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MoMA Nights with Frankie Cosmos
Thursday, August 14, 2014, 5:30–8:00 p.m.
Musical acts for the 2014 series feature an array of vibrant, creative women who are making their mark on today's music scene. Veterans and up-and-coming artists perform a range of musical styles, including dream and synth pop, alt-folk, surf rock, neo-soul, and pop punk.
Tonight's Musical Performance: Frankie Cosmos
Greta Kline, vocals, guitar; Gabrielle Smith, keyboard, vocals; David Maine, bass; Aaron Maine, drums
Frankie Cosmos is a four-piece band led by the singer and songwriter Greta Kline. The songs range from slow, sad ballads to goofy rock 'n' roll love songs. They celebrate, mourn, or otherwise commemorate the small daily stories that weave the textures of a young life. Jon Caramanica of The New York Times found a recent performance "bracing and warm and full of tiny observational gems. . . . The aesthetic of naiveté here is just a cover—more interesting things are happening underneath the hood." Frankie Cosmos is based in New York City (where Kline and Smith grew up) and Pleasantville, New York (where the Maine brothers grew up). Zentropy, the group's first studio album, features 10 songs and was released in March on the label Double Double Whammy.
Set begins at 6:30 p.m. Regular Museum admission applies. Performances take place in the Sculpture Garden. In the event of rain, the Garden will close, and music will take place in Theater 1. Please note: Sculpture Garden and indoor seating are limited and on a first-come, first-served basis.
Musical acts in July are presented in conjunction with the exhibition One-Way Ticket: Jacob Lawrence Migration Series and Other Visions of the Great Movement North. Organized in collaboration with Jazz at Lincoln Center and Harlem Stage, each musician featured reflects the next generation of rising stars who will have an impact on jazz for years to come, and each has her or his own personal tale of migration. Drawing from genres including hip-hop, R&B, Latin, soul, jazz, gospel, and New Orleans second line, these artists are expanding musical boundaries with contemporary soul and swing.
Dates in August feature four buzzworthy bands. The music spans a range of genres from electronic to R&B, from post-punk to indie rock—and everything in between. Each concert begins with an opening set at 5:30 p.m. by a DJ from Newtown Radio. These evenings are organized by MoMA PopRally. For more information, visit moma.org/poprally and follow @MoMAPopRally on Twitter.
Snacks and beverages in the Sculpture Garden
Seasonal snacks, chef's-choice small plates, and specialty cocktails, draft beer, wine, and nonalcoholic beverages are available for purchase in the Sculpture Garden on Thursday nights. The Garden Bar, located at the northeast corner of the Sculpture Garden, sells savory and sweet treats, including baguette sandwiches and homemade soft pretzels with dipping sauces, locally made gelato from Il Laboratorio del Gelato, wine, beer, and specialty cocktails. In the event of rain, bars will be closed.
Terrace dining (rain or shine)
Terrace 5, located on the fifth floor, serves chef Daniel Jackson's light, seasonal cuisine, with a view overlooking the Sculpture Garden. During MoMA Nights, in conjunction with the Museum's concerts and other programming, Terrace 5 will offer a special of a half-dozen oysters paired with a glass of champagne for $20, both inside and (weather-permitting) on the terrace, as well as a focused à la carte menu of raw bar items, wine, and beer. The 10% MoMA member discount is not applicable.


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Chuck Close, an astounding portrait of one of the world's leading contemporary painters, was a parting gift from Marion Cajori, a filmmaker who died before her time.
With editing completed by filmmaker Ken Kobland, Chuck Close limns the life and work of a man who has reinvented portraiture. Close photographs his subjects, blows up the image to gigantic proportions, divides it into a detailed grid, and then uses a complex set of colors and patterning to reconstruct each face.
The genius of this film is not only to allow the artist to illuminate his methodology (he is wonderfully articulate), but also to feature his friends and colleagues (Brice Marden, Robert Storr, Dorothea Rockburne, Philip Glass, Arne Glimcher, Kiki Smith, Elizabeth Murray, Alex Katz, and Kirk Varnedoe, among others), who make important contributions to appreciating Close's gifts.
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Savannah Pajama Shop Hop's TOP TEN Gift Guide
December 10, 2012 by Teresa Jacobson
The inaugural Savannah Pajama Shop Hop kickoff has happened and we're near bursting with excitement. It's local holiday shopping at its best in Savannah. It's also time for you to roll out of bed and head to downtown Savannah's historic district to finish up the last of your holiday gift list.
To start shopping, don your favorite pajamas and stop by Azalea Inn & Gardens at 217 Huntingdon Avenue. It's the 2-story yellow historic home with white trim and the white picket fence. Reserve a room for 2 nights in December, or, we'll trade you a Savannah Pajama Shop Hop Saving's Passport for a new, unwrapped toy (which will be given to the Toys for Tots program).
Even better, get 10 stamps on your passport and bring it BACK to Azalea for a chance at the Shop Hop drawing to win 2 nights at one of the participating Savannah Inns, including Azalea Inn & Gardens. Don't think you can find 10 good gifts in Savannah? Well, we've done the thinking for you.
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Quick Python for Programmers
This book assumes you're an experienced programmer, and it's best if you have
learned Python through another book. For everyone else, this chapter gives a
fast introduction to the language.
This is not an introductory book. I am assuming that you have worked your way
through at least *Learning Python* (by Mark Lutz & David Ascher; Oreilly, 1999)
or an equivalent text before coming to this book.
This brief introduction is for the experienced programmer (which is what you
should be if you're reading this book). You can refer to the full documentation
at `www.Python.org <http://www.python.org/doc/>`_.
I find the HTML page `A Python Quick Reference
<http://rgruet.free.fr/#QuickRef>`_ to be incredibly useful.
In addition, I'll assume you have more than just a grasp of the syntax of
Python. You should have a good understanding of objects and what they're about,
including polymorphism.
On the other hand, by going through this book you're going to learn a *lot*
about object-oriented programming by seeing objects used in many different
situations. If your knowledge of objects is rudimentary, it will get much
stronger in the process of understanding the designs in this book.
Scripting vs. Programming
Python is often referred to as a scripting language, but scripting languages
tend to be limiting, especially in the scope of the problems that they solve.
Python, on the other hand, is a programming language that also supports
scripting. It *is* marvelous for scripting, and you may find yourself replacing
all your batch files, shell scripts, and simple programs with Python scripts.
But it is far more than a scripting language.
The goal of Python is improved productivity. This productivity comes in many
ways, but the language is designed to aid you as much as possible, while
hindering you as little as possible with arbitrary rules or any requirement that
you use a particular set of features. Python is practical; Python language
design decisions were based on providing the maximum benefits to the programmer.
Python is very clean to write and especially to read. You will find that it's
quite easy to read your own code long after you've written it, and also to read
other people's code. This is accomplished partially through clean, to-the-point
syntax, but a major factor in code readability is indentation - scoping in
Python is determined by indentation. For example::
# quickPython/if.py
response = "yes"
if response == "yes":
val = 1
The '**#**' denotes a comment that goes until the end of the line, just like C++
and Java '**//**' comments.
First notice that the basic syntax of Python is C-ish as you can see in the
**if** statement. But in a C **if**, you would be required to use parentheses
around the conditional, whereas they are not necessary in Python (it won't
complain if you use them anyway).
The conditional clause ends with a colon, and this indicates that what follows
will be a group of indented statements, which are the "then" part of the **if**
statement. In this case, there is a "print" statement which sends the result to
standard output, followed by an assignment to a variable named **val**. The
subsequent statement is not indented so it is no longer part of the **if**.
Indenting can nest to any level, just like curly braces in C++ or Java, but
unlike those languages there is no option (and no argument) about where the
braces are placed - the compiler forces everyone's code to be formatted the same
way, which is one of the main reasons for Python's consistent readability.
Python normally has only one statement per line (you can put more by separating
them with semicolons), thus no terminating semicolon is necessary. Even from
the brief example above you can see that the language is designed to be as
simple as possible, and yet still very readable.
Built-In Containers
With languages like C++ and Java, containers are add-on libraries and not
integral to the language. In Python, the essential nature of containers for
programming is acknowledged by building them into the core of the language: both
lists and associative arrays (a.k.a. maps, dictionaries, hash tables) are
fundamental data types. This adds much to the elegance of the language.
In addition, the **for** statement automatically iterates through lists rather
than just counting through a sequence of numbers. This makes a lot of sense when
you think about it, since you're almost always using a **for** loop to step
through an array or a container. Python formalizes this by automatically making
**for** use an iterator that works through a sequence. Here's an example::
# quickPython/list.py
list = [ 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11 ]
for x in list:
The first line creates a list. You can print the list and it will look exactly
as you put it in (in contrast, remember that I had to create a special
**Arrays2** class in *Thinking in Java* in order to print arrays in Java). Lists
are like Java containers - you can add new elements to them (here, **append( )**
is used) and they will automatically resize themselves. The **for** statement
creates an iterator **x** which takes on each value in the list.
You can create a list of numbers with the **range( )** function, so if you
really need to imitate C's **for**, you can.
Notice that there aren't any type declarations - the object names simply appear,
and Python infers their type by the way that you use them. It's as if Python is
designed so that you only need to press the keys that absolutely must. You'll
find after you've worked with Python for a short while that you've been using up
a lot of brain cycles parsing semicolons, curly braces, and all sorts of other
extra verbiage that was demanded by your non-Python programming language but
didn't actually describe what your program was supposed to do.
To create a function in Python, you use the **def** keyword, followed by the
function name and argument list, and a colon to begin the function body. Here is
the first example turned into a function::
# quickPython/myFunction.py
def myFunction(response):
val = 0
if response == "yes":
val = 1
return val
Notice there is no type information in the function signature - all it specifies
is the name of the function and the argument identifiers, but no argument types
or return types. Python is a *structurally-typed* language, which means it puts
the minimum possible requirements on typing. For example, you could pass and
return different types from the same function::
# quickPython/differentReturns.py
def differentReturns(arg):
if arg == 1:
return "one"
if arg == "one":
return True
The only constraints on an object that is passed into the function are that the
function can apply its operations to that object, but other than that, it
doesn't care. Here, the same function applies the '**+**' operator to integers
and strings::
# quickPython/sum.py
def sum(arg1, arg2):
return arg1 + arg2
print(sum(42, 47))
print(sum('spam ', "eggs"))
When the operator '**+**' is used with strings, it means concatenation (yes,
Python supports operator overloading, and it does a nice job of it).
The above example also shows a little bit about Python string handling, which
is the best of any language I've seen. You can use single or double quotes to
represent strings, which is very nice because if you surround a string with
double quotes, you can embed single quotes and vice versa::
# quickPython/strings.py
print("That isn't a horse")
print('You are not a "Viking"')
print("""You're just pounding two
coconut halves together.""")
print('''"Oh no!" He exclaimed.
"It's the blemange!"''')
Note that Python was not named after the snake, but rather the Monty Python
comedy troupe, and so examples are virtually required to include Python-esque
The triple-quote syntax quotes everything, including newlines. This makes it
particularly useful for doing things like generating web pages (Python is an
especially good CGI language), since you can just triple-quote the entire page
that you want without any other editing.
The '**r**' right before a string means "raw," which takes the backslashes
literally so you don't have to put in an extra backslash in order to insert a
literal backslash.
Substitution in strings is exceptionally easy, since Python uses C's
**printf()** substitution syntax, but for any string at all. You simply follow
the string with a '**%**' and the values to substitute::
# quickPython/stringFormatting.py
val = 47
print("The number is %d" % val)
val2 = 63.4
s = "val: %d, val2: %f" % (val, val2)
As you can see in the second case, if you have more than one argument you
surround them in parentheses (this forms a *tuple*, which is a list that cannot
be modified - you can also use regular lists for multiple arguments, but tuples
are typical).
All the formatting from **printf()** is available, including control over the
number of decimal places and alignment. Python also has very sophisticated
regular expressions.
Like everything else in Python, the definition of a class uses a minimum of
additional syntax. You use the **class** keyword, and inside the body you use
**def** to create methods. Here's a simple class::
# quickPython/SimpleClass.py
class Simple:
def __init__(self, str):
print("Inside the Simple constructor")
self.s = str
# Two methods:
def show(self):
def showMsg(self, msg):
print(msg + ':',
self.show()) # Calling another method
if __name__ == "__main__":
# Create an object:
x = Simple("constructor argument")
x.showMsg("A message")
Both methods have **self** as their first argument. C++ and Java both have a
hidden first argument in their class methods, which points to the object that
the method was called for and can be accessed using the keyword **this**. Python
methods also use a reference to the current object, but when you are *defining*
a method you must explicitly specify the reference as the first argument.
Traditionally, the reference is called **self** but you could use any identifier
you want (if you do not use **self** you will probably confuse a lot of people,
however). If you need to refer to fields in the object or other methods in the
object, you must use **self** in the expression. However, when you call a method
for an object as in **x.show( )**, you do not hand it the reference to the
object - *that* is done for you.
Here, the first method is special, as is any identifier that begins and ends
with double underscores. In this case, it defines the constructor, which is
automatically called when the object is created, just like in C++ and Java.
However, at the bottom of the example you can see that the creation of an object
looks just like a function call using the class name. Python's spare syntax
makes you realize that the **new** keyword isn't really necessary in C++ or
Java, either.
All the code at the bottom is set off by an **if** clause, which checks to see
if something called **__name__** is equivalent to **__main__**. Again, the
double underscores indicate special names. The reason for the **if** is that any
file can also be used as a library module within another program (modules are
described shortly). In that case, you just want the classes defined, but you
don't want the code at the bottom of the file to be executed. This particular
**if** statement is only true when you are running this file directly; that is,
if you say on the command line::
Python SimpleClass.py
However, if this file is imported as a module into another program, the
**__main__** code is not executed.
Something that's a little surprising at first is that while in C++ or Java you
declare object level fields outside of the methods, you do not declare them in
Python. To create an object field, you just name it - using **self** - inside
of one of the methods (usually in the constructor, but not always), and space is
created when that method is run. This seems a little strange coming from C++ or
Java where you must decide ahead of time how much space your object is going to
occupy, but it turns out to be a very flexible way to program. If you declare
fields using the C++/Java style, they implicitly become class level fields
(similar to the static fields in C++/Java)
Because Python is dynamically typed, it doesn't really care about interfaces -
all it cares about is applying operations to objects (in fact, Java's
**interface** keyword would be wasted in Python). This means that inheritance in
Python is different from inheritance in C++ or Java, where you often inherit
simply to establish a common interface. In Python, the only reason you inherit
is to inherit an implementation - to re-use the code in the base class.
If you're going to inherit from a class, you must tell Python to bring that
class into your new file. Python controls its name spaces as aggressively as
Java does, and in a similar fashion (albeit with Python's penchant for
simplicity). Every time you create a file, you implicitly create a module (which
is like a package in Java) with the same name as that file. Thus, no **package**
keyword is needed in Python. When you want to use a module, you just say
**import** and give the name of the module. Python searches the PYTHONPATH in
the same way that Java searches the CLASSPATH (but for some reason, Python
doesn't have the same kinds of pitfalls as Java does) and reads in the file. To
refer to any of the functions or classes within a module, you give the module
name, a period, and the function or class name. If you don't want the trouble of
qualifying the name, you can say
`from module import name(s)`
Where "name(s)" can be a list of names separated by commas.
You inherit a class (or classes - Python supports multiple inheritance) by
listing the name(s) of the class inside parentheses after the name of the
inheriting class. Note that the **Simple** class, which resides in the file (and
thus, module) named **SimpleClass** is brought into this new name space using an
**import** statement::
# quickPython/Simple2.py
from SimpleClass import Simple
class Simple2(Simple):
def __init__(self, str):
print("Inside Simple2 constructor")
# You must explicitly call
# the base-class constructor:
Simple.__init__(self, str)
def display(self):
self.showMsg("Called from display()")
# Overriding a base-class method
def show(self):
print("Overridden show() method")
# Calling a base-class method from inside
# the overridden method:
class Different:
def show(self):
print("Not derived from Simple")
if __name__ == "__main__":
x = Simple2("Simple2 constructor argument")
x.showMsg("Inside main")
def f(obj): obj.show() # One-line definition
.. note:: you don't have to explicitly call the base-class constructor if the
argument list is the same. Show example.
.. note:: (Reader) The note above is confusing. Did not understand. IMHO one still
needs to invoke the base-class constructor if the argument is the
same. Probably one needs to state that in case the base class
constructor functionality continues to be adequate for the derived
class, then a new constructor need not be declared for the derived
class at all.
**Simple2** is inherited from **Simple**, and in the constructor, the base-class
constructor is called. In **display( )**, **showMsg( )** can be called as a
method of **self**, but when calling the base-class version of the method you
are overriding, you must fully qualify the name and pass **self** in as the
first argument, as shown in the base-class constructor call. This can also be
seen in the overridden version of **show( )**.
In **__main__**, you will see (when you run the program) that the base-class
constructor is called. You can also see that the **showMsg( )** method is
available in the derived class, just as you would expect with inheritance.
The class **Different** also has a method named **show( )**, but this class is
not derived from **Simple**. The **f( )** method defined in **__main__**
demonstrates weak typing: all it cares about is that **show( )** can be applied
to **obj**, and it doesn't have any other type requirements. You can see that
**f( )** can be applied equally to an object of a class derived from **Simple**
and one that isn't, without discrimination. If you're a C++ programmer, you
should see that the objective of the C++ **template** feature is exactly this:
to provide weak typing in a strongly-typed language. Thus, in Python you
automatically get the equivalent of templates - without having to learn that
particularly difficult syntax and semantics.
.. note :: (Reader) I am not sure if I agree with the remark about templates. One of the
big objective of templates has always been type safety along with
genericity. What python gives us is the genericity. IMHO the analogy
with template mechanism is not appropriate.
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Vanderbilt-Marquette postgame notes
Nov. 17, 2013
Marquette 82, Vanderbilt 77
Individual Notes
-Christina Foggie scored 19 first half points, scoring a total of 30, which is a season high for her and Foggie's second 30 point game in her career. Additionally, Foggie now has moved up to No. 24 on Vanderbilt's all-time career scoring list with 1,220 points, right behind teammate Jasmine Lister who has 1,226 career points after today.
-Christina Foggie went 16-for-18 at the free-throw line, which is tied for second most free throws attempted in a single game by a Vanderbilt player and is the third-most free throws made in a single game by a Vanderbilt player.
-Jasmine Lister had 3 assists, which moves her up to No. 6 on Vanderbilt's all-time career assists list at 460 assists.
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Director Guillermo del Toro and actor Ron Perlman were on hand at the San Diego Comic-Con to promote the upcoming "robots vs. giant monsters" movie Pacific Rim, but couldn't escape the lingering questions of Hellboy 3. Perlman recently endured the painstaking make-up process for the character (something he's admitted that he isn't a fan of) to fulfill a Make a Wish Foundation request of a six year old boy battling leukemia. Del Toro admitted to Entertainment Weekly during the convention that the result of that visit has reinvigorated the director/actor duo's desire to want to make a third installment.
I've encountered a lot of kids who are fans of the movies, but to hear the story of this kid who was watching the movies while going through treatment, it really just moved me a lot. I can say publicly that now we are together in trying in that endeavor [to do Hellboy 3], so let's see if somebody finances it.
The question of making Hellboy 3 has gone back and forth since the second installment, Hellboy II: The Golden Army, debuted in 2008. In October of 2010, del Toro revealed that a third Hellboy was highly in doubt, but, like at last year's Comic-Con where Perlman said Hellboy 3 "would be cinematic and well worth doing," the actor claimed that not making the sequel would be "a little bit of a shame."
The [first] two movies were really set up to have this unbelievable resolve. Everything that was done in both movies was leading up to this destiny, written in stone, of what Hellboy has been summoned to Earth to do. To not do it, particularly in light of the scope that Guillermo is thinking of for the resolve, to not do it would be, in my mind, a little bit of a shame.
Del Toro says that he has yet to talk to Hellboy creator Mike Mignola about the prospect of another sequel, but likely will soon and will start talking to studios about Hellboy 3. "We're going to make an effort to do it," admitted del Toro. "I hope it happens."


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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - A New Zealand couple is looking to call their newborn son Superman -- but only because their chosen name of 4Real has been rejected by the government registry.
Pat and Sheena Wheaton say they will get around the decision by the Registrar of Births, Deaths and Marriages by officially naming their son Superman but referring to him as 4Real, the New Zealand Herald newspaper has reported.
The Wheatons decided on the name after seeing the baby for the first time in an ultrasound scan and realising their baby was "for real".
They decided 4Real was the best way to write it, but the name was rejected because the registrar said a name had to be a sequence of characters.
Pat Wheaton said he was considering appealing against the decision through the courts, but whatever happens he won't be budged on his choice.
"No matter what its going to stay 4Real," Wheaton told the Herald, "I'm certainly not a quitter".
A spokesman for the Department of Internal Affairs, which operates the registry told the Herald discussions with the Wheatons about their son's name were continuing.
The baby is now two months old, after the Wheatons first applied to register his name in later June.
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Aug 9 @ 7:38AM
OMG, I just read that on Yahoo. People amaze me with retarded names for their kids. I can't imagine that child is going to be thankful for a name like that when he's trying to climb the corporate ladder!!
Aug 9 @ 7:51AM
Well 4Real is better than being named Dipshit...
I agree, some names kids have are not unique, but down right
What ever happened to Dick, Jane, and Spot.
Aug 9 @ 8:06AM
Oh this is a real story, i thought it was a joke..lol...Or is it a sad and bad 4 real joke?????
Aug 9 @ 8:12AM
Geez I guess that's better than something like Long Dong or Dick Lick or something like that.
Aug 9 @ 8:25AM
A kid with a username.....hmmmm weird
Aug 9 @ 8:39AM
Why not 4|23/-\|_ ???
Aug 9 @ 8:46AM
well we know that child wont be confused with any other during role call .......
Aug 9 @ 8:52AM
The poor kid will be picked on and make fun of all his young life. When he grows up he will be so screwed up and have so many issues and problems. The parents have doomed him to a life of failure.
Aug 9 @ 10:55AM
Maybe.. maybe not.. I mean come on.. some people with unusual names have made something of themselves that they might not have had the strength of character to do if they had been named Dick or Jane. Consider Dweezil, or Soliel MoonFry, or hmmm.. I'm sure there are more but I'm not coming up with them at the moment.
More likely, in this day and age that 4Real would be accepted as a 'cool' name. How many rappers etc take bizarro names to make it big? This one is born with it. I don't see the issue as long as your last name isn't Hogg and you name your daughter Ima. That's just cruel.
Aug 9 @ 12:24PM
Hey Ben!!
Why not 4|23/-\|_ ???
is my birthday!
but really poor kid people are so stupid!!!
Aug 9 @ 5:10PM
is my birthday!
R U 4Real?
Aug 9 @ 6:25PM
Moron parents.....Nuff said!
Aug 9 @ 8:12PM
I saw this today, too, and was going to post something on my 360 page about it. I'm surprised that no one has said anything about the fact that the NZ government denied them what I would consider a right to name their kid whatever they want. Yes, the unusual name caught my attention, but what really struck me was that their government can veto a name...I think that's wrong but hey, I don't live in NZ, either. Different strokes I guess!
Oh, and anyone remember Moon Unit and Dweezle Zappa? Yeah, we get some strange names here, too. A friend of mine named her baby Finest. FINEST? He's cute but...what???
Aug 9 @ 8:46PM
Sometimes it's less a matter of principle than practicality. For all we know, the NZ electronic registry of names may have some kind of alphabetical restriction in their software. While I agree everyone should have a right to whatever name they want, once they try to do something unusual and push the boundaries, practical difficulties are bound to arise. Of course, if the parents believe in that name that much, they can fight to change the system. But as with everything, a cost benefit analysis needs to be performed. Are all battles worth fighting for?
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I think I got into a situation that I should not have gotten into.
John and I are artists. Tony wanted to start an arts festival, but did not know many artists. Since we were artists, he felt we could help him fill a space that he rented out for this event with as many artists as possible. He wanted vendors who sold other products as well. For the first year, he said he did not want there to be a fee for vendors. His plan was to build it up the first year.
Although I don't like taking on many other projects with other people, I saw that he had a good heart and he was desperate to make something happen. After all, he had invested $10,000 in this. So I agreed to help. Not too shortly afterward, I made posts to spread the word about the event we were putting together and made it known that booths would be free with no commission, as he wanted. I rounded up many potential artists off of this basis. Many of them did not have much money to spend on vending space for an event that was not guaranteed to be a success.
To make a long story short, John added another person onto the team and made her in charge of Tony's event. We will call her Sara. She made huge (some uneducated) rules that I know would hurt the event. It would force others to go back on their word, turn vendors off and make the first event turn out bad.
She is also working very slowly. Is hard to get a hold of and does not communicate unprompted. I also feel that she makes plans without making everyone aware as soon as possible, has ulterior motives and is lying about a couple of things.
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-Am I just overreacting?
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-Will this hurt John and I's business relationship, for not agreeing with the way Sara did things?
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Flyers' D-man Lilja could make season debut tonight
NEW YORK - It looks as though veteran defenseman Andreas Lilja will play his first game of the season tonight when the Flyers face the Rangers.
Lilja had a long offseason of rehabbing for his injured hip. The only action he had during the lockout involved a couple of conditioning games with the Phantoms.
He was called up on Jan. 25 after Andrej Meszaros suffered a left shoulder injury against the Rangers that is going to sideline him a while.
Lilja worked the entire morning skate with Bruno Gervais.
Kurtis Foster, who was scratched two games recently -- one when he was healthy -- worked by himself, a good indication he is out.
"I don't know if I'm playing yet," Lilja said. "If I am, I'm really excited."
The 37-year-old Swede hasn't played an NHL game since Game 4 of the New Jersey playoff series last May.
"Everybody else was in the same seat," he said of his lockout rehab at Skate Zone. "Guys waiting for the lockout to end. I don't think it was a disadvantage."
Gervais is the mobile half of that unit.
"I haven't played with him but he's a good player," Lilja said of Gervais. "There should not be any problems. And the [right-hand shot], makes the D-to-D [pass] real easy."
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Zac Rinaldo (skate cut) looked like he was ready to play tonight but said he wasn't sure he was 100 percent and it would be a game-time decision. At the end of the skate, he switched jerseys. "The last couple of days, I have been feeling all right on the ice, but I'm still not sure yet," he said." Hunch says Rinaldo plays. ... Tommy Sestito appears to be in, as well, on that line with Ruslan Fedotenko. Which means Tye McGinn, who has played very well, is a likely scratch. Coach Peter Laviolette said he thought Rinaldo was "moving well" on the ice. As for McGinn: "Tye has done a nice job since he's been here but I haven't announced any lineups. He's been impressive at practice and in games. There are always lineup decisions and they aren't taken lightly."


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We perform state-of-the-art ab initio quantum chemical calculations in order to understand the complexation of the f-elements, comprising the lanthanides and actinides. The very weak crystal fields and strong relativistic effects associated with such complexes provide a significant challenge to quantum chemical methodologies, and we employ the complete-active-space self-consistent-field (CASSCF) approach in order to overcome the challenges. We investigate the fundamentals of f-element chemistry in order to better understand oxidation state, bond covalency, and magnetic properties. We also consider transition metal analogues, and together these complexes have potential applications in the nuclear power, solar energy, and health industries.
Selected Publications
- A. Kerridge, 'f-orbital covalency in the actinocenes (An=Th-Cm): multiconfigurational studies and topological analysis', RSC Advances 24:12078, 2014. DOI:10.1039/c3ra47088a
- A. Kerridge, 'Oxidation state and covalency in f-element metallocenes (M = Ce, Th, Pu): a combined CASSCF and topological study', Dalton Transactions 42:16428, 2013. DOI:10.1039/c3dt52279b
- E. Hashem, et al., 'Emission spectroscopy of uranium(IV) compounds: a combined synthetic, spectroscopic and computational study', RSC Advances 3:4350, 2013. DOI:10.1039/c3ra22712j
- A. Kerridge and N. Kaltsoyannis, 'Quantum chemical studies of the hydration of Sr2+ in vacuum and aqueous solution', Chemistry: A European Journal 17:5060, 2011. DOI:10.1002/chem.201003226
- A. Kerridge and N. Kaltsoyannis, 'Are the ground states of the later actinocenes multiconfigurational? All-electron spin-orbit coupled CASPT2 calculations on An(C8H8) (An = Th, U, Pu, Cm)', Journal of Physical Chemistry A 113:8737, 2009. DOI: 10.1021/jp903912q
- A. Kerridge, R. Coates, N. Kaltsoyannis, 'Is cerocene really a Ce(III) compound? All-electron spin-orbit coupled CASPT2 calculations on M(C8H8) (M = Th, Pa, Ce)' Journal of Physical Chemistry A 113:2896, 2009. DOI: 10.1021/jp807804w
- S. Heutz, C. Mitra, W. Wu, A. J. Fisher, A. Kerridge, A. M. Stoneham, A. H. Harker, J. Gardener, H. H. Tseng, T. S. Jones, C. Renner, G. Aeppli , 'Molecular thin films: a new type of magnetic switch', Advanced Materials 19:3618, 2007. DOI: 10.1002/adma.200701458
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I have just started digging some new beds from lawn. The topsoil (a little more than a spades depth) is very sandy but the subsoil contains large lumps of sticky red clay. I'm planning on planting things that are suitable for a seaside garden, and was going to dig in some organic matter to the topsoil to help the plants along, but should I try to improve the clay layer, or leave well alone? Any help appreciated!
If you had a lawn growing on this earth there must be some drainage. Try some sand loving plants and see how they do. I grow some herb type plants on a dry sandy border such as rosemary and lavender. Whatever you dig in your soil it will always revert to its original state unless you completely replace the top soil. I would give it a trial run before spending too much. Good luck!
I think I'd double dig it to mix the two layers, add plenty of organic material FYM or home made compost. If you do you'll have great soil.
I agree with Dave Morgan - if you just dig the top layer you run the risk of creating an impermeable layer of clay which will cause drainage problems - mixing the two together and incorporating lots of organic material will create great growing conditions.
All the land here is like that, with the added horror that the ground seems to breed solid lumps of stone . mix n it together with plenty of organic matter, if you can get hold of mushroom compost it's great as a soil improver.
Ighten - me too - much of Lincolnshire is like that - in fact some bits just have the clay . I have several inches of sandy topsoil, then orangey clay, but the clay doesn't seem to affect the drainage too negatively, probably because there are gaps in the sandstone underneath that. But the lumps of stone are a nightmare. I have sifted loads out of the soil, to the point where after several digs, you would have thought I'd have winkled them all out in the raised beds, but I keep finding them. We have an enormous pile of smaller stones halfway down the paddock
BB2 - The whole valley here used to have quite an industry in quarry. I believe Trafalgar Square uses stone from the area.
I have two acres at the back of the barn to cultivate in the coming years, lets just say I suspect I will have enough stone once I start digging to build more dry stone walls around the entire area with stone left over to replace any broken ones in Trafalgar Square.


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Just weeks after we conducted this interview, KTM surprisingly announced that its 2013 Rally team won't include Despres, the racer who won all five of his Dakar rallies on the Austrian bikes. As of this date, Despres hasn't officially revealed his intentions for 2013, but it's expected that he'll fill a seat on Honda's reborn rally team. –Ed.
Motorcycle.com: Best Memory of the 2013 Dakar?
Cyril Despre: My best memory is maybe my worst memory, when I had my broken gearbox. Changing it gave me the possibility to win.
MO: What part of the Dakar do you prefer?
CD: The rally trails like we see in Argentina because you need to be smart, you need to be clean on every corner, you need to take care of your tires. The power of the rider is very important when it is like this because it is really technical and a mistake is easy to make.
MO: Is Dakar a team sport?
CD: It's definitely an individual sport, but it's a team victory. First you need to trust your mechanic, and your teammate is always nearby in case something happens. If you take all other two-wheel sports, the Dakar is the one where the team is the most important, especially because it's 15 days. You have to live in the bivouac together and share everything together.
MO: What do you eat during the race?
CD: On the bike I have some cereal bars and that's about all I carry. It's not a holiday, I don't wear a backpack and look for a nice place to eat, I stop every 250 kilometers to put fuel in the bike and eat a cereal bar.
MO: Do you communicate with your team during the race?
CD: No, it's forbidden. Dakar is changing, but it's still like it was 20 years ago. We don't have any contact with anybody. We have to find our own way.
MO: What's significant about your KTM 450 Rally bike?
CD: The biggest issue with our bike is that we're carrying 38 liters (10 gal.) of fuel because we need to be allowed to make 250 kilometers (155 miles) without refueling.
MO: How much does your bike weigh fully loaded?
CD: The bike is 145 kilos (320 lbs.), plus three liters of water (6.6 lbs.) and 39 liters of fuel (62 lbs.), plus tools and other small items.
MO: What are the differences between the Africa Dakar and the South American Dakar?
CD: On the same day in South America you can be in dunes at the beginning of the race, then we go into the mountains and then finishing on the beach. In Africa it was different. Starting in France then all Morocco was rocks and when you finished Morocco and came into Mauritania, it was covered by sand. I wouldn't say it was easier before, just different.
MO: What about the temperature extremes?
CD: In this Dakar we were coming over 4,900 meters (16,076 ft.) and the temperature was in the minuses (Celsius). Then, in the same day, when we came down it was over 40°C (104°F). And this changed every day. On one day it got close to 46°C (115°F).
MO: How do you train for the Dakar?
CD: More or less it was 450 hours in preparation with the bicycle, in the gym, with the motorcycle. I don't do a lot with the motorcycle because 15 days in Dakar is for me enough.
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I'm Jeannie May. I take care of folks here at the motel. Long as they aren't trouble makers."
Jeannie May Crawford is the owner-operator of the Dino Dee-lite hotel and de facto mayor of Novac in 2281.
Little is known about Jeannie May's background. It is known that she met with a slaver working for Caesar's Legion and sold Carla Boone, the wife of sniper Craig Boone, into slavery. Craig Boone reveals that the slavers knew how to approach Novac without being seen, which suggests that Jeannie May gave them detailed instructions on how to get in and out safely. She was paid 1,000 caps for Carla, and 500 more for her unborn child. Jeannie May possibly sold Carla because of the way she acted. Through dialogue with Jeannie May and other residents of Novac, specifically Manny Vargas, it is revealed that Carla was not well liked, and "went out of her way to be rude". In actuality, she just wanted to get Boone to take her back to New Vegas, where she was happy.
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- One for My Baby: It is revealed that Jeannie May sold Boone's wife Carla and her unborn child into slavery to Caesar's Legion. After the player leads her to her death at the hands of Boone, it is possible to loot her body for a key and use it to unlock a safe in the room at the entrance. Unlocking said safe will make the player able to get a Note (Bill of Sale), incriminating Jeannie May of selling Carla into slavery.
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Social Development Minister Alex Attwood today announced that the River Lagan will be extensively dredged.
The £2.8m contract, awarded to local firm Graham Construction, will see dredging on the river for the first time since 1994. If it didn't take place, then the smelly Lagan of a bygone era would return.
The project will create 28 jobs. It will start mid-September and is due to finish spring 2011.
The work involves thousands of tonnes of silt being removed by diggers and disposed off at an approved location out at sea. The river will be initially closed to navigation for safety reasons during the period of the contract. However, after consultation with river users the works will be completed on a sectional basis with the first section being handed over to river users after six weeks.
Alex Attwood said: "This is a significant boost for river users and local residents. This latest investment follows on the back of the successful refurbishment of the Lagan Weir and represents DSD's continuing commitment to the River Lagan. The economic benefits of the regeneration of the Lagan have been well documented and they have been a part of the catalyst for hundreds of millions of pounds of development and regeneration along its banks. It is estimated that this project will give full time employment to 28 people and as the work will be carried out by a local contractor it is hoped it will give a boost to the NI construction sector.
"The timing of the dredge is opportune as it is hoped the river's water quality will also benefit from the end of the Belfast Sewer Project recently completed by NI Water and this combined with the removal of organic silt will further improve the quality of the river."
More details and updates on navigation arrangements, river closures and a noise pollution hotline will be posted on the DSD website on an ongoing basis.
Notes to editors:
- The last major dredging project of this scale in 1994 involved the river being closed and going tidal for 18 months with smelly mudflats being exposed. On this occasion the project will be carried out using floating plant, meaning that the river impoundment can be maintained and smells greatly reduced, and the contract will only last seven months.
- The contract will involve 60,000m3 of silt being removed by diggers mounted on floating pontoons which will fill motorised barges that will navigate the 4.8km section of river to the Lagan Weir where the material will be transferred to a large seagoing barge for disposal at an approved disposal location at sea.
- News Media enquiries to DSD Information Office on 028 9082 9078. Out of office please contact the Duty Press Officer via pager number 07699715440 and your call will be returned.


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We like it there,we go to have fun add we do.Disney is like a home to us.
Cleanliness of hotel and rooms were great. Employees were friendly and extremely knowledgeable. Price paid was not out of line.
Everything was wonderful. Our room was close to the pool and had a view of the ducks. This is a wonderful place to stay for the whole family with ages from 65 to 3. I'd go again tomorrow if I could.
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We arrived at the report just after 4pm and our room wasn't ready so they upgraded our room to a Magic Kingdom view, which was beautiful. The CM at the desk knew I had to get to a dining reservation so he was very quick with our check in. The room was very clean when we arrived, and very spacious for 4 people. The breakfast we had was very good, as were the meals we had at Captain Cook's. The character interaction at breakfast was very good as well. The main pool was clean and my kids had fun swimming. I don't have any complaints about the Polynesian and that is why we return there every year.
The resort was clean and organized. The staff was readily prepared for information on the surrounding forms of entertainment.
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Honda launches Xtreme Academy in Europe
4 December 2009
Honda Europe has announced the launch of the Honda Racing Xtreme Academy – a series of new 150cc big-wheel off-road racing championships being held across several European countries in 2010.
Young riders can register their details now at Honda Europe's racing website, with the programme is being seen as a potential first step on the ladder to becoming part of Honda Racing's World Championship Xtreme programme in MX1, MX2, Enduro and even the Dakar Rally.
Championships in each country will stand alone or be part of an existing series and will be solely for Honda CRF150 big-wheel MX machines. The programme is designed to support young riders aged 11-15 and give them a chance to experience the excitement of motocross competition on a reliable, fast 4-stroke machine.
Entry into the Honda Racing Xtreme Academy will secure individual rider sponsorship, access to an exciting prize pool, plus discounts on – and a chance to win – training programmes with John van den Berk - double world champion and MX des Nations winner, who now coaches many of the world's top MX1 stars at his Pro-MX training base in Spain.
Each of the individual country championships is being scheduled to run in parallel with the brand-new UEM 150 4-stroke European championship run by Youthstream, meaning that Honda Racing Xtreme Academy riders will be able to compete in both series.
"This is a fantastic opportunity for Honda to help young riders hone their skills on the perfect bike and for those riders to compete in two complementary championships," Honda Europe off-road manager Roger Harvey said. "We anticipate this will help them to become part of the wider Honda Racing family and, ultimately, to prepare for the step up to the 4-stroke machines that compete at world championship level."
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Spoon-billed sandpiper (Eurynorhynchus pygmeus)
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The spoon-billed sandpiper is classified as Critically Endangered (CR) on the IUCN Red List (1) and is listed on Appendix I of the Convention on Migratory Species (CMS or Bonn Convention) (3).
An attractive little bird with a distinctive spoon-shaped bill, this sandpiper has winter plumage as pretty as its breeding colours. Non-breeding adults have pale brown-grey upperparts, with a white trim around each feather. The underparts are white and it lacks the colours seen in breeding adults, which have a russet red head, neck and breast streaked with brown, and dark upperparts with pale brown and red edging to the feathers. It calls quietly with a 'preeep' and a 'wheeet' (2).
With a scattered breeding range from the Chukotsk peninsula to the Kamchatka peninsula in northeastern Russia, the spoon-billed sandpiper migrates to its wintering grounds in South and Southeast Asia, where just a few small sites are consistently visited. Fewer than 1,000 individuals remain (2).
The spoon-billed sandpiper breeds in coastal areas with sand and sparse vegetation, choosing nesting sites carefully (2). It always breeds within six kilometres of the sea (4). During the non-breeding season it is found on mudflats and saltpans (2).
This monogamous bird is strongly territorial and will return year after year to breed at the same nest site. The first males to arrive at the breeding grounds occupy the largest territories, although these shrink as additional males arrive and compete for space. Pairs meet and mate, laying eggs that are incubated for 19 to 23 days and hatch between early July and early August. After the chicks have emerged from their shells, each family moves to a new area for around two weeks until the chicks can fly. During this time both parents tend to their young but the male takes over in the final few days. They migrate to the wintering grounds at the end of August (2).
Searching amongst low vegetation, wet meadows and in water, the spoon-billed sandpiper uses its unusual bill to probe for small invertebrates. It will also forage by pushing its bill into the muddy sand of coastal areas. Chicks eat mainly small insects and seeds (2).
With very particular habitat requirements, high nest site fidelity and a small population, habitat loss has had a large impact on this species. As with many coastal regions, tidal mudflats are being reclaimed for industry or aquaculture. Pollution, climate change and human disturbance have also altered the habitat of this species, and hunting of shorebirds contributes to the decline of the spoon-billed sandpiper. Recent population surveys indicate an extremely rapid decline in this species, with reduced productivity, leading to fears that the population is ageing rapidly (2).
The spoon-billed sandpiper is protected in several areas throughout its range but would benefit from enforced legal protection wherever it is present. Shorebird hunting is prolific and affects many species; a ban would have wide-ranging benefits. A Species Action Plan was produced for the spoon-billed sandpiper in 2008, but urgent conservation action is now required to prevent its extinction (2).
For further information on the spoon-billed sandpiper and its conservation see:
- BirdLife International. (2001) Threatened Birds of Asia: the BirdLife International Red Data Book. BirdLife International, Cambridge, UK.
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- Incubate: to keep eggs warm so that development is possible.
- Invertebrate: animals with no backbone.
- Monogamous: having only one mate during a breeding season, or throughout the breeding life of a pair.
- Territorial: an animal, a pair of animals or a colony that occupies and defends an area.
- Territories: areas occupied and defended by an animal, a pair of animals or a colony.
IUCN Red List (October, 2009)
BirdLife International (October, 2009)
Global Register of Migratory Species (May, 2008)
Birds Korea (May, 2008)


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The man who famously put down his Big Mac to help rescue three women held captive for years in a Cleveland house will get free McDonald's for the next year, a company spokeswoman confirmed Thursday.
Franchisees in Charles Ramsey's neighborhood have offered him free food at their restaurants, said Heidi Barker, a spokeswoman for Oak Brook, Ill.-based McDonald's Corp.
Ramsey was called a hero after helping Amanda Berry, Gina DeJesus and Michelle Knight break out of the house May 6. Home-owner Ariel Castro faces charges. His defense team has said he will plead not guilty.
Ramsey had noted in an interview with a local TV station that he was eating McDonald's when the scene unfolded. He also spoke of it in a 911 call. Both the interview and the call quickly became popular online, and McDonald's caught wind of Ramsey's mentions.
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Career linked class gives exciting opportunities
Originally published November 28, 2012 at 6 a.m., updated November 27, 2012 at 1:39 p.m.
In the spirit of the humorous silent films, juniors Andrew Ford and Kristi Dulany created a short movie parody of student and staff at Russellville High School.
"Before this, I'd never seen one," Ford said of the original motion picture style.
In an effort to raise awareness about cancer, seniors Faith Shull and Chastin Jones put together a short fictional documentary following a girl's battle through the stages of the disease.
"My favorite teacher had cancer and my aunt died from it," Shull said.
These two projects were among the first semester work students have developed in the new Multimedia class at Cole County R-1 Schools taught by David Coulston.
In addition to individual, creative videos the students also serve their school and community with their production talents.
This semester they filmed and edited to produce a highlight video for the fall sports banquet and a promotional video for the Professional Learning Community initiative.
Among the next projects for the class, Dulany and Ford are gathering footage from Character Council Tribe Times for a bullying prevention segment.
They hope to replace jokes and doubt with the seriousness of anonymous, personal accounts.
Putting a message into multimedia form is a better way than standing in front of people, Ford said.
"This generation is into movies and TV; this is another way for them to watch and let it soak into the brain," Dulany said.
Much of the multimedia students' time is spent working with raw footage, Coulston said.
"It's a learning process for all of us," Coulston said.
In his business classes, he had used the computer-aided editing program.
"Now, we can take it a step further; student can do their own thing," Coulston said.
Rather than a curriculum-based class, the multimedia class is part of a new group of classes designed to expose students to potential careers.
"Here they can delve in and find out what they have an interest in doing," Coulston said.
As long as the content is school-appropriate, students have a "wide-open range of subjects," he said.
The class also produces the school newsletter and project flyers.
Another element to the new multimedia class is a recording studio, where eventually students will host interviews and develop school public service announcements and entertainment.
The school already had the computer software and camera equipment. So to create this class only a green screen and studio lights needed to be purchased.
This career-linked class was an exciting opportunity for Shull.
"I like filming movies," Shull said. "I want to write the movies and my friend wants to be a director.
"We hope to go to school in California to do that."
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ENGL 5383: Acquisition and Development of English as a Second Language
Advanced study of theories of language acquisition and the resulting effects on the teaching process. First and second language developmental sequences and the growing body of literature in the field will be stressed. Students are to tutor a limited English-proficient student for a minimum of 15 hours.


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The landmark report To Err Is Human was a call to improve the quality of US health care.1 The title refers to a quote from Alexander Pope's An Essay on Criticism (1711): "To err is human, to forgive divine." The reference is convenient but not entirely appropriate, because forgiveness suggests the commission of sin, which is inextricably linked to fault and blame. A foundation of the patient safety movement is nonjudgmental recognition of the ubiquity of human and system error. By understanding that error—particularly human error—is inevitable but preventable, patient safety efforts focus on improving systems, creating fail-safe mechanisms that intercept error before the bedside, and implementing measures that mitigate harm when an error involves the patient.
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HOLLYWOOD—Last week, we tackled horror icon Jason Voorhees and why he is a staple in the genre. This week, we tackle another icon from the 80s, who made falling asleep a frightening thing. That's right, we're talking about everyone's favorite dream stalker: Freddy Krueger. The idea of Freddy Krueger was imagined from horror legend Wes Craven. This concept is beyond original; it's fantastic. Create a villain who kills his victims in their dreams. If you die in your sleep, you die in real life. Epic.
The concept made "A Nightmare on
"A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master" was another feat in storytelling, which saw the remaining children of Elm Street be picked off one-by-one by Freddy, after he was resurrected from beyond the grave. There were some loopholes in the plotline of this picture, but its tact to introduce new characters and a heroine that would give Krueger a run for his money was a treat. The fifth chapter in the franchise was another fiasco that really didn't work in my opinion. It had a very clever idea, but "The Dream Child" just couldn't find its footing. The same could be said for the rumored "Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare." This installment saw the dream stalker meet his match once and for all, in thrilling 3D. This disappoints me, as the 3D really was non-existent.
Original creator Wes Craven, returned to the franchise with a darker tale with "Wes Craven's New Nightmare." I loved this movie for its take on bringing Freddy into the "˜real' world with characters that starred in the original movie. Krueger had a fresh look and was more insidious than in previous installments. I must say it was a difficult picture to understand on first viewing, which is why so many people may have been deterred. As with "Friday the 13th," "A Nightmare on
The remake was quite laughable to say the least because nothing really made the picture unique; similar to the Jason Voorhees saga it was a copy and paste. If any of the icons of the 80s, deserves a new tale it's Freddy Krueger. Why? In dreams, there is no limitation to what can be done. All I will say is that I have an idea for the franchise that will be jaw-dropping to audiences if it was revealed. Unfortunately, that is one secret that I will never tell!
So why is Freddy Krueger an icon? Simply, put he made it fearful to fall asleep. Dreams are something that are apart of everyone's lives. Young, old, black, white, smart, dumb, dreams do not discriminate and the idea of something or someone haunting those dreams heightens the fear of falling asleep. Freddy Krueger was the quintessential boogeyman that we all feared as kids and to see that manifest on the screen was a daunting task to say the least, but accomplished so thrilling by director Wes Craven.
Why no one else thought of this idea is beyond me, but trust, Freddy Krueger is one horror icon that still has plenty of frights to deliver, all it takes is the right story. The villain does indeed have to knock-off the wise crack jokes, which have made him more of a comedian than a threat. Make Krueger a menace as he once was and make it clear his intentions are treacherous. If a villain is presented as a threatening presence the audience is likely to perceive that notion. With the right ingredients, Freddy Krueger can make it where we'll never be able to sleep again.
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Bush reacts to news of bin Laden's death
Monday, May 2, 2011
DALLAS (AP) — Former President George W. Bush says he has congratulated President Barack Obama after hearing about the death of Osama bin Laden.
In a statement Sunday night, Bush said Obama called that U.S. forces had killed bin Laden. Bush said he also congratulated the men and women of our military and intelligence communities who devoted their lives to the mission.
Bush said, "This momentous achievement marks a victory for America, for people who seek peace around the world, and for all those who lost loved ones on September 11, 2001."
He also said the U.S. "has sent an unmistakable message: No matter how long it takes, justice will be done. "
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I was riding my bike back to my apartment. About 2 0 clock today after work.
I was downtown trying to turn left at the stop lights. I was trying to get in the left lane 40 feet before the stoplight.
I looked over my shoulder and saw about 20 cars behind me includeing a police car. So There was no way I was going to try to get over plus the suv wouldn't let me get over even tho I was useing the proper hand signal. so Instead of pushing the traffic light butten for the crosswalk I went around the light and cut throught an allyway and turned left to find the light was green for me to cross I looked at all the cars that had to stop and smiled.
And I couldn't help but think the police car that wouldn't let me cross thought hey that must of been that biker and yeah it was. I wish i had that on video it was priceless!!!


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Rumsfeld vs. the American Soldier
What Rummy's survival says about Bush's plans for his second term.
Rumsfeld has not merely made mistakes, he has made fatal mistakes. Defense secretaries don't decide whether to go to war, but they do decide how to fight the war once it begins. Even most supporters of the war in Iraq acknowledge that Rumsfeld has fought it in a disastrous manner. The litany of errors has been recited many times—distorting prewar intelligence about weapons of mass destruction, whittling down troop levels that the Army chiefs recommended for postwar stability, torpedoing State Department plans for occupation, alienating traditional allies whose assistance is now desperately needed, covering up crimes at Abu Ghraib.
What lessons are the new Cabinet officers to derive from Rumsfeld's retention? It's one thing for a president to demand a Cabinet that follows consistent policies. (Among Jimmy Carter's failures was his hesitation to take out the long knives and choose between his dovish secretary of state, Cyrus Vance, and his hawkish national security, Zbigniew Brzezinski.) It's another thing to demand a Cabinet so loyal and pliant that its members never dare raise arguments, doubts, or questions about the president's leanings.
Rumsfeld's survival—which, given Colin Powell's dismissal, amounts to triumph—tells the newcomers that to get along they must go along; that they're working not in a government but in an echo chamber.


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Can I reuse the nipples and snappies from the hospital? They sent me home with a bunch of sterile nipples and containers to put my breast milk in while she was in the NICU. Now that he is home, can I wash them and reuse them or should I toss them?
If I toss them, what kind of nipple and bottle should I buy or does it matter? I am trying to nurse, but she doesn't always latch on so then I give her my milk in the bottle. thanks ladies.


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Stylist Catherine Baba is known for fun, funky style. You can always find her in crazy prints, unique cuts and donned in layers. She's been spotted sporting a turban in two of her street style looks. Are you a fan? Would you ever add a turban to your look?
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The Makani Kai Grill & Bar has opened in The Wharf Cinema Center on the west side of Maui, Hawaii.
The Makani Kai Grill & Bar is located on the lower level of the shopping complex, which is situated just across from the famous Banyan Tree on Front Street. It's a casual, open-air restaurant that is quickly becoming popular with both visitors to Maui and locals living on the island.
Pupus include Kai Coconut Shrimp, Mac Nut Coconut Calamari Strips, Ahi Dip with Sweet Potato Chips, Asian Fusion Wings, and a Pupu Platter with a little bit of everything. With locally-made draft beer, bottle beer, and several wines available at reasonable prices, it's no wonder the Makani Kai Grill & Bar is attracting a large crowd.
For lunch and dinner, there's a wide selection of salads, sandwiches, burgers and island plates with fresh fish and Kalbi ribs. The Makani Kai Grill & Bar is becoming recognized for their fish tacos, and they offer a children's (keiki) menu that will accomodate families with small children.
If you're walking Front Street in Lahaina and feel the urge for good food at some of the island's best prices, stop at the Makani Kai Grill & Bar. It's a fun environment with a lovely water fountain, and there's often live music performing on a small stage.
658 Front Street
Lahaina, HI 96761
(808) 661-4900
The Wharf Cinema Center is located on Front Street in the town of Lahaina on the west side of Maui. Take Hwy. 30 (Honoapiilani Road) and turn toward the ocean on Dickenson Street or Prison Street. There is ample paid parking on Dickenson Street after you go through the first stop sign. There is also parking on the backside of the shopping center, but it's a one-way street. The Makani Kai Grill & Bar is located on the lower level of the large shopping complex, located directly across from the famous Banyan Tree.
- Have lunch or dinner either before or after shopping on Front Street, and some of West Maui's best shopping bargains are located within the shopping complex.
- Visit The Baldwin Home Museum next door and take a look at missionary life in a Hawaiian village.
- After lunch or dinner, stop at Ululani's Shave Ice for an island tradition.
- Look for Hawaii Fudge Company along Front Street for Hawaii's best chocolate and fudge.
Tripadvisor Reviews give a good insight into what others think of Makani Kai Island Grill & Bar.
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Hawaii Travel Suggestions.
One of the most beautiful Hawaiian islands is Maui. Make sure to drive to the west side of Maui, and see the historic whaling town of Lahaina. Also, consider a day trip to the island of Lanai on an Expeditions ferry our of Lahaina Harbor. Of course, Oahu is the most popular island, with Waikiki Beach being one of the most famous beaches in the world.
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- Mama's Fish House is one of the most well-known restaurants on Maui.
- In Lahaina Town, try Lahaina Grill. It's one of the best restaurants on Maui.
- Merriman's Hawaiian Restaurant in Kapalua has won many awards for outstanding food.
- The Pineapple Grill in Kapalua is a popular, upscale restaurant popular with locals and tourists alike.
- On the west side of Maui, try Star Noodle. It's one of the most popular restaurants on the island.
- The Plantation House in Kapalua offers an excellent fine dining experience.
- Sarento's On The Beach in the Kihei area of Maui is always recognized for outstanding food and service.
- Hali' imaile General Store has pleased customers since opening in 1988 with its upcountry location.
- Japengo At The Maui Hyatt Regency Resort & Spa is a recent addition to the Top 10 Restaurants on Maui.
- Roy's in Ka'anapali has consistently been one of the top restaurants on Maui, Hawaii.
Maui's Top Attractions.
- Haleakala National Park lets you visit one of the most rare sights in the world at over 32,000 feet.
- The Road To Hana takes a full day but is one of the most famous drives in the world.
- One of the wettest and most beautiful valleys on all the Hawaiian islands is at Iao Valley.
- Visit 7 Sacred Pools (Ohe'o Gulch) past Hana on the far windward side of Maui.
- A "must-see" beach is Big Beach at Makena State Park on the southwest side of Maui, Hawaii.
- Lahaina Town & Banyan Tree on the west side of Maui is a historic whaling town with much to see.
- Stroll through gardens with over 45 varieties of lavender at the Ali'i Kula Lavender Farm.
- One of Maui's top-rated family attractions in the Maui Ocean Center.
- Maui Tropical Plantation offers rides through a tropical plantation and has a fun zipline.
- The Sugar Museum is located on Hawaii's largest working sugar factory.


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I have a laptop with an Nvidia GeForce 630M graphics card running on Ubuntu 12.04.
lspci | grep -i nvidia I get the following line
01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: NVIDIA Corporation GF108M [GeForce GT 630M] (rev al)
and according to https://developer.nvidia.com/cuda-gpus my graphics card is compatible.
After compiling the samples and running the
deviceQuery I get the following output:
CUDA Device Query (Runtime API) version (CUDART static linking)
cudaGetDeviceCount returned 10
-> invalid device ordinal
Result = FAIL
I read online that this error is because my graphics card is not compatible.
If I run
jockey-gtk to check the Additional Drivers I get the following list
nvidia_current (Enabled)
NVIDIA binary Xorg driver, kernel module and VDPAU library (Not Enabled)
Experimental NVIDIA binary Xorg driver, kernel module and VDPAU library (Not Enabled)
When I select tne
nvidia_current I get at the bottom a green button and
This driver is activated but not currently in use
I downloaded CUDA 5.5 as a .deb package and followed the instructions posted on the website
After running
nvidia-smi -a as Robert mentioned in the comment I get the following output
NVIDIA: could not open the device file /dev/nvidia0 (Input/output error)
Unable to determine the device handle for GPU 0000:01:00.0: Unknown Error
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I got sales permission August 18th 2009 so we'll assume so. My name is
Dory and I live in Maryland. My collection has grown and shrunk and then
grown again since I've joined, changing my collections. You may have
known me from my lovely legendary beast collection, but as you know I've
changed to just my fire grump pup :) My collection has changed quite
drastically with the new promotions and such (as have many :) ) Anyway
lets give you some preview pics! Just sit back and and enjoy the
pictures! WARNING! Image heavy!
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Also small reminder about my Tomy GA here (we're gonna have some serious competition as one person has placed 2 high "secret bids" so get in your high bids!)
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Tagline: The story of a man ready to make a connection.
Synopsis: George Clooney plays the dry cynical character of Ryan Bingham, an executive who specializes in "downsizing". Ryan lives out of his suitcase, traveling the country for the sole purpose terminating unwanted employees day after day. Just as Ryan is about to reach his life-long goal of the ten million mile frequent flyer mark some major changes come his way. Changes that threaten to crack the cold heartless exterior that is Ryan Bingham.
Jason Reitman's "Up In The Air" found stunning numbers in its first weekend of limited release, according to estimates provided by Rentrak earlier this afternoon. The Paramount release - which led the National Board of Review winners last week - grossed $1,100,000 from only 15 screens. That amount...Read More »
Variety is reporting that Paramount Pictures has decided to push the initial limited release of Jason Reitman's "Up In The Air" from November 13th to December 4th. The film will now roll out through December, going wide on Christmas Day. This marks almost the exact strategy Reitman's "Juno" took t...Read More »
Jason Reitman "Up in the Air" starring George Clooney and Vera Farmiga will close teh 2009 Woodstock Film Festival, organizers announced Tuesday. The Oscar-nominated director of "Juno"'s latest is the story of Ryan Bingham (Clooney) a corporate downsizer and consummate modern business traveler who, ...Read More »
Watch George Clooney as he runs around a corner in The Descendants, shot from a distance. If he had a little more weight he might waddle, but that flat-footed run -- in boat shoes and shorts and a golf shirt - is enough. This is the way a middle-aged guy moves, and the charact...Read More »
Jason Reitman's "Up In The Air," Jim Sheridan's "Brothers," Michael Hoffman's "The Last Station," Cheryl Hines' "Serious Moonlight," Kirk Jones' "Everybody's Fine" and Marie-Hélène Cousineau and Madeline Ivalu's "Before Tomorrow" mark December 2009's first five releases, an eclectic group that featu...Read More »