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many voters and reflect. This is a replication of Jack Nicholson's early in the year. As the putter I got from Brett Quigley and this is a designed by Bobby grace who's a friend of mine. Who's a veteran got thrown hard and keep yourJack Nicholson's early in the year. As the putter I got from Brett Quigley and this is a -- designed by Bobby grace who's a friend of mine. Who's a veteran got thrown hard and keep
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Oklahoma school districts face budget shortfalls
While teachers in Tulsa Public Schools are bracing for hundreds of layoffs before next year, Oklahoma City Superintendent Karl Springer said his district could be in "arguably one of the better financial positions in the state of Oklahoma." Comparing the finances of Oklahoma's two largest school districts is difficult at best. Both have struggled this year with multi-million dollar deficits in operating budgets that exceed $300 million. They have cut operations and economized. But while one district plans pink slips, the other has had few public discussions about the financial situation. Oklahoma City Schools Chief Financial Officer Scott Randall estimates an $8.6 million revenue shortfall this year. The district cut 25 percent of the central office and vehicle service center budgets, or approximately $1.25 million, and instituted a soft-hiring freeze. Rather than layoffs, furloughs or pay cuts, Oklahoma City plans to pull $10 million from the district's reserves to balance the 2010 budget, leaving the district with just over $10 million in reserve funds. "We've drawn down half of our excess reserves in one year," Board Member Steve Shafer said. "That's scary because historically Oklahoma is a late recession state. I think the possibility or potential is there that though nationally things appear to be stabilizing. The likelihood is that we haven't seen the worst of it." Tulsa Public Schools had a reserve fund this year of $7.4 million that can be used for general operating expenses and drew $500,000 of that to make up the deficit. The Tulsa School board voted to not fill or terminate 126 central office positions and 226 teaching positions for a savings of about $13 million in fiscal year 2011. Springer defended the decision to dip into reserves this year and next year as a necessary step to prevent setbacks in the education of children. "We have a carry-over because we know that there are going to be situations that are cyclical where the economy is going to be terrible and we need those funds to get through that," Springer said, adding that previous administrations should be applauded for the $20.6 million fund balance that is benefiting Oklahoma City today. Springer said even after using half of the funds, there should still be enough reserves to carry the district through 2011. "We can always cut, we can always do that. What we can't always do is undo the harm that is created when (we cut)," Springer said.
Preparing for worstSeveral school districts are prepping for the worst in the 2011-2012 fiscal year. Tulsa estimates it will face a budget deficit of at least $13 million that year. Putnam City's deficit is near $6 million, according to estimates from the district. Oklahoma City has declined to speculate on next year's revenue shortfall until numbers are released from the state in June. "I can say we are going to do everything we can to try to make it so our kids don't notice that there is a financial problem in our state," Springer said, adding that next year, state-mandated step-increases in pay may not be possible. Without those state-mandated raises, Oklahoma City would save about $5 million. "We are going to have to go through a year or two where we don't give any salary increases and we don't fill all of our positions," Springer said. "It's painful but it's something we have to do."


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So I'm brand new to this portion of the Star Wars costuming universe... I have a 501st Vader, and that was my first ever "real cosplay". But, now Im wanting something a little different. I've decided that I'd probably like to do a Jango Fett. I've always wanted a Prequel era costume, and he really has the coolest look.
Well, here's what I'm struggling with... I'm 6 feet tall. I know that this is the "technical" and "canon" height of Jango... but will it look weird in costume since Morrison is 5'8ish? I don't want to look like a giant dressed as Jango... just something I'm trying to figure out.
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While state-run lotteries do more harm than good, at least Washington remains committed to somewhat mitigating the damage. Washington's Lottery contributes a percentage of its revenue — roughly $300,000 annually in recent years — to a state program designed to combat gambling addiction. It also works with the Evergreen Council on Problem Gambling to provide a variety of services, according to Washington's Lottery official Arlen Harris.
The Oregon Lottery, on the other hand, is trying to straddle the absurdly thin line between "responsible gambling" and "problem gambling." The Oregon Lottery is pulling TV ads aimed at helping problem gamblers seek help; is withdrawing from the Oregon Council on Problem Gambling; and is preventing lottery officials from attending conferences on gambling addiction.
Those moves come in the wake of a convoluted ruling from the Oregon Department of Justice. The ruling, according to media reports, states that the Oregon Lottery can spend money on "responsible gambling" programs — an oxymoron if ever there was one — but not on helping problem gamblers.
All of which is a ridiculously complex maze that brings us back to an undeniable premise — states have no business being in the organized gambling racket. As columnist George Will noted in 1999: "Gambling has swiftly transformed from social disease into social policy. A generation ago, legalized gambling was rare and generally stigmatized." Now it is a trough from which nearly every state government receives its sustenance.
We all are much poorer for it.
As The Columbian wrote editorially in 2002: "Once upon a time, governments developed funding through the strongest of human attributes — a willingness to help our fellow citizens, to donate a little of what we have in order to support the common good. Now governments prey upon the worst of human nature, enticing the weakest among us to hand over money that, in many cases, we can ill afford to do without."
While nobody likes taxes, at least they propagate a sense of shared sacrifice rather than the notion that paying for services should be left to others.
For Fiscal Year 2012, Washington's Lottery, which was created in 1982, had more than $535 million in sales and paid out about $314 million in "winnings." That means there were more than $200 million in losses from players — although, unlike the big "winners," the losers never get paraded in front of the media.
Much of that — about $122 million in 2012 — goes to the Washington Opportunity Pathways Account, established in 2010 by the Legislature to support educational opportunities ranging from early education to financial aid for college students. That is a worthy use of lottery funds, an investment in the state's future, and yet the notion of a state lottery seems a roundabout manner for achieving that goal.
Along the way, state lotteries have served to undermine the work ethic in this nation. While the American Dream once required smarts and perseverance and dedication, now it requires nothing more than luck. We are taught that the road to success is paved with a lottery ticket — or a reality TV show, but that's a thought for another time — and that striking it rich depends upon the drawing of some random numbers or the vagaries of a scratch-off ticket.
Most people are able to handle the allure of lotteries without risking their retirement fund or the money for baby's new pair of shoes. But for those who aren't, Washington is right to provide services to help with gambling addiction. Considering the damage created by state lotteries, it's the least they can do.


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Simple Summer Salad Recipe
Although my family is not big on salads, they love this version resembling seven-layer salad. We especially enjoy it on summer days when it's too hot to eat a really big meal. - Carol Stone, Rankin, Illinois
- 1 pound ground beef
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- 1 small onion, chopped
- 4 hard-cooked eggs, chopped
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- 1. In a skillet, cook beef over medium heat until no longer pink; drain. Cool for 5 minutes. In a large bowl, toss the lettuce, cheese, tomato, onion, eggs and beef. Add mayonnaise, salt and pepper; toss to coat. Serve immediately. Yield: 12 servings.
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Special SauceWith a nod to the 'Big Easy', this trumpet feature can add a dash of jazzy elegance from days gone by. Great for food-oriented productions or vacation footage.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/BS02HC_200.jpgSingle53508-ST$ 39.9553508-EX$ 59.9553508-W$ 149.95Instrument: Jazz Combo, Clarinet, Trumpet, Instrumental Emotions: Happy, Carefree, Leisurely, Light, Old-Fashioned, Relaxed, Fun, Upbeat Genre: Nostalgic, Jazz Production Types: Cooking, Biography, Home Videos
Special Sauce from the album Home Cooking
Just Old-FashionedClass up the joint with tasty trumpet on this casual swinging selection. Ideal for inviting visuals of recipes in the making, and smiling faces.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/BS02HC_200.jpgSingle53503-ST$ 39.9553503-EX$ 59.9553503-W$ 149.95Instrument: Jazz Combo, Clarinet, Trumpet, Instrumental Emotions: Happy, Carefree, Leisurely, Light, Old-Fashioned, Relaxed, Soothing, Fun, Upbeat Genre: Nostalgic, Jazz Production Types: Cooking, Biography, Home Videos
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Rest & RelaxationLaid-back with some fun intentions, this cool trumpet feature is looking for a good time. Great for easy-going vacation or leisure scenes.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/strataQS_200.jpgSingle56809-ST$ 39.9556809-EX$ 59.9556809-W$ 149.95Instrument: Trumpet, Instrumental Emotions: Positive, Leisurely, Relaxed, Quiet, Soft Genre: Themes, Smooth Jazz, Lyrical, Jazz Production Types: Background
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Best Of TimesSlow and sultry, this trumpet feature takes its time and establishes an intimate mood. Great for scenes of romantic night life.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/strataQS_200.jpgSingle56802-ST$ 39.9556802-EX$ 59.9556802-W$ 149.95Instrument: Trumpet, Instrumental Emotions: Atmospheric, Ethereal, Leisurely, Reflective, Sensual, Quiet, Soft Genre: Themes, Smooth Jazz, Lyrical, Jazz Production Types: Background
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Beach BreezeA calm and soothing backdrop, perfect for scenes of relaxation on the beach at sunset. Features trumpet.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/strataTL_200.jpgSingle54202-ST$ 39.9554202-EX$ 59.9554202-W$ 149.95Instrument: Harmonica, Trumpet, Instrumental Emotions: Gentle, Leisurely, Reflective, Relaxed, Mellow Genre: Themes, Smooth Jazz, Jazz, Latin American, Latin Production Types: Travel, Home Videos, Spoken Word/Narration
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Drift AwaySparkling and gleaming, this cool groove fits the bill for any relaxing project. Features smooth trumpet.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/BS07SG_200.jpgSingle53703-ST$ 39.9553703-EX$ 59.9553703-W$ 149.95Instrument: Trumpet, Instrumental Emotions: Sleek, Cool, Atmospheric, Ethereal, Gentle, Leisurely, Relaxed, Serene, Mellow, Quiet, Soft Genre: Themes, Smooth Jazz, Downtempo, Urban Production Types: Spoken Word/Narration
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After The RainEasy, free and mellow, this trumpet and sax duet is made for a laid back, romantic evening. Airy, and full of rich possibilities for subtle visual expressions.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/strataAJ_200.jpgSingle52801-ST$ 39.9552801-EX$ 59.9552801-W$ 149.95Instrument: Jazz Combo, Saxophone, Trumpet, Acoustic, Instrumental Emotions: Cool, Atmospheric, Calm, Lazy, Leisurely, Relaxed, Smoky, Sultry, Sexy, Mellow, Quiet, Soft Genre: Themes, Jazz, Ballad, Lyrical, Indie Production Types: Indie Film, Short Film, Biography, Background
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Julie's PlaceSlide into a candlelit booth and dig the sounds of this jazz quintet going to work. A smokey track full of swingin' solos, perfect for all scenes that need a classy boost. Features muted trumpet, piano and vibes.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/strata_cover_100.jpgSingle50106-ST$ 39.9550106-EX$ 59.9550106-W$ 149.95Instrument: Jazz Combo, Trumpet, Instrumental Emotions: Cool, Leisurely, Relaxed, Bluesy Genre: Jazz Production Types: Background
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Speak EasySo swanky, so slinky. Big smiles await this old-timey strut, packed with tipsy trumpet and bouncy banjo.https://www.smartsound.com/producer/images/ps20_200.jpgSingle32015-ST$ 39.9532015-EX$ 59.9532015-W$ 149.95Instrument: Dixie Band, Trumpet, Instrumental Emotions: Comical, Lazy, Leisurely, Old-Fashioned, Smoky, Bluesy, Fun Genre: Nostalgic, Jazz Production Types: Animation, Comedy, Home Videos
Speak Easy from the album Comical / Fun / Novelty (PS20)
Empty StreetsThis smoky jazz combo plays to an empty barroom, with the exception of a lone soul sipping his final drink. Features muted trumpet.https://www.smartsound.com/music/images/lovestories.jpgSingle4506-ST$ 39.954506-EX$ 59.954506-W$ 149.95Instrument: Jazz Combo, Trumpet, Acoustic, Instrumental Emotions: Cool, Atmospheric, Lazy, Leisurely, Melancholy, Reflective, Smoky, Somber, Bluesy Genre: Jazz, Ballad Production Types: Tribute/Memorial, Background
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Bad Neighbors Distributed Islamophobic Fliers in a Bensonhurst Apartment Complex
That's not very neighborly.
Muslims living in Bensonhurst's diverse Shore Haven apartment complex seem to have some rather lousy neighbors. Residents of the 1,343-unit development came across fliers telling Muslims to leave the country, and informing them that they are "terrorists and bastards." The fliers, written in all caps, underlined, and making heavy use of exclamation points, also accused Muslims of being the "second Holocaust" and featured the image of a woman in a full face veil with a strike through it. Apparently some people think that's how you wish others a happy Eid.
Leaflets left in an apartment building in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn. #takeonhate pic.twitter.com/zSO9VA7c2Z— TAKE ON HATE (@takeonhate) July 29, 2014
There are 32 buildings in the Shore Haven complex, and these fliers were reportedly found in at least three of them. And for some residents, it's not an easy thing to just brush off. "It makes me feel bad," Youssry Elraey told CBS News. "I'm a Muslim anyway. And it makes me feel bad, especially when I didn't do anything wrong. I didn't hurt nobody, and 'Muslim' means 'peace.'"
Councilmember Mark Treyger, in whose district the incident occurred, spoke out against the fliers, saying, "A hate crime against one group is a hate crime against us all, so we're going to actually double down on uniting as one neighborhood to reject this act of hatred and intolerance." Mayor Bill de Blasio, newly back from his Italian vacation, called the leaflets a "stain on our collective conscience."
The fliers have been reported to the NYPD's hate crimes unit, which is on the case.


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At a fundraiser for Operation Eyesight hosted by 22 Vancouver law firms, Canadian ultra-marathon Guinness World Record holder Norma Bastidas shared experiences during her recent 777 Run for Sight -- a series of seven ultra-marathon races on seven continents in seven months. Bastidas earned $45,000, and the law firms contributed $26,000, for Operation Eyesight. Bastidas also announced her next goal for Operation Eyesight: to climb the seven highest mountains on each continent in record breaking time.
The Vancouver Police Union Charitable Foundation donated $10,000 to Family Services of Greater Vancouver's Respect, Safety, and Violence Prevention Program as part of its commitment to prevent child abuse and help children at risk.
The Richmond Hospital Foundation's Chinese-Canadian Telethon/Radiothon -- broadcasted through Fairchild Radio, CHMB, Talentvision and Fairchild Television -- raised $230,000 in support of Richmond Hospital's Emergency Campaign. (radiothon)
Ridge Meadows Hospital Foundation received $17,000, and the Ridge Meadows Hospice Society received $3,800, from Branch 88 Maple Ridge Ladies Auxiliary.
KidStart receives $1,000 from Vancouver Regional Construction Association Under 35 Group.
Southlands Riding Club and the Kids Helping Kids Foundation each donated $2, 200 to the Children's Foundation to fund therapeutic horseback riding lessons.
MLA VIcki Huntington and 450 supporters raised $16,000 for B.C. Guide Dog Services.
Students throughout the Lower Mainland, Fraser Valley and Kitimat are benefiting from Envision Financial's $100,000 Educational Partnerships Program for literacy, social responsibility, healthy living and green initiatives programs in schools.
Vancouver Opera celebrated its 50th anniversary with a Golden Anniversary Concert and Gala. Scotiabank Group sponsored the event at the Diamond level with a record contribution for a VO special event. Martha Lou Henley sponsored the event at the gold level, and Couverdon sponsored the event at the crystal level. TD Canada Trust, Westport Innovations, British Columbia Lottery Corporation and McCarthy Tetrault also sponsored the event.
The Buddhist Compassion Relief Tzu Chi Foundation, Canada has donated $31,141 to Surrey Memorial Hospital's Emergency Centre Campaign.
Laurie Baker received the Lifetime Achievement Award at the annual Lieutenant Governor's Awards for Public Safety. The award was given to recognize Baker's 20 years of ICBC work, where she has helmed B.C.'s innovative road safety initiatives.
The fourth annual Prêt A Pour Tea event at Season's in the Park raised $15,000 for Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation.
The Canadian Institutes of Health Research has honoured the B.C. Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS with this year's $100,000 Knowledge Translation Award.
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Issue date: Monday, October 14, 1957
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Kingsport News (Newspaper) - October 14, 1957, Kingsport, Tennessee
Attend Hospital-Chest Mass Meeting Tonight Deathless Days City County 59 Slow up here and show up there. KING SPORT NEWS VOL. 85 KINGSPORT, TENN., MONDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1957 Pkom CIrcl. 8 PAGES, 5 CENTS The Weather IKIUJ little warmer. Tuesday partly cloudy and a Uttle mild. sunny and a little warmer today. Tuesday fair and mild. E. II. Medcrauer Hugh Dulaney Fund Drive Is Two-Fold Tonight citizens of Kingsport will gather at the -Civic Auditoriui: (or Ihc traditional Community Chest Mass Meeting. This year the annual campaign Is two-fold. It will raise fo an expansion program at, the Holston Valley Community Hospita and lor the Chest agencies. Prior to Uie Hospital-Chest mass meeting early arrivals will b entertained by. a concert by tl: Dobyns-Bennett High Scho Drive Teams Are Listed EGYPT'S UNITS IN SYRIA Rocket Shell Is Watched Sputnik's Companion Is Stealing Show Late Col. Palmer Praised At Dedication Of Center WASHINGTON, Oct. 13 OP Sputnik's rocket companion stole the show today with a brilliant per- formance for amateur skywatch ers and qualified for possible top billing on the scientific stage too. "I rather think we'll learn more for a while from observing the rocket than the satellite said a spokesman for the Nava Research Laboratory's Projec Vanguard, center of U.S. satellite efforts. The rocket, which went into an earth-circling orbit of its own while giving Sputnik its final boos ____ ______ Into space, Is now believed bj Dobyns-Bcnnctt High School scientists to be loslni that would end with its burning under the direction of Paul Ar- altitude In the first stages nf a fa] ringlon. T. M. Divine, drive chairman, says preliminary work of the campaign is completed. "We have done all we know to do to put the story before all the up like a meteorite in the earth's atmosphere. "We know It Is losing altitude." the spokesman said, but added plunge will come people. We think most of the people: that whether the t of this area are aware of basic facts. "We have made plans to see to It that cvervone who earns a llv- months has not The following is list of Hospi fnl-Communlly Chest Campaigning In Kmgsport has an opportu teams: (The first listed name In nity to fulfill his duty as a Divine said. Teams Organized He said approximately 200 men have been teams to do tion. yet been calculated. Sputnik Itself showed up apparently right on schedule. Dr. .lohn P. Hagen, Vanguard direc- tor. has said that the satellite will maintain a fixed orbit and staj' up the actual a year or more. The burnl-out rocket remnant. less dense than the tightly packed satellite, is believed to be more each division Is team chairman.) E Weber, and members of Bar Association. AUTO and AUTO SITPLIKS Hobert Looncy, MnlUiew C. A. Whiltaker. E jj Niederauer will serve as! in Ihe extremely rarefied atmos-jfi-om many BASKS and coordinator for the induslriaMpherc where the two bodies are imonies. Woodard. J B. Catron, William learns. Hugh Dulaney will serve! orbiting. In the same capacity lor the down-j And tho ilRntweight satellite equipped with miniature Instru Hundreds See Event Crippled Children's Center Opened "Good neighbor of Kingsport and good neighbor of was one of many tributes paid to mem- ory of the late Colonel E. W. Palm- er at the dedication of the Palmer Memorial Center for Crippled Chil- dren Sunday afternoon. This tribute came from Earl Schenck Miers, American author of books dealing with the Civil War period of American history and long a personal friend of the late Colonel Palmer. Miers was one of several speak- ers at the dedication ceremonies, held on the grounds of the new Center. Several hundred citizens of Kings- port and the surrounding area joined with members of the Ten- nessee Society lor Crippled Chil- subject to frictional slowing down dren and Adults, Inc., and visitors points at the cere- town teams. Both say they have complete teams to cover every part of ness and industry. "There is a fine spirit of en- thusiasm among the team mem- they repprt. The distributing and collecting pledge cards start Marsh, William A. Slcln. BEAUTY and RAlinER SHOPS Sutton, Coy Meadc, E. R. Medlln. CHAIN P. Williams, W. E. Gardner, A. D. Leachman, Wayne Powell, E. R. Elkins. CONSTRUCTION and ALLIF.ri Cassel, B. O. Rlpley, Harry Steaiiman, Charles McNe'ill. William C. Lady, Dr. Frank J. Buckles. Dr. James B. Elliott, Dr. J. Robert Hodge. Dr. W. P. Johnson. DRUG STORES-R. R. Ross, George Armour. FURNITURE and APPLIANCES Gillette, Kenneth Bingham, Divine explained there is an Olen Pierce, John Gruber, Bige! error in the fact sheet which will Shell. J. W. Arnold, Pete Peters. I be distributed. The error shows Isley, member- the total cost of the expansion to which the United sates Philip Farnham, chairman of Palmer Memorial Committee, which undertook the memorial project shortly after the death of plans to send up is believed likely colonel Palmer in November, 1953, early Tuesday morning, they said. Final Briefinfr Before tonight's mass meeting the teams wiil meet for a briefing. They will instructions and their pledge cards, campaign material and literature. They will then attend the mass meeting In a group. behave more like the rocket than like Sputnik. While the Naval Laboratory wouldn't discuss this aspect of the rocket study, other scientific sources said that obviously all pos- sible Information about what hap- pens to the Russian rocket when final re-enters will be of the dense atmosphere absorbing interest to receive last minute I u-s- technicians trying to develop receive last minute intprcontmental balljstic mis. sile weapon. ship of Junior Chamber of Com- merce. INSURANCE and RF.AI. ESTATE J. T. Parker. F. E. McGlaughon, John Wimberly, Val Edwards. LAUNDRIES and Hiram Wall, H. K. F. Mire. MANUFACTURERS, SMALL William Lacy, Albert Lowe, Miles Ellis. L. F. Kent, E. E. White, James B. Tubbs, Watson O. Guy, W. Kirk Allen. W. M. Schotanus, L. Palmer Young. Gib- son Davis, Henry- Atkins, Carl H. Bates. Pitscr M. Lyons HI, W. Paul Hall. MOTELS and Sidney Miller. ..lames Miller. PROFESSIONAL SERVICES Harry P. Mills, Frank Rule, Raleigh Hampton, Stewart Mc- Corkle, James H. Page. Howard Poston, Walter Allen, Gorden Ket- tering. M a c k Ray Fred Barter. W. P. Major. RETAIL Downtown E. M. Keilly. Ralph Grant. Joe Williams. Ka'rl Ketron. Bob Beck Carl Slabbeikorn, Jess Godwin Queen Tells Canadians and reason for the com-! f campaign and the yardsticks; JL ie among the items explain- I be The correct figure SI. Community Chest budgets, over- 1 go: bined c: be ed at tonight's meeting. The amount needed for the uspital is To this is add- ed in State and Federal 'unds: Ford Foundation, reserve from previous hospital campaign. and funds from depreciation and reserves accounts, A total of New directors for the Commu- nity Chest will be elected at the mass meeting. Moonshiners Are Raided Several moonshiners in the OTTAWA. Oct. 13 I.T1 Queen Elizabeth n told Canadians to- nishl. in her first live television speech she hopes to come see them again in two years, and per- haps bring her two children ior a visit. In English and French, the 31- year-old Queen thanked the people for their hospitality on her visit in 1951 as a princess, apologized for staying only four days this time, and said she hopes she will be back in 1959 (or the St. Law- rence Seaway opening. "We hope." she said, including her husband Prince Philip who is with her now. "we hope that one day we shall be able to bring our children here." Her visit in 1959 will be more presided at yesterday's event, open- t by an invocation given by Dr. E. Gibson Davis. Keys to the new Palmer Me- morial Center ware presented by D. S. Sample, chairman of the. Palmer Memorial Campaign Fund, on behalf of 2.600 donors, to Usif Haney. president of Tennessee- Virginia Cerebral Palsy Center, Inc. Children receiving treatment at training at the Cerebral Palsy Cen- ter are now permanently housed ill the new building. It was designed by William H. Wallace, A. I. A. and built entire- ly from funds contributed volun- tarily by area citizens and friends of Colonel Palmer throughout the nation. James C. Write, Tennessee East- mnn Co. president, paid tribute to Colonel Palmer as a successful in- dustrial leader. The Rev. Leicester F. Kent lauded him as a religious man In the dedicatory prayer. Singing the Lord's Prayer by Bar- bara Jean Shoemaker, iflST gradu- ate of Tennessee-Virginia Cerebral Palsy Center, now a student at Mll- ligan College, closed the outdoor ceremonies. Highlight of the entire program was the talk by Miers, who was presented by Walter F. Smith, pres- ident of Kingsport Press and long time associate of Colonel Palmer. "Nature cannot again produce one like him." the tribute once paid Leonardo da Vinci by one of the artist's favorite pupils, was quoted by Miers in reference to Colonel Palmer. "For many years as president of THERAPIST SHOWS CON- NIE SUE on the arms of her father, HAROLD SPARKS Sr., is absorbed in watching physical therapist, VIOLET POGORZELSKI, "administer theraphy on doll HAROLD Jr., 7, also shares his sister's interest. Magistrates In Hawkins Face Problem ROGERSVILLE. Oct. 13 istrates are expected to attack the problem of rapidly diminishing funds when Hawkins County Court meets in regular quarterly session here Monday. County Judge John K. Williams, of Surgoinsville, said last week that a plan to revise property tax as- sessments in the county would "probably" be introduced during Monday's meetinc. Conservative county officials had estimated property reassessment would net the, county from S30.000 East Germany Pulls Fast One On Currency Change BERLIN, Oct. 13 a protest to the Russians nist East Germany sealed off itsUjrainst what they regarded as a people from the outside world to-1 violation of the four-power occn- day while it pushed through a blitz pation accord on free German currency changeover that cost the traffic wil to SSO.OOO revenue. annually in increased Blairs Gap section of business Sundav were out out extensive, she said. Her present the National Society for Crippled, stay, confined to Ottawa, ends! Children and Adults, and for many] ments' Tax Assessor James Ferrell has stated that reassessment is the only answer to properly tax problems in the county. He said that his office flooded with com- the annual assess- is continually plaints about as officers raided and captured four stills. Sullivan County Constable J. F. Crawford said the four stills were Wednesday when she goes to the United States. "In 1959 I am hoping to be pros- Hay wood Modlin. J. H. Harrison Jr.. Jack VaUThn. RETAIL STORES. Solan Campbell, P. T. Nottinphr.m, C. E. Sanciidne. Sieve Becker. Bon Caiv- er. Frank Berl Ogle. George i all located in the loth District'of ent when the St. Lawrence Sea- Sullivan County, mile radius in about a is opened." she explained, I "and then i hope to take that The stills were described as twojcnance to travd more and two of (he copper across the country." The officer said no arrests The Queen did not ignore Cana- years more as the Society's first I beloved president en elder stateman. Colo exerted an influence upon Ameri- can life that no sound social his- torian of our times properly should the noted author and his- torian said. "The National Society was a small, scattered and somewhat However. Ferrell has asked for 'and a per monih incrcasc in his lone Palmer salary thn Projral is lonei rainier sMary js month_ Reassessment project was first West millions. In a surprise broadcast at a.m. Prime Minister Otto Grote- ordered the 1 million East Germans to surrender their mon- ey for the new currency before police and officials p.m. Communist immediately began herding sleepy-eyed citizens to emereency conversion centers In banks, schools, factories and restaurants to get the new bills at the ex- change rate of one for one. Each citizen was allowed cash for what he surrendered, up to 300 S16 at the Western exchange rate. The Reds promised the balance could be drawn from banks starting next Saturday. Western experts said this will give the Stalinist regime a de- tailed accounting of the money held by each citizen and open the way for a new squeeze on what voiced during the special session of i little private business remains. the court on Aug. 5, but no action] The old East German currency thin Berlin and on the autobahn link to West Germany. Travel is expected to return to normal tomorrow. In his broadcast the East Ger- man Premier charged that East marks had been hoarded in West Germany and West Berlin for cur- rency speculation and for the fi nancing of espionage organiza tions. Grotewohl said the conver- sion would make these holding! worthless. Millions of East marks have piled up in the hands of West Ber- lin and West German banks, open market exchange offices, business- men, speculators and various of- ficial agencies. Middle East Tension Up Air Force, Navy Cover Landing DAMASCUS, Oct. 13 ian troops landed In Syria today or the first lime In modern his- ory to reinforce this country's defense against aggression from ny direction, a communique nounced. The joint Syrian-Egyptian Com- mand here said the Egyptians dis- embarked at the Mediterranean port of Latakia. The number and destination of he troops was not Riven. The Egyptian Middle East News Agen- cy reported In a Cairo dispatch :hat they landed under cover of Egyptian naval units and planes of both nations. The- Egyptian reinforcements were viewed here as connected with mounting Turkish-Syrian bor- der tension. Informed Egyptian sources said specialists and technicians from Egypt were already on hand. They reported these men had been flown in since mid-September. Armed forces of both Egypt and Syria, long closely allied, get their arms from the Soviet bloc. The common source of their weapons and ammunition should simplify their supply situation In any joint operations. (There was no Immediate com- ment in Washington from the Slate Department on develop- nenls. (The U.S. 6th Fleet Is In the .lecliterranean on training exer- cises. When trouble developed in Jordan last May the fleet was sent into the eastern Mediterra- nean to exert a calming Influence on the Middle East. There was no indication whether it might be re- deployed in the light of today's developments.) Both Syrian and Egyptian air squadrons, which fitted out with Soviet planes, gave the Egyptian naval units air cover on their way from Egypt to Syria, the communique said. It added that the Egyptian na- val units will begin "a "formal vis- it" in the Syrian port Monday. The move was taken under the two countries' mutual defense agreement which provides for joint military action in the face of aggression or the threat of aggres- sion against either country. Syria's Army Chief of staff Maj. Gen. Afif Bizry and Intelli- gence Chief Lt. col. Abdul Hamid Serraj went to Cairo early in Sep- tember to discuss strengthening the pact. Afterward Bizry an- nminred that joint plans for any contingency had been developed and said the armed forces of the two countries were considered a single unit, under Egyptian com- mand. The Moscow radio said that So- viet Vice Adm. V. F. Kotov had :alks in Damascus with Bizry and Serraj while a Soviet naval squad- ron was visiting Syria late last month. From a military viewpoint Egyptian units would be of little help against such a strong power as Turkey. But the move indicates readiness to active the Syrian- Egyptian joint command in case of renewed hostilities with Israel. The situation has been marked by rough lalk from both Washing- ton and Moscow. U. S. Secretary of State Dulles told the world the Over The Coffee Cup was taken at that time. It was sug-j issue of about five billion mark gcsted that the plan be made a part j became valueless except for of a school bonds issue coins and bills up to one mark, (stores these davs. 1 As Red police and I United States would defend Tur- key against any aggression. Ni- kita Khrushchev, Soviet strong man, announced the Soviet Union will defend Syria against any at- tack. The joint military command is also supposed to include the array of Saudi Arabia, all under By BILL FREEHOFF tlan Armv Commander Gen. Ab- Napkin rings, del Hakim Amer. That's a slow mover in Jewelry! TV interview before the 600 da's industrial advances and eco-l Todd. TRANSPORTATION William King. Roy Moore. Paul Bellamy. UTILITIES and COMMUNICA- Miller, John Wil- son. Clarence Bryan. MrCon- r.ell. Howard Pridcmore. Claude Ovcrbay, Gene Lockhartt Paul Gentry, Kenneth Wright. Ralph Kintr. J. White. J. D. Blackburn, S. R. Shriver. Lee Davis. George Peters. Bob Neeley, Counterspy Morros Tells Of Luck That Saved Him By F.PMONn LEBRKTON WASHINGTON. Oct. 13 i.T> Counterspy Boris Morros says a chance decision-to catch a plane instead of a train saved him from kidnaping by Soviet agents And he says he has since learned the kidnap squad was waiting in Vienna. the credit to the staff and the trained and I am willing to meet the Colonel half way. From year to ycnr the staff grew better, the number of trained professionals increased be- cause the 'darn old businessman' insisted they must." Open house for visitors continues through today at .the new Palmer Memorial Center, with members of Illicit irjui 11 West Berlin. Pedestrians enteritis! Linen napkins are still used for! East Berlin from the West wereilormal dinners, of course, but not! picked up by police or questioned with napkin napkins are! Tne House Committee on Un-lthe Civinette Club serving as spe- American Activities made avail- able records of some of the inter- views Its staff members had with cial hostesses, although visitors are always welcome during regular A 15-month-old girl was rclcas-i ed from Ihe hospital hist night! after receiving emergency treat-1 ment for an over-dose of baby! aspirin. Dcbra Bear, 2116 W. Sullivan, was received at Holston Valley Community Hospital at p.m. jand searched on the Western officials met to consld- washed after the dinner Is Sighted Sessions of the annual meeting of John Poieat. Sam Anderson Jr.. ,innllv Ol his 10.vear William Prat-man. jMorros fM he a sin-! 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"I read the summation of what happened in Huffington Post and those places," he said. "If I had not been there I would have been infuriated, too, because they're not telling the entire story of what happened."
Smith, 55, was brought in by the Tea Party Patriots to deliver a talk entitled "Trump The Race Card: Are You Sick And Tired Of Being Called A Racist When You Know You're Not One?" He travels the country selling books and lecturing audiences on how to turn black voters into "Frederick Douglass Republicansâ¢."
He accurately noted that Scott Terry, the person who asked Smith why Frederick Douglass forgave his former master for "giving him shelter and food," was greeted with a shocked response from many attendees -- not applause or cheers. But Terry and his companion, Matthew Heimbach, both of whom are associated with white nationalist movements, weren't removed either. And several attendees expressed sympathy with their grievances about oppression against whites if not their take on slavery.
"I think if it lasted a little longer they would have been kicked out, but it didn't last much longer after that," he said. "I couldn't see the back of [Heimbach's] shirt, which had a Confederate flag. If that's the case we need to be watchful of that kind of stuff."
Despite Smith's apparent shock at the pair's take on the Old South, he released a statement after the event assuring the press that he and Terry "left as friends" after he sold him a copy of his book, "Frederick Douglass Republicans." According to Smith, their conversation began when he made note of Terry's approving reference at the panel to a famous quote by Booker T. Washington on segregation from 1895: "In all things purely social we can be as separate as the fingers, yet one as the hand in all things essential to mutual progress."
"We told him Washington was heavily influenced by Douglass -- in fact he wrote a biography on Douglass," Smith said. "He said I didn't know that. We elaborated more and Terry said 'I can buy into that, I like that.' Well he, in turn, buys my book."
Smith added he had never seen a Confederate flag at a tea party event and felt reporters had conspired to put the worst face on the event.
"After the whole thing transpired I talked to a couple of those left wing reporters and I asked them, 'OK, putting the one incident aside, what do you think about the message we're sharing?'" he said. "They'd only talk off record: 'I can't report what you talked about, it's too positive. I was sent to write a negative story.' You got to be kidding me."
He added: "It reminds me of the Malcolm X quote: 'The media's the most powerful entity on earth. They have the power to make the innocent guilty and to make the guilty innocent.'"
So what is Smith's actual case to tea party activists? It mostly centers around an extremely generous interpretation of the last 200 years of partisan politics.
According to Smith, while he grew up as a churchgoing conservative in Alabama and, as a member of the Army, a strong believer in national security, he voted Democrat until he was 40 because he believed Republicans were racist.
"Then I started reading about Douglass and my curiosity was 'Why was he a Republican when Republicans are racist?'" he said. "On my own, I read his writing and saw his essays going back -- I said 'Wait a minute this was not what I was told to believe!"
Smith's lectures focus almost entirely on how, during the Civil War and through the Jim Crow era, Democrats were the Southern party of white supremacy while Republicans, especially Abraham Lincoln, fought for progress instead. On Friday, Smith derided modern Democrats as the historical descendants of the KKK. Remarks like those prompted shocked pushback from a progressive black radio host in attendance, Kim Brown (much to Smith's annoyance), who after several brief interjections was shouted down by the audience while trying to ask them whether it's important to condemn racism within their party.
Needless to say, the obvious question this raises is the one Brown was getting at: If Republicans are the party of Lincoln, then why did black voters overwhelmingly abandon them over the last 50 years? And does it have anything to do with the reasons white southerners fled the Democratic Party in droves during the same period? In other words, if the Confederacy's spiritual descendants are Democrats, then why are their biological descendants voting Republican?
There's not really a lot of mystery here for historians: Democrats, led by Presidents John Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson, championed civil rights legislation and integration, leaving an opening for the GOP, led by President Richard Nixon, to adopt a race-baiting strategy that drew in disaffected segregationists. This is an uncontroversial enough take on events that the chairman of the RNC himself apologized on behalf of his party for Nixon's "Southern strategy" at a 2005 speech to the NAACP.
Smith backs off a little bit when asked how he handles this common complaint. The real lesson is -- to quote Some Like It Hot -- nobody's perfect.
"When you break the history down of Nixon's 'Southern strategy,' the point is there is no political party that's perfect," he said. "Back in 1870 when they ended Reconstruction, the Republicans joined forces with the Democrats and that was wrong. And, of course, Democrats have a longer history of being anti-black than the GOP. So there's no perfect political party even today."
By contrast, "what [Democrats are] saying is all the racism that exists in politics is now in the Republican Party. That doesn't even make sense."
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Inspired by Beanz to get out and climb with the temps here in Central Pennsylvania being in the 40s on Saturday I went out for some single track climbing (although only about 1500 foot in elevation, nothing close to the 10,000 ft climbs in Cali) and to try out some trails I haven't ridden on yet. Got rid of my Cabin Fever
Little did I know this new trail I was looking for was a bit of a climb as well.
Where I have been...
Where I am going (into the Bat cave?)
Halfway there I guess. I was taking a different way to my favorite single track climb and was somewhat rewarded with some of the views that popped up from time to time through the trees although this pic doesn't quite do it justice.
Finally found my favorite single track climbing trail. This is the easy part as it gets technical a little further up. The higher I went the more snow was still on the ground.
About three quarters the way up the single track dumps out into a clearing for a gas line that makes its way through the forest. My destination was the top of that ridge. The view down into the valley on the other side is amazing. It looks down into Big Valley over the town of Belleville, PA which is a main area for the Amish community. However, I was running out of daylight and had to turn back before getting there.
This is where I was in the clearing for the gas line when I took the above picture. The 2 ridges meet at the end of the climb.
The end of my climbing for the day. Had to make it back to the car by sunset.
Bombing back down the climb was a blast. I always forget to try to take a pic of me and my bike. Next time.
Thanks Beanz for the inspiration to get out and climb last week. I was able to shake the Cabin Fever and embrace the climb!! Almost forgot how much fun climbing was!!


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PARIS – Maybe, just maybe, Rafael Nadal was a tad vulnerable, the thinking went before this French Open.
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"Rafael," fellow Spaniard Ferrer said, "is always the favorite."
Nadal certainly looked the part in the fourth round Monday, when he won 18 points in a row during one stretch en route to beating 83rd-ranked Dusan Lajovic of Serbia 6-1, 6-2, 6-1 for a record 32nd consecutive victory at the French Open. That surpassed Nadal's own mark of 31 and moved him a step closer to a fifth straight title in Paris.
The No. 1-ranked Nadal, who is 63-1 for his career at the tournament, has won all 12 sets he has played in Paris in 2014, dropping a total of 23 games. He was asked whether he would have preferred a more taxing encounter.
"You never know what's better," replied Nadal, whose audience at Court Philippe Chatrier included musician Prince. "But, in theory, the theory says that it's better (to) win like this than win longer matches."
And his back? The one that flummoxed him during a loss in the Australian Open final in January, and then acted up Saturday, leading to an average first serve of 102 mph and top speed of 114 mph? It didn't appear to be as much of an issue against Lajovic: Nadal averaged 107 mph, with a high of 119 mph.
"My back can be pretty unpredictable," said Nadal, who wore thick vertical strips of athletic tape under his shirt. "I'm not lying."
Next Nadal takes on No. 5 Ferrer, who eliminated No. 19 Kevin Anderson of South Africa 6-3, 6-3, 6-7 (5-7), 6-1.
Last year's French Open final is one of 21 losses for Ferrer in 27 matches against Nadal. But Ferrer won their most recent meeting in straight sets, on April 18 at the Monte Carlo Masters.
"Tactically, I will have to be perfect," Ferrer said. "I hope that I will instill some doubts in Rafa's mind, but if we play at our best level, both of us, he will be a better player."
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We are disgusted with the nonsensical �motto� for which we paid $85,900 to �brand� our great little city. It has zero marketing appeal. We desperately do need to market New Bern, business demands it.
Marketing is not understood here, just look at the struggling Tryon Palace and NC History Center.
Wonderful, unique assets; few in the eastern US know anything about them.
Bob (Bartram) has been a realtor here for 22 years and a dozen years ago, he used a motto for New Bern on his website that paid off hugely in visitors coming to �check us out.� We are happy to donate it to the city.
�New Bern: America�s Front Porch!�
With this motto, one gets a visual picture, an important rule taught in Marketing 101. It imparts a welcoming sign to newcomers, and the advertisement possibilities are limitless. Our porches, especially in the Historic Districts, are gorgeous. Compare that to the $85,900 we wasted on �Everything Comes Together Here.� Why would you drive here to experience that? How is it illustrated? Yuck.
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Trying to get a handle on the Russian film industry is like unwinding Winston Churchill's "riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma"; you never seem to figure it out. There's much money, and various power players, led by the president himself, Vladimir Putin, who has puts a chill on the film community by saying that he admires Hollywood's Hays Code and feels Russia should represent itself and the caucuses more positively to the rest of the world.
His acolyte, wealthy businessman//filmmaker Mikhalkov, who owns hotels, a production company and heads one of two rival filmmaker unions, has taken up the cause as well, and some suspected that he was behind the Letter of 61, a missive sent to him by a group of 61 anonymous film students, as reported on June 26 in Izvestia, which was read during a roundtable at the Moscow House of Cinema. A Russian journalist provided the translation from the Izvestia excerpt and quotes below:
"Lately we've come to believe the witnesses of friends which are obvious in our educational and festival structures which are instructional in the distribution of films which are propagating amorality and kitsch and they produce disgust for our cinema, for our people and all the Motherland. The organizers of our leading student and youth film festivals while selecting films and putting together programs prefer this kind of film."
Why so anonymous? "Because we would be eaten alive," one of the students told Mikhalkov.
"They didn't sign because they would be turned to dust by irony and sarcasm," Mikhalkov said. "Now we are in this situation where the ministry of culture should be equal to the ministry of defense because we have to defend our culture."
Andrei Proshkin of the Filmmaker's Union points out in the piece that the letter brings up no concrete examples of "depriving people of their rights from making positive movies." And Marina Rozbeshkina, director in chief of documentary journalism, says that she is worried that pitting students against each other is "from yesteryear, from the old times. What's most disgusting is someone is using the young directors in this cause." UPDATE: At a subsequent June Filmmakers Union roundtable, one documentary filmmaker, 32-year-old graduate of the Moscow Film Institute Dmitry Bogolyubov, identified himself as the letter's author.
Now there is discussion of starting a commitee for useful young cinema, which Mikhalkov has pledged to help create. At the roundtable it was made clear that the Youth Committee will be started in the fall, and that the government minister of culture has every intention of instituting new policies in the film arena.
Clearly the young filmmakers who feel on the outs with festival selection committees are currying favor with the most powerful forces in Russian cinema--who fund their films. And like other countries that subsidize filmmakers, the results are not always competitive in the marketplace. Russia wants to support its film industry, but controlling its filmmakers may not yield the desired results. Even on its home turf, American studios dominate the Russian market, which boasts some 1500 high standard cinemas along with many substandard ones (totalling 2700+), with 85% of the grosses to Russia's 15%. "It's not a free market," said one Russian industry insider. "It's like a flea market now."
Roskino, which is the renamed SovExportfilm entity, is having some of its functions mirrored by Russia's Cinema Fund, which puts money into uplifting projects of which it approves, funding the top seven Russian companies with $8 million each for three films a year, which they don't have to give back. The Cinema Fund also mounted its own Moscow Business Square, offering panels on Russia and USA co-productions under the aegis of the president of the Moscow Film Festival, Mikhalkov, known in film circles as the "man with the mustache." When Mtsitouridze licensed the Russian Variety, Mikhalkov swiftly followed with the Russian Hollywood Reporter.
One night in Moscow as a group of us celebrated distributor Bob Berney's birthday at Radisson's 29th floor Ukraina Hotel bar overlooking the city (the lobby diorama of Moscow is above), one European film industry insider tried to explain how this state-run and funded film industry works, with two motion picture Academies, two Russian pavilions at Cannes, two filmmaker unions-- in other words, a neverending world of intrigue and chaos. He explained as well that post-Glastnost, the Moscow Film Festival is less powerful, because instead of marshalling the best of all the Russian and Soviet satellite films, the filmmakers are all free to send the best films to Cannes, Berlin or Karlovy Vary.
Russia is about the old and the new. For all the changes since perestroika, much of the country--despite recent protests-- clings to keeping a sense of order, embodied by president Putin. As the center of government with a population of some 15 million, Moscow alone boasts, by some estimates, 100,000 police, army and private security forces (vs. L.A.P.D.'s 6000) which are ubiquitous wherever you go. Those of us who ventured into Moscow's magnificent metro system, each stop built deep underground and decorated like a museum, were warned to guard our purses and wallets. There is still a sense of paranoia here. Putin commutes to the Kremlin along one avenue that closes down twice a day to let him through, driving at the high speed at which no bullets can catch him. It's an arresting image.
One ray of hope for Roskino: Nancy Gerstman's 20-year-old indie Zeitgeist Films acquired "Elena" off the film fest circuit and is currently releasing it stateside, where it earned strong reviews; she spent about $40,000 to market and book the film. That's much less than DOORS Summit attendees Roadside Attractions, Fox Searchlight or IFC would lay out for a theatrical release, and more in line with what other attendees Tribeca, Indomina, Red Flag, Film Movement or Kino Lorber might spend. Canada's thriving E-One is now venturing into North American distribution, while Jeanne and Bob Berney, who released one of the more successful Russian films shown in America, Sergei Bodrov's "Mongol," are exploring a new start-up.
Neither "Elena" nor Sokurov's Venice prize-winner "Faust" were submitted for Oscar consideration by Russia (while it was in German, it was eligible). That's because the committee that chooses the Oscar submission is still under the sway of Russia's most powerful filmmaker--not Sokurov, nor rising (but unpolitical) VFX producer and filmmaker Timur Bekmambetov of "Wanted" and "Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter" fame--Mikhalkov. Thus "Burnt by the Sun 2" was submitted, and did not make the final cut of nominees. And "Faust" remains unsold in North America.
At the DOORS summit on Saturday, Gertsman and other distributors talked about the challenges facing any foreign film in America, not just Russian-language fare. Theatrically, they'd need to gross $3 million, not $1 million, because they would have no life in ancillary markets like television and homevideo. Day and date VOD isn't the way to go. Theatrical is it.
As we walked through the Hermitage at the Winter Palace in St. Petersberg, made famous by Sokurov's "Russian Ark," a film that offers a glimpse to a lost world, and proved a surprise hit, grossing over $6 million ten years ago, Kino Lorber's Richard Lorber admitted that he would like to get back the rights so that he can release it to the new online universe that is more important than ever these days. Lorber, of all the folks who came to Moscow on this Roskino junket, probably has released more Russian films--over 50--than anyone else. Why was that film a hit? Because it was audacious, and different, it was one of a kind and took you someplace you've never been before. That's what all these distributors are seeking.
Online could work for foreign films. Hulu, for one, is redefining the world of digital streaming, where lower release costs can translate into a healthy revenue share for the filmmaker. And Gravitas acts as an aggregator and go-between for filmmakers and multiple online outlets such as Hulu. If there's a more innovative way to bring Russian films, whether politically correct, upbeat or as grim as they want to be, to the growing army of cinephiles online, some of these folks will figure that out.


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The rally demonstrated how the Obama administration's excesses have brought different strands of the conservative movement together.
It will drive liberals crazy, but Glenn Beck's "Restoring Honor" Rally probably outdrew Rev. Martin Luther King Jr's original "I Have a Dream" rally, on which it was patterned. Mr. Beck's rally also lived up to its promise to be non-political. Weaving through the crowd on Saturday, the most partisan sign I saw read "I Can See November From My House."
On a BBC panel discussion afterward, one of my fellow participants insisted the rally was political nonetheless because so many who attended share what he called a "quasi-religious" view that the U.S. Constitution should be interpreted as it was written. Leaving aside the confused exercise in pop psychology, he was right in one sense: The rally was yet another demonstration of how the Obama administration's excesses have brought different strands of the conservative movement together.
Mr. Beck's operation could never have pulled off such a large event on its own. But the Tea Party Patriots were able to come up with 350 volunteers within 24 hours of being contacted by Mr. Beck. FreedomWorks, a group headed by former Rep. Dick Armey, provided logistical help and held a get-out-the-vote training session the night before (at which Mr. Beck appeared). Americans for Prosperity, another Tea Party group, arranged for buses to converge on Washington from all over the country.
In the past, more secular Tea Party types might not have showed up at a religiously-themed event like "Restoring Honor." Similarly, many of the devoutly religious people I met at Saturday's rally probably would in the past have shunned an explicitly political event such as Friday night's Freedom Works meeting. But I kept bumping into the same people at both gatherings.
"I happen to be opposed to gay marriage, but our peril is so great that goes on the back burner," Debbie Johnson of Georgia told me on Saturday. Bruce Majors, a gay real-estate agent from Washington D.C., had a different take. He told me earlier this year that he felt perfectly comfortable working with the Tea Party on bringing the size of government under control. "We're both about freedom and we have a common short-term goal," he said. Indeed, in Washington this past weekend the more libertarian and the more socially conservative elements of the Tea Party seemed to get along just fine.
The conservative movement is maturing and learning to incorporate a wider cross-section of people under its banner. That may well be one of the more enduring accomplishments -- albeit inadvertent -- of Barack Obama, Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid these past two years.
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