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Anthony "Tony" Wilson Ashby, age 71, of Estill Springs, Tenn. Departed this life on Sunday, October 21, 2012, at Centennial Medical Center in Nashville, Tenn. following a brief illness.
Mr. Ashby was a 1959 graduate of Franklin County High School. He was retired from M-Tec, in Manchester, Tenn. where he was employed as a shipping supervisor. Mr. Ashby was of the Church of Christ faith. Mr. Ashby's hobbies included, woodworking, fishing, and watching sports. His favorite place to travel was the families beach house at St. Joe Beach, Fla.
Mr. Ashby was preceded in death by his parents; Radie Hayes Ashby and Woodrow Wilson Ashby.
He is survived by his wife of 52 years, Mildred Uselton Ashby, they were married on October 1, 1960. Daughters; Barbara (Kenny) Rogers, Dyersburg, Tenn., Sandra (Troy) Davis, Estill Springs, Tina Henson (Terry Hoots), Estill Springs, Tenn., Grandchildren; Jonathan (Holly) Rogers, of McDill Air Force Base, Tampa, Fla., Cynthia (Eric) Essary, Homewood, Ala., Jeremy (Heather) Rogers, Dyersburg, Tenn., Ryan (Whitney) Davis, of Cowan, Tenn., Brent Davis (Brook Hill) of Estill Springs, Justin and Bracken Henson, of Estill Springs, Tenn., Great-grandchildren; Emma and Evan Rogers, of McDill Air Force Base , Tampa, Fla., Hayden Rogers of Dyersburg, Tenn., Mother-in-law, Irene Uselton of Hillsboro, Tenn., brothers; Danny (Wanda) Ashby, Bob (Rita) Ashby, Charlie Ashby, Roy (Beverly) Ashby and sisters; Patsy Powell and Melinda Garner.
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The day before the biggest punk band in the world (and arguably the biggest band in the world, period) played a triumphant show at the tiny-for-them Henry Fonda Theater in Hollywood (capacity: 1,200, give or take a few hundred if the fire marshall looks the other way) they played a mini-set for a much smaller, but nearly equally rabid, group of fans, on stage nine at the NBC lot in Burbank.
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The band's just released a much-hyped, fantastic new album, the lush, rock opera-ish "21st Century Breakdown," (the follow-up to their massive, hit-packed "American Idiot") so this stop - on "Last Call With Carson Daly" - could have been just another dull bit of promo for the band, an in-and-out rote run-through of their current hit (the hyper "Know Your Enemy"), and that's that.
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Except this is Green Day, and with a band this workmanlike, nothing's that's that. So, the band (original members Billie Joe Armstrong, Tre Cool, and Mike Dirnt, as well as three auxillary players) played not just one song, but a mini set; "Know Your Enemy," sure, but also the ballad-like "21 Guns," and the 50's-sounding "In The Static Age," as while as three other "Breakdown" tracks, to an audience of less than 200 fans so psyched to be there, they were nearly shocked into silence when Armstrong (who, with his shaggy, dyed hair, buttoned-all-the-way up shirt, and cherubic face looks like he's 37 going on 14) leads them in "waaay-oooah" call and response - just like he would, repeatedly, at the Fonda the following night.
And just when they think that's it, the band re-emerges in new clothes, and plays two songs as Foxboro Hot Tubs - a just-for-fun side-project that most fans assumed was defunct following a small club tour last year.
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It's the first in a series of surprises that culminates in the second set of their Fonda show, where the band takes requests from the audience, and then plows through non-hit after non-hit from their before-they-were-rock-stars albums "Kerplunk" and "1039/Smoothed Out Slappy Hours", with Armstrong having to teach the rest of the band "Brat" (from 1995's "Insomniac") when it's requested, since it's been so long since they've played it.
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What's amazing is that this band, who's gotten so much press for maturing along with their visibility, were arguably that same reliable trio all along: take the lovelorn, melodic circa-'92 singalong "Going to Pasalacqua" and say that one of Armstrong's living-in-the-heartland characters is the narrator, slap it on "21st Century Breakdown," and you've got even one more hit single.
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That's not repetition, that's consistency, in the same way U2 (a band with which the relatively newly politically-conscious Green Day shares more than one trait) can be counted on for reach-for-the-rafters choruses and clangily echoing guitars; the same way Bruce Springsteen will always mention the backstreets at least once per album; the same way you can hear Pete Townshend windmill on each Who song just to prove he can.
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With the songs on "21st Century Breakdown" and these shows - celebrations that found the band inviting fans to sing classics on stage, welcomed them to shout along from the audience, and even let them mess with the setlist - it's clear that Green Day belong, squarely, in the pantheon that houses those classic artists. And that's that.
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by Paul on 07/03/14 at 06:44 PM ET
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"He says he feels great," Wings general manager Ken Holland said in a phone interview Thursday. "He went on the ice Monday. (Trainer) Piet Van Zant went up to watch him skate and he thought he looked good."
The Wings targeted Weiss on the first day of free agency last season and landed the center for a hefty five-year deal worth $24.5 million.
Weiss, 31, managed to play just 26 games this season totaling two goals, two assists and a minus-4.
"I told him I only want to hear if there's a setback," Holland said. "If I don't hear from him I'll assume he's getting better and better and better. So no news is good news."
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Are You Excited About The Wings?
by Paul on 07/03/14 at 03:01 PM ET
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from Dave Bartkowiak Jr. of ClickOnDetroit,
The truth is they're a young team on the rise still looking for an identity. They're looking to mesh.
The Red Wings have huge promise and big expectations for young players such as Gustav Nyquist, Riley Sheahan, Tomas Tatar, Tomas Jurco, Petr Mrazek, Teemu Pulkkinen, Xavier Ouellet, Anthony Mantha, and dare I mention Brendan Smith?
For fans, this should be a team to get excited about. For free agents looking to win now, not so much. Guys signing big contracts are looking for the best place to win today. Being part of a transitional/retooling/rebuilding (whatever you want to call this) period is generally not a selling factor.
That's not a knock on the organization, it's not a knock on the coach, and it's not a knock on the GM. It's just how stuff happens now in the salary-capped NHL. Franchises can't just buy a contending roster overnight. Winning teams must be nurtured through the farm system.
Look at the Los Angeles Kings. That team has been built from the ground up, starting around the 2005-06 season. They put a system in place. They got a bunch of their own players -- their own draft picks -- to commit to the team's program.
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Red Wings' not-so-exciting signings helping to build 14-15 season's Grand Rapids Griffins roster
by George Malik on 07/03/14 at 12:07 PM ET
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I know that Red WIngs fans were about as thrilled with the team's signings of forwards Kevin Porter and Andy Miele as you or I would be with getting lumps of coal on Christmas, but the signings did help build the foundation of the 2014-2015 Grand Rapids Griffins' roster.
Today, the Grand Rapids Press's Peter J. Wallner examines the Griffins' roster as it stands after the Porter and Miele signings. as well as the signing of Shane Berschbach, who inked an AHL-only deal:
Miele was the third leading scorer in the AHL with 72 points (27-45-72) in 70 games with Portland last season, while Porter played 50 games with Rochester with 36 points (19-17-36) and got into 12 games with the Buffalo Sabres (0-1-1). Both are former Hobey Baker Award winners.
Berschbach, a collegiate the past four seasons, will battle for a roster spot in Grand Rapids or be sent to Toledo in the ECHL.
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Updated 3x at 12:18 PM: In news that is as predictable as suggesting that Michigan will be humid in July, I was in absentia yesterday due to a sinus bug. I'm not feeling fantastic today, either, but a day's worth of rest + many people having paid my way = it's time to pack and haul ass to Traverse City.
The Red Wings' summer development camp begins tomorrow, as the Traverse City Record-Eagle reports...
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Red Wings morning report: on the trade alternative and taking stock of what the Wings have
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Updated 2x at 12:36 PM: Puck Daddy's weighed in on the Red Wings' status as no longer a unique destination for free agents...The Sporting News's Sean Gentille notes that a certain Mike Commodore's not-so-delicately played the, "Your coach is an *#$%@& and that's why nobody wants to come to Detroit" line on Twitter (this has become a disturbingly common line, as has the, "Injuries are clearly not coincidental" theory among fans), and the Detroit Sports Site's Chris Burke reports that Wings fans are so pissed off that they messed with Ken Holland's Wikipedia page, and the Detroit News's Ted Kulfan spent yesterday speaking with Detroit Sports 105.1 FM's Rico & Beard about the Wings' whiffs...
And ESPN's Pierre LeBrun believes that the Red Wings have one good alternative in terms of improving the team via the trade route:
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Your 2014-15 Detroit Red Wings Will Have the Same Look
by Paul on 07/02/14 at 07:12 PM ET
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from Ansar Khan of Mlive,
They will return 13 forwards (not including Daniel Alfredsson and Daniel Cleary, whose statuses remain undecided), losing only David Legwand, Todd Bertuzzi and Mikael Samuelsson from the season-ending roster. And they'll bring back the same goaltenders -- Jimmy Howard and Jonas Gustavsson.
It's a group that had to scrap for every precious point. They squeaked into the playoffs as the second wild-card in the Eastern Conference before being dispatched in five games by the Boston Bruins in the first round of the playoffs.
But while they have not improved thus far in the off-season, there is much room for improvement from within.
The Red Wings had 421 man-games lost to injury – second in the NHL according to mangameslost.com. They missed their best players for significant chunks of the season – Pavel Datsyuk and Henrik Zetterberg played 45 games each, Johan Franzen appeared in 54 games. Defensemen Jonathan Ericsson, Danny DeKeyser and Brendan Smith missed 62 games combined.
It was a wasted season for second-line center Stephen Weiss (four points in 26 games), who can only be healthier and better.
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Bad Day For The Wings
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from Brendan Savage of Mlive,
The Red Wings struck out on Day 1 of free agency Tuesday, failing to land the premier defenseman they coveted despite having loads of money to spend under the salary cap.
Heck, Dan Boyle even took a couple of million less than the Red Wings were offering to sign with the New York Rangers.
Seeing the Red Wings strike out made Ken Campbell of The Hockey News ask if the opening of free agency was "Opposite Day."
"After pretty much ruling the NHL for the past two decades, the Detroit Red Wings have fallen on hard times indeed," Campbell wrote. "Remember the days when free agency would open and the Red Wings would basically open for business, basically telling whichever veterans stars they wanted that playing for the Red Wings was a privilege? The Red Wings never begged and they never got turned down
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Red Wings overnight report: sorting out the free agency strikeout yields more questions than answers
by George Malik on 07/02/14 at 02:19 AM ET
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I am very upset with the way things turned out on Tuesday, but I've chosen to marry myself to "my" Wings no matter how angry or frustrated I might feel regarding a managerial or team performance, and I'm "married" professionally to this blogging job, so I'm going to resist the urge to pull the covers over my head and sulk and try to write an overnight report.
If you followed the the "strike-out," "Niskanen alive?" and "beat writers disagree" posts, you read quite a few contradictory Tweets regarding the players the Detroit Red Wings didn't land on Tuesday. Here are some later-breaking tidbits:
Bringing Alfredsson back? As long as his back's fine, he co-led the team in scoring. Bringing Cleary back? Only on a 2-way, league-minimum contract that is a pro try-out. With no preferential treatment and a promise that he's riding a bus if Tomas Jurco, Mitch Callahan or Landon Ferraro out-play him. Jurco does not deserve to be "Nyquist'd' to start the 14-15 season, no way, no how.
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Bringing Kyle Quincey back is the latest in a long line of lateral Red Wings moves
by George Malik on 07/01/14 at 11:26 PM ET
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When Paul texted me stating that the Red Wings had re-signed Kyle Quincey as the team's answer to not being able to land Dan Boyle, Christian Ehrhoff, Tom Gilbert, Matt Niskanen, Anton Stralman or any of their other targets on defense, I had to step away from the computer for a couple hours.
I wasn't kidding when I said that, as a fan, as long as the team didn't sign Ed Jovanovski or re-sign Quincey, I'd be fine. So I thought I'd sleep it off. I didn't sleep at all.
And here is what I have to say: if this team is no longer a "destination" for players, it has nothing to do with the coach who happens to drive his players nuts but is also respected by 95% of those who play for him; if this team is no longer a "destination" for players, it's not about the disparity between Detroit's struggles and the suburbs' resurgence as good places to live; if this team is no longer a "destination" for players, it's not about the fact that the rink is at the end of its lifespan; and if this team is no longer a "destination" for players, it's not that the Red Wings have "lost their mystique."
It's the fact that, in each and every occasion where the Wings' management does not land its target, instead of doing the smart thing--and waiting, pausing to reassess its status and looking for creative ways to get better--it makes a lateral move, bringing back a "known quantity" player (a.k.a. some sort of alumnus) in order to plug a hole.
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Wings Make An Offer To Bring Back Kyle Quincey
by Paul on 07/01/14 at 07:09 PM ET
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In order to facilitate the move to a different backend in 3.0, and also allowing people the choice of the 3.0 backend provider, we should have an export tool which can export the old format repository to the JCR XML export format (System View). This will also be useful in 3.0 for people who want to have an implementation-independent database dump.
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- Must have an export functionality in the Admin UI
- Should have also a simple GUI
- Should have also a command-line interface
- Should also export version histories (though there is no standard representation defined in JCR, we may have to invent our own.)
- May have built-in compression (the XML files are bound to be large)
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You can find the export tool in the 2.8 branches.
It will not be enhanced/fixed any further since we dropped JCR in 2.9.
Since we less or more cancelled 3.0, we will not fix this in 2.8.5.
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JSPWIKI-690 extended in order to import a 2.8 repo? If this export/import process becomes part of the installation process, it would ease the migration scenario (i.e., we would not worry about someone's editing while the import takes place).
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That's right, but for the user it's not as easy as e.g. with relational databases yet (At least not until this summer, when I've been working with Jackrabbit). We'll save much time with implementing such a feature - because it will avoid many, many questions on the mailing list
Well, yes.
JCR standardizes on import/export format, and there is an API to do it.
For 3.0 it then obviously becomes: add a tool which allows importing of such XML document.
I think exporting would be a user-friendly feature for 3.0, too. This way, JSPWiki content would be easily portable to another installation. Else the user would depend on the repository's export functionality (if there is any).
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One team played out their frustrations. The other, played within them.
This week has a 1989 feel to it for first-year Lugoff-Elgin head football coach Matt Campbell.
LEXINGTON -- More than half the high school football teams in the state of South Carolina had one big enemy playing against them on Thursday night. Teams braving the elements was the theme across the midlands as a good portion of clubs decided to play on Thursday to avoid the impending heavier rain and wind that was to come.
(Editor's note: Due to the threat of inclement weather this weekend, the Lugoff-Elgin at Lexington football game has been moved up to Thursday at 7:30 p.m.)
In a region where any team can beat any team on any given night, you have to persevere through the losses. The Lugoff-Elgin volleyball team did that last week.
Just when Lugoff-Elgin seemed to have momentum on its side, along came a bye week.
Lugoff-Elgin picked up its second win of the season in girls golf as the Lady Demons defeated Dutch Fork in a tri-match with Blythewood at Camden Country Club last Thursday afternoon.
Lugoff-Elgin opened conference volleyball play by splitting a pair of matches last week.
In their final tune-up for Tuesday's Region 4-4A opening match against Westwood, the Lugoff-Elgin volleyball team fell in the first set of last week's pairing with River Bluff, losing 25-7.
Led by a 61 from Tristan Ray, the second-year Lugoff-Elgin girls' golf team won its first match in topping Ridge View on Tuesday.
Break out the shaving cream and the razor blades.
Stopping short of saying this could be a week in which Lugoff-Elgin fans find out what ironman football is all about, first-year Demons' head coach Matt Campbell all but promised that there would be some changes made.
The Lugoff-Elgin High School football program will be the beneficiary of a one-day mattress sale to be held at the school on Saturday, Sept. 26. The sale will begin at 10 a.m. and will end at 5 p.m.
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It had happened so many times this season that when the Lugoff-Elgin softball team only managed one run in a bottom of the first inning ...
Having played in the winners' bracket game three times before, Lugoff-Elgin head softball coach James Marlow knew the importance of what was at stake on ...
Having a berth in the 4A state tennis tournament already in pocket, Lugoff-Elgin entered Tuesday's home match with Region 4 rival Westwood playing for ...
Watching as members of the Lugoff-Elgin baseball team walked off the field following Thursday's 9-8 loss in which Dutch Fork scored four runs in ...
There are times when you tip your hat to a stronger opponent and move on to the next challenge.
Talk about rising to the occasion.
Bouncing back from a pair of non-conference losses, the Lugoff-Elgin tennis team took down visiting Ridge View, 5-1, on Tuesday as they improved to 4-4 ...
Randy Stokes is the antithesis of a "me first" guy. So when the Lugoff-Elgin head baseball coach notched his 300th win in the Demons' dugout ...
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Ted Simons: Good evening, and welcome to "Arizona Horizon." I'm Ted Simons. The senate appropriations committee is one of the most powerful committees in the state legislature. It's the money committee, and it plays a key role in drafting the state budget. Here to talk about the budget process and his new position as chairman of the senate appropriations committee is Senator Don Shooter, a Republican from Yuma. Good to see you. Thanks for joining us.
Sen. Don Shooter: Thanks for having me.
Ted Simons: You betcha. What are we looking at the budget coming in? The governor has a number, what's happening?
Sen. Don Shooter: It's very, very early in the process. Only been at it two or three weeks all told and working closely with the house and the governor's staff and, you know, I think we're moving in the right direction. I mean, we're not as -- as I think Chairman Kavanagh said, we're in the same church, if not the same pew. So my hope is we can continue to work together to get the issues we have resolved.
Ted Simons: How is the budget being negotiated and who is doing the negotiating?
Sen. Don Shooter: Well, um, I'm a newcomer to this process. It's my first year as chairman and when I was appointed, one of things I wanted to do was get the preliminary work out of way, we've been working with staff of both houses and the governor's staff to some extent to try to, you know, make this -- the same story. I mean, make it as painless as possible within the -- within the bounds of fiscal reality.
Ted Simons: I read a quote or a paraphrase, you want no cut, no restorations and no sweeps. Is that viable?
Sen. Don Shooter: That's an ideal world, yes. And well, we believe it is. I mean, there are -- there are always differences of opinion but a difference of opinion doesn't necessarily translate into a difference in policy. So, you know, again, I'd like it think we're working closely with the governor's office to accomplish those goals. One of the things that people may or may not realize is the state of Arizona is the third from the bottom on the credit raiding. The only two states that have worse credit than we do is California and Illinois and that's not where we want to be. Good things are happening. In the process, the governor was supportive of last year of the budget as you're aware and for the first time in many years, we have a real surplus, not a gimmicky one, or anything else. My hope, if you think of it in terms of a business, our P & L is not bleeding red. We've gone from a red to a black one. But on the other side of that ledger is your balance sheet, we're a 3-7 in the hole. We have to go another 12 years like we did last time and work ourselves into almost being broke.
Ted Simons: You mentioned 12 years, a couple of years, certainly the end -- 2013, June, a cliff, a train. Something is coming with the loss of the temporary sales tax search that the big gorilla in the room during discussions?
Sen. Don Shooter: There's a number of things we're hopefully prepared for and as I say, we're working together and hopefully come to the right balance. It's always a balance. If you're going to take something out here, can you put it back here and prioritizing everything else but there's three big cliffs we have. The first is as you rightly point out, the one-cent sales tax. $860 million gone. The second is Obama care and no one, including -- they can give you best guesses but no one in the state or feds can tell you what that will cost. That's an unknown and the third one, I hope we're wrong, but I have a feeling we may be looking at a double-dip recession. If you believe that as your world view, you have a moral and ethical responsibility to make provisions for that.
Ted Simons: I know earlier, you were considering banning public testimony from the budget debate. First of all, is that true --
Sen. Don Shooter: No.
Ted Simons: -- and secondly, what is that all about.
Sen. Don Shooter: It's -- look, we have presentations by -- by departments. And historically, it's up to the chairman whether they want to take additional testimony or not. About half do, half don't. I chose not to. But we're always going to take -- and it was always -- I was always going to take public testimony on budget items and other -- and bills and things like that, which would be appropriate. But --
Ted Simons: Ok --
Sen. Don Shooter: It's a tempest in the teapot.
Ted Simons: We heard you weren't taking testimony on the government agencies but on the budget, it's unprecedented.
Sen. Don Shooter: I don't know where that came from.
Ted Simons: Ok.
Sen. Don Shooter: It's a tempest in a teapot. I think it was a slow news day.
Ted Simons: 14-hour meetings -- you're set for that?
Sen. Don Shooter: I would prefer not to.
Ted Simons: Last question: What target are we looking at for a budget to get done? I'm hearing March.
Sen. Don Shooter: Well, I have --
Ted Simons: Mid March?
Sen. Don Shooter: That depends greatly on all of us working hard to resolve issues we may have. But I was told that the record for a budget was 65 days by the gentleman who's been there for 25 years, the -- the director of the JLBC, my goal is to beat that, it's important we get out and do other -- it's important we do other bills and stuff that need to be done as well as the budget. I hope we can work together and so far we are, to make this as painless as possible within the bounds of financial realities.
Ted Simons: All right. Very good. Good to have you here. Thanks for joining us.
Sen. Don Shooter: Thanks for having me.


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March is here, and while most turn their attention to college hoops, Cargill and I thought we'd inject ourselves with a very special strain of March Madness. All month long, we'll be charting the boundaries of sanity and celebrating our favorite cinematic loons, kooks, and whackjobs. First up, we tangle...
31 Days of Horror: Terror in the Aisles
- By Robert Fure
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- October 31, 2011
Editor's Note: It is with a bittersweetness that we close out our annual October celebration of horror. For a fourth year in a row, our staff has dedicated countless hours to soaking their screens in blood and giving you 31 great films to watch. Hopefully you've learned something along the...
Vintage Trailer of the Day: THX 1138 (1971)
- By Scott Beggs
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- June 2, 2011
This trailer is the kind of efficiency that will make you proud to live in the era you live in. Before Star Wars, there was THX 113. Newcomer George Lucas expanded his short film Electronic Labyrinth THX 1138 4EB while shortening the title to create this vision of the future....


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Cannes 2015: India Pavilion to Showcase Country's Cinematic Heritage
Press Trust of India | Wednesday May 13, 2015
Two Indian films, Chauthi Koot and Masaan, have been chosen for the 'Un Certain Regard' category at Cannes
Cannes 2015: A Short History of India's French Connection
Wednesday May 13, 2015
This year, a clutch of Indian films will be screened at Cannes - Miyan Kal Aana, produced by Nawazuddin Siddiqui and directed by his brother Shamas; Neeraj Ghaywan's Masaan and Gurvnder Singh's Chauthi Koot will compete in Un Certain Regard
Cannes Loves the Khans, Maybe Even More Than Aishwarya
Deepu M Kurup | Thursday May 22, 2014
Yash Raj Films too presented its entire slate of films for international sales and distribution.
Dibakar Banerjee: Titli Should be Seen as an Indian Film
Deepu M Kurup | Wednesday May 14, 2014
Titli features Ranvir Shorey, Amit Sial and Shashank Arora among others.
Shah Rukh Khan: Want to represent India with beautiful films at Cannes
Alpan Saxena | Monday October 14, 2013
Superstar Shah Rukh Khan recalled the time when he represented Indian cinema with Devdas in Cannes in 2002. He says he hopes to bring more beautiful cinema from the country to the French Riviera.
India at Cannes: Cola without the fizz?
Chandni | Friday May 24, 2013
The hoopla over Indian celebrities and films at Cannes overshadows the harsh reality that it has been 19 years since any Indian film has made it to the Palme d'Or or the Golden Palm section of the prestigious film festival.
Anurag Kashyap returns to Cannes Director's Fortnight with Ugly
Purnima Ranawat | Tuesday April 23, 2013
Anurag Kashyap's upcoming film Ugly has been selected at Cannes film festival's Directors' Fortnight sidebar, taking the count of Indian films at the festival to four.
Monsoon Shootout, Bombay Talkies to be screened at Cannes
Purnima Ranawat | Thursday April 18, 2013
Two Indian films - Monsoon Shootout and Bombay Talkies - have been selected for screening at the forthcoming 66th Cannes International Film Festival, where India is the guest country.
Ad Vitam acquires French rights to Miss Lovely
Riya Chakravarty | Wednesday May 23, 2012
Leading distribution company Ad Vitam has acquired the French rights of Ashim Ahluwalia's Miss Lovely, which is being screened at the Cannes.
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Sangamo Presents New Clinical Data At CROI 2013 Demonstrating Persistent Immune System Improvements After Treatment With ZFN Therapeutic® SB-728-T
RICHMOND, Calif., March 6, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Sangamo BioSciences, Inc. (Nasdaq: SGMO) announced new data from its program to develop a 'functional cure' for HIV/AIDS in two presentations at the 20 th Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (CROI), held in Atlanta from March 3 to 6, 2013. (Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20130102/SF35903LOGO)The first presentation described data from the SB-728-T Phase 1 study (SB-728-902, Cohorts 1-3) demonstrating that SB-728-T treatment of HIV-infected subjects leads to durable reconstitution of the immune system driven by increases in total CD4+ central memory T-cells (T CM) and CCR5-protected T CM. T CM are long-lived, self-renewing cells that have the ability to remember and react against foreign antigens including HIV. The data also showed that certain cell surface marker and gene expression profiles may predict which patients will likely respond best to SB-728-T treatment. "These important data extend our understanding of why SB-728-T treatment improves the immune system as well as the conditions required for optimal engraftment of ZFN-modified T-cells," said Dale Ando, M.D., Sangamo's vice president of therapeutic development and chief medical officer. "They confirm that SB-728-T meets the key immunologic requirements for immune reconstitution in HIV-infected individuals. In addition, analysis of cell surface marker and gene expression profiles of immune system cells in subjects who show superior responses to treatment in terms of increased T-cell counts provides us with important indicators that will aid us in the optimization of our clinical trials." "The ability of SB-728-T to durably reconstitute the immune system in HIV-infected subjects after a single treatment has never been observed before with any other therapeutic approach," commented Rafick-Pierre Sekaly, Ph.D., Co-Director & Chief Scientific Officer, The Vaccine & Gene Therapy Institute of Florida (VGTI Florida), whose laboratory carried out the analysis. "Improvement in the overall health of the immune system of HIV-infected individuals, as demonstrated by treatment with SB-728-T, is a key step along the path to developing an immunologic approach to controlling and potentially eliminating the virus. We have analyzed the cells that constitute this unprecedented elevation of total CD4+ cell counts, extending our previous observations that the increase is primarily due to durable expansion of the central memory T-cells. Importantly, the level of ZFN-dependent CCR5 gene disruption is sustained in these cells, which is critical for the durable success of this approach." HIV destroys the immune system by killing CD4+ T cells. The current standard of care for HIV/AIDS is daily treatment with antiretroviral therapy (ART), which suppresses viral load in the blood of most subjects but does not eliminate the reservoir of HIV-infected cells. In addition, a significant proportion of treated HIV-infected individuals do not experience a restoration of CD4+ T-cell counts to normal levels. SB-728-T treatment, by eliminating the co-receptor, CCR5, which is necessary for HIV entry to CD4+ cells, is designed to provide a CCR5-negative population of CD4+ T-cells that cannot be infected by HIV but are able to fight opportunistic infections and enable the immune system to control and eliminate the virus. Sangamo's clinical studies have demonstrated successful ZFN-dependent CCR5 gene modification of T-cell populations, including critical cell types such as the T CM. Studies to date have demonstrated that engraftment of SB-728-T is safe, the modified cells are durable and demonstrate prolonged trafficking and dynamic immunological responsiveness in the gut mucosa, an important HIV reservoir. The data presented today demonstrate that SB-728-T treatment leads to unprecedented durable increases in total CD4+ T cells that are correlated with increases in T CM and ZFN-mediated CCR5-modified T CM. "These exciting data support our development program for SB-728-T as a potential functional cure for HIV/AIDS," stated Edward Lanphier, Sangamo's president and CEO. "We have ongoing Phase 2 clinical trials designed to build on our early studies in which we observed a significant correlation between the number of infused CD4+ T cells in which both copies of the CCR5 gene are modified, so-called biallelic modification, and reduction in viral load during a treatment interruption. We intend to present data from these trials this year." The first of these ongoing trials (SB-728-902 Cohort 5) evaluates the approximate doubling of bi-allelic engraftment that can be achieved in individuals that have a natural mutation of one of their CCR5 gene copies, CCR5 delta-32 heterozygotes, and seeks to confirm an observation of the occurrence of aviremia during ART treatment interruption (TI). The second trial (SB-728-1101) examines the ability of a lymphopenic preconditioning regimen to enhance bi-allelic engraftment and reduce viral load during a TI in subjects in which CCR5 is not mutated.
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Takoma Bibelot, 2007.
The Bar: Highline sits atop Seattle's smutty favorite Castle Super Store like a regally haphazard crown, combining stiff drinks and foosball tables with a pleasantly dim aesthetic, delicious vegan eats, and a variety of home-infused spirits (not just vodka, either!). Highline's current artwork on display exhibits the naked, dead, and dismembered, bathing in pools of blood as they cry out to something, anything--all while dense, solemn metal blares on the house speakers.
It's immediately apparent this isn't a trivia night for the Ken Jennings crowd, but Highline does raise a couple of interesting questions. Is there a gap aching to be filled in hardcore 20-something vegans who love trivia? More importantly, does Highline fill it?The Quiz: (Mondays, 9 p.m., free to play) Five themed rounds of 10 questions make up the Highline's media-heavy standard. While the first round is always based on current events, rounds two and four usually have some kind of audio component, ranging from movie quotes to song excerpts. To quote quizmaster Dustin, the final two rounds are based on "whatever pops into his head throughout the week."
The fourth round of this week's trivia night was particularly inspired. One round featured a wide variety of music bound only by the fact that every song title featured the number of the question being asked. Question #1 mentioned "One Week" by Barenaked Ladies (the host sends his personal apologies for that one), while "Six Underground" by the Sneaker Pimps helped fill the middle and "Ten" by Jimmy Eat World finished the category. It was great to see a bold category work so adeptly, especially by a trivia-host tyro--you know a lot of work had to go into it. It's in choosing difficult themes like this, as opposed to something easily researchable like "Grammy Winners," that make weekly quizzes shimmer with potential.
If there is one big quibble with Highline's trivia night, it's the lack of a team limit. Dustin had hoped that having to split a prize too many ways would keep teams from stretching past five or six members, but Highline standings have apparently been increasingly controlled by monstrous teams of eight to ten. Certainly there's more to the game than winning Highline's bar cash, but a competitive edge is inevitably part of any great trivia night's entertainment. This edge is considerably harder to keep once competitors begin to resemble small armies. However, in Highline's defense, Dustin is considering a member cap.
The Host: Dustin has been helming Highline's trivia night for about six months. He'd never hosted trivia before, but the witty UW double English/philosophy major and admitted Jeopardy! fan stuck out among his friends at Highline as an obvious choice for a solid quizmaster to bring in a healthy Monday crowd. He certainly didn't disappoint, with a healthy and consistent 40-50 people showing up for tonight's entertainment.
Drink Specials: Happy Hour ends about two hours before trivia starts, but the Highline's ever-present Redneck on Vacation (a pint of Pabst Blue Ribbon with a lime garnish) is at least good for a cheap laugh.
The Verdict: Dustin is still hungry, searching out that elusive gap between trivia and arcana, but admits to running out of the questions he'd always thought of asking an audience before actually making the plunge. Here we see a host in a very crucial, fascinating period--one who still retains their passion for the craft after having exhausted the stock of questions they'd prepared for their dip into quizmastery.
I'm happy to say that Highline's trivia night doesn't play to the select crowd it would have appeared to carve out for itself, but fans out to a much friendlier medium. Highline may only serve vegan food, but that doesn't mean they only serve vegans. Dustin and his quiz provide a universal appeal that will hopefully benefit the animal-friendly haunt for countless weeks to come.
Trivia Pro Tip: You can win a free pitcher of beer early in the game by coming up with the best team name. It's judged by Highline's bar staff, so for a sure bet, try any name containing the words "blood," "knife" and "fucked to death."


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AP Pro32 comments about Redskins
Associated Press
NEW YORK -- Comments on the
Washington Redskins
by the AP Pro32 panel (ranking in parentheses):
Chris Berman (ESPN, 20) -- Would be nice to win at home.
Clifton Brown (Sporting News, 21) -- After a bye week,
Robert Griffin
will try to halt three-game skid.
Cris Collinsworth (NBC Sports, 27)
Rich Gannon
(CBS Sports/SiriusXM NFL Radio, 25) -- Fresh off their bye I think they beat the Eagles this week.
Bob Glauber (Newsday, 22) -- Mike Shanahan insists he hasn't given up on the season. Let's see if his players prove him right in a largely meaningless game against Philly.
Rick Gosselin (Dallas Morning News, 26) -- Robert Griffin III leads all NFL quarterbacks with 526 yards rushing, six touchdowns and six fumbles.
Clark Judge (CBSSports.com, 22) -- OK, now, let's get this straight: Are we playing for this year ... next year ... 2014?
Ira Kaufman (Tampa Tribune, 24) -- A month ago, these guys looked like playoff contenders. Not anymore.
Pat Kirwan (SiriusXM NFL Radio/CBSSports.com, 21) -- All quiet during the bye week, but this team is dynamic and could make a run if the defense could shore up its problems. Right now they can't stop a good passing game.
John Lynch
(Fox Sports, 23) -- The Redskins are reeling as their defense doesn't have the horses and RG3 is showing he is human.
Alex Marvez (Foxsports.com, 21) -- The upcoming Sunday matchup against Philadelphia should be dubbed the "Basement Bowl." The loser will assume sole possession of fourth place in the NFC East, which is where the Redskins have finished the past three seasons.
Dan Pompei (Chicago Tribune, 25) -- They are not very reliable when it comes to defending the pass or predicting presidential elections.
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(U.S. Treasury Secretary John Connally)
Even more than the reconstruction of the gold standard in 1925 or the restoration of convertibility in 1958, the demise of the Bretton Woods international monetary system in 1973 transformed international monetary affairs. Ever since central banks and governments had been aware of the instrument that came to be known as monetary policy, the stability of the exchange rate had been the paramount goal to which it was directed. Monetary policy was used to peg the exchange rate except during exceptional and limited periods of war, reconstruction, and depression. But in 1973 policy was cut loose from these moorings, and exchange rates were allowed to float.
This transition was a consequence of the rise of international capital mobility. Throughout the Bretton Woods years, capital controls had provided some insulation from balance-of-payments pressures for governments that felt a need to direct monetary policy toward other targets. Controls offered the breathing space to organize orderly adjustments of the adjustable peg. Policymakers could contemplate changing the peg without provoking a destabilizing tidal wave of international capital flows. But the effectiveness of controls had been eroded over the years. The recovery of international financial markets and transactions from the disruptions of depression and war had been delayed, but by the 1960s it was well under way. With the reestablishment of currentaccount convertibility, it became difficult to distinguish and segregate purchases and sales of foreign currency related to transactions on current and capital accounts. Market participants found new and clever ways of circumventing barriers to international capital flows.
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