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The son of realtors Tom Ford and Shirley Bunton, Thomas Carlyle Ford was born Aug. 27, 1961 in Austin, TX. Both parents were real estate agents, so Ford spent his formative years at his maternal grandparents' ranch. There, he made his first steps toward creativity through paint and early efforts in design. As a teenager, Ford moved with his family to Santa Fe, NM, where his interest in fashion blossomed. He found a chief ally in his parental grandmother, a larger than life Southern belle whose oversized persona and style had a considerable impact on his future career. He also began studying the work of designer Calvin Klein, and imitated his elegant, button-down look while still a student at... Continue Bio >>
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Lee University hosted the Mathematics in Biotechnology (MIB2.0) workshop, a five-day program held in Lee University's science and math complex. Associate Professor of Biology Dr. Lori West, along with other Lee faculty, led the community project for a second consecutive year through an Improving Teacher Quality Grant awarded by the Tennessee Higher Education Commission.
The MIB2.0 program represents Lee's ongoing initiative to positively impact high school faculty and students in the southeast Tennessee region. This year's plan was to recruit matched pairs - a biology and mathematics teacher - from local high schools to participate in the workshop and follow-up instruction.
Twenty teachers participated in MIB2.0 and are from various districts in East Tennessee including Blount, Bradley, Hamilton, McMinn, Rhea, and Sevier counties, along with Cleveland city schools.
"I am honored to have the opportunity for the second year to work with local high school teachers," said Dr. West. "I love meeting the teachers, hearing their stories, and collaborating with them."
Dr. West added that the goal is for teachers to leave not only with new ways in which to teach or integrate the mathematics common core standards, but that they are also provided with the equipment necessary to perform experiments in biotechnology.
"I was happy to return this year to learn more about using the new equipment our school received," said Melissa Mynatt, a biology teacher at Seymour High School. "Schools have a hard time funding these kinds of biology labs, and this program helps with that. This whole experience was so helpful."
While the MIB2.0 workshop continued to consider application of probability and statistics and modeling common core standards to the analysis of data, the focus shifted slightly to population genetics. The workshop provided professional developmental assistance to mathematic core standards in the biology curriculum, while emphasizing comprehensive scholastic improvement.
Brian Kranz, a biology teacher at East Hamilton High, said, "I leave MIB2.0 with a greater sense of confidence to incorporate a more rigorous math standard in my biology classes. The workshop has also given me the opportunity to start a partnership between the science and math departments which will greatly benefit our students."
Many members of Lee's faculty participated in workshop instruction. Drs. Sherry Kasper and Lori West were involved in the biology instruction and experimentation. Drs. Blayne Carroll and Debra Mimbs were involved in the mathematics instruction, while Dr. Eric Moyen was involved in instruction in pedagogy. Dr. Laura Singletary was involved with pedagogy specific to mathematics and Dr. Michael Freake served as a guest scientist sharing his research in population genetics.
"I am very impressed with Lee's biology, mathematics, and education faculty," said Jim Marlowe, MIB2.0 participant and biology teacher at Boyd Buchanan. "They are enthusiastic about their disciplines, enjoy teaching, and model what I think a great teacher should be. I feel blessed to have been one of their students this week, and I hope to follow their examples and use mathematics in my biology classes more consistently and meaningfully."
Dr. West is trained in biochemistry, cellular and molecular biology, and has taught DNA techniques for the past seven years, performing graduate and post-doctoral research in DNA mutagenesis.
The THEC was established in 1967 for the purpose of coordinating and supporting the efforts of higher education institutions in the State of Tennessee. The ITQ program falls under the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 and is the largest federal platform for professional development to improve teaching and learning.
Dr. West adds, "We are grateful to the Tennessee Higher Education Commission for this opportunity and hope to be able to continue these types of programs in the future."
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Cleveland State Community College hosted a Welding Boot Camp with Walker Valley and Bradley Central High Schools. The boot camp was held in CSCC's new welding lab that was established in response to industry demand for qualified, educated and skilled welders. Upon completion of the camp, students will have the opportunity to test for their AWS (American Welding Society) Certification. (click for more)
The case in which Bobby Stone is charged with domestic assault against his wife, advisor to Mayor Andy Berke Lacie Stone, has been postponed until Aug. 9. Officials said there will be no further action until the TBI completes its investigation. The case had been set Tuesday morning before general sessions court Lila Statom. The TBI is believed to be looking into ... (click for more)
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Vocation | Jack Templeton, CEO of a wealthy foundation, has a rare commitment to donor intent
WEST CONSHOHOCKEN, Pa.—For conservative evangelicals, the billion-dollar Templeton Foundation is a puzzle.
Its CEO, Jack Templeton, is an elder in the theologically conservative Presbyterian Church in America, and it makes grants supporting free enterprise and educational competition that most PCA members would cheer. For example, a Templeton grant made possible Jim Tooley's research on the growth and success of private schools for the poor in Asia and Africa (see "Schools that serve," in our Nov. 20 issue).
And yet, Templeton has poured millions of dollars into grants supporting groups committed to macro-evolutionary theory, which most evangelicals find theologically counter-biblical and scientifically questionable. To a one-word question—Why?—there is a one-word answer: Calling.
The Foundation's founder, Sir John Templeton, died two years ago at age 95, after his stock market picks made billions for himself and those who trusted him with their money. But once Sir John became wealthy, he spent much of his time working out a philosophy that melded dozens of exotic religious brands. His son Jack, age 70, retired from a renowned surgical career to carry out what he sees as his calling: to keep the foundation faithful to the intent of his dad.
I drove to Templeton headquarters in a nondescript office building in a Philadelphia suburb and heard repeatedly Jack's answer to just about every question: His calling is not to fund his own favorites but "to learn more and more clearly what Sir John's specific donor intent was." He makes such study mandatory for everyone on the Templeton Foundation staff, so that all program officers ask the same first question in considering every internally or externally developed grant: "Would Sir John want to fund this?"
It's not as if Jack doesn't have his own ideas and his own standing. In 1960 he spent a summer at a Presbyterian medical mission in Cameroon and resolved to have a career in medicine. He became by all reports a great surgeon, working at one point with former surgeon general C. Everett Koop, who mentored him spiritually. Jack's personal contributions do not mirror those of the Templeton Foundation. But he believes strongly that his calling is to pass out Foundation funds as his father would have wanted.
Those funds are large: The Foundation now has assets of $1 billion, and that sum will at least double with the settling of Sir John's estate. Sir John set up his foundation in 1987, but 14 years earlier he was already awarding the "Templeton Prize for Progress Toward Research or Discoveries about Spiritual Realities." Mother Teresa was the first winner, but recently the prize has gone to theistic evolutionists like John Polkinghorne (2002), Michael Heller (2008), and Francisco Ayala (2010), principal author of Science, Evolution and Creationism, a critique of the Intelligent Design movement.
Jack Templeton knows about his father's desires not only through years of conversation but by piles of books and documents that his father wrote. Jack as a PCA elder subscribes to the Westminster Confession of Faith from the 1640s, but his father wrote that "the rate of spiritual development is accelerating. . . . We may be setting the stage for a great leap forward in our spiritual understanding."
Jack recalls that when Sir John died in 2008, "Eleven people from the media called me and wanted an interview. Ten of the 11 said, 'Now that the old guy is dead, what are you going to do to change the place?' That's our culture. No respect for the sense of those things that probably ought to endure and be strengthened. None of that."
Jack resisted then any questions about differences between father and son. He resists them now. Last year the foundation world was buzzing when longtime Templeton Foundation executive director Charles Harper lost his position, but Jack would not answer my questions about that. He said after a second inquiry, "Dad was not interested in the past. The question is, What are you doing tomorrow?"
If Jack's commitment were not enough by itself, his father created an extraordinary way to enforce faithfulness to his intent. Every five years, three independent analysts are to conduct a review to see if Jack Templeton (or his successor) is making grants consistent with Sir John's intent. If they find that Jack is giving 9 percent or more of the grants to causes inconsistent with paternal intent, he has one year to get back into line. If not, Jack and his top two officers will be fired.
Nor can Foundation trustees make changes by themselves or choose new board members. Templeton family members, plus winners of the annual Templeton Prize, plus heads of several organizations Sir John respected (such as the Acton Institute) are honorary members: There are about 75 in all, and 95 percent of them must be in agreement for any substantive change in foundation goals and purposes to be made. Even to change the location of the board's annual meeting requires a 75 percent vote of the honorary members.
The Foundation maintains Sir John's "core funding areas." The lead one, "Science & the Big Questions," includes questions about evolution. Other Templeton core areas are Character Development ("We can determine how to be the masters of our habits"), Exceptional Cognitive Talent & Genius (humans can be "helpers in the acceleration of divine creativity"), and Genetics (the Foundation is not yet accepting unsolicited proposals in that area). Jack Templeton would not discuss any differences from Sir John in those areas: His calling is to do the will of his father.
The son clearly sees things the same way as his father in one other Core Area, Freedom & Free Enterprise. Jack recalls how Sir John "often spoke, year after year about 'people's capitalism' and what it would mean if the overwhelming majority of people in any country were shareholders themselves with the result that they would be much less likely to be envious and instead would focus much more persistently on 'the good of the whole.'"
I made one last try to understand the tension that might affect the son in doing the will of the father: I asked how Jack Templeton's personal giving differed from Templeton Foundation philanthropy. He responded by emphasizing how his life's work as a doctor influenced his charity: "A good part of my giving has had something of a 'therapeutic nature' to it." He has given to trauma prevention programs and to attempts to reduce youth substance abuse-"especially since there is a growing level of evidence that abused substances from alcohol to legal and illegal drugs clearly create variable and visible damages to the brain."
He also has supported "education and empowerment of Third World women (especially mothers and home leaders) who are trapped in a deeply entrenched culture of the mental and the material reality of poverty." Yet he is not striving to change the Foundation's giving pattern, even if he could, and he speaks of "specificity in the intent, the purpose, goals and vision of the John Templeton Foundation with which I also strongly resonate."
This may seem strange to some, and I don't like Templeton support for evolution—but in a foundation world where sons regularly disregard and even despise the intent of their fathers, Jack sees himself called to honor Sir John.


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If i try to delete the rpm that is conflicting, it says that it is needed in the install. What is the best action to take to correct this problem?
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try to reinstall the package or upgrade the packege to a newer version
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Here's a look at some of the big sports stories making headlines today, Thursday, June 4.
Pittsburgh Penguins co-owners Mario Lemieux and Ron Burkle have hired investment bank Morgan Stanley to explore their options.
The owners say they are in the middle of a feeling out process that could include anything from an outright sale to selling a share of the team or standing pat.
In a game that featured only a combined eight hits, the Houston Astros made the most of their four in beating the Baltimore Orioles 4-1. Chris Carter provided the offense with a pair of homers. Rookie Lance McCullers allowed one run in going the distance in his fourth career start.
That's the fifth straight loss for the Orioles, who fell into last place in the AL East.
In other major league play:
Major League Baseball is apologizing to the Kansas City Royals for a breakdown in its replay process during a crucial moment in a 2-1 loss to the Cleveland Indians.
The issue occurred in the eighth inning of a tied game Tuesday night when first base umpire Bob Davidson ruled the Indians' Jose Ramirez beat out a relay throw to prevent a double play. The replays appeared to show Ramirez was out, but the call stood after a nearly 3-minute review.
Cleveland wound up scoring the go-ahead run later in the inning.
In a statement, MLB said the super slow motion replay was delayed, and the replay official made the call without looking at that replay.
IndyCar has reduced a penalty levied against Helio Castroneves for triggering an accident on the first lap of the Grand Prix of Indianapolis last month. Castroneves was initially penalized 8 points. After a review by IndyCar last weekend, the series reduced the penalty to 3 points. Castroneves' penalty had been for avoidable contact, and IndyCar president of competition Derrick Walker said the reduction was to put it in line with previous penalties.
Novak Djokovic moved into the French Open semifinals with a 7-5, 6-3, 6-1 rout of nine-time champ Rafael Nadal.
The top-seeded Djokovic had lost all six previous matches he'd played against Nadal in Paris, including the 2012 and 2014 finals. The loss put an end to Nadal's 39-match French Open winning streak. It's only the second defeat for Nadal in 72 career matches in the French Open.
Djokovic will next face Andy Murray, who beat No. 7 seed David Ferrer 7-6, 6-2, 5-7, 6-1. Murray has extended his clay court winning streak to 15 matches.
In women's play, top-seed Serena Williams has reached the semifinals with a straight 6-1, 6-2 win over 17th-seed Sara Errani.
Williams will face Timea Bacsinszky of Switzerland in the semifinals.


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Baseball: Dawson seniors gladly miss graduation to play
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Among the five seniors on the Dawson School baseball team that attend the school, you're not likely going to see tears shed at the fact they won't be tossing their graduation caps or walking the diploma line with their classmates Saturday morning. Full Story
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Microsoft Windows 8 clients may not be able to connect to existing wireless infrastructures using some Cisco wireless equipment, while Microsoft Windows 7 and XP machines are able to connect. This could present as a case where a new Windows 8 preloaded Idea machine has trouble connecting to an existing Cisco access point / router while other existing systems running Windows 7 or XP are able to connect. Alternately, it is possible that a system that was able to previously connect is upgraded to Windows 8 and the wireless then has trouble connecting after the upgrade.
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Windows 8 may encounter an issue when trying to connect to the Cisco Unified Wireless Network. If the client is using WPA or WPA2 key management with AES encryption, then the connection may fail. With "Debug Client" in effect on the Wireless LAN Controller, a message similar to the following is seen:
*dot1xMsgTask: Jun 12 20:23:37.471: 00:11:22:33:44:55 Retransmit failure for EAPOL-Key M1 to mobile 00:11:22:33:44:55, retransmit count 5, mscb deauth count 0
Windows 8 supports IEEE 802.11w (2009) natively in the operating system. The Client implementation complies with IEEE 802.11w specification. All Windows 8 certified WLAN miniport drivers are required to support IEEE 802.11w through Windows Hardware Certification program. When Windows 8 clients attempt to connect to Cisco's MFP capable access points, the connection fails. This failure is the result of an interoperability issue between Windows 8 IEEE 802.11w implementation and Cisco's MFP implementation on their access points.
The access point does not report the correct "Key Descriptor version" for M1 in a 4-way handshake. The client drops the unexpected M1 and then the 4-way handshake fails. Legacy clients that do not support 802.11w do not have this issue.
For more information, a Microsoft support article is located at the following URL:
Upgrade the Wireless LAN Controller to the updated Firmware Image.
The issue is due to Cisco's MFP implementation. The Cisco reference for this issue is CSCua29504.
Cisco has fixed the issue in an update release.
The updated software can be downloaded at the following URL:
This image has a fix for reporting the correct "Key descriptor version" for M1 of 4-way handshake messages. 4-way handshakes complete successfully thus establishing a successful connection. This will resolve the connectivity issue described above and also allow use of all Windows WLAN 8 features.
Microsoft also suggests using a Windows 7 driver instead as a workaround. While this may work, Lenovo does not recommend using a Windows 7 driver as this may limit your support options. Also, this will disable Windows 8 specific WLAN features and the user experience will be equivalent to pre-Windows 8 features. The preferred solution is to upgrade the Cisco firmware.


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Eminem and Rihanna have scared off the competition to score a second week atop the U.S. singles chart with their hit song "The Monster."
The track holds off Pitbull and Ke$ha's "Timber" and "Counting Stars" by OneRepublic, which remain unchanged on the Billboard Hot 100 at two and three, respectively.
Meanwhile, Beyonce rules the Billboard 200 with her self-titled album after shifting 617,000 copies in the U.S. alone since its release exclusively on iTunes.com last Friday.
As previously reported, the chart success made Billboard history with Beyonce becoming the first female artist to hit number one with her first five studio albums.
Country star Garth Brooks is a distant second on the countdown – "Blame It All On My Roots: Five Decades of Influences" sold 172,000 units in its second week of release, while Kelly Clarkson is all "Wrapped In Red" at three.
R. Kelly is a new entry at four with "Black Panties" and One Direction's "Midnight Memories" rounds out the new top five at five.


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Born Sylvester Gardenzio Stallone in Hell's Kitchen, NY on July 6, 1946, his first moments set the tone for a challenging life: an accident during his forceps delivery severed a nerve in his face, which resulted in his trademark slurred speech and drooping facial features. Stallone's parents, Jacqueline Labofish - who would later achieve pseudo-celebrity in the 1980s as a wrestling promoter and astrologer - and Frank Stallone Sr. had a combative relationship, leading young Sly to spend several years in foster homes. He eventually returned to his family in Maryland, which included younger brother Frank, but the marriage soon dissolved, leaving Stallone to relocate with his mother to her new h... Continue Bio >>
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Hydrate, hydrate, hydrate! Or so goes the mantra when it comes to taking care of our skin. The skin is our body's largest organ, and as such, deserves our undivided attention when it comes to proper care. Our skin protects our bodies from the elements and is susceptible to potentially damaging factors such as weather, water and pollutants in the environment. Remember, moisturizers do their job best when applied to clean skin that is periodically exfoliated to remove dead skin cells. Body moisturizers can be classified in two groups: humectants, which draw water from inner layers toward the surface of the skin, and occlusives, which block water from evaporating from skin cells.
Many formulas now also contain antioxidants—which protect your skin cells from damage-inducing free radicals—and collagen-enriched formulas and yeast extracts designed to smooth wrinkles. Other moisturizers are specially formulated to prevent and treat stretch marks. Opt for a two-in-one moisturizing formula that contains added sunscreen to protect your skin from damage caused by UV rays. Whatever you choose, be sure to use a body moisturizer that's right for your skin type, whether you have dry, oily or combination skin.


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Auto Accident Victim Identified
(Le Mars) -- Authorities have identified the victim from Tuesday morning's roll over vehicle accident that occurred on Highway 75, south of Le Mars. 36 year old, Scott Jacobsen of Sergeant Bluff was pronounced dead at the scene. He had apparently lost control of his vehicle when he entered the east ditch and rolled his car several times. His body was transported to the Floyd Valley Hospital for further examination by Dr. Sheila Holcomb, Plymouth County Medical Examiner.
Le Mars Fall Clean Up Collected Less Waste
(Le Mars) -- Assistant City Administrator, Bill Cole, reported to the city council that the Fall Clean Up produced less waste than from previous designated city clean ups. During the week of September 10th through the 15th, the city offered amnesty for city residents to throw away construction material, metal, and white goods.
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A year ago, Le Mars citizens threw away more than 107 tons of waste. The spring clean up was also less than previous year's clean up periods. City officials believe the program has been productive.
Timmerman Tells Le Mars Students To Stay Away From Drugs
(Le Mars) -- Former N-F-L football player, now farm equipment owner, Adam Timmerman of Cherokee spoke before nearly 600 4th, 5th, and 6th grade students from both Le Mars Community and Gehlen Catholic schools during the Le Mars Optimist Club rally. Students were given their new T-shirt promoting to stay away from drugs and to "Just Say No." The T-shirts were designed by Alex Burnett, a 6th grader from Le Mars Community. The T-shirt design featured a text message as it might appear on the social media facebook page. Timmerman, who played 12 years with the Green Bay Packers and the St. Louis Rams, told the group of students to use "positive" peer pressure and to look out for one another. Timmerman used the analogy of a performance car with the students, saying that your body is like a performance car.
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Iowa Lawmaker Challenges Secretary of Schultz Voter Fraud Investigation
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - An Iowa lawmaker is questioning Secretary of State Matt Schultz's use of federal money to investigate allege voter fraud in Iowa.
Sen. Tom Courtney, a Burlington Democrat, says he has requested state and federal audits of Schultz's use of funds from the Help America Vote Act to hire an Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation
Courtney says the money is supposed to be used to help educate voters.
Schultz, a Republican, issued a statement Tuesday accusing Courtney of trying to block criminal investigations into voter fraud and election misconduct.
Three people were charged last month with voter fraud in Pottawattamie County as a result of the DCI probe. A Polk County judge also stopped Schultz's efforts to change some aspects of the state's voter laws that were challenged in court.
Ryan Campaigns In Iowa
BURLINGTON, Iowa (AP) - Republican vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan says the way to help the middle class recover from the past four years is to elect Mitt Romney president in November.
Ryan was responding to a comment Tuesday by Vice President Joe Biden.
Biden said during a campaign stop in North Carolina that the middle class "has been buried the last four years." And he asked how Republicans could justify raising their taxes as a result.
At his own campaign appearance in Iowa, Ryan said he and Romney agree that Obama has been bad for the middle class.
Said Ryan: "We agree. That means we need to stop digging by electing Mitt Romney the next president of the United States."
Cedar Rapids Police Want To Bar "Troublemakers" From City Council Meetings
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (AP) - The Cedar Rapids Police Department has recommended that the Cedar Rapids City Council pass an ordinance that would let the city bar from its meetings people who've created previous disturbances at City Hall or other city buildings.
The Gazette says acting Police Chief Bernie Walther proposed the idea to the council's public safety committee on Monday.
The proposal comes just two weeks after City Hall critic Robert Bates yelled at Mayor Ron Corbett and others after a special council meeting.
Walther says current law already lets police arrest someone who disrupts a public meeting. Police are proposing an ordinance that would empower city officials, after a hearing, to bar someone from
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Walther says some cities in Michigan, Massachusetts and other states have adopted similar ordinances.
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All over in Dover
On December 20, 2005, the decision (139-page PDF) in Kitzmiller v. Dover was issued, and the plaintiffs triumphed. In his 139-page decision, Judge John E. Jones III concluded, "The proper application of both the endorsement and Lemon tests to the facts of this case makes it abundantly clear that the Board's ID Policy violates the Establishment Clause.
Deja vu all over again
Writing in the Washington Post (December 17, 2005) on the topic of what "intelligent design" textbooks would actually teach, Douglas Baynton discusses textbooks from the nineteenth century.
Selman appeal heard
Oral arguments in the appeal in Selman v. Cobb County were heard by a three-judge panel in the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals in Atlanta, Georgia, on December 15, 2005. At issue is a decision issued by a lower court in January 2005, holding that the policy requiring evolution warning labels to be affixed to the biology textbooks used in Cobb County's public schools violated the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment.
NCJW adds its voice for evolution
In a statement released on December 6, 2005, the National Council of Jewish Women expressed its opposition to "the current campaign to add intelligent design to public school curricula and classrooms and to denigrate the teaching of evolution." NCJW is a volunteer organization, inspired by Jewish values, that works to improve the quality of life for women, children, and families and to ensure individual rights and freedoms for all through its network of 90,000 members, supporters, and volunteers nationwi
Appeals hearing on Selman case on Dec. 15
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The entries for the World Architecture Festival 2012 Awards have been short listed. The festival this year has moved to Singapore and it shows in the projects short listed for 2012 awards with many projects situated in Asia. This is especially true of the Landscape categories with only 2 of 9 projects in the short list for Landscape Projects – Completed designs – urban being situated outside the Asia-Pacific region. It is also interesting to see that no projects were short listed in the categories of Landscape Projects – Completed designs – rural and Future Projects – Landscape. Looking through the short lists for the architecture and urban planning categories there is a large number of Asia-Pacific projects whether this is due to the festival location in 2012 or that a large number of projects have been undertaken in the region due to the stronger economy in comparison with the rest of the world. Congratulations to all those short listed.
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Mooneyes Christmas Party 2010Written by on June 1, 2011 The Sun Returns For Moon
Despite Southern California's supposed year-round good weather and never-ending show season, the Mooneyes Christmas Party is seen by many in the kustom culture/traditional sector of this thing we call hot rodding as the end-of-season show, here on the West Coast. Of course the show season kicks off again a mere seven weeks later with the Grand National Roadster Show, so I guess it is almost never-ending!
After last year's rain-lashed Christmas Party, and the subsequent re-scheduled event last summer, it was good to get back to business as usual for the early December event at the Toyota Speedway in Irwindale, California, with warm sunshine and T-shirts replacing 2009's sodden socks and coats. Once again the venue was packed to capacity from 6 a.m. when the gates opened, and for a drive-in show (as opposed to an indoor show) it offered probably the most eclectic range of vehicles on display we can think of. Where else can you see traditional hot rods and kustoms mixing it up with lowriders, street rods, Gassers, VWs, bombs, pickups, a gaggle of early '70s vans, dragsters, and more than a few custom motorcycles?
Kustoms, or customs, depending on your preference, seem to be gaining in popularity of late, and this was evident at the Mooneyes Party. Not just mild customs either, but chopped, heavily dropped examples seemed to be everywhere, and finished nicely either in gloss or semigloss, rather than a quick squirt of primer.
You certainly couldn't complain of having nothing to do at this show, as not only were there live bands-Dead Beat Daddy, Gamblers Mark, Hot Rod Trio, and the Dynotones-playing almost non-stop throughout the day, except when the art auction or pin-up contest were occupying the stage, but the eighth-mile dragstrip was also open all day. In addition to the regular racers, this year the strip was open to pre-'69 "run what ya brung" and motorcycle entries, as well as a 16-car exhibition AF/X Challenge.
One of the more exciting moments on the track came when a Chevy coupe's rear tire exploded during the burnout, taking the rear fender with it! With more vendors than you could shake your unopened umbrella at, offering perfect Christmas gifts, there was no way anyone could be bored. Oh, and there were one or two cars to check out in the show area too ...
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With a collection of lowriders, this 3-inch chopped '50 Chevy fastback is Ritchie Valles' favorite ride. There's a 350 and 700-R4 underhood and a '53 Chevy grille out front.Chris Casny's six twos-fed Nailhead-powered A is always a treat. With a Kiwi Konnection '32 frame, the Burbank-based coupe runs a '36 rearend and closed driveline.
Twin carburetors on a hopped-up four-banger make this cowl steering-equipped T roadster pickup stand out.With a Jackson mechanical-injected small-block and four-speed, you'd think Augie's Delgado's-altered wheelbase '66 Nova was a race-only car, but he drives it everywhere on the street!Artist Max Grundy's '50 Merc "Lonely Boy" (a name that originates with old lettering on the car when bought) on the road at last, with work by Bo Huff and Hellbound Hot Rods.
Sonja Serventi owns and built this '40 Merc, and runs her shop, Dame Customs, in El Monte, California, just east of L.A.


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Spring Training photos: Tuesday's Intrasquad Game
The Royals are gearing up for the spring slate with a pair of intrasquad games. Tuesday's highlights included David DeJesus going 3-for-3, Rick Ankiel hitting two home runs and Aaron Crow throwing two scoreless frames. Here are some photos:
This was a great sight – Mike Aviles is back in game action after having Tommy John surgery last season!
Here is Ankiel crossing the plate after his first home run. He later went back-to-back with Alberto Callaspo.
Crow, who debuted in the Arizona Fall League, made a strong first impression.
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* Maria Sharapova is auctioning off an autographed Nike duffle bag to support her Foundation. According to her site, the bag is "a soft gold color accented by shimmery gold trim. This bag has been personally used by Maria and is gently worn." What, "gently worn" as in "kinda tore up"? I love the spin - bid here.
* Jelena Dokic, who is currently in Melbourne and will try to qualify for the Aussie Open, had some advice for prodigy Bernard Tomic who is being investigated by the ITF for allegedly walking off the court during a match at his father's urging. "From parents, to managers, to everything - there's a lot of pressure. You just have to surround yourself with the best possible team that you can, who are really positive and who are there for you no matter what happens," says Jelena. Aren't stage parents the worst?
* Roger Federer + Andy Roddick have both finished in the ATP Top 10 for seven consecutive years
* Project 45 is in full effect
* The USTA + Tennis Australia have more in common than they may think (hint: something about sinking tennis programs or something). And apparently, Aussie legend Ken Rosewall feels the same way.
* Former French Open finalist Martin Verkerk, who has struggled with injuries for years, has retired due to lack of motivation.
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* Via Tennisreporters.net: "Adam Helfant, the former vice president of global sports marketing at Nike, is the frontrunner for the [ATP] CEO spot. The SportsBusiness Journal reported the contrary, saying that Patrice Clerc, the former Roland Garros TD, is the frontrunner, largely because many of the players want a European named. The tour is holding its final interviews this week in New York. The SBJ also reported that Mark Young, the ATP head of the Americas, and Brad Drewett, who runs the international division, are also up for the job." They must be MAD man. Why would they want this "thankless" job??
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(images via mariasharapova.com, tenniswarehouse.com)
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* Maria Sharapova is auctioning off an autographed Nike duffle bag to support her Foundation. According to her site, the bag is "a soft gold color accented by shimmery gold trim. This bag has been personally used by Maria and is gently worn." What, "gently worn" as in "kinda tore up"? I love the spin - bid here.
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|Holyoke hosts honor band
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Twelve Holyoke students participated in the 49th annual honor band in Holyoke Monday, Jan. 21. High schoolers who auditioned and participated in the honor band are pictured above, from left, front row, Ben Martinez, percussion; Alyssa Cordova, percussion; and Camille Elliott, tenor sax; and back row, A.J. Brandt, tuba; Molly Brandt, bass clarinet; Lindsay Helgoth, tenor sax; Rachel Schneider, trombone; Meg Strauss, clarinet; and Eva Penzing, clarinet. Junior highers are pictured below, from left, Trey Bennett and Jarrett Woodhead on percussion and Grace Dille and Whitney Powell on flute.
Peter Toews conducted the high school for "Fanfare for the Third Planet," "Canto," "Nessun Dorma" and "March of the Buccaneers." The junior high, under the direction of Phuong Nguyen, played "Glorioso," "Crusade," "The Red Balloon" and "Defying Gravity."
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Draft Day (2014)
Draft Day SynopsisOn the day of the NFL Draft, general manager Sonny Weaver (Costner) has the opportunity to save football in Cleveland when he trades for the number one pick. He must quickly decide what he's willing to sacrifice in pursuit of perfection as the lines between his personal and professional life become blurred on a life-changing day for a few hundred young men with dreams of playing in the NFL.
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Starring: Kevin Costner, Jennifer Garner, Denis Leary, Frank Langella, Sam Elliot, Sean Combs, Terry Crews, with Ellen Burstyn, and Chadwick Boseman
Written by: Scott Rothman and Rajiv Joseph
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Kevin Costner's Draft Day Basically Predicted Last Night's NFL Draft
You could almost envision Kevin Costner, with that shit-eating grin, looking down at the roster of players hed somehow managed to pull on Draft Day. Its amazing when life imitates art so closely.
by Sean O'Connell May 9, 2014 comments
Weekend Box Office: Winter Soldiers Holds Top Spot Against Rio 2 And Oculus
After a competition-free opening last weekend, Captain America: The Winter Soldier managed to hold on to the number one spot yet again with three newcomers encroaching on its audiences.
by Scott Gwin April 13, 2014 comments
24 Hour Marathon: Kevin Costner, Voice Of Authority
Costner's played a variety of parts in his career, but he's most known for a certain conviction, one that's allowed him to play leaders, captains of industry, bosses and fathers. So while a best-of Costner retrospective would be simple, we've decided to compile a 24 hour marathon of the Costner roles where he spoke with the sort of authority that made people listen and respect him.
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This Rotten Week: Predicting Draft Day, Oculus and Rio 2 Reviews
Spring has sprung. Time to get outside and frolic. That is right after you check out some of the movies weve got going this week. Its the NFL Draft, haunted mirrors and a return to Rio.
by Doug Norrie April 6, 2014 comments
Which Draft Day Scene Was Shot Down By The NFL?
In an interview, Costner says a funny moment the actor liked a lot was nixed by the No-Fun League. It was a scene where Browns fans, furious with the decisions GM Sonny Weaver (Costner) has made, decide to hang his likeness in effigy. And the NFL well, lets let Costner tell it.
by Sean O'Connell April 2, 2014 comments
April Movie Preview: Captain America, Johnny Depp And Nicolas Cage's Beard Save Cinema
No fooling, cinema-goers, April is the first month of 2014 that is absolutely stocked to the gills with (hopefully) quality movies in every genre imaginable. I mean, we know some of these movies are going to stink, but the ratio of success to failure will likely be in our favor.
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Once upon a time, every Super Bowl commercial was a surprise. Companies would zealously guard their secret advertisements until the big moment when they would suddenly spring forth the material for a hundred million people to watch at the same time. Over the last half decade or so, the game has changed
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Draft Day's Super Bowl Spot Arrives Early
The one thing youre agreeing to by making a film like Draft Day is that youre gonna have to shell out the $4.5 million for thirty seconds (in this case, a little more) to plug the film on the biggest football day of the year.
by Gabe Toro January 31, 2014 comments
Ivan Reitman's Draft Day Wins Appeal For PG-13 Rating
Orignally the film was going to have an R-rating due to "brief strong language," which is a polite way of saying that the word "fuck" was used one too many times. Weirdly, now that the movie has been reclassified it has also been given a new memo line reading, brief strong language and sexual references. Did they miss the sexual references the first time around?
by Eric Eisenberg January 9, 2014 comments
Kevin Costner Tries To Put Together A Winning Football Team In First Draft Day Trailer
Kevin Costner returns to sports movie form as Sonny Weaver Jr., the General Manager for the constantly failing Cleveland Browns whose job is under scrutiny from team owner Harvey Molina (Frank Langella). All Sonny has to do in order to keep his job is deliver a stunning set of draft picks that will help the team get a winning record and maybe even a championship.
by Nick Venable December 23, 2013 comments
Smallville's Tom Welling Hits The Gridiron In Ivan Reitman's Draft Day
For Draft Day, Welling will play veteran Brian Drew, a past-his-prime quarterback whose career is in question. Im assuming he plays for the Cleveland Browns, the team at the films center, though it's not 100% clear.
by Nick Venable May 13, 2013 comments
Ivan Reitman's Draft Day Finalizes Casting And Begins Production On Eve Of NFL Draft
The more exciting new names include NFL player-turned-actor Terry Crews, who adds badassery to any film hes in, and Josh Pence, who is probably best known for playing Tyler Winklevoss in David Finchers The Social Network (albeit without his own face).
by Nick Venable April 24, 2013 comments
Ellen Burstyn Joins Kevin Costner, Jennifer Garner In Draft Day
In the film, Costner plays the general manager of an NFL team who must get his personal and professional life in order on the eve before the NFL Draft. Burstyn, we learn in the trade story, will play Costners mother who recently lost her husband a one-time football coach who now must make amends with her son.
by Sean O'Connell April 19, 2013 comments
Frank Langella Will Own The Cleveland Browns In Ivan Reitman's Draft Day
Hell play Harvey Molina, the fictional owner of the Cleveland Browns. Kevin Costner will be playing his boss, the Browns general manager, as the coaching staff struggles to snag the #1 pick on Draft Day.
by Nick Venable April 17, 2013 comments
Veep's Timothy Simons Will Add Laughs To Ivan Reitman's Draft Day
Simons is best known as the insufferably proud White House rep Jonah Ryan on HBOs Veep, which returns April 18. Considering he stands out against such comedy vets as Julia Louis Dreyfus, Tony Hale and Matt Walsh, its a good sign that he could give Draft Day another layer of laughs, even from what sounds like a fairly limited role.
by Nick Venable April 11, 2013 comments
Jennifer Garner May Join Kevin Costner In Ivan Reitman's Draft Day
Jennifer Garner is now in talks to join Draft Day, which is actually being planned as an ensemble film. As the title implies, the movie centers on the manager of an American football team who wheels, deals and struggles to try and get the number one pick.
by Eric Eisenberg April 1, 2013 comments
Kevin Costner NFL Comedy Draft Day Back On At Lionsgate
Given the massive popularity of pro football, you'd think a Hollywood comedy revolving around an NFL team would be a no-brainer for any studio. But Draft Day, a spec script with big names like Ivan Reitman and Kevin Costner surrounding it, saw its option at Paramount run out this fall-- only to wind up landing at the top of the annual Black List
by Katey Rich January 9, 2013 comments
Ivan Reitman's Football Drama Draft Day Gets Put Into Turnaround
For those of you who were looking forward to Kevin Costner returning to his sports movie roots, with titles like Bull Durham, Field of Dreams, Tin Cup and For the Love of the Game on his filmography, I have some bad news. New reports are saying that because of obligations on the part of both Costner and director Ivan Reitman, the upcoming football drama Draft Day may have to throw the brakes on.
by Eric Eisenberg October 17, 2012 comments
Kevin Costner Pursuing An Adventure Series And A Football Comedy
Costner is circling the worldwide rights to The Explorers Guild, an illustrated adventure novel series that Costner would like to convert into multiple platforms, including an animated series and a film franchise, in which Costner would star.
by Sean O'Connell September 14, 2012 comments
Ivan Reitman To Go Long For Football Comedy Draft Day
Ivan Reitman is responsible for directing some of the greatest comedies of all time, from Ghostbusters to Stripes to Dave, but in recent years he has lost his touch a little. Both of his last two films, My Super Ex-Girlfriend and No Strings Attached were dreadful and its hard to come up with a lot of positive adjectives for the two that preceded those, Evolution and Six Days, Seven Nights (not to mention clunkers like Father's Day and Junior).
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Wednesday, April 27, 2011
* Experimenting With Texture: Homemade Paint Brushes and Texture Tools!
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- ~*Gumbo Soul*~ said...
- April 27, 2011 at 11:07 AM
- Lynne said...
That's a great idea MaryLea, homemade texture paintbrush.
- April 27, 2011 at 11:09 AM
- The Art Fairy said...
One of my favorite texture tools are old credit cards or grocery membership cards. You can cut them with decorative scissors or pinking shears and get some great combing effects. I have never tried yarn or rubber brushes though-gonna have to put that on my to do list!
- April 27, 2011 at 11:20 AM
- Jaimee said...
Wow I can't even TELL you how much I love this!!! Those texture brush sets have caught my eye many times, but I never even thought of making them myself till I saw this post! It looks SO easy and fun! Great job : )
- April 27, 2011 at 11:53 AM
- Tricia Orchard said...
Fantastic and makes me think, "why didn't I think of that?".
Thanks for sharing,
- April 27, 2011 at 12:49 PM
- tckldpink said...
Fantastic!! I think this project would go well with a roll of butcher paper to make gorgeous wrapping paper. Thanks for the inspiration.
- April 27, 2011 at 2:56 PM
- Danielle said...
I love everything you do!!!
Here's a link to my blog post showing Eric Carle inspired art that I did with my grade 2 class:
Can't wait to see what your girls come up with!
- April 27, 2011 at 3:13 PM
- Kathy said...
What a great idea! We did something similar with found objects from our yard ones -- bundles of pine needles, pine cones, the tops of acorns, etc. and made some really neat paintings!
- April 27, 2011 at 7:51 PM
- Christie - Childhood 101 said...
What great ideas and the finished pieces look perfect for some Carle-esque collage!
- April 28, 2011 at 6:45 AM
- Eliz. K said...
- April 28, 2011 at 8:27 AM
- Eva Marie Harp said...
Great post! Great reminder. I get rap up some times and forget the simple stuff.
- April 28, 2011 at 7:47 PM
- Messy Kids said...
These tools are great! I've included this idea on my weekly Do Something! posting.
Rachele @ Messy Kids
- April 29, 2011 at 12:30 AM
- jenny @ let the children play said...
I love all these ideas, especially the texture brushes. Will definately try these at preschool!
- April 29, 2011 at 4:05 AM
- Nellie said...
- May 5, 2011 at 9:25 PM
- Michelle said...
I made the rubber band ones for the same reason. They loved them and they worked just as well as the store ones would have. I can't wait to try some of the other ones you suggested.
- August 18, 2011 at 10:03 AM
What fun! It has gotten my creative juices flowing. Here are some additional ideas that came to mind:
-gimp or plastic lacing used in making friendship bracelets
-thread some cheap beads onto some pipecleaners, loop them around and attach them to a handle
-scrunch up mesh bags that onions are sold in
-twist strips of plastic (bags, plastic wrap, try different types) and attach loops onto a handle
-pot scrubbers, in all of their various textures could produce some interesting results.
Oh the possibilities are endless. Thanks for the inspiration.
- August 25, 2011 at 12:49 PM
- Play-based Classroom said...
GREAT ideas! I just pinned this on my Pinterest boards. :) You can also make scrapers by cutting plastic lids in half, or cutting them into zig zags. Margarine lids work the best!
- August 27, 2011 at 3:10 AM
- LoeLaLoep (Heidi) said...
Hehe, this is such a great idea! Oh, my youngest will have so much fun with these. Tomorrow, I'll search the house for everything usable. Thanks for sharing!
- October 20, 2011 at 2:05 PM
- School System Occupational Therapist in Virginia said...
Wonderful idea, thx so much! Great to use passively as well, with students who need to experience different textures but have difficulty with grasp. Thx for your work. Karen
- January 9, 2012 at 3:05 PM
- Brooke (Siayla) said...
LoVe all these paintbrush ideas!!! Shared here http://siayla.blogspot.ca/2014/02/got-paint-try-painting-with-out-typical.html
- February 21, 2014 at 9:29 AM
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(Washington) - United States Helsinki Commission Co-Chairman Rep. Christopher H. Smith (R-NJ) will hold a press conference with other Members in reaction to the State Department's second annual report on human trafficking released today by Secretary Colin Powell.
Co-Chairman Smith was the author of the Victims of Trafficking and Violence Protection Law which mandates that the State Department assess the conditions of human trafficking.
WHO: Helsinki Commission Co-Chairman Rep. Christopher H. Smith (R-NJ)
Commissioner Rep. Frank R. Wolf (R-VA)
Commissioner Rep. Joseph R. Pitts (R-PA)
Rep. Dennis J. Kucinich (D-OH)
WHEN: 3:00 PM, Wednesday, June 5, 2002
WHERE: House Triangle
(Rain Location: 340 Cannon House Office Building)
CONTACT: Nick Manetto (Rep. Christopher H. Smith), 202-225-3765
Ben Anderson (Helsinki Commission), 202-225-1901
The United States Helsinki Commission, an independent federal agency, by law monitors and encourages progress in implementing provisions of the Helsinki Accords. The Commission, created in 1976, is composed of nine Senators, nine Representatives and one official each from the Departments of State, Defense and Commerce.
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Is the border secure?
Is the border secure? And who decides?
These are critical questions for the nation as Congress debates the biggest immigration overhaul since the 1980s. They affect not only the estimated 11 million unauthorized immigrants in the United States, whose chances for citizenship might be directly linked to the issue, but also Americans who believe no reform effort will succeed if the nation cannot fully protect its perimeters.
The questions are hardly new, but that is because they have been tough to resolve for decades now. Legislators, law enforcers and advocates on numerous sides of the immigration issue disagree about whether security along the U.S.-Mexico border is adequate after a decade of staffing and equipment buildup.
Last week, a bipartisan group of eight senators unveiled their framework for comprehensive immigration reform, with the most contentious element being the citizenship-safe borders pairing. If the senators' plan becomes law, it would grant probationary status to unauthorized immigrants who meet certain conditions but not allow them to apply for a green card — and ultimately naturalization — until a special commission is created to determine if and when the border is sufficiently fortified.
President Barack Obama also announced an immigration outline last week. It calls for increased border security but does not tie any enforcement benchmarks to the legalization process.
Since 2002, the U.S. government has pumped major resources into patroling its border with Mexico. The ranks of Border Patrol agents have more than doubled — to about 21,000. The Department of Homeland Security has put up more than 650 miles of pedestrian and vehicle fencing. The agency also has a fleet of 10 drones for surveillance and high-tech gadgets such as infrared cameras and ground sensors.
In the same time span, the Border Patrol has seen the number of apprehensions drop from a peak of nearly 1.2 million in 2005 to a low of roughly 340,000 in 2011. The count rose slightly last year to nearly 365,000, accordingly to newly released figures.
In the past month, several groups have published studies on border security. Their conclusions differ widely, from showing how the government has spent more on immigration enforcement than all other federal policing efforts combined to finding that border security is lagging or that resources are being used poorly.
"(The border) is more secure than it has been in decades," said Maureen Meyer, a senior associate on Mexico for the Washington Office on Latin America, a human-rights organization. "I think there has been a huge use of resources on the border, and you are seeing that in the decrease of apprehensions and the number of people crossing."
Meyer credits the implementation of several border-security measures that Congress has approved in recent years, such as stiffer penalties for unauthorized border-crossers, greater oversight of certain areas of the border and increased personnel and technology.
She said the pressing question should be: How can the government take what is already in place and make it even more effective? For instance, Meyer recommends that instead of hiring additional Border Patrol agents, the Department of Homeland Security should redirect some existing resources to ports of entry, where people routinely try to enter with false documents or hide in vehicle compartments.
Declaring success with border security is a challenge because it is unclear how many people make it past the existing security infrastructure, said Janice Kephart, national security fellow at the Center for Immigration Studies, which advocates limited legal immigration and stronger enforcement of immigration laws.
In a recent analysis, Kephart found that about 30 percent of unauthorized border-crossers evade security forces. For any protection measure to work, that number should be in the single digits, she said.


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X-Men: Apocalypse
X-Men: Apocalypse is a confused, bloated, mess of a film.
X-Men: Apocalypse is a confused, bloated, mess of a film.
There is no magic, no wonder, just junk rehashed from a movie that was itself a rehash of Lewis Carroll, tricked out with physically unpersuasive…
"The Ballad of Narayama" is a Japanese film of great beauty and elegant artifice, telling a story of startling cruelty. What a space it opens…
Patrice Leconte's "Monsieur Hire" is a tragedy about loneliness and erotomania, told about two solitary people who have nothing else in common. It involves a…
Ken Loach's "I, Daniel Blake" wins the Palme d'Or at the 69th Cannes Film Festival.
Barbara Scharres on the cats of Cannes 2016.
Roger's Favorites: actress Faye Dunaway.
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Part two of Jana Monji's essay about the portrayal of Asian characters in cinema.
Part one of Jana Monji's essay about the portrayal of Asian characters in cinema.
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"Wrong" is a surreal shaggy dog story about a loser who wakes up one morning to find that his beloved pooch has disappeared. Composed of skit-like scenes and populated by gimmicky characters, the movie is flimsy, glib, and occasionally pretty funny.
The loser (Jack Plotnick, sporting a mustache and a cowlick hairdo) is named Dolph Springer. Though Dolph is unemployed, he can somehow afford a roomy Los Angeles house and a full-time gardener (Eric Judor). However, "Wrong" is a movie where human-to-canine telepathy, indoor rainstorms, and a technology that visualizes the "memories" of feces all exist; perhaps its world also includes French landscapers who will come in five days a week for free.
Eventually, Dolph learns that his pet has been abducted by a ring of well-meaning dognappers led by the enigmatic Master Chang (a perversely committed William Fichtner). Half New Age guru, half supervillain, Master Chang is the locus of the movie's best jokes. He may be a menacing criminal mastermind with telepathic abilities, but he's also incompetent and unbearably sentimental. His henchmen abduct pets not for profit, but so that their owners can learn to better appreciate them. He dispenses useless "wisdom" and tells personal stories that reveal more stupidity than cunning (his scarred face, for instance, turns out to be the result of having doused himself with acid on a dare).
Of course, Master Chang isn't the only idiot in "Wrong." In fact, the movie has a whole cast of them: Dolph's fidgety neighbor (Regan Burns); a pet detective (Steve Little) who refuses to look at a picture of the dog he's supposed to be looking for; a flighty, bird-brained pizzeria employee (Alexis Dziena) who thinks that Dolph and his gardener are the same person and ends up leaving her husband for him/them.
Written, directed, photographed, edited and co-scored by Quentin Dupieux — a man who is the living definition of "Jack of all trades, master of none" — "Wrong" often resembles a student film stretched to feature length. Dupieux's style is efficient but underdeveloped, and leans heavily on rack focus — where the camera dramatically re-focuses from one object to another — as a form of visual punctuation. His music is pleasant but often ill-fitting. His over-use of shallow depth-of-field gives "Wrong" the visual texture of a well-produced web video.
What keeps the movie afloat is Dupieux's penchant for absurdist gags — funny, surreal conceits and concepts. Dolph's former workplace — where he still shows up despite having been fired three months ago — is constantly experiencing a torrential indoor downpour. His neighbor talks about jogging like a junkie being confronted about his heroin addiction. Both the gardener and the pizzeria employee struggle with basic object recognition.
Dupieux's previous feature was "Rubber" (2010), a B-movie send-up about a sentient tire with telekinetic abilities. "Wrong" dispenses with the earlier film's over-the-top gore and heady meta-movie hijinks — characters addressing the viewer, an on-screen "audience" observing the action — in favor of unpretentious comedy and non-confrontational cutesiness. This makes "Wrong" more palatable — but also blander. What "Rubber" lacked in pay-off, it made up for with personality. While "Wrong" exhibits a well-developed (though hardly original) comic sensibility, its flat style means that no gag, however weird, has any bite.
If the film had any depth, Dupieux's humor could be subversive. His favorite targets, after all, are authority figures — cops, firemen, employers. The absurd can serve as a commentary on reality; without a firm grounding, however, all it can be is amusingly weird. In "Wrong," Dupieux opts for "shallow" laughs — jokes without characters, subtext, or a tinge of truth. His gags are gags and nothing more.
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Custom Dash Gauge Install - Gauges For The AgesWritten by on July 2, 2010 Installing Gauges On A Custom Dash
As I've discussed in prior issues, one of my projects that I've taken on over the past year or so is fellow staffer Eric Geisert's California Hauler Willys pickup. While a bit of a fringe element for many of us more traditional hauler aficionados, it has brought with it a fair share of tech stories that cross the board when it comes to typical things we all run across when building a truck. Steering and suspension items, engine placement, seat mounts; these are all things we run across when screwing together old trucks. And while the majority of our projects already have those boundaries sent in stone from the factory, those of us building truly custom vehicles encounter these problems without ready-made answers. That's exactly where we find ourselves this month with the Hauler.
The Willys body came with a dash, ready to drop between the A-pillars, only without any way to mount the thing. I sorted that out relatively quickly by adding a crossmember under the dash, drilled and tapped to 1/4x20-inch that allowed the ends of the dash to be held secure. I then fabbed a gusset plate to support the center of the dash and we were off to the races. Once the dash was in place, I was then able to mount the steering column, which allowed us to get rolling with the next phase; gauges and switches.
Since we were working with a basically flat dash and weren't tied down to using a stock cluster of any kind, we decided to go with an old standby when it comes to hot rod gauges; Mooneyes. Offering everything from single gauges to sets of three "engine management" setups to five and six gauge complete dash combos, Mooneyes has the truck and hot rod market sealed up with their timeless logo emblazoned on brand-new Classic Instruments-constructed gauges. We took a ride down to their shop in Santa Fe Springs recently to see what the latest and greatest was that they had to offer and were pleasantly surprised when main man Bob Kreizel brought out this five gauge set with a combo speedo/tach setup. Available in both black and white face, we managed to snag the first set off the production line for the Willys and decided to give you guys the first peek.
The set consists of all electronic gauges (so no more leaky oil pressure lines on that nice carpet!) with the aforementioned speedo/tach combo rolled into one 33/8-inch gauge. Of course the sending units are included for the fuel level, water temperature, oil pressure, and voltmeter gauges so there's no need to mix and match the old with the new. Coupled with the Ron Francis Wiring harness that we'll be installing in a later installment, their kit allowed us to wire up and install the dash before the rest of the system, making for easy completion at a later date.
Take a peek at the install and remember that if those dummy lights on that stock gauge panel just ain't making the grade, it's easy to install a couple of accessory gauges to really keep an eye on things, and they look the business too!
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One of the tricks we used in figuring out how we wanted to layout our gauges was to scan the faces and print them out. Once cut out, we taped them in various layouts to find the one we liked the best.We opted to center the speedo/tach combo over the column with the fuel gauge on the left and the trio of engine vital gauges on the right.With the gauges roughly laid out and the center of the dash marked, it's time to start laying out where the actual gauges will end up.Since the speedo/tach gauge will be centered over the column, we'll start there. The dash already had a small relief made to clear the column so finding the center was pretty easy.We decided to space the gauges out 1-inch from each other and laid this out using a ruler and a circle template.Here are the five holes, traced out to give the eye a rough idea of where the gauges will end up. We like the spacing so onwards we go.Since the dash wasn't flat enough to fit properly on our drill press table, we opted to drill the holes freehand using a drill.
Our Ron Francis Wiring kit included their Synergy Series headlight switch which includes the four different colored accent rings; black, tan, red, and blue.A 7/16-inch hole was drilled for the headlight switch and it was installed, along with the gauges and then it was time to start wiring up the panel. The first step is to wire up the switched positive power wire labeled brown in the Ron Francis Wiring kit. The gauges are wired in a loop configuration starting at the fuel level gauge. The connector at the bottom will attach to the brown lead off the fuse panel.The next step is to wire the water temp (blue) and oil pressure (grey) leads to the respective gauges. These will run through the firewall to their respective sending units. Both gauges are electrical as opposed to mechanical units.The fuel level gauge is connected to the fuel level sending unit in the gas tank via the light green wire in the kit.To illuminate the gauge panel, all the gauges are looped wired via a white wire to correspond to the correct wire on the headlight switch wiring harness to be connected later.Lastly, each gauge is loop wired to a black wire that will be connected to a solid ground connection. Since our Willys body is fiberglass, ensuring a good ground connection is very important and will be addressed when the rest of the car is wired. For now, the ground extension is wound up and tucked away at right.Here's a shot of the headlight switch harness plugged into the headlight switch. This will supply power to all the lights, both exterior and interior, at a later date.


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Capacity: 146GB
Spindle Speed: 10,000RPM
Interface Type: SCSI 80pin SCA-2 Hot-Swap
Disk Size: 3.5inx1.0in LFF Hard Drive
Sustained Throughput (MBps):
Average Seek Time (read/write ms): 4.7
Electrical Interface Speed: SCSI LVD U320 - 320MBps 16-bit
On-Board Cache: 8MB
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|Belinda Snell, who was in the 2011 EuroLeague Women winning side of Perfumerias Avenida, returns to Europe for CCC Polkowice
CCC Polkowice made it to the EuroLeague Women Second Round before falling to eventual champions Ros Casares, and the team then reached the Polish title series before losing to Wisla Can-Pack Krakow.
Rest assured, you haven't seen the last of Polkowice in the big games.
The club is hard at work putting together a squad that will be very competitive in 2012-13.
Belinda Snell, an Australia international and EuroLeague Women winner with Perfumerias Avenida in the 2010-11 season, has signed for the club.
"This player guarantees a high level of play," said Krzysztof Korsak, the Polkowice club president.
Sharnee Zoll, meanwhile, is recovering from a knee injury that she picked up at the end of the season and according to the club, won't be available for Polkowice until January at the earliest.
"Everything depends on how well her rehabilitation goes," Korsak said.
Zoll, the team's point guard, averaged 12 points and 6.6 assists per game in 2011-12 for Polkowice.
Ziomara Morrison, a Chile international, has joined EuroLeague Women 2011/12 runners-up Rivas Ecopolis.
The 23-year-old averaged 14.3 points and 10.6 rebounds per game last season for Burgos in the Spanish second division.
Morrison is now playing in the WNBA with the San Antonio Silver Stars.


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Valkenburg : Michelin's recommendations
Located in the charming valley of Geul, Fauquemont, which belongs to the community of Valkenburg- Houthem, is a small old, busy town. It is a summer resort for holidaymakers attracted by gently undulating countryside, attractive leisure parks and many amusements. The town has preserved two gates from its old surrounding wall : Grendelpoort (14C) and Berkelpoort (15C). The hills surrounding the town contain many caves .
Tourist attractions Valkenburg : Things to see and do
Valkenburg Municipal Caves
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Steenkolenmijn Valkenburg (Mining museum)
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A coal mine has been reconstructed in the galleries of an old quarry. The visit is informative on extraction methods of coal as it was done in Limburg before the closure of the last mines. A film from 1966 shows the collieries. In the galleries, you ..
Streekmuseum (Regional museum)
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This museum brings together objects found during excavations in the castle, paintings of the town, reconstructed workshops and mementoes from shooting clubs. Exhibitions of contemporary art are also organized there.
Hotels Valkenburg
Hotel Limburgia
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Neerlandia is situated on the edge of Valkenburg's historic centre. It features free Wi-Fi, an intimate bar and lounge area and is only a 10-minute walk from Valkenburg Railway Station. Hotel Neerlandia offers simply-furnished rooms with a TV, brigh..
Hotel Montagna Delmondo
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Hotel Montagna Delmondo is situated at the foot of the Cauberg Hill, in the very centre of Valkenburg. The hotel offers free Wi-Fi access. This family-run hotel offers bright and modern rooms with a private bathroom and TV. Breakfast is available da..
Restaurants Valkenburg
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A restaurant worth keeping an eye on. Contrasting modern décor and an open kitchen where the young chef explores the latest culinary advances. Front and back terraces.
Broekhem 11 NL - 6301 HD Valkenburg
A Bib Gourmand with flair would be a good description for this formerly Michelin-starred establishment. Service is excellent and the atmospheric interior is very pleasant. The classically oriented chef adds personal touches to generous dishes that ar..
Neerhem 68 NL - 6301 CJ Valkenburg
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Quality is evident in the very fabric of this family-run restaurant. It boasts an elegant ambience with smart waiters, candelabras and comfortably upholstered chairs. Based on French traditions, the cuisine is classic while remaining open to contempo..
Walramplein 1 NL - 6301 DC Valkenburg
Classic French restaurant in a traditional hotel. Front terrace, bright and colourful dining room, period chairs, amusing Italian-style fresco and the same chef since 1978.
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Valdosta, GA - Georgia labor officials say the state's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate dropped to 8.7% in October, down from 9% in September.
That compares to a jobless rate of 9.7% a year ago. The new figures were announced early Thursday by the Georgia Department of Labor.
Georgia Labor Commissioner Mark Butler says the jobless rate declined because the state saw an increase of 36,000 new jobs.
Butler said that is the largest September-to-October job increase ever. He said the job growth pushed the number of jobs in October to the highest level in any month since December 2008.
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