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Looks so real. Looks just like Katara.
This is absolutely gorgeous. <3
Katara with french nails !!! But is a very beutiful picture <3
I'm in love with your wig, it looks so natural The nail polish is a nice touch as well
Perfectly accurate costume, amazing water effects, realistic chambered fighting stance, and a drop-dead gorgeous cosplayer makes this a Fave in my book. Seriously, my jaw dropped when I saw her face!
awesome shot
Wow, what a pretty Katara! And awesome photo, love the water-bending <3
Definitely one of the prettier Katara's I've seen in cosplay! Very lovely! <3
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Beautiful! Love the water, it turned out wonderful!
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It's worth noting that the Bulls have an excellent track record at the back end of the first round (Taj Gibson at No. 26 in '09, Jimmy Butler at No. 30 in '11). 21 Ricky LedoSG ProvidenceFreshman6-6197 Ledo missed all of last season because of academic issues after bouncing around several high schools. There are legitimate concerns about Ledo's maturity, and several executives have told me that they fear how outside influences will affect his career. But the kid can shoot. Utah isn't in win-now mode, so they can afford to wait for Ledo to develop. 22 Shane LarkinPG MiamiSophomore6-0171 The Nets would love a big man like Dieng to slip this far. Brooklyn has Deron Williams signed to a long-term contract at point guard, but Larkin is a quick, change-of-pace point guard who could be groomed to back up the three-time All-Star. Larkin is a phenomenal athlete -- he topped the combine in the three-quarter-court sprint (3.08 seconds) and vertical leap (44 inches) -- and an excellent ball handler who projects to play well in the pick-and-roll. And is there any better role model than new coach Jason Kidd? 23 Tony MitchellPF North TexasSophomore6-9236 The Pacers are likely to bring back David West, but he will be 33 next season and Tyler Hansbrough isn't considered a long-term solution at power forward. Mitchell is enigmatic -- he admitted he didn't always play hard last year at North Texas -- but he is a 6-9, 236-pound man-child with undeniable inside-out skills and tantalizing talent (he compares himself to Denver's Kenneth Faried). His abilities could make him worth the risk, especially for a team that loves to play physical. 24 Rudy GobertC France20 years old7-2238 The Knicks desperately need young, active big men to protect an aging front line and replace it down the road. Someone in the first round will take a flyer on Gobert, who has slipped on many teams' draft boards the last few weeks after being considered a lottery-level talent, and New York is in a position to take a risk like this. Gobert is impossibly long at 7-2 with a 7-8½ wingspan and a 9-7 standing reach, both combine records. He didn't show much offensively at the combine, though, and has struggled in workouts amid concerns about his lack of post moves and slender frame. 25 Giannis AdetokunboSF Greece18 years old6-9196 Adetokunbo created a lot of buzz after a strong performance in Europe last week, but there are still plenty of concerns. Adetokunbo's representative have been telling teams he is a point guard, a position no one thinks he can play. There are also concerns about the level of competition Adetokunbo has faced -- one executive likened it to Division III talent -- and if he is strong enough to defend NBA forwards. Still, Adetokunbo has great point-forward potential, even if he has to be stashed overseas for a year or two. 26 Jeff WitheyC KansasSenior7-1222 Pick acquired from Memphis: If the Wolves grab a shooter at No. 9, look for them to go big here. Withey is a skilled defender who is athletic enough to play either power spot. He doesn't create much offense for himself, but he can finish around the rim and should get some easy looks playing with Rubio. 27 Jamaal FranklinSG San Diego StateJunior6-5191 It's unclear whether new GM Tim Connelly will want to pay what it takes to keep Andre Iguodala. If Iguodala walks, Franklin is a nice safety net. Franklin, San Diego State's leader in points, rebounds, assists and steals last season, can do a little bit of everything. He doesn't shoot three-pointers particularly well, but he plays with energy and is a solid defender. 28 Tim Hardaway Jr.SF MichiganJunior6-6199 Hardaway is slowly creeping up several teams' draft boards, as executives who have spoken to him have come away impressed. He is a very good shooter -- a skill the Spurs covet -- who can score in transition. He needs to work on his ball handling and defense, but San Antonio has enough depth that it can be patient with Hardaway over the next few seasons. 29 Mike MuscalaC BucknellSenior7-0230 The Thunder have the second pick in the second round, too, and it wouldn't be a surprise to see them grab Muscala, an offensively gifted big man with an accomplished college résumé, with one of them. Muscala is a little light (230 pounds) and isn't especially athletic. But he can make the perimeter jump shot and was an excellent rebounder in college. If Muscala had not laid an egg in the NCAA tournament opener against Butler, it's likely he would be solidly entrenched in the back of the first round. 30 Reggie BullockSF North CarolinaJunior6-7200 Pick acquired from Miami: Phoenix needs a wing scorer and Bullock, who connected on 43.6 percent of his threes last season, has NBA range. Bullock didn't exactly receive a ringing endorsement from Tar Heels coach Roy Williams, who said he was more worried about Bullock going to the NBA than any of the 11 other players who left early under him. But Bullock is a very good shooter from anywhere on the floor who also rebounds well for his position. Comments More NBA


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The Master Builders Association of King and Snohomish Counties (MBA) was founded in 1909 by a group of Seattle builders who saw a need to unite in order to address the many concerns and issues affecting the housing industry. They shared technology and jointly solved construction problems. They actively worked with government to develop laws that protected the environment while still providing attractive, affordable communities and homes for the families of the Puget Sound region.
Because of its active approach to the region's housing needs, the MBA has grown to become the largest local homebuilders association in the United States.
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The chapter was founded in 1976 and today has over 700 members representing most of the region's leading firms in commercial real estate development. It provides a number of opportunities for professional development and serves as a comfortable and welcoming forum for networking and business improvement.
The chapter's presence is well-known in political circles, and its members have successfully impacted proposed legislation that affects the commercial real estate industry.
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nice pattern!
Great... reminds me of being a kid in the 70's.
lovely pattern
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This texture rocks! Carpe Diem
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it goes so well on everything :)
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Great pattern design, Marcelo! Keep it up!
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Great pattern and colours!
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Madecaju was formed in 1998 by owner and CEO, Alvaro Martins. Martins had gained several years of experience managing a large cashew processing plant before deciding to branch off and form his own company. Madecaju, began operations in the country capital, Maputo, and catered to the local market, selling processed nut flavored with salt, hot pepper, chocolate and sugar crunch. During it's time in Maputo, Madecaju became one of the largest suppliers of cashew nut to hotels, supermarkets and corner grocery stores in the area. In 2006, Martins saw opportunity to break into the exporting market. He moved his operations to Manjacaze, a rural area in southern Mozambique that is very rich in cashew and reopened the local factory nine years after it had closed its doors. The factory currently employs over 200 operators. Nuts are shelled by semi-mechanical cutting machines, skinned and then categoriezed by grade before they are vacuum sealed for shipment. Nuts are packaged in 25 LB vacuum sealed bags and boxed two bags per box.
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Twice a week from May 1 to November 1 we have the freshest vegetables, baked goods, crafts, flowering plants, frozen meat, etc., etc. available to us from local producers we know and trust. Much of the produce is grown organically, often with standards beyond what is required for organic grower certification. We love our market!!
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Love the fresh produce and the great people there!
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Local, fresh, and reasonably priced - sold by farmers whom I trust. Good music, wonderful manager, close by with good hours!
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i would let Katryn Bigelow do a Planet of the Apes rebbot, when i saw Hurt Locker i was like amazed that a f*cking woman can be soo good on making an action drama movie better than Michael Bay
not sure how the 3-D will work like WB said, but the movie looks stunning and the kraken looks killer
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im just gonna see it cause its funny and pretty creepy {the piranhas}
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Holiday Inn Resort Orlando-Lake Buena Vista outside Downtown Disney® Situated in the heart of Lake Buena Vista and just one mile from the Walt Disney World® Theme Parks, Holiday Inn® Resort Lake Buena Vista is one of the most conveniently located Orlando hotels. Minutes from major attractions, this Orlando resort's superior amenities and service ensure a delightful stay. About one mile from the Walt Disney World® Theme Parks, this hotel's property is also near Universal Orlando Resort , SeaWorld® Orlando and the Downtown Disney® area. Shopping and dining options abound at Crossroads, the Orlando Premium Outlets and Lake Buena Vista Factory Stores , all less than one mile from the hotel. Visiting Orlando on business? Take advantage of the hotel's scheduled shuttle to the Orange County Convention Center . Fast and free wired and wireless Internet access helps you stay connected, and on-site meeting rooms are available for special events. This Orlando resort's amenities ensure a memorable vacation. Guests enjoy seasonal poolside activities, including dive-in movies, as well as family-friendly recreation resources like a playground and Cyber Arcade. The on-site Applebee's restaurant offers classic American cuisine for breakfast, lunch and dinner, and room service is available. The scheduled shuttles to major theme parks make it easy to see the best attractions in Orlando.
Too many children to enjoy pool or hot tubs.
Excellent pool area, staff very polite, conveniently located. Would stay here again.
Only 1 available bus to universal limited our time there.
I loved everything about it. It was a last minute trip and it was a perfect hotel choice.
Small bathrooms, but other than that it was perfect.
The staff was friendly, room was clean and super spacious. Literally minutes from Disney! Took us 7 minutes to get to Magic Kingdom and park!
The ONLY negative for me is if you buy amusement park tickets at the concierge, they try to push one of those "special deals" on you where you go to a "breakfast" and get half-off the tickets. That was a little annoying.
The proximity to I-4 and Disney. Many places to eat close by. On -site parking at no additional charge. Great room,spacious,clean with refrigerator,microwave and coffee pot.
Close proximity to Disney, stores, food.
They need new pillows. Parking in relation to our room was not great, especially since it was raining.
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I didn't like the breakfast.
The restrant in this hotel is very good.
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The Learning and Student Development Center is committed to motivating students to be successful, providing avenues for academic and cultural support, and developing opportunities for connecting students to the West Liberty University community. In this developmental process, students are encouraged to engage in programs and services that will help them realize their potential. The Learning and Student Development Center blends the following offices and services to address student's needs and assist in a positive college experience.


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Decline in PC sales isn't a temporary trend, Gartner says.
Four years from now, most of us will have traded in our desktop and notebook PCs for a tablet, or maybe we'll all just use smartphones for computing chores. Don't believe it? Neither do we, though that's the picture the forecasting artists at Gartner painted today by predicting a steady decline in traditional PC sales over the next several years, only to be leapfrogged by tablet shipments in 2017.
Gartner says the proliferation of lower-priced tablets that are increasingly capable of handling day-to-day chores is accelerating the shift from PCs to slates. What's more, Gartner doesn't think the market will support both types of computing devices, at least not for the majority.
"While there will be some individuals who retain both a personal PC and a tablet, especially those who use either or both for work and play, most will be satisfied with the experience they get from a tablet as their main computing device," said Carolina Milanesi , research vice president at Gartner. "As consumers shift their time away from their PC to tablets and smartphones, they will no longer see their PC as a device that they need to replace on a regular basis."
By 2017, Gartner predicts desktop and notebooks sales will have declined from 341.2 million (currently) to 271.6 million, while tablet shipments are expected to rise from 116.1 million to 467.9 million. According to Gartner, the current infatuation with tablets is not a temporary trend, but "a reflection of a long-term change in user behavior."
What do you think? Will the mainstream market continue to move towards tablets at the expense of PCs, or will both co-exist several years from now?


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Author has written 60 stories for Supernatural, Young Riders, White Collar, Hawaii Five-0, Sons of Anarchy, Musketeers, and Daredevil.
Traveling, staying home, Harper Lee, sitting by a campfire at night in a too-big sweatshirt, Riesling and Cabernet (but not together), Eddie Vedder's sexy growl, Staind lyrics, the way listening to Snow Patrol makes me feel, anything by Led Zeppelin, watching my husband with our daughter, watching my husband do just about anything, that scene in Forrest Gump when Forrest and Jenny meet in D.C. in the middle of the Washington Memorial reflection pool, the last 15 minutes of Field of Dreams, BBQ'd burnt ends, planning things and making lists, crème brulee, telling stories.
Oh, and Jensen "My Eyes Are the Windows to My Soul" Ackles. Good Lord. And, wait! Also Colin "Bad-Boy Sexy" Farrell. Guilty. Pleasure. I think that's it.
Waking up five minutes before the alarm goes off, assumptions, accomplishing an errand that I forgot to put on my to-do list and thereby preventing the opportunity to cross that errand off said list, having to take my car to get the oil changed.
Favorite Shows:
Supernatural, Walking Dead, Game of Thrones, The Musketeers, Teen Wolf (don't laugh! they're cute and funny! I REGRET NOTHING!), and re-runs of Friends (because they still make me laugh). Oh. And Sons of Anarchy. 'Cause my husband watches it with me. And I am a HUGE Joss Whedon and JJ Abrams fan-atic. *lens-flare*
On any given day, and in no particular order, I am a friend, a sister, a mom, a wife, a lover, a daughter, a survivor, a storyteller.
I have a fascinating eight-year-old daughter, a frickin' demanding job, and a fantastically inspiring muse. I have been married to an amazing, uber-tollerant, blue-eyed, soccer loving, multi-talented and multi-faceted man for 13 years.
My current eccentricity (there have been many over the years) is an obsession with Supernatural and all things Winchester. My argument? Anything that sparks imagination cannot be bad for you.
Ambition for writing:
I like reading and writing stories that take you out of your situation for awhile. That's the amazing thing about writing fiction, I think. You give yourself permission to say and do and be things in a story that you might not dream of doing in real life. I simply want to tell a story and make it entertaining for the time that the words are in front of you, and make the characters real enough that you empathize with their situation. If you take anything else away from it, well, that's like...finding 20 bucks in the pocket of a coat you haven't worn since last winter.
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Mice heterozygous for this Clockdelta19 mutation (also called Clockmut or Clockm1Jt) show a lengthening of their circadian period by about 1 hour. Homozygous mice show a lengthening of 4 hours followed by a loss of circadian rhythm. Homozygous mice are viable. Male homozygotes are fertile, but female homozygotes appear to have reduced fertility.
Dr. Joseph S. Takahashi, Univ Texas Southwestern Medical Ctr
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|Chemically induced (ENU)
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Mice heterozygous for this Clockdelta19 mutation (also called Clockmut or Clockm1Jt) show a lengthening of their circadian period by about 1 hour. Homozygous mice show a lengthening of 4 hours followed by a loss of circadian rhythm. Homozygous mice are viable. Male homozygotes are fertile, but female homozygotes appear to have reduced fertility.
ENU-mutagenesis of male C57BL/6J mice created an A to T transversion at the third base position of the 5' splice donor site of intron 19. Exon 19 is missing from Clock mRNA, causing a 51 amino acid deletion within the glutamine-rich region of the protein's C terminus (amino acids 514-564). Mice with this Clockdelta19 mutation (also called Clockmut or Clockm1Jt) maintained on the C57BL/6J genetic background prior to sending to The Jackson Laboratory Repository.
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|Chemically induced (ENU)
|Allele Synonym(s)
|Ck; Clockdelta19; Clockmut
|Gene Symbol and Name
|Clock, circadian locomotor output cycles kaput
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|5330400M04Rik; 5330400M04Rik; KAT13D; RIKEN cDNA 5330400M04 gene; bHLHe8; mKIAA0334
|Strain of Origin
|General Note
|Phenotypic Similarity to Human Syndrome: Delayed Sleep Phase Syndrome J:125037.
Phenotypic Similarity to Human Syndrome: Bipolar disorder J:166742.
Phenotypic Similarity to Human Syndrome: Diabetes Mellitus J:162641.
|Molecular Note
|ENU mutagenesis caused an A to T transversion at the third base position of the 5' splice donor site of intron 19. RT-PCR using primers for exon 15 and exon 21 detected shorter transcripts and no wild-type transcript in hypothalamus of homozygous mutant mice. Sequence analysis revealed that these shorter transcripts are missing exon 19. The authors predict the protein will be missing a 51 amino acid region within the carboxy terminus.
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This strain is maintained by backcrossing heterozygous males to C57BL/6J females. Homozygous females don't breed well. This strain is currently on a C57BL/6J background (4/23/97) Expected coat color from breeding:Black
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5 Mistakes Advisory Teams Make (and What You Can Do About Them)
Managing a team is an important part of an advisor's growing practice. As an individual advisor's practice becomes more successful and complex, eventually a team structure becomes necessary.
"With every additional team member, the challenge of managing complexity and achieving efficiency grows exponentially," said Kenneth Haman, managing director of The Advisor Institute of AllianceBernstein, during a presentation at the Schwab Impact 2012 conference in Chicago.
Here are 5 common mistakes advisors face as their firms grow, as well as tips on how to avoid them.
Source: Kenneth Haman, managing director of The Advisor Institute of AllianceBernstein
The successful individual performer tends to gather other individual performers together to help get things done, but this a disaster for the team. These performers expect others to see the world like they do, and as a result seek team harmony by hiring matching or complimentary personalities. Don't do this!
Effective leaders accept that planning and managing must be a priority and remain a constant commitment. They create harmony by developing successful methods and rewarding team members.
Effective leaders understand that harmony doesn't create success, success creates harmony. To create an effective and harmonious team, leaders must develop, define and refine effective methods and then hire people to implement them. ,br>
The most important question is not, "Do we naturally get along?" Instead, effective team leaders ask, "Do we all know exactly what to do in order to succeed?"
While the individual performer wants to "get things done," the team leader wants to "build an effective business."
Effective team leaders must make time for managing the team. To avoid breakdowns, they must devise a business plan, define each team member's role, and establish a communication that clarifies assumptions and perceptions of fairness. They must also develop metrics to manage performance and institute an accountability process to hold each member to their defined role.
Intention doesn't equal execution. Each member must know exactly what is expected of him and how to perform in each situation and he must be able to tell that other members are contributing. One person, the manager, must be responsible for providing the voice of the team's plan, insuring that the intention of the business is realized, and monitoring and reporting on performance.
"If you can't measure it, you can't manage it," said Tom Peters, author of the seminal business management book, In Search of Excellence.
The process of defining, assigning, and tracking metrics is the only way to measure and monitor fairness between team members. Avoid using trailing indicators which only look back, but instead incorporate metrics that also measure success for the next week.


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AfrEA: Promoting African-rooted Evaluation Theories and Practices
African Evaluation Association (AfrEA) is a non-profit umbrella organisation of national monitoring and evaluation associations and networks operating in Africa, as well as a leading source of quality evaluation methodologies essential for individual evaluators in countries where bodies do not exist.
AfrEA: Empowering African Evaluators...Empowering Africa
Despite the existence of a few national evaluation networks in Africa, evaluation capacity-building efforts were mostly driven by international development organisations. African evaluators operated in an isolated context, often unable to mobilise necessary resources and capacities crucial to facilitate effective up-scaling of evaluation practices within countries. Continue Reading


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Most Israelis welcome Francis' visit to the Holy Land as a chance to show the world a side of Israel that supports tolerance and dialogue.
Most Israelis welcome Francis' visit to the Holy Land as a chance to show the world a side of Israel that supports tolerance and dialogue.
Eco Catholic: What would the patron saint of those who promote ecology -- as Pope John Paul II named St. Francis -- think of our world today?
Argentine Archbishop Jose Luis Mollaghan was nominated to be a member of the congregation "in the commission being established to examine the appeals of clergy for 'delicta graviora.' "
Global Sisters Report: Kenyan Sr. Anne Kiragu is exceedingly busy in South Sudan, but she always makes time for those suffering in the war-torn country.
Fr. Israel Berrios was arrested Tuesday by federal authorities for allegedly transporting a minor with the intent to engage in criminal sexual activity and sexual trafficking of minors.
Pope Francis will be accompanied on his first visit to the Middle East by Argentine Rabbi Abraham Skorka and Muslim leader Omar Abboud -- two friends from Buenos Aires.
It is the first time a pope has made an official visit accompanied by members of other faiths, and it underscores the interfaith focus of Francis' trip to the Holy Land, the Vatican said Thursday.
Sudanese Christians have condemned the sentencing of a Christian woman to death by hanging after she married a Christian man.
Meriam Yehya Ibrahim, 27, refused to recant her Christian faith as ordered by the court.
A doctor who is eight months pregnant and currently in detention with her 20-month-old son, Ibrahim was charged with adultery last year. Recently, the court added an apostasy charge when she declared her Christian faith in court.
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China recently deployed a deep sea oil rig and supporting vessels into waters long claimed by Vietnam, a move that angered Vietnamese bishops.
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The first global study of anti-Semitic attitudes shows that more than a quarter of the world's population harbors intense anti-Jewish sentiment, with region, more than religion, shaping people's view of Jews and Judaism.
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The association's chief executive Julia Histon said: "Property prices in the commuter villages around York continue to rise, and often this can make it difficult for young families to stay in the places where they have grown up, and that is why developments of this type are so important for local communities.
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The Graduate School's "Excellence in Graduate Student Mentoring Award" will be bestowed, on an annual basis, upon a member of the UB Graduate Faculty as a result of a nomination and selection process that will occur during the fall semester of each academic year. As an additional dimension of our local recognition initiative, we also plan to submit the annual winner of the Graduate School's mentoring award as UB's sole allowable nominee for that academic year's "Geoffrey Marshall Mentoring Award" which is administered by the Northeastern Association of Graduate Schools (NAGS) every spring.
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Associate Professor Con Verevis convened a panel titled "Contemporary Issues in Cinematic Remaking."
The panel – chaired by Sean O'Sullivan (Ohio State University) – consisted on three presenters: Frank Kelleter (Freie Universität Berlin) on "The Remake as Pop-Art: Gus Van Sant's Psycho and the Franchise That Knew Too Much," Kathleen Loock (Freie Universität Berlin) on "Hollywood's Franchise Era and the Logic of Remaking," and Associate Professor Verevis on "New Millennial Remakes."
The panel respondent was Jennifer Forrest (Texas State University, San Marcos).
Associate Professor Verevis will continue his work on new millennial remakes – and discussions with colleagues Kelleter and Loock – during a visiting fellowship at Freie Universität Berlin in June-July of this year.
Dr Belinda Smaill delivered a paper titled "Animals, Labour and the New Documentary Cinema of the Long Take."
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"My paper contributed to the evolving field of Environmental Film and Media Studies that was specifically represented at SCMS by a new network of scholars in the form of a "special interest group" (of which there are many at SCMS – providing a way for scholars to meet)," Dr Smaill said.
"With more than 1500 delegates, this was a substantial conference that offered an opportunity for exposure to key debates and new work in the field(s)."
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"This panel previewed research to be published in the forthcoming edited collection of the same name, co-edited by Claire with fellow panel presenters Michele Schreiber (Emory University) and Linda Badley (Middle Tennessee State University)," Dr Perkins said.
"The collection seeks to examine and promote the work and experience of female practitioners in the male-dominated indie sector, where industry and criticism alike continue to cultivate "maverick" auteurs as the face and brand of the discourse."
Dr Perkins's contribution to the panel examined the case of Seattle-based filmmaker Lynn Shelton, director of films including Humpday (2009), Your Sister's Sister (2011) and Laggies (2014).
Internationally renowned indie scholars Chris Holmlund (University of Tennessee) and Yannis Tzioumakis (University of Liverpool) acted respectively as chair and respondent for the panel.
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Monash University's Associate Professor Deane Williams, an expert in film and screen studies, will celebrate the launch of his new book, The Cinema of Sean Penn: In and Out of Place at Readings, Acland St, St Kilda on February 25 at 6pm.
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Martin launches Mise en Scène and Film Style
Adrian Martin, an Adjunct Associate Professor in Film and Screen Studies at Monash University, launched his book, Mise en Scène and Film Style: From Classical Hollywood to New Media Art, on February 26.
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