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Inside Llewyn Davis (2013)
Inside Llewyn Davis SynopsisInside Llewyn Davis follows a week in the life of a young folk singer as he navigates the Greenwich Village folk scene of 1961.
Llewyn Davis (Oscar Isaac) is at a crossroads. Guitar in tow, huddled against the unforgiving New York winter, he is struggling to make it as a musician against seemingly insurmountable obstacles some of them of his own making. Living at the mercy of both friends and strangers, scaring up what work he can find, Llewyns misadventures take him from the basket houses of the village to an empty Chicago club on an odyssey to audition for music mogul Bud Grossman and back again.
Brimming with music performed by Isaac, Justin Timberlake and Carey Mulligan (as Llewyns married Village friends) as well as Marcus Mumford and Punch Brothers, Inside Llewyn Davis in the tradition of O Brother, Where Art Thou? is infused with the transportive sound of another time and place. An epic on an intimate scale, it represents the Coen Brothers fourth collaboration with GRAMMY and Academy Award®-Winning music producer T Bone Burnett.
Inside Llewyn Davis Release Date
In Theaters December 6, 2013
Inside Llewyn Davis Credits
Starring: Oscar Isaac, Carey Mulligan, John Goodman, Garrett Hedlund and Justin Timberlake
Written by: Joel Coen and Ethan Coen
Directed by: Joel Coen and Ethan Coen
Produced by: Ethan Coen, Joel Coen, and Scott Rudin
Length: 105 min
MPAA Rating: [ R ]
Distributor: CBS Films
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Veronica Mars arrives in theaters, and if you haven't watched the series, you may be wondering if you'll be able to follow the movie at all. Having seen the film, I feel confident in saying that it shouldn't be a problem, as the movie is structured to reintroduce us all to Kristen Bell's persnickety once-teen detective and her Southern California hometown of Neptune.
by Kelly West March 12, 2014 comments
A Veronica Mars Sequel, LoVe's Beginning And 4 Other Topics We Explored With The Cast
A year after fans came through (and then some) to make the Veronica Mars movie a reality, the film is finally ready for its audience. Last week, we had the opportunity to talk to director/series creator Rob Thomas and stars Kristen Bell (Veronica Mars), Jason Dohring (Logan), Chris Lowell (Piz), Krysten Ritter (Gia) and Ryan Hansen (Dick) about the film.
by Kelly West March 9, 2014 comments
SXSW: 5 Amazing Stories We Learned At The Veronica Mars World Premiere
Marshmallows! You dont need me to tell you that Veronica Mars held its World Premiere at the South By Southwest film festival in Austin. And the movie reunion of the beloved (but defunct) television cast played like gangbusters.
by Sean O'Connell March 8, 2014 comments
Now Streaming: Netflix Instant Alternatives To Grand Budapest Hotel, Veronica Mars And Grand Piano
Looking to The Grand Budapest Hotel, Veronica Mars and Grand Piano for inspiration, we've pulled together a selection of crime-centered cinema, from madcap murder mysteries to female-fronted detective tales, and chilling psychological thrillers.
by Kristy Puchko March 7, 2014 comments
March Movie Preview: The Muppets, Noah And Wes Anderson Usher In A Great Month Of Cinema
March is the month where both Hollywood and the indie circuit really kick into high gear, parading out big budget spectacles, quirky comedies, action romps and yes, even a Tyler Perry movie.
by Nick Venable March 3, 2014 comments
Veronica Mars Movie Photos Tease Drinks & LoVe, Jerry O'Connell, Gaby Hoffman And More
There's nothing quite like the sight of Veronica Mars looking as though she just figured something out. That may be what's going on in one of the recently released stills from the anticipated film, as you can almost hear the sound of the wheels in Ms. Mars' head turning as her eyes stare at the computer screen, while she sits at what might be her father's desk.
by Kelly West March 3, 2014 comments
Watch 'Veronica Mars' Movie's Opening Scene
A long time ago -- or about six years ago, anyway -- Veronica Mars got cancelled. Well, you can cancel a CW show but you can't cancel Veronica Mars, not as long as the fans love her. And we do. The final line of the above clip brings it home, offering a nod to the pilot in an opening scene that's one big nod to the first season...
by Kelly West February 28, 2014 comments
The Veronica Mars Movie Will Be Heading To Theaters And VOD Simultaneously
The Veronica Mars movie has been an oddball since it was initially conceived. First, there's the fact that it's a film based on a cancelled-too-soon television series, which come around maybe once every decade or so. And secondly, the feature actually got its budget by turning to fans on Kickstarter and raising the money through crowd-sourcing.
by Eric Eisenberg February 24, 2014 comments
Reunion Mayhem, Veronica Mars' LoVe Life And 4 Other Movie Set Spoilers
The first line of the Veronica Mars theme song, "We Used to Be Friends" by The Dandy Warhols, speaks of a broken friendship that has dissolved into memory, but whats strange is that the relationship between the show and its fans couldnt be more opposite.
by Eric Eisenberg February 21, 2014 comments
Veronica Mars Fan Events Reporting Sellouts
AMC Fan Events scheduled in select markets are selling out, prompting locations to add additional showtimes to accommodate the rabid Mars ticket buyers. In all, 17 theaters added showtimes.
by Sean O'Connell February 14, 2014 comments
Veronica Mars' Kristen Bell And Jason Dohring Show Marshmallows And LoVe On EW's New Cover
Is it me or does Kristen Bell's smile border on sarcastic on the cover of Entertainment Weekly's latest issue? And I mean sarcastic in a good way. Sarcastic in a persnickety teen-detective that's not technically a teen or a detective anymore kind of way.
by Kelly West February 12, 2014 comments
10 Exciting SXSW Movies You Must Put On Your Radar
Since Ill be on the ground in Texas covering the daily happenings in Austin, I wanted to dig through the immense line-up with both hands and highlight the 10 movies screening at South By this year that you should care about.
by Sean O'Connell January 30, 2014 comments
Veronica Mars Movie Announces Date For Ticket Pre-Order, Full List Of Theaters
For years and years it seemed like an impossible dream, but now the time is almost here: the Veronica Mars movie will soon be coming to a theater near you. The project has had one hell of a back story, the film setting Kickstarter records early last year and successfully raising $5.7 million from fans, and now it's on track to come out in March.
by Eric Eisenberg January 28, 2014 comments
Veronica Mars Poster Puts Veronica Back To Work
While the recently revealed trailer for the anticipated Veronica Mars movie seemed to emphasize character drama a bit more than it did crime and mystery, the poster for the film, which just arrived today, does offer a hint of noir, along with the familiar sight of Kristen Bell behind her trusted camera (and giant telephoto lens).
by Kelly West January 10, 2014 comments
SXSW 2014: Veronica Mars, Chef Are Big Names On Early Schedule
South By Southwest -- the annual film, music and interactive festival that takes over downtown Austin, Texas began teasing its wares for the 2014 event, announcing its Opening Night selection and a few key features that will dot its schedule.
by Sean O'Connell January 9, 2014 comments
Veronica Mars Official Theatrical Trailer Teases Murder, Mayhem And Familiar Faces
Veronica Mars may not be the eager-to-please brunette that Dick ordered, but shes the persnickety blonde detective fans adored for three seasons and were happy to have her back. Among the most anticipated movies of 2014 is Veronica Mars, the feature followup to the beloved and unfortunately short-lived UPN/CW series.
by Kelly West January 2, 2014 comments
Our 14 Most Anticipated Movies Of 2014
There should be a little something for everyone in the coming year. And to help you plan out your movie-watching year, we singled out 14 titles were looking forward to in 2014, as well as a list of additional cant-miss movies.
by Sean, Eric, Kristy, Kelly, Gabe, Mack and Nick January 2, 2014 comments
Veronica Mars Gets A Snarky New Clip, Warner Bros. Plans A Wider Release Than Expected
One of the numerous benefits of Veronica Mars getting a feature film follow-up is that itll not only allow Veronica to once again face off with her nemesis Madison Sinclair, but because the film isnt bound by the FCC guidelines that dictate content for network television, Veronica can say things like, Let me try looking like I think youre an asshole."
by Kelly West December 6, 2013 comments
Veronica Mars Release Date Set For March
Since the successful Kickstarter campaign for the Veronica Mars movie wrapped up, weve known that the film would arrive sometime in 2014, but up until today, we didnt know the exact date. Ahoy Pirates and Marshmallows alike, set your calendars for March 14, 2014, as thats when Veronica Mars will be arriving in theaters.
by Kelly West December 4, 2013 comments
Veronica Mars Movie Featurette Focuses On A Familiar LoVe Triangle
Dick and Veronica forever! (DiVe?) Ok, probably not, but lets all applaud the final moments of the above featurette for entertaining the thought. Alas, Veronica Mars isnt an eager-to-please brunette. But she is a super-smart private eye, and exactly the kind of person youd want to go to if you were wanted for murder, which appears to be the case for Logan Echolls. And that brings us to one of the actual points of the unresolved Veronica Mars
by Kelly West October 28, 2013 comments
Watch The Veronica Mars Movie Footage Revealed At Comic-Con
Given that a lot of us helped pay for the upcoming Veronica Mars movie, it only makes sense that we get a look at what's in store even while the movie is shooting. And while the attendees at the movie's Comic-Con panel yesterday actually got face time with the cast, the five-minute preview for the film that showed in Hall H is now available for the rest of us to see above.
by Katey Rich July 20, 2013 comments
Veronica Mars Movie Comic-Con Panel Live Blog
Veronica Mars is getting a movie! That's not news, I know. But it's still exciting, and today in Hall H at Comic-Con, the cast and director (series creator) Rob Thomas will convene to answer questions and show us some exclusive footage. We also expect to hear details about the production, which is already underway, following the successful Kickstarter campaign that gave the cancelled series new life.
by Kelly West July 19, 2013 comments
Leighton Meester Out Of Veronica Mars Movie, But See Ken Marino's Return
Veronica Mars creator has been doing an impressive job re-wrangling the show's far-flung cast six years after its cancellation for its long hoped for movie. Unfortunately, Leighton Meester, who played classmate Carrie Bishop in a pair of episodes, won't be back for the Veronica Mars movie, though her character will be.
by Kristy Puchko July 15, 2013 comments
James Franco Rumored To Have A Cameo In Veronica Mars
Franco and a small list of other celebrities will feature into the film as victims of hidden camera scams. In the movie, celebrity houses are being broken into and cameras are set up to record private moments - with the tapes then being sold online.
by Nick Venable July 8, 2013 comments
Kristen Bell And Rob Thomas Chat In First Image From The Set Of Veronica Mars
All of the skeptics were wrong: the Veronica Mars movie is actually happening. Following the series' cancellation after its third season, creator Rob Thomas and star Kristen Bell kept hope alive by staying positive about the idea of a film based on the private eye show, but for years Warner Bros. had absolutely no interest in it. But then the Kickstarter happened. Thomas took to the crowdfunding website and asked fans to contribute to the making of a dream.
by Eric Eisenberg June 26, 2013 comments
Ken Marino And Martin Starr Confirmed For Veronica Mars Movie
As you may have surmised by the latest video, though it's a lot more subtle than Marino's Party Down co-star Ryan Hansen's announcement video, Ken Marino is on board for the Veronica Mars movie! This is cause to celebrate for those of us who had Vinnie Van Lowe high on our list of characters we wanted to see reprised in the Kickstarted Veronica Mars movie.
by Kelly West June 26, 2013 comments
Watch Ryan Hansen Celebrate His Return For Veronica Mars Movie
Well, Ryan Hansen sure does know how to make an announcement. Since he appeared in the original video for the Veronica Mars movie Kickstarter campaign, we sort of figured there was a good chance Hansen would be on board to appear in the film, reprising his role as the lovably douchey Dick Casablancas, however his casting had not yet officially been announced.
Krysten Ritter Confirmed For Veronica Mars Movie
Before she was the titular "B" in Apartment 23 and Jesse Pinkman's girlfriend Jane in Breaking Bad, Krysten Ritter played the recurring role of Gia Goodman in the second season of Veronica Mars. A little bit flaky and a lot adorable, Ritter's Gia brought style and some much needed perkiness to Season 2, in addition to being an in for Veronica to snoop around Steve Guttenberg's Woody Goodman when the need arose.
Veronica Mars Movie Adds Three More
Three more actors have officially signed on for the Veronica Mars movie. And those who've seen the original series should be familiar enough with their characters. The first is Brandon Hillock, who played Deputy Sacks. Next up is Kevin Sheridan, who played Sean Friedrich, and the last is Jonathan Chesner, who was known affectionately by his fellow Neptune High students as Corny.
Tina Majorino Signs On For Veronica Mars Movie
Majorino's character Mac was Veronica's closest female friend in the original series. She's offers the perfect blend of dry wit and tech-savviness to be of service to Veronica on both a professional and personal level. As has been the case with pretty much all the casting news that's come down the pipeline for this film so far, there's no word on what Mac will be up to when the film picks up, but it's comforting to know she'll be making an appearance in the film.
by Kelly West June 12, 2013 comments
Sam Huntington And Amanda Noret Join Veronica Mars Movie
These days, Sam Huntington can be found on the Syfy channel, battling his growly inner urges as a werewolf on the U.S. remake of Being Human, but once upon a time, about five minutes (give or take a year or two) before he played Jimmy Olsen in Superman Returns, he appeared in Veronica Mars. He reunited with Kristen Bell years later for Fanboys and it looks like he'll be reuniting with her again on the big screen...
by Kelly West June 12, 2013 comments
Veronica Mars Movie Adds Percy Daggs III, Chris Lowell And One More
The last couple of days have brought a flurry of news on the Veronica Mars movie-front, some random and some less random but no less fantastic. As the video above indicates, Percy Daggs III has signed on to reprise his role as Wallace Fennel, Veronica's best friend and occasional accomplice from Neptune High. Their friendship carried over into college in Season 3.
by Kelly West June 10, 2013 comments
Enrico Colantoni Confirmed For Veronica Mars Movie
Who's your daddy! It's impossible to envision Veronica Mars without Enrico Colantoni and his character Keith Mars. Unlike some teen dramas, which feature parents as little more than background props or devices used to set some general boundaries for the teen characters' lives, Keith Mars was a major influence in Veronica's life and their relationship was a piece of the heart of the story.
by Kelly West May 10, 2013 comments
Veronica Mars Breaks Kickstarter Record For Most Backers
Said Thomas after the record was broken, "We did it! We did it! This is amazing! You all are amazing! My phone is vibrating non-stop. This is so much fun!" The showrunner then joked to fans that he may stop the Kickstarter when it reaches 90909 backers (a reference to the fictional zip code that the rich kid characters of the show reside in).
by Eric Eisenberg April 12, 2013 comments
Veronica Mars Movie Kickstarter Updates Include More Comic Con Details
Among the recent updates to the Veronica Mars movie Kickstarter page is the announcement that the project managed to cross the $5 million mark. With just one day left to go in the Kickstarter campaign, the film is very close to breaking the record for most supporters on a single Kickstarter project. Those fans who want to be a part of that, and have their name on the movie's official website as well need only to pledge $1.
by Kelly West April 11, 2013 comments
Veronica Mars Is Set For Comic Con
With just three days left in its campaign, the Veronica Mars movie has more-than doubled its pledge goal and is less than 11,500 backers shy of breaking the all-time record for most supporters on a single Kickstarter project. There's a $1 pledge option, Marshmallows!
by Kelly West April 9, 2013 comments
See The Two Veronica Mars Limited Edition T-Shirt Designs For Kickstarter Backers
Those Veronica Mars fans who pledged $25 or more to the film's Kickstarter campaign will be treated to a limited edition t-shirt. As much as we're all anticipating the actual film, there's nothing quite like a great t-shirt. Backers will get their pick of two great t-shirts, in appreciation of their financial support of the movie, and today Rob Thomas has given us a look at the designs.
by Kelly West April 5, 2013 comments
Veronica Mars Movie Update, And Another Kickstarter Record To Break
In his update for the backers he explained why the $4.5 million-- more than twice the original $2 million goal-- is still not exactly a ton for a movie, and how every little extra will help them make something that's closer to the dream Veronica Mars movie fans have been anticipating. Here's how he laid it out
by Katey Rich April 5, 2013 comments
Jason Dohring Officially Confirmed For Veronica Mars Movie
Attention LoVe fans. (LoVers?) Jason Dohring is officially on board for the Veronica Mars movie. It seems likely that fans were expecting that, but this information was only just confirmed today, ensuring the high possibility that there will be broody stares and lots of tension if and when Logan and Veronica cross one another's paths, which is bound to happen at some point in this movie.
by Kelly West April 2, 2013 comments
Watch Veronica Mars' Rob Thomas And Kristen Bell's Reactions To The Kickstarter Success
Rob Thomas is already making good on his promise to keep the momentum going as the Veronica Mars movie Kickstarter campaign continues well past its $2 million goal. The above video gives us a behind-the-scenes look at what March 13 was like for series creator Rob Thomas and some of the cast of the show as Thomas nervously launched the Kickstarter page and then celebrated the first pledge, and many more to follow.
by Kelly West March 26, 2013 comments
Veronica Mars Movie Will Probably Be PG-13, More Plot Spoilers Emerge
When Veronica Mars creator Rob Thomas set up a Kickstarter page in the hopes of funding a follow-up film for the UPN/CW series last week, he set the goal for two million dollars, in the hopes of hitting that number or surpassing it within the 30-day time frame. With the film set to move forward, we're left to speculate over the plot. While the film will center on a mystery, what's become clear already is that the movie itself won't be shrouded in secrecy.
by Kelly West March 20, 2013 comments
Veronica Mars Kickstarter Will Fund A Making-Of Documentary And More
"We were built by fans so well try to do our best to keep the momentum going through that," Thomas says. "Were hoping to go to Comic-Con, maybe have some footage to show at Comic-Con. We have a documentary following the making of the movie." Hopefully with lots of Kristen Bell and Percy Daggs III blowing people minds by still being adorable together over 30.
by Nick Venable March 19, 2013 comments
Veronica Mars Movie Plot Details Reveal A New Murder Mystery
The fans are still coming through with their financial contributions, which will go toward production costs. With the Kickstarter already passing the targeted $2 million, Warner Bros. Digital Distribution should be taking care of the marketing, promotion and distribution of the planned film, which will hopefully arrive early next year.
by Kelly West March 16, 2013 comments
Joss Whedon Discusses Veronica Mars' Kickstarter Campaign As It Relates To A Firefly Follow-Up
Following the speedy success of the Veronica Mars movie Kickstarter campaign, fans of other series are naturally hopeful that this potentially groundbreaking movement to get a film made could open up opportunities for other projects. Perhaps a Freaks and Geeks movie, or maybe that Friday Night Lights film people still want would have better chances with a similar campaign.
by Kelly West March 15, 2013 comments
Veronica Mars Movie Gets Its Kickstarter Funding: What Should Happen?
It didn't take thirty days for Veronica Mars fans to pledge $2 million. It took less than a day. Earlier today, Veronica Mars creator Rob Thomas and series star Kristen Bell enlisted the help of fans to raise $2 million to put toward the budget of a movie that would follow up on the characters featured in the UPN/CW series, setting the campaign for 30 days, in the hopes that this would be enough time to generate the fan interest and support.
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Hey Frag, welcome to the forums! Thank you for the comments on Antillia! Unfortunately I can't help you with your question, but I look forward to seeing what you come up with
Hi Forum,
The campaign setting I created for my D&D games has evolved over the 12 years or so I have been using it, and now the main continent is a lot like 1940s Europe. However I'm still using the map I made for the medieval era, a map I used right through the renaissance, and into the more modern games. I want this to change, so my question is as follows.
How do I turn this:
Into something like this fine, upstanding member did:
Now I know that Lingon used watercolours and whatnot but I'm looking to keep this in photoshop. I'm going to start tackling it myself and experiment with a few methods (that I'll eventually figure out) and I'll even put together a tutorial to upload if I manage it. I'm also moderately confident in my 'analogue' arty stuff skills so I'll turn to that too if it needs to leave photoshop (though I'll need to buy supplies). Either way what I am getting at is; has anyone done this before me and are able to enlighten me, or does anyone know how to achieve it and again can they explain it to me.
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Hey Frag, welcome to the forums! Thank you for the comments on Antillia! Unfortunately I can't help you with your question, but I look forward to seeing what you come up with
I don't use Photoshop or GIMP much, but first of all, I'd get rid of that parchment color/texture and settle for an off-white/cream colored paper texture to start. While some modern maps use map symbols to represent mountains and forests, I don't think that's what you're looking for. So I'd redo all your mountains and forests to resemble more satellite view of real mountains and forest. Use the bump mapping feature in Photoshop to give the forest and mountains a slight emulation of depth with painted shapes. Then for your city/town symbols I'd go for the traditional dots of varying color for varying population sizes and secular capitals - dots or stars. All text labeling you'd pick some modernish simple font, serifed or unserifed - try both. The labeling should probably more closely resemble a modern road atlas map. It might be improved and appear more modern if you actually place some roads on your map, and perhaps include things like an airport or other modern features.
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A lot of work. "Modern" maps tend to be a lot more precise than the "antique" types. So I would start off with precisely defining the geography of my land. Make up the profile, the heightlines of the land (and ocean, if you want to show these). Then you can decide on a style.
Nathan did a small tutorial about the way he shaded his great Gallia maps. With a little effort, you can use that as a basis for a crosshatching shader, or simply use it as a grey overlay.
If you are going for a physical map, you don't even need any kind of relief shading. Simple colouring of different heights can look quite good... I have an old 1960-ish Reader's Digest World Atlas which uses such a technique.
A graticule, showing the exact positions of the geography, is also something that should be added.
It's going well. Loaded up the alpha channel, made prolific use of layers and blurs, now all I need are some mountain effects and I'll be set. I'll post the result when I'm done.
I agree, the parchemnt is overwhelming everything else too much.
Does anyone know how to add longitude and latitude to a map?
Do you simply want technique for drawing the lines, or do you need help determining the projection and aligning the lines for accuracy?
The previous recommendation for using vector software for the lines is a good one, but if you want to stay in Photoshop, there are a number of approaches you can use. The simplest would be to use the grid filter (I think it's under Render, but it's been a while since I looked for it). Or you could use the Line tool or the Pen tool to make paths that you could then stroke. That's a sort of hybrid vector method, giving you the ability to tweak the paths and then restroke them if you need to make a change. But PS's vector tools aren't the greatest.
If you don't have access to Illustrator and you'd like to try vector software, I recommend Inkscape, which is a free open source alternative that works pretty well and is relatively easy to learn.
If you need help with the projection, we'll have to wait for someone a bit more knowledgeable about that kind of thing to come along.
Bryan Ray, visual effects artist
With a simple equirectangular projection, you can just do a grid. For anything more fancy, I like to use NASA's G.Projector. It allows you to chose your projection, add your grid and export it to work on in PS. Whether you use the exported pic directly or use it as a template to work on is your decision.


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I have a few shared calendars for which I have manager privileges. Events in these shared calendars do not have event reminders in Zimbra.
When synchronizing these events to iCal using the iSync connector they all come across with a 10 minute reminder. This setting can be modified in iCal's preferences | check box "Add a default alarm to all new events and invitations". However at times, some events carry over multiple alarms for the exact same event. It can be as high as 15 alarms all opening up at the same time. Has anyone else experienced similar behavior?


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The House has made some changes to the bill approved by the Senate more than a month ago. But the strongest parts of the bill are still in it. They include a requirement for future handgun buyers to submit fingerprints to the state police to get a license and limiting magazines to 10 bullets. An assault weapons ban also is in the bill.


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Is this an "Evolution Series" or "Performance Series" model?
It just arrived; after being told that it was indeed a Performance model, it is actually an Evo model... just be aware before ordering.
does this fork have the hardware to support the old v brakes shimano x7deore? If not do you have a good air shock that would?
Joe if you are seriously thinking about using your bike for true XC mountain biking don't waste your money on a V-Brake fork. My advice to anyone contemplating what you are doing is first if you can afford it buy a new high end left over 2013-2014 bike!! If you for some reason don't have the $3 K for a new ride then buy a disk fork and upgrade to disk brake in the front. It will cost about $600-700 and will make a huge difference in stopping power when you are screaming down a hill and meet another rider coming up:):):) Good Luck and happy trails!!
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I purchased this exact shock and it has the kashima coating.
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Colorado Department of Agriculture is accepting listings for the 2009 Colorado Hay Directory. This annual publication markets Colorado hay to buyers in the state and around the country.
"First published in 1987, the directory continues to be an important marketing tool for Colorado hay producers," said Wendy White, marketing specialist for the Colorado Department of Agriculture.
There is a listing fee and the deadline is June 15. Forms are available at Colorado State University Extension offices or by contacting the Colorado Department of Agriculture.
This free directory will be available in August through CSU Extension offices and various livestock associations in the state as well as at agricultural events such as the Colorado State Fair, National Western Stock Show and the Colorado Farm Show. The directory will also be online at www.coloradoagriculture.com and www.coloradohay.org.


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Are gay characters and themes more acceptable in video games these days?
Gay publication The Advocate examines the issue in Are Games Getting Gayer? For the article, author Bryan Ochalla spoke to, among others, game designer Brenda Brathwaite, author of Sex in Video Games. Braithwaite said:
We still haven't seen the kind of normalization [of LGBT characters and story lines] that we've seen in movies and on TV for some time. We still haven't had our Brokeback Mountain moment.
It took them a while, but developers… [are] getting hip to the fact that there are LGBT gamers out there who want to control LGBT characters… The almighty dollar talks as much in this industry as it does in any other, and we all know the gay market is nothing to sneeze at in that regard…
We also have to stop putting things into games that turn off gay players How many games have you played that put you in control of a male character and then asked you to save a princess?
Openly gay Maxis game designer Jeb Havens (no word as to whether he was impacted by yesterday's layoff) commented:
[Game developers are] moving away from the stereotype of the angry, homophobic teen boy … toward a broader picture of who is buying and playing games… We're starting to see a willingness to experiment with stories and characters that would appeal to more diverse audiences.


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General comment about the explanatory text (no specific changes needed in the proposed RDA instructions): At the end of the 1st paragraph, LC states, "Adaptations appear last in this section because they are expressions." I have two issues with this statement:
1) If that's the case, the instructions should not be in 6.17.1, because the title of that section is "Preferred access point representing a musical work," and LC does not propose changing the title of this section of RDA.
2) The actual text of the instructions for adaptations of musical works (LC modified 18.104.22.168, edited from draft RDA 18.104.22.168) specifically addresses adaptations that result in new works.
This is one of the examples of FRBR confusion in this document. - Glennan 2/25/08
Agree with LC's position on language consistency for "the preferred access point for..." - Glennan 2/25/08
Disagree with the division in 22.214.171.124.1 a & b of instrumental music vs. collaborative works. These are not mutually exclusive categories. Instrumental music can be collaborative; the vocal music described in 188.8.131.52 can encompass a work where the words and music were created by the same individual. Thus, I recommend changing 18.104.22.168.1a to "Musical works created by one composer." - Glennan 2/25/08
At one level, with LC's revision of this section, it makes sense to remove 22.214.171.124.3, with the backward reference to the beginning of this chapter. However, there are "general" rules in Chapter 6 that do apply to music materials. Without this backward reference, would that still be the case? - Glennan 2/25/08
Disagree with removal of forward reference to arrangements contained in 188.8.131.52.6. This would need to refer to a different instruction in the context of LC/12, 126.96.36.199, "Arrangements, transcriptions, etc." I believe the rest of the instruction could be reinstated. - Glennan 2/25/08
I believe there are serious structural flaws in LC's proposed 188.8.131.52, in relation to instrumental music vs. collaborative works (as noted above). I recommend that it be rewritten as follows:
188.8.131.52. Musical works created by one composer
If one composer is responsible for creating the musical work, construct the preferred access point representing the work by combining (in this order):
a) the preferred access point for the composer, formulated according to the guidelines and instructions given under 9.1.1, 10.1.1, or 11.1.1, as applicable
b) the preferred title for the work, formulated according to the instructions given under 6.18.
Examples of when a composer wrote both the music & the words include Scott Joplin's opera Treemonisha and Peter Maxwell Davies' The turn of the tide. Include at least one example along these lines in this section.
- Glennan 2/26/08
Introductory paragraph(s): I disagree with LC's statement that "As a separate 'book,' librettos are presently treated in RDA as an expression." A separately published libretto without reference to its musical setting would have a preferred access point using the name of the librettist, not the composer. That means we'd be cataloging this as a *work*. - Glennan 2/26/08
Text of LC 220.127.116.11: Agree with suggested changes. - Glennan 2/26/08
Agree with suggested changes. - Glennan 2/26/08
As LC notes, the numbering has expanded here to place these rules in a logical hierarchy. However, I am concerned about the expansion of the numbering scheme to a five-number instruction both here and in LC's proposed 188.8.131.52. The RDA numbering is hard enough to reference without errors in a the four-number scheme. - Glennan 2/26/08
Agree with change from "song" to "excerpt" in LC's number 220.127.116.11.3.1d.1. - Glennan 2/26/08
To address my ongoing concern about excerpts from such a work all by one composer, I suggest the following text:
18.104.22.168.3c.1 If the work is a compilation of musical excerpts from a pasticcio, ballad opera, etc., and the excerpts are all by the same composer, use the preferred access point for the work from which the excerpts were taken. Construct the preferred access point for the work the work by combining (in this order):
a) the preferred access point for the composer of the excerpts, formulated according to the guidelines and instructions given under 9.1.1, 10.1.1, or 11.1.1, as applicable
b) the preferred title for the work, formulated according to the instructions given under 6.18.
Handel, George Frideric, 1685-1759. Muzio Scaevola (Preferred access point for: Muzio Scevola : opera : atto terzo / di G.F. Händel. Act 3 by Handel)
126.96.36.199.3c.2 If the work is a compilation of musical excerpts from a pasticcio, ballad opera, etc., and the excerpts are by multiple composers or the composer is unknown, record the preferred title following the instructions given under 6.18.4.
I would like to give Beggar's wedding as an example for the last instruction above, but since I would prefer it be qualified by "Selections" and that's not currently authorized in RDA, I'm not quite sure how to construct the example.
-- Glennan 2/26/08
Agree with change from "musical setting for" to "musical work composed for choreographed movement such as..." - Glennan 2/26/08
D.7. Draft RDA 18.104.22.168
Concur with LC's recommendation to delete this instruction. Such compilations should be addressed by the more general rules in Chapter 6 (specifically 18.104.22.168). - Glennan 2/26/08


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Chambliss was first elected to Congress in the 1994 Republican wave. He moved up to the U.S. Senate after defeating Democratic incumbent Max Cleland, a triple amputee from his Vietnam war service, in 2002. Chambliss was widely criticized for slashing campaign ads that featured Osama bin Laden and Saddam Hussein and that criticized Cleland as weak on defense and homeland security issues.
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