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The emerald in Croatia's crown is undoubtedly the enchanting medieval city of Dubrovnik with its towering cobble-stone piazzas and ancient walls jutting out into the azure Adriatic Sea. There are also plenty of other great places to visit in Croatia; here is a list of our favourites.
In the heart of Dalmatia, Split became a popular retirement destination in the 4th century for Roman emperors such as Diocletian. Today, it is renowned for its variety of archaeological, historical and cultural monuments among them the UNESCO-listed Diocletian Palace. A centre of culture, Split has a number of museums, the National Theatre and hosts a summer music festival. The city offers plenty of eateries, bars and cafes. To experience some local culture head to the Green Market called Pazar, where you can jump in and join the hubbub. The buying and selling frenzy involves a variety of goods from fresh fruits and veggies, to clothing and other odds and ends.
Whilst staying in Dubrovnik in 1929, the playwright George Bernard Shaw remarked: "If you want to see heaven on earth, come to Dubrovnik". The ancient walled medieval city of Dubrovnik is Croatia's crowning jewel. Jutting out into the azure blue sea, is the old town of Stari Grad with marble-paved squares, tall houses convents, churches and palaces all cut from the same light-coloured stone. Built between the 13th and 16th centuries, the imposing city walls are still intact today, and a walk along them is highly recommended.
The greenest island in Croatia, Korcula is filled with woodlands, vineyards, fishing villages and is the reputed birthplace of the famous explorer Marco Polo. The walled old city of Korcula has streets arranged in a herringbone pattern allowing free circulation of air but protecting against strong winds. The city is notable for its Statute dating back to 1214, which prohibited slavery, making Korcula the first place in the world to outlaw the practice. In the evening try to find a Moreska sword dance, originally performed across the Mediterranean since the 12th century, it's still very much alive and a proud Korculan tradition.
Discovered by the Ancient Greeks, Mljet was called "Melita" or "honey" which over the centuries evolved to the current Slavic name. Over 70% of Mljet is carpeted with verdant forest, sprinkled with fields, vineyards and tranquil villages. The western half of the island is a stunning national park characterised by two deep bays, which are called lakes due to their very narrow passages to the open sea. On an island on one of the lakes is a 12th century Benedictine monastery. With five distinct forest tree varieties, abounding fauna, plus lush vegetation, it's easy to see why Mljet is called the 'Green Island'.
Sitting at the foot of pine-clad slopes, the medieval old town of Hvar on the island of the same name is crammed to the gunnels with historical sights, cafes, boutiques and bars. Located on the Dalmatian coast, the island of Hvar is separated from the island of Brac by the Hvar Channel. With a very mild Mediterranean climate and beautiful beaches, Hvar is blessed with around 2715 hours of sunshine per year and promotes itself as the 'island of sunshine'. Hvar could also be called the 'island of lavender or wine' as it cultivates vast quantities of this aromatic botanical for oils and soaps and is one of Croatia's most famous regional producers of wine.
Elegant Opatija is situated on the Gulf of Kvarner in a sheltered position at the foot of a mountain. Opatija is surrounded by beautiful woods of laurel, with the entire maritime coast to the north and a rocky and picturesque landscape to the south. The oceanfront promenade is lined with grand buildings in the Austro-Hungarian style, has well-maintained public gardens and an illuminated 12 kilometre coastal promenade known as the "Lungomare". There are well-kept beaches, restaurants, cafes, bars and shops all of which make Opatija a real northern drawcard.

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LONDON — Adrian Peterson, Jared Allen and, it must have seemed like, London bridge all came falling down on the Steelers on one fateful day that might force the kind of changes the most patient of franchises never makes.
The Steelers' modus operandi is to proceed deliberately, don't make hasty personnel decisions, do things orderly and properly — a British-like approach if there is such a thing in pro sports.
But considering their first London calling turned into a London falling that dragged them to early-season depths not seen in 45 years, the Steelers might be ready to ditch their slow-go approach.
Coach Mike Tomlin apparently has seen enough following a 34-27 loss to the previously winless Vikings (1-3) at a raucous Wembley Stadium that kept the Steelers winless for 2013, counting their four preseason games. He's promising changes, and soon, now that the Steelers have only a less-than-miniscule chance of reaching the playoffs following their first 0-4 start since 1968.
"Right now you could say we're the worst team in the league," Ben Roethlisberger said.
Consider this: In three of the four seasons from 2008-11, the Steelers lost only four games ALL season.
"We're going to focus on getting better," said Tomlin, whose team wasted Le'Veon Bell's first two NFL touchdown runs and a stirring fourth-quarter comeback. "That's what's going to change the outcomes of these football games. Those that don't aren't going to be a part of us. … It's that simple."
Ike Taylor knows what that means, too — even if it doesn't occur until after the season.
"If you don't win ballgames, it's going to be a clearance sale," Taylor said.
Being 0-4 is so incomprehensible for the Steelers players that they struggled for words to describe it. Just as they struggled to explain how Adrian Peterson could run for 140 yards, how Allen could manhandle Mike Adams for 2 1⁄2 sacks by halftime, how Matt Cassel — Matt Cassel! — could throw for 248 yards and two scores.
How a team that lost to the Browns the week before opened leads of 10-0, 17-7 and 34-17.
"I am embarrassed," safety Ryan Clark said.
"It's disheartening," receiver Antonio Brown said. "It's breathtaking."
"We all need to assess ourselves," safety Troy Polamalu said.
No doubt the Steelers will do more internal reassessing, reevaluating and looking in the mirror than they have during any recent bye week.
Only one team started a season 0-4 and made the playoffs, the 1992 Chargers.
"It's disheartening to be in the position we're in," Brown said. "We've got to find a way to turn it around. We got to continue to play. We can't buy into the odds. We got to stay wired in and focused to get this turned around."
But what would represent a turnaround? With 12 games remaining, the Steelers must go 8-4 just to finish 8-8, which they did in 2012, a season so disappointing it led to a massive importing of rookie talent. It's difficult to imagine what changes could result from a 4-12 season, for example.
The last time the Steelers dropped their first four, 1968, they went on to lose their first six and finish 2-12. That led to the hiring of coach Chuck Noll and the drafting of Joe Greene with the No. 4 overall pick.
Their latest loss was so deflating — general manager Kevin Colbert's face was long and drawn, and others in the front office looked very troubled — that the Steelers talked little afterward about the remarkable 8,000-mile round-trip journey to London. Wembley began rocking hours before the game, and the fans matched any in the United States for enthusiasm, noise and excitability.
"It was amazing," Brown said.
So was their comeback. Almost.
Down by 17 points at the start of the fourth quarter, they were in position to tie it after Roethlisberger drove them to the 6-yard line in the final minute. But Roethlisberger then spiked the ball on first down, threw it away on second down and fumbled while being sacked by defensive end Everson Griffen on third down. The 11th Steelers turnover of the season decided it as the Vikings recovered.
The Steelers were coming off a 40-23 loss to the Bears in which they fell behind 24-3. This time they fell behind by as many as 17 points as Cassel (16 of 25, 248 yards, two touchdowns, no interceptions) repeatedly hooked up with receivers Jerome Simpson (seven catches, 124 yards) and Greg Jennings (three catches, 92 yards) and Peterson scored on runs of 60 and 7 yards against a defense that had allowed only 10 100-yard rushers in the past 10 years.
Cassel, starting for the injured Christian Ponder, entered the game with a 1-2 record and a 44 percent pass completion rate against the Steelers.
The key sequence came in the third quarter after Cassel hit Simpson for 51 yards. Peterson gained 25 yards in the next four plays, blowing through a hole to score from the 7 and make it 27-17.
Roethlisberger then threw a pass directly into the hands of linebacker Chad Greenway, who added a sack later in the game. That led to Cassel's 16-yard scoring pass to Jennings and a 34-17 Vikings lead with 4:11 left in the third. The Steelers scored the next 10 points to get back into it.
Jennings also had a 70-yard touchdown catch in the first quarter in which he eluded Cortez Allen and William Gay before outracing the rest of the Steelers to the end zone.
Blair Walsh kicked field goals of 54 and 37 yards.
Roethlisberger went 36 of 51 for 383 yards, a touchdown and two more turnovers. He said if Tomlin is looking to make changes based on performance, "I'd start with me."
"We have to believe we are part of something special," Roethlisberger said. "If you don't believe it, you don't belong here."
The Steelers now have two weeks to decide who belongs — and doesn't — on a team that's starting to set records for all the wrong reasons. No matter the setting, the city, the country or the continent.
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We knew the very moment we saw the very first custom "Toasted" Marshall that Eric and Laura (64 Colors) made that we would eventually HAVE to release a production version. That day, my friends, is almost here. Hand toasted (really it's just paint) right here in Chicago by Squibbles Ink and Rotofugi, each version is unique! Toasted Marshall will be available at Rotofugi and select retailers starting April 2….$15 each.
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New mural brightens West Seattle's Delridge Way
SEATTLE - There's a new, brightly painted landscape in West Seattle for drivers to admire. It's the newest piece of public art on Delridge Way, and drivers can be seen admiring the mural while headed south looking left, or northbound looking right.
The "Delridge Mural" is being painting along a long retraining wall at the Youngstown Cultural Arts Center.
The idea is to brighten the neighborhood, and enrich the lives of local teens in the area.
The mural is a joint project between the Delridge Neighborhoods Development Association, Seattle Police Department, and the Seattle Youth Violence Prevention Initiative.


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7th Avenue (Ybor City, Tampa, Florida)
"A stroll along Seventh Avenue is a journey through the old-world charm of a community that thrived on the commerce of cigar factories and the richness of its cultural melting pot."
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South Broad Street (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
"The American Planning Association has awarded the city of Philadelphia two honorary designations in its 2008 'Great Places in America' program."
Clarendon & Wilson Boulevards (Arlington, Virginia)
"Clarendon Boulevard is no Rodeo Drive. But the Arlington County thoroughfare, along with Wilson Boulevard, has gained fame in its own right. The Clarendon-Wilson corridor was named yesterday to the top 10 list of 'Great Streets in America' by the American Planning Association."
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Commercial Street (Portland, Maine)
"Built on top of old piers and fill, Commercial Street in Portland is one of 10 great streets in the country, according to the American Planning Association."
Main Street (Annapolis, Maryland)
"Annapolis' Main Street has been designated one of the nation's 10 'great streets' for 2008, the American Planning Association announced this morning."
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Mill Avenue (Tempe, Arizona)
"Tempe Mayor Hugh Hallman praised the recognition is an affirmation of the long-term success enjoyed by the 'community's living room.' He has been instrumental in promoting a live-work-play ethos for Mill, which has resulted in a push toward more housing and offices nearby."
South El Paso Street (El Paso, Texas)
"The American Planning Association has named South El Paso Street one of its great streets as part of the organization's 2008 Great Places in America list."
Summit Avenue (St. Paul, Minnesota)
"The avenue was singled out because of its 'breathtaking vistas, park-like qualities and decades-long history of planning measures, civic participation and private stewardship,' according to the association."
Minneapolis Star Tribune (via StarTribune.com)
Washington Street (Boston, Massachusetts)
"A 1.4-mile stretch of Boston's Washington Street, from South End to Lower Roxbury, is being cited as one of 10 Great Streets for 2008 by the American Planning Association, a group dedicated, according to its website, to 'advancing the art, science, and profession of good planning.'
West Main Street (Louisville, Kentucky)
"More than 30 years in the making, West Main Street between Second and Ninth streets has been designated as one of America's 10 Great Streets by an association of city planners."
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An Indie Art Festival showcasing local artists will take place from 3 p.m. June 21 to midnight, and 1 p.m. June 22 until midnight at The Happy Grape Wine Bar, 300 E. Main St.
Local artists will collaborate and paint a mural on the patio, and local artisans will sell their work and give demonstrations. Live music will be include performances by Jeff Bell, Village Druids, Kate Westfall, Orie Rush and more. The event is free. For details, call Jennifer Blue at 419-884-9463 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Address: 628 S. Virginia St.
Phone: 322-2323
Hours: 6:30 a.m.-6 p.m. Mon.-Fri., 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Sat.
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You've got to give a guy points for trying.
In line the other afternoon at Michael's Deli, a trio of teenage boys keeps sneaking awkward, pimpled looks at a pair of co-eds behind them; the gals have the healthy, sun-kissed, nonchalant good looks that one has when one is 21 and able to slip unthinkingly into the skinniest of skinny jeans.
One lad, bolder than his fellows, tries to strike up a conversation. The college girls look at the boy with astonishment -- as if! -- then with amusement mixed with a bit of pity, as if he were an errant, uncool younger brother or a puppy who'd just widdled on the rug. Cute, maybe, but basically beneath notice.
Ah, well. Perhaps the young swain would have had more success if he'd wooed the object of his affection with one of Michael's attractive, tasty, generously built sandwiches.
Panini are offered everywhere now, but it takes more than a press and a willing forearm to create an acceptable sandwich. Michael's rendition is nicely grilled, without the slick of oil that mars some versions, and the chicken breast, sun-dried tomatoes, pesto and mozzarella are deployed in perfect balance. And someone knows how to cook chicken breast (not as simple as you'd think) -- it's moist and tender.
Lenn's sandwich, from Michael's "original sandwiches" list, also acquits itself well. Thinly sliced roast beef (perhaps a bit mild to my taste) receives a jab from tangy Havarti dill cheese and sun-dried tomatoes. The sandwich filling is brawny enough to compete with Dutch crunch buns, which I adore, but which sometimes make sandwiches too bready.
During prime hours, a line forms at Michael's, but the countermen, real countermen, rank among the quickest I've seen in town (not like that other deli staffed by college kids). Red gingham cloths drape the tables, and sports memorabilia, arranged with cheerful haphazardness, decorates the walls. I don't know a touchback from a triple axel, but some of it looks valuable.
The sides change daily, scooped by the counterman from the deli case. Cauliflower soup isn't so thick with cream that you don't taste the base ingredient, and I like the texture, with just enough vegetable bits remaining.
Potato salad, well, potato salad is so personal, how do you judge it? This specimen offers medium chunks -- smaller than my ideal -- and lots of mustard flavor. If you like your potato salad with a little bite and sourness from something pickled, this one probably isn't for you.
Chubby knishes and a gargantuan pastrami sandwich sail by, and I'm tempted to return to the counter for a second order.
Homemade apple pie, sliced fresh from the pan the day I visit for lunch, succeeds with thickly sliced fruit, binding that isn't goopy or too sweet, and two flaky crusts (the top one arranged in a rough lattice).
As my party forks into the pie, the sun slants through Michael's storefront windows, the plants seem greener after six weeks of snow, and "Walking in Rhythm," that '70s feel-good anthem from The Blackbyrds, comes over the sound system.
Walking in rhythm, movin' in sound/Hummin' to the music, tryin' to move on . . .
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If you are being chased by Bellevue senior defensive lineman Evan Englehart you will probably escape.
But you will not run through him and if Englehart does catch you, further progress is unlikely.
Englehart, who is 6-foot, 320 pounds, plowed over the offensive lineman in front of him Saturday and was waiting for Elida's quarterback when he looped to look toward the line of scrimmage in the Redmen's 19-14 victory in a Division III postseason opener. Clark Etzler had his head down and Englehart stuffed him immediately in his tracks for a 3-yard loss on third-and-2 from Bellevue's 22. ...


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What's it got to do with the Australian High Commission? It's not like the Australian govt has veto over fashion designs. Together with the flag burning, it seems like there's a very popular movement in India to try and hold Australia as a nation collectively responsible for the actions of one person.
Am sure many of the protestors were also not offended. Of course everyone even non-Indians may find this a bit over the top "publicity stunt" by the fashion company.
But still many were protesting specially funded by the opposition party, because of their own political points they want to grab. I guess it's got more to do with political gains than actually getting "offended".
I think indians and Hindus in general are too secured in their religion to get easily offended. This security comes as a by-product of a religion and civilisation that can be traced back to at least 5000 years.
This is ridiculous. What has government has to do with what a silly designer is doing in Australia. The ministry has no work to poke their nose in such non nonsensical issues. It is only then that the matters of higher priority do not get done. I think the right wingers needs to give it a rest and try to work for the upliftment of women and girl child in India rather than burn flags and posters of some designer from another country. I am outraged by our governments waste to time and our tax money by indulging in non productive activities.
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The state's 24 mental hospitals will be consolidated into 15 regional centers over three years, but layoffs are not expected, the state Office of Mental Health announced Wednesday.
Adult inpatient psychiatric centers in Binghamton and Elmira are set to close, starting in 2014, while a Rochester hospital will transform to a regional forensic facility, treating mentally ill people in the criminal justice system. Another forensic hospital in New Hampton, Orange County, will shut its doors, as will a children's facility in West Seneca, Erie County.
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State, local governments benefit from professor's planning expertise
March 7, 2007
Thinking ahead generally does not top America's to-do lists.
"As a society, we don't often don't put a high enough priority on planning for future growth and change," says Brian Ohm, professor of urban and regional planning at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Ohm says that, as a people, Americans often resist planning anything. "This low priority applies not only to areas like planning for land use and community development - many other areas of our lives could benefit from better planning, for example, retirement planning."
Or lack thereof. However, Ohm's area is land use and community development, and he is on a mission to help improve planning practice in Wisconsin and beyond. An attorney by training and profession, Ohm holds a joint appointment with UW Extension and is an affiliate with the university's Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies. As a state specialist in land use and planning law for Extension, he also works with county-based Extension educators and government officials throughout Wisconsin.
Since joining the UW-Madison faculty in 1994, Ohm has devoted his career to applied research and public service. Over the years, he has been a member of many state legislative, gubernatorial and local committees addressing various land use issues. He currently serves on the City of Madison Plan Commission and chairs the Dane County committee planning the North Mendota Parkway, as well a number of other local, state and national advisory panels.
"This type of service is natural for me, since both planning and law are very applied fields," he says.
In addition, Ohm was a key architect of Wisconsin's comprehensive planning and "Smart Growth" law, passed in 1999. The law grew out of his research on the need to update state laws governing local planning. This legislation provides a new framework for local governments to plan with an eye toward future implications of current actions.
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- FIGS, FAITH & FOLLY—So why would Jesus want to curse a poor fig tree? What were the important lessons for his disciples as they observed this act? We can be sure that he will draw close to us looking for the fruit which should characterize the life of every one of his followers. What will he find---that which satisfies, or that which disappoints?
- STIR INTO FLAME THE GIFT OF GOD—A living faith is characterized by a zeal that consumes, a fire that cannot be quenched. God has made provision and we for our part must accept it.
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~Most Reverend Victor Galeone, Bishop of St. Augustine
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~ Most Reverend Sam G. Jacobs, Bishop of Alexandria, LA
"Words cannot describe the presence and the power of God that was so evident at each morning and evening presentation. We have indeed been blessed by God by your willingness to share the good news and already see the fruit."
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|Lee, S, Islam, MM, Rogers, ME, Kusunoki, M, Okada, A, and Takeshima, N. Effects of hydraulic-resistance exercise on strength and power in untrained healthy older adults. J Strength Cond Res 25(4): 1089-1097, 2011-The purpose of this study was to determine the efficacy of hydraulic-resistance exercise (HDRE) in improving strength and power in healthy older adults. Thirty-nine older adults (68.6 ± 4.9 years; 15 men, 24 women) were divided into a training group or control group (CON). Hydraulic-resistance exercise consisted of a 12-week supervised program, 50 min·d, 3 d·wk. Hydraulic-resistance exercise was used for 10 exercises: Chest press and pull, shoulder press and pull, low back flexion and extension squat, leg adduction/abduction, leg press, and elbow extension/flexion. The number of the sets and the hydraulic-resistance dial setting (D) were gradually increased in 3 stages during the 12-week program. Strength, rating of perceived exertion, and relative intensity during exercise increased significantly from stage to stage whereas repetition velocity decreased. Total work was higher in the second stage compared with the first but lower in the final stage because of reduced repetitions. Peak torque at D2 and D11 increased (p < 0.05) for knee extension (58 and 9%) and flexion (94 and 21%), chest press (35 and 12%) and pull (29 and 14%), shoulder press (14 and 18%) and pull (75 and 18%), and low back flexion (59 and 46%) and extension (84 and 34%). Peak power at D2 and D11 also increased (p < 0.05) for knee extension (140 and 26%) and flexion (96 and 36%), chest press (54 and 28%) and pull (62 and 23%), shoulder press (55 and 31%) and pull (159 and 30%), and low back flexion (177 and 127%) and extension (104 and 66%). There were no significant changes in the CON. Hydraulic-resistance exercise elicits significant improvements in strength and power in older adults. Therefore, HDRE is an effective form of resistance training that provides benefits using low and moderate intensity of training for older adults.
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It's a gala 20th anniversary tribute to the Francis Ford Coppola gangland youth drama that starred absolutely everybody who went on to fame in the '80s: Matt Dillon, Tom Cruise, Hulk Hogan, Rob Lowe, Diane Lane, Boy George, Patrick Swayze, Ralph Macchio, Alf, C. Thomas Howell, Wil Wheaton, Menudo and Emilio Estevez. Okay, so some of those people aren't actually in the picture . . . but the cast is so bustling, you'd never know if they were or not. (Lido Theater, 8:30 p.m.)
SATURDAY, APRIL 5The Princess and the Pea
United States/Hungary/Spain, 2002
World Premiere
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Animators from around the globe collaborated on this adaptation of the Hans Christian Andersen tale about a fussy girl who learns the error of her ways. (Adventures at Sea Theaters, 9 a.m.)Touching Wild Horses
Canada/Germany/United Kingdom/France, 2002
Former Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman star Jane Seymour resurfaces as the headliner of this low-key drama. After his parents are killed in a car accident, an 11-year-old boy is sent to stay with his reclusive aunt on an island teeming with wild horses, where he finds the structure his life has been lacking while also learning the importance of associations between humans and animals. (Adventures at Sea Theaters, 9:30 a.m.)I Love Johann
Sweden, 2002
U.S. Premiere
An oddball, 45-minute featurette, ostensibly shot without a director, that tells the story of a teen named Johan and his summertime encounters with Tove, Eva, Jakob and Carolina. If Hollywood wasn't freaked-out enough about the idea that CGI could be replacing real actors soon (� la Final Fantasy), now there are movies without directors! If this actorless, directorless trend does away with Vin Diesel and Joel Schumacher, well, sign me up! (Edwards Island Cinemas, 11 a.m.)Rosarigasinos(Gangs From Rosario)
Argentina, 2001
A heist drama about two aged hoods who are released from prison after a 30-year stay and try to reassemble their gang only to find that while they were counting the days behind bars, time has sped by in the world outside. (Edwards Island Cinemas, 11 a.m.)Children's Shorts
No, it's not a sale at Sears; it's a program of short films for the shorties, including Silvia Uchida's Bluegaroo, about a 4-year-old girl who meets an imaginary six-foot tall, blue, flying kangaroo. Just typing that sentence made me feel like I was on acid. (Adventures at Sea Theaters, 11 a.m.)USC Shorts
A collection of shorts from USC's film program, including Chad S. Park's Up, a look at a prisoner's dreams of escape from his cell. (Lido Theater, 11 a.m.)Women Without Wings
Canada, 2002
Judging by the synopsis, this one has to be plenty unique: Marjie lives with her dying mother in Canada and frets over choosing between two lovers. She journeys to a family funeral in Albania and finds herself in a world of furious blood feuds and ancient customs. She finds her new life enchanting and decides to become a "vowed virgin," a woman who lives life as a man. Apparently, the most average thing about this girl is that she doesn't have wings. (Edwards Island Cinemas, noon)The Sweatbox
United Kingdom, 2002
A Lost in La Mancha-style documentary look behind-the-scenes of the debacle that was The Emperor's New Groove. The project began in 1997, when former Police-man Sting was commissioned by the Walt Disney Co. to write the music for a new animation epic to be titled Kingdom of the Sun. What began as a relatively serious picture morphed into goofy comedy featuring David Spade as the voice of a bratty emperor transformed by Eartha Kitt's magic into a bratty llama. Along the way, egos were bruised, suits were filed, heads rolled. And then the film came out and bombed so big Disney is still hurting for a hit. Along the way, cameras were recording every step of the project's implosion, resulting in a documentary we won't be seeing on the Disney Channel any time soon. (Orange County Museum of Art, 12:30 p.m.)Lavirint (Labyrinth)
Yugoslavia, 2002
A compulsive gambler called Pop returns to Belgrade after 20 years and attends a s�ance where he receives a message that Zoran, a childhood friend thought to have committed suicide long ago, did not in fact kill himself--he was murdered. (Lido Theater, 1:30 p.m.)Saint Monica
Canada, 2002
West Coast Premiere
There are those who will celebrate this film for its unsensationalized portrayal of a poor Latin family, and that's all well and good, but it's more universally valuable as an unsentimentalized look at childhood and its discontents. (Edwards Island Cinemas, 2 p.m.)B-17 Flying Legend
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A woman convicted of leading the nation's deadliest smuggling attempt has been sentenced to more than 17 years in prison.
Karla Patricia Chavez Joya sobbed yesterday in a Houston court and asked for forgiveness.
She was convicted in a May 2003 smuggling operation that left 19 immigrants dead. Prosecutors contended she shared most of the responsibility for ushering 74 people into a sealed tractor-trailer in Harlingen, Texas.
Authorities have said the temperature reached 173 degrees inside the trailer. Survivors say the immigrants took off their sweat-drenched clothes and crowded around holes in the truck for air.
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Instead of recycling newspaper or letting it pile up in a corner, create a cute and incredibely realistic-looking teddy bear! You won't believe how easy it is to create this project. Sometimes, the gift isn't as important as the presentation and in this case, even the smallest gift can get a huge boost. Kids will go crazy when they see this amazing wrapping paper sculpture sitting under the tree. In fact, they might forget about the gift entirely!
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I think it's kind of creepy looking, too. I think I'd rather make a real teddy bear and put the gift in his paws...
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I think he's kinda scary, sorry not everyone's Cup O' Toddy
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About 12 miles of State Route 14 in Utah used by truckers will be closed for months to make repairs after a recent landslide, the Utah Department of Transportation said.
The landslide in southern Utah carrying about 1.5 million cubic yards of rocks and debris destroyed about a quarter-mile of the highway that runs between Cedar City and U.S. 89.
Truckers use the route to get through central Utah and tourists drive it to get to Bryce Canyon National Park. Ranchers also use the route to transport cattle from summer grazing sites.
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Former New York Giants Brandon Jacobs repaid a young fan who emptied out his piggy bank trying to keep the running back with the defending Super Bowl champions.
The Sacramento Bee reported that Jacobs, who signed with the San Francisco 49ers, took 6-year-old Joseph Armento and his 4-year-old brother to a children's play center in Boonton, N.J., Wednesday as a way to thank Armento for his desire for Jacobs to stay with the Giants.
When the boys' mother, Julie, told Joseph why Jacobs signed with the 49ers, Joseph recently sent $3.36 to Jacobs to persuade him to stay. Jacobs was so moved that he promised to take Joseph to Chuck E. Cheese with his brother, Brayden, when he returned to New Jersey to collect some of his things.
"He told me he really wanted to get out there with the kids," Julie Armento told The Bee. "He really wanted to enjoy it, and he did. It was amazing."
Jacobs played with the three boys for a few hours, and gave Armento a $5 bill to refill his piggy bank.
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A memorial service for Grand Ole Opry member Jack Greene will include numerous musical tributes. The service will be held Wed., March 27 at 11 a.m. at the Ryman Auditorium.
Greene passed away on March 14 at age 83. Read his obituary.
Scheduled to perform are Vince Gill, Lorrie Morgan, Gene Watson, Mandy Barnett, The Whites, Ricky Skaggs, Penn Pennington, Joe Rucker and members of the Opry band.
Expected to give eulogies are Dallas Frazier, Jeannie Seely, Keith Bilbrey, Charlie Ammerman and Roxanne Atwood.
The public is invited to attend.
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Davies Awarded 2010 Yoseloff Research Grant
The Society for American Baseball Research (SABR) has announced the award of a 2010 Yoseloff-SABR Baseball Research Grant to Professor Ross Davies.
The award is designed to assist SABR members in conducting baseball research of any type and having that research published by SABR. Davies will research former Supreme Court Chief Justice Fred Vinson and his close relationship with baseball and, more generally, the Supreme Court's relationship to the game from the time of the Court's 1922 decision in the Federal Baseball case to Vinson's death in 1953.
Well known for his enormously popular Supreme Court bobbleheads, Davies recently began designing and producing collectible baseball trading cards as part of a Supreme Court Sluggers series. The card front features an original rendering of a Supreme Court justice, while the card's back is filled with a variety of interesting statistics on the subject's judicial record.
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Just Dance 2 - Ubisoft
It's been over five years since Massachusetts-based developer Harmonix revolutionized the genre, thrusting the original Guitar Hero to the top of the charts, winning a stunning collection of awards, and birthing a franchise that'd eventually rack up over two billion dollars in sales.
But now Guitar Hero is just a memory, euthanized by publisher Activision last month following a sharp downturn in revenue and a series of poorly received spin-offs. And competitor Rock Band -- Harmonix's next work, published by Activision rival EA -- isn't in much better shape. Although its most recent effort, Rock Band 3, earned considerable acclaim, it's widely thought to have fizzled at retail. Tellingly, Harmonix shed around 15% of its staff last month -- and although they emphasized that the beat of Rock Band "marches on," they're seemingly concentrating on other projects for the present.
So with its two leading figures taking such a beating, is there any hope for rhythm gaming? You better believe it -- and you better learn the steps if you want to keep up.
Thanks in large part to the work of publisher Ubisoft, music gaming is finding a new foothold by getting people dancing. Just as Rock Band and Guitar Hero began to slide, the company scored a massive hit with 2009's Just Dance, a simple, budget-priced Wii game with an unashamedly poppy soundtrack -- everyone from the Beach Boys to Baha Men -- and no hard-to-store custom controllers.
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Propelled by careful marketing and a trim $40 price point, Just Dance would boogie its way to becoming the best-performing non-Nintendo game ever released on the Wii, rocketing to two million sales in just four months. Although Just Dance was far from the first hit dance game (Konami's arcade classic Dance Dance Revolution predates it by over a decade), it was the first in ages to really strike a chord with Western family audiences.
A hugely successfull sequel followed, and a genre was born.
Or reborn, perhaps. From the ashes of 2009's collapse, a new style of music game is finally hitting its stride -- and if you thought the plastic-guitar games were ubiquitous, you ain't seen nothing yet. With both Sony and Microsoft platforms now boasting high-tech motion control systems, Ubisoft, as senior vice president of sales and marketing Tony Key told us, is looking forward to a bumper year.
"Dance exploded in 2010," Key said, "but the genre will be even bigger in 2011. As the leaders in the genre, Ubisoft will lead the charge, starting on April 12 with the release of Michael Jackson The Experience for Kinect and Move."
That'd be the same Michael Jackson: The Experience that's already sold two million copies on the Wii. Over 2010's critical holiday season, Ubisoft shipped a staggering 10.5 million dance video games (across 5 products), lifting its quarterly profit by 21 per cent over the same period in 2009.
Even critics are showing some signs of coming around. Just Dance 2 performed substantially better than its predecessor, and million-plus seller Dance Central -- the latest work from Guitar Hero and Rock Band creators Harmonix -- remains one of the best-reviewed games for Microsoft's Kinect system. Singstar Dance is the comparable Playstation Move release, combining Sony's long-running karaoke series with motion-controlled dancing, and has also fared significantly better than the original Just Dance with most reviewers.
And music behemoth Activision, which thoroughly stamped its name over the music game scene for much of the last five years, is watching the scene closely. No official announcement has been made yet, but the publisher filed a trademark on the phrase "Dance Hero" last month, and according to rumors posted on gaming blog Kotaku, the game's not only in development, it already has a preliminary track list.
Can the new breed of footloose music games haul the recession-hit industry out of its rut? Judging by February's charts, which have Just Dance 2 and Jackson holding onto two of the top nine sales slots, they're certainly helping. Much will depend on just how many dancing games new Kinect and Move owners decide they need -- but don't hang up your dancing shoes just yet. They're going to have a busy year.
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FIGHT-MG is a European consortium aiming to shed light on the course of Myasthenia Gravis (MG) disease, but also on the etiological and pathological mechanisms of MG.
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This multidisciplinary project linking basic researchers with clinical neurologists, SMEs and several European patient associations should favour a translational approach for improved MG management.
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|FIGHT-MG is funded by the European Commission within its FP7 specific programme Cooperation; contract no: 242210. Official starting date is 1. December 2009.
The project Fight-MG ended on May 30th. The website will stay live for another year. Feel free to browse the website if you need any information on the project.
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A complimentary breakfast is offered. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. This Binghamton hotel also offers an outdoor pool and RV/bus/truck parking. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
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