a new blending of cinema.
I had been thinking about genre and about structure in film. A given story or structure might be clad in the generic conventions of a war film or a musical or any other genre, but remain the same story. I realized Apocalypse Now and the Wizard of Oz were essentially the same story, both at heart deriving from the same sort of Homeric archetype. I decided it would be fun to combine them.
From the info on the film's website, www.apocalypseoz.com, it sounds like there haven't been any intellectual property issues. Coppola himself seems energetic when discussing the project. Is that still the case and do you think it'll change when the film starts making some real money?
It is still the case. There are no intellectual property issues, partly because the short film will not be making any money.
Apocalypse Oz has been a hit at festivals. Talk about the reception and what fans are saying.
The film's been really well received for the most part. There are negative responses though. Some people get upset because one isn't supposed to treat established classics with anything other than reverence. It's interesting, because these two films are based on novels that had been cherished for many years before the films were made and are not primary sources at all, yet it's the films that they feel are desecrated. Others feel it's creatively bankrupt to use found material in this way, which is to miss the point entirely. Overall though the response has been very positive.
You can't mention AO without giving a huge nod to the actors. Alexandra Gizela (Dorothy) and Kevin Glikmann (Kilgore) really keep the film going while the others dazzle in their supporting roles. What was the casting process like and how did you find your stars?
We had a great casting team, Tochett-Davis, who understood the script and the tone and were able to bring the right sort of talent to auditions. We were surprised by how difficult it was to find Asian actresses though, there just don't seem to be that many of them, and of course it was that much harder to find AmerAsian talent. Finding Alex Gizela was very fortunate as she does not live in LA and happened to be in town when we were casting. Bradley suggested MC Gainey, who plays Kurtz. They've long been associates and MC turned out to be perfect.
The DVD doesn't feature any extras, which was a huge bummer. Since you're looking at a full-length version of the film, are you also considering a buffed-up DVD release?
There are no plans at this point for extras for the short DVD. Perhaps we should give some thought to that. The feature length version will have all sorts of exciting goodies, but that's a little way off at the moment.
Our readers would love to hear some of the unique and bizarre tales from the set. Is there a particular event that really sticks out during the shoot?
Gosh, so many odd things. We had a few pick up shots to do with the car and were on the freeway driving it out to the desert when the engine caught fire. We pulled it over, got out, and within moments it was a huge ball of fire with flames leaping two lanes into the freeway. Amazingly it didn't explode. Then the fire brigade were all over the place in their trucks and they put it out. That was the end of it, a black crisp. It just spontaneously combusted. Surprised it hadn't happened before to be honest. We just cut the film with what we had.
You're from Edinburgh originally. How did you wind up getting together with producer Bradley Warden and D.P. Kev Robertson?
Bradley and I have known one another for years socially. Kev we met through interviewing DPs. His reel was great and we very quickly found him to be right for the shoot.
Is Cineclash solely focused on Apocalypse Oz right now, or are there plans to start on the next collaboration, and can you give us a peek into what it might be?
We are only focusing on A/Oz the feature at the moment. I have no plans to do another film of this sort afterwards though. Once is enough!


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Get an overview of this hotel4-star Turin hotel in Historic Centre, near Egyptian Museum
Located in Historic Centre, this hotel is within a 15-minute walk of Lagrange 15, Egyptian Museum, and Galleria Sabauda. Valentino Castle and Galleria Civica d'Arte Moderna e Contemporanea are also within 15 minutes.
Hotel Features
Along with a bar/lounge, this smoke-free hotel has a 24-hour business center and self parking. WiFi in public areas is free. Other amenities include meeting rooms, dry cleaning, and laundry facilities.
Room Amenities
All 60 rooms provide free WiFi, minibars, and satellite TV. Guests will also find room service, hair dryers, and safes.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. Business-related amenities at this 4-star property consist of a 24-hour business center and meeting rooms. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. This business-friendly hotel also offers tour/ticket assistance, multilingual staff, and laundry facilities. Parking is available onsite for a surcharge.
Mercure Torino Crystal Palace is a smoke-free property.
- Total number of rooms - 60
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- Breakfast available (surcharge)
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