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Video: Johannah Walker "Oklahoma Strong," dedicated to those affected by Moore tornado
University of Oklahoma student Johannah Walker uploaded a video of her strumming and singing her original song "Oklahoma Strong" to YouTube on Wednesday, just two days after the EF5 tornado ravaged Moore.
The song is about the devastating twister and Walker has dedicated to all the people of Moore.
"My heart is with my home away from home and all those affected by the tornadoes," she writes on YouTube. "I'm so humbled by the teachers who protected so many children, the first responders that were on the scene immediately, and all the volunteers who are there helping. Make sure to keep sending prayers and donations their way."
See her "Oklahoma Strong" lyrics after the break.
"Oklahoma Strong" Lyrics:
All it took was 30 minutes
Turned a city upside-down
A hundred years of memories destroyed
Along with half a town
There were children stuck in buildings
How were parents supposed to know
That when they said 'bye' that morning
There kid wasn't coming home
All it took was 30 minutes
A whole state rose to their feet
Digging people out of rubble
First responders hit the scene
Some of them with loved ones missing
They had battles of their own
But they saw the needs of others
And unto the call they rose
With the heart of a lion
They're resilience at it's best
Volunteers lined up for miles
All with hearts to serve the rest
In the wake of disaster
They still trust His master plan
Cause though they're down
They known they won't be down for long
Oklahoma strong
All it took was 30 minutes
Changed the lives they used to know
They could have focused on the pain
Instead they focused on the hope
So many came out to help
That they had to turn some away
Schools and churches opened doors for those
Whose homes had blown away
They put the heart in the heartland
They're their own beacon of hope
They're strong
They lift up their fellow man
Even those they do not know
They're strong


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Black Pepper-Crusted Angus Sirloin Steak with a Shiitake Mushroom Sauce
- For the Steaks:
- ½ cup olive oil
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 12 basil leaves, minced
- Salt to taste
- 2 tablespoons freshly cracked black pepper
- 4 boneless Angus strip steaks, Omaha Steaks, 10 ounces each
- For the Potatoes:
- 2 Idaho baking potatoes, 8 to 10 ounces each
- 1 ½ pounds Red Bliss potatoes, scrubbed and quartered
- ¼ cup warm milk
- ½ cup sour cream, at room temperature
- ¼ cup butter, at room temperature
- 6 tablespoons freshly grated Parmesan cheese
- Nutmeg, to taste
- Salt and pepper to taste'
- For the Shiitake Sauce:
- ¼ cup butter
- 8 large shiitake mushrooms, sliced
- 2 tablespoons finely minced shallots
- 1 cup white wine
- ¼ cup bourbon
- 1 cup heavy cream
- ½ cup Beef Stock (see below)
- Salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste
- 2 teaspoons, sliced chives, for garnish
- Beef Stock:
- 2 pounds beef bones, meat and trimmings
- 3 carrots, chopped
- 2 small onions, chopped
- 2 cups hot water
- 1 leek, chopped
- 1 stalk celery, coarsely chopped
- 2 tomatoes, quartered (or 1 cup canned plum tomatoes, with liquid)
- 3 garlic cloves, crushed
- 8 sprigs fresh parsley
- 2 bay leaves
- 4 sprigs fresh thyme, or ½ teaspoon dried thyme
- 2 tablespoons champagne vinegar or white wine vinegar
- Preheat the oven to 450 degrees.
- Place the beef bones, meat, and trimmings in a roasting pan with the carrots and onions.
- Roast in the oven for 30 to 40, stirring occasionally, until the mixture is browned.
- Transfer to a stockpot.
- Pour off the fat from the roasting pan and deglaze with the hot water, scraping the sides and bottom of the pan to loosen all the pieces.
- Add this mixture to the stockpot along with the remaining stock ingredients.
- Add enough water to cover the mixture by 2 inches and bring to a boil.
- Reduce the heat and simmer the stock for at least 4 hours, uncovered.
- Occasionally skim off any impurities that rise to the surface as it cooks.
- Add more water as necessary to keep the mixture covered. Strain, discard the solids, and let the stock cool.
- Cover and refrigerate until needed (keeps up to 5 days in the refrigerator or can be frozen up to 3 months).
- Pour the olive oil into a large glass dish or shallow bowl and combine with the garlic, basil, salt, and pepper.
- Rub this mixture into the steaks and marinate for 24 hours, turning occasionally.
- Preheat the oven to 350 degrees.
- Bake the Idaho potatoes in the oven for about 1 hour, or until tender.
- Remove, split open lengthwise, scoop out the flesh, and reserve for another meal.
- Set the potato skins aside.
- While the Idaho potatoes are baking, place the Red Bliss potatoes in a large saucepan of salted water and bring to a boil.
- Turn down the heat and simmer for about 20 minutes, or until tender.
- Drain the potatoes and return to the sauce pan, stirring them over medium high heat for 1 minute so they are dry.
- Add the milk, sour cream, butter, and cheese, and whisk or mash with a fork, leaving the potatoes a little chunky.
- Season with nutmeg, salt, and pepper and fill the potato skins with the mixture.
- Keep warm.
- Prepare the grill.
- While the potatoes are cooking, prepare the sauce. Melt the butter in a skillet over medium heat, add the mushrooms, and sauté for 3 minutes.
- Add the shallots and cook for 1 minute longer.
- Add the wine and bourbon, and reduce the liquid until it has evaporated.
- Add the cream and stock, and reduce until the consistency is syrupy, 10 to 15 minutes. Season with salt and pepper.
- Remove the steaks from the marinade and grill over high heat for about 4 minutes on each side for medium-rare, about 5 minutes on each side for medium, or to the desired doneness.
- Transfer to warm serving plates and add a filled potato half to each plate.
- Spoon the sauce around each plate and garnish with the chives.
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Pfft, i just had a midnight bbq, always fun
It's cold here anyway... 30's-40's.
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But then i woke up to snow! GOD DAMNIT. :mad:
79 degrees Fahrenheit in Seattle yesterday, a record for the day. Was I out riding? Of course.
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I built half my next take off, i'll put some pictures up on my website and here once it's done.
*Justin Inman is God. It's partially true, partially joke, either way, L O L at it.
It was well hot here today, starting to feel like summer again. Topless riding is where it's at
Have any hot female riding friends that follow your lead? Be sure to take plenty of pictures and video footage to post here to, uh, show us what riding in england is like.
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Do beer drinkers care about the environment?
It may seem like an absurd question. Everywhere you turn these days, consumers are choosing to patronize some companies over others – in industries as varied as financial services, dry cleaning and furniture manufacturing – because of their environmental bona fides. Among beverage makers, archrivals Coke and Pepsi seem to spend as much time bragging about their newfangled earth-friendly bottles than the stuff they put in them.
So why has the environment been a big green blind spot in brewery marketing?
Sure, people already know the Canadian beer industry is a model of recycling efficiency. But it's also a thirsty water guzzler in the manufacturing process, and notorious for gobbling fuel by trucking large shipments of heavy liquids across vast distances.
This year, a handful of Canadian beer brands seem to have finally clued in to the rest of society's great environmental awakening. In April, Labatt's Alexander Keith's beer unveiled its Keith's Green Initiative, whereby drinkers who purchased a specially marked case of the brew and then logged on to the brand's Facebook page could help drive a total of $75,000 in donations to one of four environmental charities.
And next week Molson Canadian will wrap up its , a summer-long volunteerism initiative involving shoreline cleanups, tree planting, and the restoration of urban parks across the country.
The Keith's project was sparked by consumer research, which found drinkers of that brand care more than others about environmental causes. "Cause marketing ranks very high for them," said Dave Nicholls, the beer's brand manager. (He declined to share the specific research or the level of passion that drinkers of Labatt's other beer brands have about the environment. Still, it seems clear from his comments that consumers of, say, the party-oriented Budweiser, whose marketing often involves sending contest winners to hot spots on carbon-spewing airplanes or cruise ships, have other priorities.)
Keith's drinkers, Mr. Nicholls said, "want to believe in the products they're choosing, so by being able to tell them in a meaningful way that the beer they choose is reducing their impact on the environment by conserving water year after year, reducing energy usage year after year, by recycling to the level we do year after year – I think that gives them a sense of pride in the product."
Mr. Nicholls noted that Labatt research had never before turned up a special interest in environmental causes among its customers.
But had the company ever asked them about the issue? "No, we had not," he acknowledged.
Molson, too, only recently began asking its drinkers about their interest in the environment and other progressive issues that fall broadly under the rubric of "corporate social responsibility." That may be one reason they were shocked to discover that roughly 50 per cent of respondents said they actively sought out green companies to patronize.
"That's what gave us the courage to go ahead and create the Molson Canadian Red Leaf Project," said Jamie Sprules, that beer's senior brand manager.
In partnership with Tree Canada, the World Wildlife Fund and Evergreen, the brand sponsored the professional planting of 100,000 trees this summer and organized 10 urban park cleanup events across the country. If volunteers' commitment to the environment wasn't enough to draw them in for the cleanup days, Molson sweetened the pot with free tickets to local concerts it sponsored, given away to the first 100 people to sign up.
The project helps reinforce the brand's positioning, unveiled during the Vancouver Olympics last year, as a beverage "Made From Canada" whose fans celebrate this "awesome land."
Still, it would be a mistake to assume Molson Canadian intends to become an advocate for environmental causes. "Our objective is really to get Canadians thinking about the land in which they live, and what we can do as a group to help make it better," Mr. Sprules said. "There are lots of brands around the world with different perspectives on the environment. I don't think we're trying to be the greenest product out there."
Labatt, too, is taking a cautious approach before deciding how deeply to embrace the cause. "There's a lot of weight on the shoulders of the Keith's team to understand the importance of this," Mr. Nicholls said, "and getting an understanding of how relevant it is to consumers that their beer is actually involved in green initiatives."
But while the large breweries want to wait for the market research to come in, a number of small craft brands have already made deep commitments, driven as much by their handmade aesthetic as by admiration for green heroes.
In downtown Toronto, the of Steam Whistle Brewing use a host of environmentally friendly services, including the alternative energy provider Bullfrog Power, deep lake water cooling provided by Enwave, steam heating, and a proprietary green bottle of thick glass that can be refilled up to twice as many times as the industry's standard bottle. In 2007, it began telling customers about these green initiatives. And a few months ago, it introduced a new truck to its vintage fleet, a 1958 Chevy Apache dubbed "Retro Electro," that had been retrofitted to run on electric power.
"Beer is a badge product," notes Sybil Taylor, the company's communications director. "If somebody sees you across a room and you're holding a particular kind of beer, it speaks about your character. So people are looking for something to represent themselves, and that's why we think it's important that we share our environmental story. It's just one part of our personality, but it's an important part."
Some U.S. beer companies are going even further in embracing sustainable practices. In the fall of 2009, a pair of entrepreneurs opened Mother Earth Brewing in Kinston, a city of about 23,000 in eastern North Carolina whose downtown needed some tender loving care. They bought a few city blocks and renovated the existing buildings with a sharp focus on the environment, using a combination of blue jean insulation (which is not just recyclable but also an excellent sound barrier) and soy-based spray foam insulation, installing a six-kilowatt solar array on the roof that provides enough energy to power their tap room, and constructing a cistern that captures rainwater for use in irrigation, toilets, and watering plants.
"I feel like a lot of craft beer drinkers have the same philosophy as us: being outdoor enthusiasts, wanting a quality product," said Mother Earth's president Trent Mooring. "These are the type of people that are going to pay more money for a quality product that was made using sustainable practices."
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Our goal as property managers is to maximize management and leasing, consistent with the owner's goals and objectives. Below is a summary of what is included as part of Beynon & Co.'s property management services.
- Monthly reports prepared by a fully automated computer system provide flexible and comprehensive computerized reporting for our owners.
- Preventive maintenance program and implementation schedule
- Annual budget
- Aggressive rental collection program
- Tenant service request and quality control follow-up system.
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The purpose of the homework assignment is to encourage further practice of the theoretical topics covered in our book. The image below shows you the 3 major components of SAP's Business Intelligence architecture: Sources, Capabilities, and Access (think of it as Input, Process, Output). Each homework assignment focuses on one of these components. Assignment 1 focuses on the development of a Data Warehouse. Assignment 2 focuses on gathering business intelligence (including data mining), and Assignment 3 focuses on the presentation layer with Dashboards and reports.
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What were the Wholesale Net for Munich Bike Store Sales Organization and for City bike (CB) Material Group, and for M6 Hardtrail 18" Material? (documentation: text)
Show a report for Internet Net Sales, for City bike (CB) Material Group, only in 2007, and for the months of Jan, Feb, and March? (documentation: print screen)
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Lawmakers, advocates to introduce stun gun billThe Associated Press | February 12,2013A group of Vermont lawmakers and the heads of disability and civil rights groups are pushing legislation that would create new rules governing police use of electronic stun guns.
They planned a news conference on Tuesday to unveil a bill that would set up statewide training and rules for law enforcement officers using Tasers and similar devices.
The effort follows the death last year of Macadam Mason, a Thetford man who died of a heart attack after a state trooper hit him with a Taser.
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The sale of Kent-based manufacturer Flow International to a private equity firm was completed Friday, eight months after the producer of industrial waterjet cutting tools said it would look for a buyer because of disappointing sales results.
The company, whose equipment is used to cut everything from baby carrots and poultry to composite panels for Boeing and Airbus jets, agreed in September to an acquisition by American Industrial Partners for $4.05 per share, roughly $200 million.
Flow went public in the 1980s. It employs approximately 700 people and has manufacturing locations in Kent and in Jeffersonville, Ind., with additional sales offices overseas, according to the company.
A statement from Eric Baroyan, an executive at American Industrial, said the investment firm "is very excited to partner with Flow's management team and help continue to grow the company."
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Someone must have forgotten to send Megan Fox the memo saying that All Celebrity New Moms Must Be Back in Size 2 Before Leaving the Hospital.
Her son, Noah, is already three months old, but the actress confesses she hasn't dropped all the baby weight just yet.
At the Hollywood premiere of This Is 40, Megan told Us Weekly, "I can't work out yet because my body is still too fragile."
Instead, she's lost 13 pounds by eating in moderation and avoiding dairy products because "[i]t's really hard on your hormones" when you're a woman.
Apparently, she still has 10 pounds to go to reach her pre-baby weight – but judging from this picture, she looks just fine to us. Sure, maybe there's some good Spanx at work, but she's hardly overweight.
Once again, we have to ask: Can't we just say "congratulations" to these moms and leave it at that? Why must we make them feel they have to chat about losing every ounce of pregnancy flesh at every possible opportunity?
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We are looking for independent thinkers who are looking to join our fast growing retail start-up with premiere clients. Are you a self-starter? Do you enjoy being challenged with interesting problems and solving them creatively? Join a start-up team with a cutting edge technology, real customers, and income. Plus, we're in a great location South of Market. We offer full benefits and competitive salaries. We're a start-up, but we keep reasonable hours and offer flexible schedules and work locations.
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The Signature team is looking for an experienced iOS Engineer to join our small but growing team of all-stars. You will have the opportunity to provide a key leadership role during the early but stable stage of the company's growth.
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We're looking for a self-starter to build features from the ground up. You'll be joining a 6-person engineering team, and working alongside other experienced developers. We are on the cutting edge of the retail industry, so we never run out of new and interesting problems to solve.
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It was 1942 and life was not good for my family in Yugoslavia. They were poor farmers eking a living off the land. Communist partisans controlled the countryside, and people were randomly being killed or made to disappear. My aunt did not listen to warnings, and as she opened the door of her house, with a baby in her arms, she was shot and killed. The baby was my cousin, and my grandmother raised her.
In late 1942, my family decided to flee to what they thought was a safer place, taking only what they could carry, including an infant, me, to Germany. We didn't know what was to come.
During the worst part of the war, my parents were forced to work on a German farm next to a holding camp where people were housed before being shipped to concentration camps and certain death. It was only by the grace of God that we were saved from a similar fate. I remember going to bed with my clothes on and running at night when the sirens started warning us of air raids. We ran for the bunkers with me on my father's shoulders. I was always afraid the bombs would get my grandmother, who could not run as fast.
(In 1998, my husband and I took a trip to Germany and discovered that the camp where we were placed just before the war ended was only one kilometer from what became East Germany. If we had been located in a neighboring village, we would not have had an opportunity to immigrate. The East German guard towers were still standing. This chilled me to the bone.)
After the war, we were in the British occupied zone. We lived in barracks, four families to a room, on rations. Each refugee camp contained several nationalities, and I was educated in one-room schoolhouses, exposed to German, Polish, Yugoslav languages. My early memories are walking to school and passing tanks and bombed-out buildings.
One of the camps where we lived had woods that we played in, but as soon as it got dark we all ran for shelter. It was said that ghosts wandered at night, as this was a place where hundreds of people were buried in mass graves. We found helmets, guns, boots and bomb shells. All the children were warned not to touch or play with the shells. We heard that children were killed when some of the bombs went off.
My grandmother and I would take walks and pick cigarette butts and take them back to the barracks, where they would be re-rolled into smokes for my father and grandfather. It was normal to forage in garbage cans for food, to scrounge in wheat fields and potato fields that had already been picked over.
Five-year wait
After the war, many countries accepted refugees but each had a quota. Canada and Australia were open, but we wanted to go to the United States, as did so many other people. The U.S. quota was full, so we waited in refugee camps for five years until our turn came.
We boarded the USS General M.L. Hersey, a transport ship, in Hamburg in 1951 with a thousand other immigrants and were finally on our way to America. Our worldly possessions consisted of only what we could carry. My mother was pregnant with her sixth baby. It took 12 days to reach Ellis Island. I still have the tag that I wore around my neck, stamped "Hersey #272." I was 10 years old.
As we came off the ship, we were lined up in this warehouse-like structure and sprayed with a white powder for lice. After all the immigration legalities were done, we stayed for a week in New York City. We had never seen such tall buildings. A hotel room was something new to us. Everything was new and big, and none of us spoke a word of English.
Out of the thousand, only two families, we one of them, traveled to the West Coast. While waiting for the train in Grand Central Station in New York, someone picked my father's pocket of the $3 that he had for food. We were hungry, but kind people helped us. It took us almost a week to cross the country to Portland. Our sponsor and the Yugoslav community in Portland helped my parents find jobs and a house.
After 60 years, one of the things that I had on my "bucket list" was a visit back to Ellis Island. My husband and I made the trip this past September. It was surreal seeing Lady Liberty close up and walking through the Ellis Island buildings. When I saw the island in 1951, it was run down, and it closed in 1954. Today it has been beautifully restored. I found our family name on the Wall of Remembrance and touched it with a sad and tearful heart.
The tour of Ellis Island given by a ranger was very informative, and it was sad to hear about all the immigrants who never made it through the island, or who were dumped into cities with no jobs and no place to stay. What a hard life they must have had.
I asked the guide why there was no mention of the immigrants, like us, who came through after World War II. He replied, "because you were displaced people with no papers and no country." That brought tears to my eyes, but we were the lucky ones. America gave us a job, a safe home and most of all freedom, and a life without fear. No more running from bombs.
My parents are gone now but all 11 children have worked hard, prospered and been very happy in this land of freedom.
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Joel Stein did his part to insure thatThe Times reputation for being stodgy, out of touch and pretentious stays intact:
The only thing more embarrassing than catching a guy on the plane looking at pornography on his computer is seeing a guy on the plane reading "The Hunger Games." Or a Twilight book. Or Harry Potter. The only time I'm O.K. with an adult holding a children's book is if he's moving his mouth as he reads.
I'm sure all those books are well written. So is "Horton Hatches the Egg." But Horton doesn't have the depth of language and character as literature written for people who have stopped physically growing.
Julian Sanchez offers a well-reasoned but guarded defense of Stein.
I think we'd probably be worse off in a world completely bereft of this kind of cultural snobbery. It's hard to resist poking fun at the pretentious undergrad lugging some William Gaddis doorstop to the local café so everyone can see what they're reading—but I'm not sure I'd prefer a world where grown men and women didn't feel slightly sheepish about settling in with teen lit day after day instead. This probably isn't an issue for the sort of wordsmith public intellectuals who felt inclined to comment on Stein's squib: Of course they're going to read plenty of adult fiction, and of course they're right to bristle at anyone who'd sneer at them for throwing something a bit lighter into the mix. But that's not a given for most adults, and a little nagging voice in the back of the head that says "Hey, you're a grown-ass man/lady, shouldn't you challenge yourself a bit?" is probably a net cultural asset.
Alyssa Rosenberg at Think Progress offers a reply more in line with the snark that I think Stein deserves.
Young people are capable of fairly sophisticated reasoning, of empathy, and even of significant evil, and many of them can rise to meet fairly high bars as readers. A series like the Hunger Games franchise can keep Katniss a virgin throughout the majority of the three books and still communicate the horror of surrendering your sexual and romantic autonomy. Harry Potter may be the first encounter a generation of readers has with the evils of torture and nasty class bias. Tamora Pierce's Provost's Dog series is an unflinching exploration of crime and poverty. Simply because these novels are also appropriate for younger readers doesn't mean the ideas in them are stupid or the prose is unworthy. Not all things written for younger readers are masterpieces, of course. But there's plenty of bad trash, insipid prose, and deeply stupid ideas in books written for adults. Joel Stein is welcome to it.
All that comes from Andrew Sullivan. I'd add only two further pieces to the debate. First, this from Jerram Barrs writing in defense of the Harry Potter books:
There are beautiful and enjoyable human relationships among the characters, and there is a depth of commitment and service among them. The characteristics celebrated in the relationships are friendship, loyalty, integrity, kindness, and self-sacrifice. Harry Potter himself is prepared to set aside his own success, in order to serve his friends. These are qualities in which we can all delight.
There is also a very clear portrayal of the distinction between good and evil — both the appalling destructiveness of evil to human life and the beneficial fruit of treating people with justice, kindness, mercy, faithfulness, and integrity. It is particularly significant that the books recognize that goodness and faithfulness in relationships have a cost. This is not a world where everything is like a box of chocolates and always works out nicely. Good virtues have to be worked at and are hard won. Virtue is rewarded primarily in terms of character development and the increasing depths of relationships among the characters, rather than through the attainment of popularity or success.
This I would add: One of the values of breaking literature into genres is that it gives us different categories for writing a book as well as thinking about that book. But the key is that the difference in genre does not have to imply a drop in quality. We've been taught to think of high-brow literary fiction as being innately better than a good sci-fi thriller or a children's series. But it's not an issue of one work being better, but simply one of having a different set of criteria for judging it. I don't judge His Dark Materials the same way I would Three Junes but that doesn't mean Pullman's books are innately worse than Glass' (though in that particular case they are).
With sci-fi, I'm looking for sophisticated thought about the interactions between science, technology, and cultural possibilities. And I'm willing to forgive simplistic character development or less witty repartee between characters. It still needs to be serviceable, but I'm not looking for Jean Valjean type characters or Oscar Wilde caliber dialogue.
What children's lit allows you to do is focus the themes of the narrative. When so much 20th century lit reveled in ambiguity and wanted to show how everyone had feet of clay, children's lit was able to keep alive the romance, the thrill of goodness and the severity and difficulty of living well in the world. Alan Jacobs' defense of The Lord of the Rings from last year captures something of this:
It may be true that the story of the Ring is less morally ambiguous than the average realistic novel, but that's primarily because Tolkien wasn't especially interested in the problem of knowing right from wrong. His concern was to explore the psychology of the moment when you know right from wrong but aren't sure whether you have the courage and fortitude to do the right thing.
Obviously children's lit can be done poorly. (Speaking of His Dark Materials…) So can sci-fi. And so can high-brow literary fiction. But one genre isn't innately superior to another just because a pretentious snob at the Times says so.


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Residents Voice Concerns Over Mine Expansion RequestForesight Energy is seeking to extend Deer Run Mine, which has an underground fire.
Lawmaker Proposes Funding Soccer Stadium With Sales TaxIt would go before St. Louis City and County voters. Raise up to $100 million.
Nonprofit Reaches Fundraising Goal for Gateway Arch Upgrade A nonprofit coordinating a $380-million renovation of the Gateway Arch grounds in St. Louis says it has reached its fundraising goal of $250 million.
MLS Commissioner: Rams' Departure Gives St. Louis MomentumGarber says the league did take notice of the Rams' departure, and is following St. Louis developments closely.
Saint Louis Science Center Announces New Agriculture ExhibitGROW will be the first major permanent addition since 1991. The 1-acre agriculture exhibit will be located on the site of the former Exploradome.
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McCaskill Urges Council to Approve Jefferson Barracks ExpansionU.S. Senator Claire McCaskill on Wednesday urged the St. Louis County Council to approve the acquisition of additional land for the Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery.
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The Best and Worst Dressed at the 2012 Met Ball
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The Interregional African American Catholic Evangelization Conference will be held in Atlanta Aug. 4-6 at the Atlanta Hilton Hotel. More than 1,000 people are expected to participate.
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Workshops related to evangelization, catechesis, spirituality, relationships, youth ministry, and critical health issues will be offered. In addition, in preparation for the 2007 National Black Catholic Congress, there will be a youth summit and a young adult roundtable to create a national agenda for outreach with black Catholic youth.
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Regulation of human skin pigmentation and responses to ultraviolet radiation
Version of Record online: 20 DEC 2006
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Pigment Cell Research
Volume 20, Issue 1, pages 2–13, February 2007
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Miyamura, Y., Coelho, S. G., Wolber, R., Miller, S. A., Wakamatsu, K., Zmudzka, B. Z., Ito, S., Smuda, C., Passeron, T., Choi, W., Batzer, J., Yamaguchi, Y., Beer, J. Z. and Hearing, V. J. (2007), Regulation of human skin pigmentation and responses to ultraviolet radiation. Pigment Cell Research, 20: 2–13. doi: 10.1111/j.1600-0749.2006.00358.x
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Pigmentation of human skin is closely involved in protection against environmental stresses, in particular exposure to ultraviolet (UV) radiation. It is well known that darker skin is significantly more resistant to the damaging effects of UV, such as photocarcinogenesis and photoaging, than is lighter skin. Constitutive skin pigmentation depends on the amount of melanin and its distribution in that tissue. Melanin is significantly photoprotective and epidermal cells in darker skin incur less DNA damage than do those in lighter skin. This review summarizes current understanding of the regulation of constitutive human skin pigmentation and responses to UV radiation, with emphasis on physiological factors that influence those processes. Further research is needed to characterize the role of skin pigmentation to reduce photocarcinogenesis and to develop effective strategies to minimize such risks.


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Afghanistan War: Taliban Escalates Violence with Kandahar Blasts
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The Taliban appear to be making good on a promise to escalate violence in Kandahar, where NATO is planning to launch what it sees as the next major offensive of the Afghanistan war.
Three explosions rocked Kandahar on Monday morning as the city slid deeper into violence. The southern Afghan city is where NATO is planning to launch what it sees as the next major offensive of the Afghanistan war.
The blasts, two of which apparently targeted Kandahar's deputy police chief, killed two civilians and prompted the United Nations to say it was scaling back operations there. The aid community already has a far lighter footprint there than in other parts of Afghanistan.
Residents sound increasingly fatalistic about their prospects this summer, with the Taliban apparently making good on a promise to escalate violence in the city in response to NATO's plans to restore central government authority to a city that, in as much as it is controlled by anyone, is in the hands of a murky nexus of local powerbrokers and gangsters.
Alex Strick van Linschoten, a Dutch researcher who is one of only a handful of Europeans in Kandahar, reported on his blog that a businessman had predicted that Afghanistan's second largest city faced destruction.
"The storm is coming," the businessman said. "I try telling people, but it seems they're all just making themselves busy with fixing the leaky roof or the squeaky door. The storm will destroy their entire house and city, though. The storm is coming. You have two options: Get out now, or climb down into your bunker and hope that the storm will pass and that you're still alive six months from now."
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L'Association des Femmes pour le Developpement d'Entreprises (Association of Women for Business Development) is a cooperative of small-scale traders working in Thies, a city about 70km from Dakar. The association was founded in 1993 by twenty entrepenurial women as a cooperative to increase their purchasing power and organize a tontine. A tontine is a revolving group loan in which each member contributes a small amount to a daily fund, with a different member financed each day. The tontine has evolved to more formal group loans through UIMCEC. For such loans, the members are split into five-member groups, with a designated president and treasurer. These sub-groups may be the same for many years, but often change members depending on financing needs and other considerations. The AFDE organizes monthly member meetings and runs a cooperative for its members, allowing them to buy rice and other staples at a better price. The association's President is Ms. Mame Diarra Mar.
Additional Information
About UIMCECThis loan is administered by UIMCEC, a Kiva Field Partner in Senegal since 2008. UIMCEC is a government-regulated microfinance institution whose mission is to improve the revenue and well-being of families through access to financial services, allowing principally women and young adult micro-entrepreneurs living in rural and semi-rural areas to develop their revenue-generating businesses and supporting them in becoming financially self-sufficient.
This is a Group Loan
In a group loan, each member of the group receives an individual loan but is part of a larger group of individuals. The group is there to provide support to the members and to provide a system of peer pressure, but groups may or may not be formally bound by a group guarantee. In cases where there is a group guarantee, members of the group are responsible for paying back the loans of their fellow group members in the case of delinquency or default.
Kiva's Field Partners typically feature one borrower from a group. The loan description, sector, and other attributes for a group loan profile are determined by the featured borrower's loan. The other members of the group are not required to use their loans for the same purpose.
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Success!! The loan was 100% repaid
- Repayment Term
- 14 months (Additional Information)
- Repayment Schedule
- Monthly
- Pre-Disbursed:
- Dec 30, 2009
- Listed
- Jan 19, 2010
- Currency Exchange Loss:
- Covered
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text: Bought a new bike for fittness, and to drop pounds like many here. Bought a cyclecross / roadbike which due to my weight I probally should have waited on, but I like it, and I couldn't help myself! Reading alot lately, I have been bypassing the threads on climbing, as I live in Florida. What I didn't realizes is the neighborhood is not very flat, and I seem to live on top of a small hill! I had scoped out a route about .75 of a mile starting and ending at my home. The traffic is low, and it starts at my driveway. The issue is I can only make it around the loop once per day. :-( Here's the deal, After about 3 strokes of the crank, i'm in coast mode! Thats right , The first 1/4 mile I coast at a hight rate of speed(30MPH?) That part is fun! However in a span of 30 feet I have to shift down from the tallest gear to the lowest ( a 27 gear difference!) then begin the long 1/2 mile climb back to the house. By the time I get there, the legs are burning, and I'm very very short of breath. I barely make it back. So far this is not fun! I'm in Florida and my entire ride consist of a climb? This is no way for a heavy guy to get into biking!


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Lilithy the Brave by LMJWorksWatch
©2006-2016 LMJWorks
Ballpoint pen doodle I did yesterday with some PS and Painter colors thrown on for good measure. Mostly decided to color this because I came up with this character for a commission job that fell through and loved the design...but never did any color versions of the character. Older sketch of character can be found here: [link]
I like this . . . . seems to have fallen under a possible Egyptian influence . . . sensual and delicate . . .
oooh.. what is her story?
ok this is really scary...i swear to God everyone calls me Lilithy..and my name in RL is Lily!
btw i LOVE this picture!
btw i LOVE this picture!
omg this is epic fave
veeeeeery beautiful.
I love the decent outlines
holy crap, this is amazing!!
beautiful, love the textures and colours you use.
Too bad I probably couldn't afford to commission you.
awesome job!!
This is sweet. I love the colors.
Oh my god. This character is so unique o.o I think I would be quite afraid if I met Lilithy in a dark alley ;
This has a truly beautiful but deadly elegance about her. I showed her off to a friend of mine the other day (who says she loves it, by the way) and we both came to the conclusion that she is very, very awesome, but there was also something very... Gerudo about her design. Not saying that you ripped or that it's something un-original, but it was the thing that came to mind. (I think it was more to do with the colours. The reds and oranges on that skintone )
Really, really beautiful work.
Really, really beautiful work.
HOly fuck WOW!! This is awesome!!
That is a really cool character design. Interesting mixture of elements. The breasts and veil make her look like a tribal fertility goddess but the skull also makes her look like a god of death. Me likes.
That's hot. All I can say, actually ^^"
This is gorgeous. I especially love how you drew from the more traditional versions of Lilith instead of just making her a succubus looking thing. The horned moon is a beautiful mythological touch.
Beautiful design!
I love the character entirely. Very well-drawn, i wish i could have half of your talents^
great work
so so beautiful!
...doodle? ;_;
whoa cool has a truly eerie feel to it
Chees! So sweet! Amazing color pallette and character design.
Congrats my dear.
Congrats my dear.
Looks like a nice fusion between sudafrican and egiptian cultures.
colors and textures r amazing, great job man
A scarry character wonderfuly drawn... Great work!
Uauuuu! very beautiful
Awesome design! I love those colors.
Yay something original from you!
Yay something original from you!
just like this one. color balance, figure. this can be used as a tarot card or some trading card illustration.
Awesome Pic!
That is right out! This is some super impressive stuff! I'm sorry the commission fell through
I know this is totally inappropriot, but the swirly/target boobies make me laugh. The same thing happens when I see a picture of Q-Bee too though.
I really like this, for it coming from a 'doodle', it has good detail ^^
Interesting character too, from the looks of it...
Interesting character too, from the looks of it...
Very great
really really awsome
"ballpoint pen doodles" --> is this how your style is called??
really really awsome
"ballpoint pen doodles" --> is this how your style is called??
And I like how you drew the breasts... big and saggy. A lot of women have breasts shaped like that - pointing down! - but people usually draw gravity-defying boobs that are considered "ideal". This image implies a women of great power, even though her breasts sag.
This comment seems kinda silly upon rereading it... but I think you know what I'm saying.
This comment seems kinda silly upon rereading it... but I think you know what I'm saying.
yes, i'm definately diggin' this design
Well... I wish my ballpoint pen doodles could end up like this! O_O
amazing work as always!
The design is amazing. The textures and the color scheme really give this one a nice touch.
Erika M. R.
Erika M. R.
amazing texture and color use.
And how! This is a great design.
I'm diggin' this ballpoint series, to say the least.
I'm diggin' this ballpoint series, to say the least.
damn nice!
cool design. I think the colors work well


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WASHINGTON, July 18, 1996 -- This Notice replaces Notice Number GSM FY 92-4,
EEP FY 92-1, DEIP FY 92-1, and COAP/SOAP FY 92-1, dated March 19, 1992, to include in its
scope the Supplier Credit Guarantee Program (SCGP).
Christopher E. Goldthwait, general sales manager of the U.S. Department of Agriculture's
Foreign Agricultural Service, today urged participants in certain USDA export programs to be
aware of the importance of complying fully with the requirements of those programs concerning
documentation of entry of agricultural products exported from the U.S. into an intended
destination under the terms of their agreements with USDA and/or the Commodity Credit
Corporation (CCC). This Notice is effective as of today's date, except for the SCGP, in which
case this Notice is effective on August 30, 1996.
Under the Export Credit Guarantee Program (GSM-102), the Intermediate Export Credit
Guarantee Program (GSM-103), and the SCGP, exporters are required to maintain such
documentation for a period of 5 years after the date of expiration of the payment guarantee (7
C.F.R. 1493.140(e) for GSM-102/103 and 1493.530(e) for SCGP). Failure by the exporter to
maintain and provide access to the required entry documentation (which meets the requirements
of 7 C.F.R. 1493.100 for GSM-102/103 and 1493.490 for SCGP) could result in the exporter
being held liable for the amount of any claims paid by CCC under the guarantee, or being subject
to other administrative actions.
Under the Export Enhancement Program (EEP), the Dairy Export Incentive Program (DEIP),
Cottonseed Oil Assistance Program (COAP), and the Sunflowerseed Oil Assistance Program
(SOAP), the required entry documentation (which meets the requirements of
7 C.F.R. 1494.401(f)(2) for EEP and DEIP and the applicable Announcements for SOAP and
COAP) must be provided to USDA or CCC before agreements can be determined to be
completed and exporters' performance security released. Failure to provide such documentation
could result in the recoupment of any bonus paid to the exporter, the assessment of liquidated
damages against the exporter, and/or other administrative actions.
Goldthwait urged exporters to understand the importance of paying careful attention to entry
documentation requirements when shipping to a country specified as eligible under the governing
GSM-102/103 and SCGP program announcement, EEP invitation, etc. following transshipment
through a non-eligible country. For example, prior to December 27,1991 under applicable
USDA/CCC program announcements and invitations, documented entry into Estonia, Lithuania,
or Latvia met the original requirements under export programs in which the Soviet Union was the
targeted destination for exports.
However, since that date, new GSM-102 announcements and EEP invitations have been
specifically naming the eligible destination(s) for entry documentation purposes. Exports can
transit Estonia, Lithuania, Latvia, or other countries that were not eligible destinations, but
exporters, with respect to such shipments, are required to obtain documents reflecting entry into
those destinations specified in the applicable announcement or invitation.
CCC announcements/invitations are designed to meet specific objectives and to take account
differing circumstances in different countries. It is imperative that exporters take note of the
specific terms and conditions governing each agreement with USDA/CCC concerning entry
documentation requirements.
Exporters having questions may call the CCC Operations Division (FAS) at (202) 720-2150.
General information about CCC and USDA programs, resources, and services is available on
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Albuquerque Tribune (Newspaper) - June 14, 1971, Albuquerque, New Mexico More riot stories and pictures on Pages A-8, B-l, B-2, B-8, C-l The Albuquerque Tribune LOCAL FORECAST: Partly cloudy warmer. High today 92, tomorrow 93. Reg. U.S. Vol. 53, No. 26 Sfcond Postage I'M Aimwuernuc. S.M. Albuquerque, New Mexico, Monday, June 14, 1971 36 Pages in Four Sections HOME EDITION p.m. Stock Prices PRICE: TEN CENTS 40c WEEKLY riot-ready troops roll in City gives okay for Rally in Roosevelt Park Torching spree starts 36 fires SCHOOL ANNEX IN FLAMES: One of two frame stucco annexes to the Albuquerque Public Schools Administration Building, 724 Maple. SE, is consumed in flames early today after rioters IKM hr Norm Utrpm.) threw fire bombs at it. The Fire Department reported both annexes and Cee-Vee Liquors, 1417 Coal SE, were leveled by fires. The fires were set by rioting mobs. Just what touched off the not? By WILL McDANIEli AND JACK SWICKARD Tribune Staff Writers Reports from police and rioters about what set off the riot in Roosevelt Park last night differ. Police Sgt. Robert Marray said the riot was touched off after "four or five officers were sent to the park to arrest some young people drinking in public. "Four or five of them were Sgt. Murray said. Melon Rinds "While the officers were trying to put them in a patrol car other people in the park started throwing things at he added. Murray said the officers WHAT TOUCHED, pg. A-8 Tribune Index Ann Landers..........B-5 Comics.............D-8 Editorial ............B-4 Horoscope ...........B-3 Inside the Capital......C-a Jumble .............A-lO Markets..............C-10 Mr. Fix-It............B-S Obituaries............B-5 Spprti............C-J-3-4 The Aftuqwnimi TiibuM NfW Mtxtco'i By WAYNE GREGORY Tribune Staff Writer Rioters armed with cans of gaso- line rampaged through Albuquerque, touching off 36 fires in an period. The "torching" spree burned three buildings to the ground, causing losses estimated at more than million, Fire Chief Ray Kuhn said. The rioters some of them brandishing guns and most of them heaving rocks blocked firemen's efforts to fight these fires, Chief Kuhn said. Buildings Destroyed Destroyed were: one-story barracks structures at 720 Maple SE used by the Albuquerque Public Schools as a center for audio-visual materials. Cee-Vee Liquor Store and Grocery, 1417 Coal SE. Chief Kuhn said these fires definitely were caused by "Molotov cocktails." Extensively Damaged Extensively damaged by fire and smoke was the American Furniture Co. 211 Fourth NW., The destruction by fire also included two police cars, a storage shed and an office build- ing. Chief Kuhn said the APS structures and the liquor-grocery store were leveled because rioters kept firemen from reaching the blazes. 'Shooting at Us' "They were shooting at us and throwing rocks at Kuhn said. "We cnn't pull crews into an area if they are going to be shot at and we just won't do the chief said. Kuhn said the fires at the APS stniclures and the liquor-grocery burned out of control "for at least two-hours before we could get In there." The two frame-stucco buildings near the APS Administration Building just City okays new rally at park By BOB STOREY And LAURA ROBERTSON Tribune Staff Writers City Commission Chairman Chrlcs Barnliart said today that a meeting of young people called for this afternoon in Roosevelt Park would be allowed to take place. The meeting was called by the Black Berets. "If the meeting is for peaceful purposes it will be allowed to Mr. Barnhart said. But he added that any evidence that the group might leave the park in a body would be regarded as a disturbance and dealt with accordingly. Strict Meiimra Strict measures to prevent or quell any further distur- bances in the city tonight were announced today by police and city officials. The measures include a partial cltywtde curfew from 7 p.m. today to 6 a.m. tomorrow. They said some armed men are standing by to deal with any disturbance. Stay Home Parents were urged to keep their children at home tonight and particularly away from Rootevell Park. "This will not be a City Commission Chairman Chirks Barnhart warned. TIM curfew which will be Convoy of N.M. National Guardsman rolls into Albq And in full-combat dress the troops move into their alert areas By RALPH LOONEY AND THE TRIBUNE STAFF Thirteen-hundred riot-ready National Guardsmen rolled into Albuquerque short- ly before noon today to prevent another wild and fire-ripped night of insurrection here. The steel-helmeted troops carried rifles, bayonets in scabbards and full battle gear as they deployed at two strategic spots to await a possible call into action. Six-hundred 'and fifty Guardsmen camped at the State Fairgrounds. Another 650 were stationed at the Guard Armory on Wyoming Boulevard NE. Long convoys of green Army trucks raced into the city after a hurry-up callback from El Paso, Tex., where the units had started a summer camp on Saturday. The units will be on alert in the event more 33 injured, 5 seriously, n MILLION, HO nVl Ht CITY OKAYS, A-4 trouble erupts after an uneasy calm settled over the city this morning. Another 700 Men Ready They could be supplemented by another 700 State and City Police, sheriff's'units, and .police auxiliary units if needed. The lumbering Army trucks moved in as thousands of dollars worth of glass broken in last night's rioting was being cleaned up by merchants. Calm fell on Albuquerque only after a small army of 100 city and state policemen subdued rioters in a bloody melee in Roosevelt Park shortly before dawn today. Advanced Into the Park Heavily armed, the 70 city officers and 30 State Policemen advanced into the park firing shotguns loaded with birdshot. They rounded up about 150 persons, most of. them young adults, wounding 11 of them in the process, reported Capt. James LaRue. The cleanup came in the garish light of flames from two burning Albuquerque Public Schools barracks type buildirig, Move With Coordination In contrast to the disorganization displayed in earlier police efforts in the park, officers moved with coordination and dispatch. They wielded nightsticks and gunbarrels, separating rioting groups. Four were pushed into the street and told to lie down. An Associated Press reporter said one youth was whacked on the head with a shotgun when he tried to raise his head. The riot had begun in the same park at about 6 last night during an attempted arrest. A mob of about 500 hurled rocks nnd torched four police cars and drove an inadequate force of officers to retreat. 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Thomas Hicks, 27, also of 627 Chama SE, Apt. 1, admitted with gunshot wounds in stomach and legs, satisfactory condition. Tony Garcia, 13, of 1260 Third SW, head injury, held for observation. Raymond II c. r n e 31, newsman for KDEF, head cut caused by rock, treated and released. Eladio Rodriguez, 20, of 2222 Los Padillas SW, cut on hand, treated and vclcnscd. Robert Conlrcras, 20, of 2426 Merran SW, gunshot wound in thigh, treated and released. John Graff, 23, of 1402 Silver SE, gunshot wounds in left arm and left thigh, treated and released, returned and held for further treatment. Mark Braltey, 21, of 1612 Cagua NE, photographer for Albuquerque News, fractured ribs from beating, treated and released. Willie Emerson, 21, of 407 Arno SE, stab wounds in right shoulder, treated and released. William Ayze, 16, of 914 Walter SE, admitted for treatment of gunshot wound in elbow, satisfactory conditon. 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DAILY NEWS: Toronto Sets Additional Pix, Urbanworld MECCA Awards and McKnight Fellowships
by Eugene Hernandez, Matthew Ross and Brian Brooks/indieWIRE
>> Toronto Fest Sets Special Presentations Lineup, with Ponti, Ozon, Cesar, Miyazaki and Suleiman; Leigh, Kiarostami and Loach Also Tapped for Event
(indieWIRE: 07.17.02) -- A handful of premieres are set for the Toronto
International Film Festival's "Special Presentation" section, the Festival
announced yesterday. Among the international entries on hand for the
upcoming event include Edoardo Ponti's "Between Strangers," David Cesar's "Dirty Deeds," Elia Suleiman's "Divine Intervention," Hayao Miyazaki's "Spirited Away," and Francois Ozon's "8 Femmes."
Among other titles to be announced by organizers, according to a Variety
report, are Ken Loach's "Sweet Sixteen," Mike Leigh's "All or Nothing" and Abbas Kiarostami's "Ten." Other Fest films will be unveiled over the next few weeks, in advance of the complete lineup announcement next
month. The event runs September 5 to 14.
As reported in indieWIRE recently, the Festival will open with a screening
of Atom Egoyan's latest, "Ararat." Other notable films set to screen include
David Cronenberg's "Spider," Peter Kosminsky's "White Oleander," Brad Silberling's "Moonlight Mile," and Im Kwon Taek's "Chihwaseon." [Eugene Hernandez]
[For more information, visit: http://www.bell.ca/filmfest.]
>> Urbanworld Launches MECCA Awards
(indieWIRE: 07.17.02) -- The Urbanworld Film Foundation has announced plans
to launch a new event honoring minority entertainers. The event, which will
be called the MECCA Movie Awards, will be held on August 10 at the
Director's Guild of America New York location, prior to the closing night
screening of the sixth Urbanworld Film Festival.
"Now that the Urbanworld Film Festival has established itself as the largest
internationally competitive film festival of its kind, the MECCA Movie
Awards seems like a natural next step for us," said festival executive
producer Joy Huang. "It is our hope that the MECCA Movie Awards will further
the promising future of minority filmmaking by raising funds to provide
scholarships, year-round screenings and networking programs."
Inaugural recipients slated for this year's prizes are Ice Cube (acting
award), Kerry Washington (future of film award), Lee Daniels (visionary
award) and the cast and creative team of "Topdog/Underdog" (theatrical
excellence award). Other selected films will be judged by a panel of
industry professionals and will compete for grand jury awards in the
categories of best feature, best short, best director, and best screenplay.
The Festival's presenting sponsor, HBO, is host of the HBO Documentary
Competition, with the winner of the best documentary feature receiving a
cash prize of $5000, and the winner of the documentary short receiving a
cash prize of $2500. Urbanworld Film Festival attendees will also vote for
their favorite film to determine the audience award winner. [Matthew Ross]
>> IFP Minneapolis/Saint Paul Announces McKnight Screenwriting Fellowship Recipients
(indieWIRE: 07.17.02) -- IFP Minneapolis/Saint Paul announced that Steve
Larson and Ron Stover are the recipients of the organization's 2002 McKnight Screenwriting Fellowship awards, including a $25,000 prize presented by
writer-director John Sayles. The McKnight Screenwriting Fellowship
recognizes excellence and mastery in screenwriting based on a submitted
script, which is judged by luminaries from across the country. This year's
judges included Samantha Deane, VP develoment and co-founder of Studio
Notes, Shira Levin, former president of development at Scorcese's production
unit, Cappa Productions, and Steven Rubenstein, senior VP of development at Mace Neufeld Productions.
The Fellowship has become one of the most prestigious screenwriting
competitions in the Upper Midwest, and the cash prize is one of the largest
for screenwriting in the country. In addition to the money, the program
provides mentorship from industry professionals in New York and Los Angeles.
Both Larson and Stover will travel to New York City to attend the IFP Market
in late September.
Larson's "Beyond Duluth" is described by the organization as about a
self-absorbed teenage girl and a 40-year-old mute man "who drive
from St. Paul to Duluth so that Olivia can confront her boyfriend who is
dumping her." Stover's "Under a Kansas Sun" is about a man who finds himself
embroiled in a growing range war in the Colorado Territory two years
following the Civil War and asks a Lakota Sioux man to help him.
IFP Minneapolis/ St. Paul works to support and promote the work of
screenwriters, filmmakers, video makers and photographers in the Upper
Midewest. The McKnight Foundation supports mid-career artists in Minnesota
who have shown excellence in their artistic discipline. [Brian Brooks]
>> TUESDAY IN indieWIRE DAILY NEWS: DAILY NEWS: Avatar's Robin Lim Dies; Box-Office Numbers; Karlovy Winners; and Wellspring's "Carnage"
(indieWIRE: 07.16.02) -- Robin Lim, the president and co-founder of Avatar
Films, passed away recently. He died unexpectedly in New York at the age of
33; By all accounts, DreamWorks' successful release of Sam Mendes' "Road to
Perdition" affected this weekend's indie and specialty box-office. Attendance
was reportedly down at key venues. Czech director Peter Zelenka's "Year of
the Devil" was awarded the Crystal Globe prize at the 37th Karlovy Film
Festival. And, Wellspring Media has acquired U.S. rights to Delphine Gleize's
directorial debut "Carnage."


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