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FESTIVALS: Who Wants A Surprise? 30th Rotterdam Fest Begins
by Mark Peranson
(indieWIRE/ 01.29.01) --Long known as the independent darling of the European film festival circuit, the Rotterdam Film Festival has a reputation for down-to-earth, if not just plain uninteresting, opening nights. (To call them ceremonies would be doing the word a disservice.) Yet, last Wednesday, here I -- and 5,000 other film fans -- found ourselves standing outside of the Pathe multiplex and being treated to one hundred foot plumes of billowing fire, something dubbed "Dante's Organ," followed by a simultaneous seventeen-screen showing, each film a surprise. According to one person in the press office, they were all to be "international premieres"; according to another, that wasn't the case -- he knew which films were playing, but not in what theatre. What the hell is going on here?
The festival most recently known for shocks (see prior spotlight directors Catherine Breillat and Sicilian shit-disturbers Cipri and Maresco) has turned to surprise. If the first few days are any indication, it is true that Rotterdam is getting bigger, and bigger rarely means better; the organizational missteps, numerous sell-outs and agonizingly long ticket lines are commonplace to pretty much any event of its size. And there doesn't seem to be much complaining -- more of a sense of sublime resignation to a lost past. This year, the festival moved its headquarters from the "third world" Hilton to the more spacious De Doelen conference center down the road, yielding an even greater loss of intimacy. (The press screenings are unfolding in a massive auditorium with a super new sound system, and pew-like seats.)
But all the pomp should be credited to the dual celebration unfolding over the next ten days: the 30th anniversary of the International Film Festival Rotterdam, and the naming of Rotterdam, along with Portugal, as co-European cultural capitals for the year 2001. In honor of this, the festival has commissioned ten DV short films from Rotterdam regulars like Jem Cohen, Chris Petit, and former Tiger competition winners Lou Ye and Pablo Trapero. Two days later, the Queen herself was to make an appearance -- you know you're big when you've got royalty, and, you know when you're among the biggest when you've got Maggie and Tony.
But back to the opening night. Entering the Pathe, the lucky few patrons (many of whom were passholders or who had won tickets in a draw), were given a placard with the surprise selections. Promising offerings included Christopher Nolan's "Memento", Tony and Maggie in Wong Kar-wai's "In the Mood for Love," Buddhadeb Dasgupta's "Uttara," a trio of Russian documentaries by Victor Kossarovsky, preceded by a new and supposedly unimpressive Hal Hartley short, and, to round it all off, Dutch-subtitled versions of "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon." How's that for Rotterdam in a nutshell?
Prior to the dubious go-karting spectacle, the lucky few in Pathe 3 were treated to spotlight director Roy Andersson's 1991 short "World of Glory," another nasty slice of deranged humanism that seems to be Andersson's response to Kieslowski's "The Decalogue, "while prefiguring "Songs from the Second Floor" in its loosely connected structure. The highly anticipated Andersson retro -- I say highly anticipated because all of the screenings are sold out, but that increasingly seems like par for the course -- also includes a selection of his commercial work, "two" docs on the making of "Songs from the Second Floor," and Andersson's first two features. And before the short, I should add, came a once in a lifetime experience -- a trailer made specifically for the opening night with festival director Simon Field sprinting through the streets of Rotterdam wearing ruby red sneakers that would make Dorothy jealous.
Flipping through the Rotterdam catalogue is an embarrassment of riches (some of the program mistranslations from Dutch to English are just plain embarrassments). There are over 250 features, more than 90 shorts, and numerous museum installations. Besides the over 60 world or international premieres, the most notable American film is Jesse Peretz's "The Chateau," his follow-up to "First Love, Last Rights," starring Paul Rudd. Other choice bits culled from last year's festival premieres that have yet to show up stateside, include Jan Svankmajer's "Otesanek" and Shinozaki Makoto's "Not Forgotten."
As always, it's the Asian program that promises the most controversy and attention. Debuting at Rotterdam is the new "final cut" of Jia Zhangke's Venice, Toronto, NY et al sensation "Platform," now being repped by Celluloid Dreams, who have promised "an entirely different film." The first of two more "Surprise films" is the Locarno Golden Leopard winner, Wang Shuo's "Baba." And there are new works from last year's spotlight director, Kinji Fukasaku (the box-office smash "Battle Royale"), and his Japanese compatriots Junji Sukamoto (the Fukasaku-inspired "Another Battle") and Sogo Ishii (both "Gojoe" and a new hour-long superhero sketch meets thrash video, "Electric Dragon 80,000 V"). One Asian film surprisingly absent is the super-terrific Thai "Fa Talai Jone," which rumor has it has been nabbed for a slot in Cannes' Un Certain Regard program.
I've been told that it is also supposed to be a strong year for Dutch films, and am looking forward to Cyrus Frisch's "Forgive Me," a supposedly antagonistic docudrama with real life junkies and alcoholics "playing" themselves that sounds like an episode of Jerry Springer. (The other film that comes recommended is "Met grote blijdschap.") Also hyped are a few Tiger Competition films, the German "in den tag hienen," the Japanese "Bad Company," the English "My Brother Tom," and the Chinese "All the Way."
I'm also looking forward to seeing new documentaries from Peter Lynch ("Cyberman") and Jonathan Nossiter ("Perdero il filo"), which I'll be reporting on later in the festival. I'll hedge my bets on saying what the standouts will be, though. Isn't being surprised what going to a film festival is all about?
[Mark Peranson is the editor of Cinema Scope magazine (insound.com/zinestand/cscope) and a programmer for the Vancouver International Film Festival.]

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Tahquitz High School vice principal Erin Henton, 45, was arrested Wednesday morning on multiple counts of sexual misconduct with students.
Henton had been under investigation for several weeks by Hemet police following reports of relationships with students.
Police have identified three boys as victims, who were students at Tahquitz. None of the sexual relations occurred on campus.
Henton was arrested on suspicion of sexual battery, oral copulation, sending harmful materials to minors and abnormal sexual interest in children.
The school issued a statement March 15, saying that officials were cooperating with Hemet police during an investigation of an unnamed school employee. The district relieved Henton of her duties and placed her on administrative leave, police said.
As of Wednesday morning, no charges against Henton had been filed, Riverside County district attorney's spokesman John Hall said.
Henton posted her biography on the school's associated student body website in 2011:
I grew up in a typical upper middle class family in southern Orange County. I did not go to a high school where I had to worry about racial tension, gangs, or heavy drugs. My story seems so rosy that when I shared my personal story with a class of 6th graders a couple of years ago, one of my female students blatantly said, "You grew up in the Suburbs; didn't you?" I guess you would say I lived a golden life. But deep in my own cushy world, I was a confused teenager who craved the attention of boys, and my priorities were easily influenced by my peers.
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Hollow points for sure that guard dog is not bad just tested some in.40s&w works decent...
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This is a discussion on Hollow Point or EFMJ? within the Defensive Ammunition & Ballistics forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; The other day I picked up a box of Guard Dog EFMJ in 9mm because I had ZERO defensive ammo and it was the first ...
The other day I picked up a box of Guard Dog EFMJ in 9mm because I had ZERO defensive ammo and it was the first time I saw it in stock anywhere. Not thrilled with the low grain count, but hey, it is for close contact. I had done some research on it and thought it should work well in a small gun like the M&P Shield, but I am still thinking of picking up a box of hollow points as well.
Which one do you prefer? I hear some people have problems with hollow points cycling, especially in smaller guns. Have you experienced this too?
What are the benefits of one over the other?
Hollow points for sure that guard dog is not bad just tested some in.40s&w works decent...
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I have no objection to EFMJ rounds. I think that they are a fantastic idea! 100% expansion every time and zero chance of a fail to expand because hollow point cavity gets plugged. It also has 100% weight retention. I do agree the only issue I would see is the light weight of the bullets. I would need to look at energy delivered to target of each. Could be interesting research. Anyone up for it? I'm too busy most times and at other times too lazy. At least I'm honest!
I bought EFMJs for the Browning Hi-Power I carried.
Past tense.
The Browning wouldn't feed anything but ball ammo; the EFMJs ran with nary a problem.
Still kicking myself for trading it off.
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I have a love/hate relationship with EFMJ, Guard Dog in particular. The bullet weight is very low, mainly since it has the rubber ball inside it, an the recoil is very low also. What appeals to me is the limited barrier penetration since I live in a condo and have neighbors just a few layers of drywall and insulation away, including a single dad with two young daughters. The idea of firing a round in an HD scenario and either missing or having it over penetrate and possibly harm someone else is something I don't ever want to happen.
That said, the ballistics test I have seen on the Guard Dog are less than impressive. TNOutdoors9 did the 9mm into a Simtest block through denim and had pretty bad results. In summary, I'm not really sure of a verdict on this design. For in home use, especially in close quarters, I think it is adequate. For carry use, forget it. Many say that CCers like us don't really need to worry about barrier penetration like auto glass or sheet metal. I completely disagree, mainly based on likely car jacking scenarios.
I use the "LEO" version of EFMJ, which is heavier and +P. In 9mm it is 124 gr, and in .45 it is 200 gr. Can be hard to find - got mine from Streichers.
I like that it is immune to getting wrapped by clothing fibers, crushed, or plugged by barrier material - like can happen to conventional JHPs. Even if it fails to expand, you are still left with a blunt truncated cone bullet, which should do a bit more damage than a JHP that fails to expand (which tend to behave like a FMJ).
I've never had any issues with them, even in my finicky Kahr PM9. Recoil is manageable, and the powder is low flash. The cases do not tarnish. Good rounds.
I don't like the Guard Dog version - too light weight for my tastes.
The number of people killed because they didn't have "enough gun" is dwarfed by those who had none at all. Get a gun you will always carry, and add more capability as you grow.
Plenty of high-quality JHPs that'll do what I want so I've never looked at the EFMJ design as a serious option.
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i have a box in case i ever get a gun that won't run with JHP's, but it's not my first choice. no good reason, except not as proven as jacketed lead.
since they are generally 'light for caliber' bullets, you should shoot a few to be certain that your gun will feed, fire, and cycle them. sometimes a particular gun doesn't like the different recoil impulse of these lighter bullets.
Question I have is WHY they are all in such light weights. Surely Guard Dog has a reason, I wonder what that reason is. I'd try them in 165 or 180gr for my G23.
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My guess is pure marketing. They are trying to sell these as "safer" for use in home defense, in terms of less risk of over-penetration. Hence the use of lighter weight bullets.
I think the heavier "LEO" versions of EFMJ are a lot better than folks give them credit for. I guess Federal is making enough money selling more traditional JHPs that they have not put forth much of an effort to market the EFMJ. It's also possible that the profit margin on EFMJ is slimmer than with traditional JHPs.
They have niched it for areas where JHPs are illegal or against department policy. That's a shame, IMHO, because I think the design has a lot going for it - understanding that no bullet works 100% of the time, and that there is no "magic" bullet.
The number of people killed because they didn't have "enough gun" is dwarfed by those who had none at all. Get a gun you will always carry, and add more capability as you grow.
During the last ammo run, I picked up several boxes of the 200 grain 45 just because it was all that happened to be available. Finally had the chance to do some terminal testing on them and they did great. Looking ahead to the last election, I snagged a couple of 124 grain 9mm boxes while the getting was good last year. Hope to have a test done with them at some point this year.
Agree with all the others above that like the concept behind these loads. They appear to be a Rodney Dangerfield product line that gets no respect.
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It will work as designed under the conditions for which it was designed. Step outside of that and, like all bullets, you get what you get. You want to punch holes thru barriers and obstacles, get FMJ. You want consistant expansion at close range thru the proverbial 6 layers of denim, get the Guard Dog. Add in any variables and you'll get different performance.
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I shot a water filled gal veg oil jug today with a Guard Dog 45, while it did rip a good hole out the back of the jug, it did not seem to xfer a lot of energy to the bottle. The bottle just turned a quarter turn and and let the water run out.


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WALLA WALLA — What looked like a case of road rage that sent a bicyclist to the hospital and left 14 vehicles damaged is being attributed to a motorist who suffered a medical condition.
Police say George F. Fry, 64, caused numerous collisions Friday but claimed to have no knowledge of them.
At one point, Fry drove his pickup into a vehicle, which led to a chain reaction that involved bicyclist Perri L. Wiggins, 56, of Walla Walla.
Wiggins was taken to that hospital but was expected to be released over the weekend.
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The first collision started at 2:42 p.m., when Georgia W. Brewington, 77, of Walla Walla, was stopped on Palouse north of Alder Street. She said she saw Fry's pickup approaching from behind.
"I felt he was going way too fast then he rear-ended me," said Brewington, who was uninjured but shook up. "Then he backed up and hit me again. … I thought I don't want to get out of the car and confront him."
The police report said Brewington drove through the intersection, turned left on Poplar and then left on Park to avoid Fry, who kept following and colliding with her.
Then Fry passed Brewington and hit another vehicle that caused the chain reaction on Park north of Boyer. Fry continued north on Park until he hit a number of parked vehicles in front of Cordiner Hall, where his pickup came to a stop.
According to witnesses, Fry stepped out of the pickup and immediately dropped to the ground. He was taken to Providence St. Mary Medical Center. Whatever medical condition he had wasn't released.
The police report did not list if Fry had been cited.


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Narrator:Umberto Boccioni's 'Unique Forms of Continuity in Space' dates from 1913.Tate curator, Iwona Blazwick
Boccioni was part of the Futurist group, who worked in Milan and Turin and who were dedicated to smashing the institutions of what they saw as a moribund Italian past. They attacked museums as mausoleums, they attacked the state and they attacked the church. What they wanted to celebrate was the dynamism of modern life. They embraced speed, they embraced the idea of the volatility of the car, the train, the industrial factory and tried to find a form for that dynamism through sculpture and painting. 'Unique Forms of Continuity in Space' is an extraordinary work which attempts to marry the figure with the flux of movement. The figure looks as if it's dissolving. It's an incarnation of dynamism as it lunges forward into space. It seems to be dematerialising before our very eyes. The use of metal means it reflects and becomes part of the space and the environment around it. It glints and shimmers in the light in such a way as to give a form to something as ephemeral as velocity and speed.


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For example $8$ is in the middle of the interval between $5$ and $11$, $9$ is at equal distance between $7$ and $11$; $10$ between $7$ and $13$.
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If so, then every even number is a sum of two primes. But this is a notorious open problem, known as the Goldbach conjecture.
1 is a positive nonprime number not between any prime numbers at all. If you consider that cheating (I wouldn't know why), then see Gerry Myerson's anwer.
Check out a related theory: 'Green-Tao Theorem' which is a special case of Erdős conjecture and 'Primes in arithmetic progression' - in short, the primes contain arbitrarily long arithmetic progressions.
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The proposal, introduced by state Sen. Don Benton, R-Vancouver, would ease penalties the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association imposes on students when a rule violation is made by an adult, such as a coach or administrator. The bill was prompted by events at King's Way Christian School in Vancouver, where a scheduling error made by an administrator disqualified the undefeated girls' volleyball team from playing in the state tournament last year.
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Lebanon Tensions Rise in Clash With Hezbollah
Tensions in Lebanon between Hezbollah and its rivals mounted yesterday with the Shi'ite faction's leader threatening "war" and U.N. Security Council members urging all parties to remain calm and work together toward a peaceful resolution.
Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah said the government's decision Tuesday to declare the group's military telecommunications network illegal was tantamount to declaring war on the organization, and demanded that the government revoke it.
The government says the telecom network is a threat to state security. The government also said it would dismiss the security chief of the country's only international airport because he was suspected of ties to Hezbollah.
Nasrallah said the airport security chief, Major General Wafiq Shukeir, will stay in his post, threatening that "anyone who takes his post, irrespective of religion, knows the outcome of his decision."
During a press conference at his hideout via videolink yesterday, Nasrallah threatened to cut off the hands of anyone who attempted to disarm the group. But he insisted he did not want to spark Sunni-Shi'ite strife. "Those who try to arrest us, we will arrest them. Those who shoot at us, we will shoot at them. The hand raised against us, we will cut it off," Nasrallah said.
Responding to Nasrallah, Sunni leader Saad Hariri called for Hezbollah to work with him to bring an end to fighting that had broken out in Beirut. Appearing on television yesterday, Hariri called on Hezbollah "to pull fighters off the street ... to save Lebanon from hell."
Hariri also proposed a compromise on the government's decision to disband Hezbollah's military telecommunications network, suggesting that the matter be left up to the army command.
Last night, the U.N. Security Council urged calm and called for a presidential election immediately so that a national dialogue can be held among rival factions.
On Wednesday, Hezbollah blocked access to Beirut International Airport, causing national airline MEA to cancel its flights and cutting off Lebanon from much of the world.
This was presumably linked to the decision to replace the airport security chief, whom Druze leader Walid Jumblatt accused of assisting Hezbollah with intelligence information - monitoring pro-government politicians and foreign dignitaries.
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Update on BilalBilal is a 28-year-old single man who has been selling and repairing mobile phones, sim cards, and electronics (DVDs and CDs) for nine years. He opened his own business in 2004 and is very proud that he took this step forward.
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While young Poles, Latvians and Russians are today competing for internships with multinational companies, drinking Coca Cola and eating Pringles, North Korean children are still taught to venerate Karl Marx.
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Denim Review: Current/Elliott The Skinny in Bright Rose
I have been so excited to review these jeans for you all! This is my first coloured denim review I have posted on DenimBlog (even though I love coloured denim) and it feels like it's going to be the best one! I got sent these Current/Elliott The Skinny jeans in Bright Rose in the mail from Trilogy a couple of weeks ago and I fell in love with them as soon as I saw a glimpse of the colour in real life.
Those of you who know me, or read DenimBlog regularly, will know that pink is my favourite colour, so you can understand how happy I am due to the fact that these jeans are the most prettiest pink I have ever seen in denim. The camera actually struggles to pick it up very well because it's so intense. The shade is so vibrant and so bright, you can't really understand how hot it is until you see it in real life. I didn't expect these to be as gorgeous as they were just from the photos online. They are definitely bold and daring and they make you stand out a lot, but I think as long as you keep the rest of your outfit fairly neutral, it works.
The Skinny fit is sort of a classic for Current/Elliott, it's a perfect skinny jean in the sense that it's fairly low rise, super slim all the way down, the inseam is not too long and it runs true to size for the brand. Again, I took a 26 in these and although they do run slightly, just slightly, smaller than their other denim, I can still fit them.
Since these are a coloured jean, the fabric is not as soft and not as worn in as their other jeans. I usually love the brand because of how soft and delicate their denim is against your skin but because these are just dyed and haven't been washed a lot and made to feel worn in, they are not as soft, but that's not a bad point at all, I find them to still be very comfy and still soft in comparison to some other brands denim I have tried.
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Denim Review: MiH Breathless skinny jeans in Pinetop
This weeks review is on a brand I haven't reviewed before but am definitely quite fond of, MiH Jeans! I'm wearing the Breathless skinny jeans in Pinetop wash which I received from MiH in the mail last week. So many celebs are fans of the brand now and we are often seeing Elle MacPherson, Claudia Schiffer and Sarah Jessica Parker in MiH Jeans!
These do run quite small in comparison to other MiH Jeans, definitely take a size up. I was told this by MiH themselves and I am glad I listened to the advice. I am always a 27 in MiH but I took a 28 in these and they are still quite tight and fitted. The fabric blend is quite stiff and not as stretchy as other jeans so this is the reason you need to size up. They do take a while to break in the stiffness but once you get there, it's definitely worth it! They are soft on the skin and I remember MiH saying to me that none of their styles have polyester in so that is really good news to me!
The fit of these is classic, it's a low rise skinny jean with a very slim fit all the way down. The ankle area is not super peg skinny like some jeans but it's also not the loose fit like others can be. It's a perfect in between amount. I'm definitely a huge fan of MiH skinny jeans! I also own the Paris cut and those are just as cute when worn cropped.
The thing that makes me like MiH the most is their different back pockets. Most back pockets on jeans go into a point which is the standard pocket shape, but MiH jeans have a more square cut to them. The bottoms of the pockets are straight and I find this to be so flattering on the butt. I was very unsure if it would be at first, I'm always skeptical about trying new styles when I know what works for me, but these suprised me in a good way. If you have any concerns about trying the brand then the skinny fits are definitely the first ones to try. Their flared jeans are cut differently with the back pockets so I would definitely recommend the skinnies first to get a good feel for the brand. I think I can safely say you wont be disappointed.
I do find the back rise on these jeans to be quite low so if you do have a bigger butt make sure you wear longer tops otherwise you will get the 'builders butt' syndrome, but the low rise is definitely not a bad thing. I always actually prefer lower rises because I find them a lot more flattering to my shape. Higher rises are generally a no go area for me. They make me look a lot shorter than I actually am.
The first thing that attracted me to these jeans was the Pinetop wash. I think it's really pretty, it's a classic mid blue with a lot of character to it. Even though it's quite plain, it's still one of those really nice washes. I decided to go with a more neutral outfit for these jeans as they are so subtle, it shows them off a bit better than it would if I dressed up a lot. Out of all the MiH washes on their website, these definitely are my favourite! I think Pinetop is really pretty!
The little details on MiH Jeans is always something that has attracted me to the brand as well. I love the dove they use as their logo, especially the different colours it's stitched in on the back pockets. This particular pair has a red dove. The pocket linings are also pretty with prints and writing on them and their button has a dove on it as well. I'm always intrigued by the little detailing and aesthetics of jeans, they add so much to the brand and individual pairs. I'm also fond of the brand as it's English, it's hard to find English premium denim brands now. You can buy these jeans online at MiH Jeans in the sale for £133 and you can see some of the new styles which will be available soon from the photos I took at their studios here.
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Denim Review: Hudson Blue Hampton Cuffed Short Shorts
This weeks review is on a brand that I haven't really tried that much in the past, Hudson. I'm reviewing their Blue Hampton Cuffed short shorts. They sent these to me in the mail last week and I was excited to be reviewing a pair of shorts as I usually do jeans. Doing denim reviews has actually become one of my favourite things to do. After being obsessed with jeans for over 6 years now and being able to try out a huge selection of brands and fits, I've really gotten to know what works for myself and what doesn't, so I'm glad my reviews can help all of you out there who love denim like I do.
I wanted to start out with the colour, it's a cross between turquoise and aqua and I love it. I've always been a huge fan of bright colours, especially coloured denim so I do like this wash a lot. It's fun to pair brights with more subtle and neutral tones so the colours become the focal point. Blue is a pretty easy colour to match things with as well.
The fit of these shorts is different to what I am used to as well, they have a medium rise which feels like it's a little on the higher side, I do prefer them lower but since I wear longer tops it's not noticeable. The inseam is of a good length, even though they are short shorts they are not too short. I like the way the hems are cuffed and I'm always a fan of the pocket bags slightly showing through, it gives them a more casual appearance. Since this is pretty much my first time trying Hudson, I never had any expectations to begin with actually, so I can't state whether or not the imagination lived up to the reality. I do find the pockets do make my butt look a little flat, however I am unsure if that's because they are shorts, I know shorts can sometimes do that to my behind, depending on the cut and brand.
I do like the little details on the jeans too, like how they have the British flag on the back pocket. Being British myself, it's strange actually seeing our flag on something, especially denim, it's a nice touch though. I know Hudson's signature is the deeply pointed flap pocket and I have always thought it looked good on the jeans. My opinion of that hasn't changed either.
Overall, the one thing that sways me towards these shorts is definitely the wash, I love the bright blue and it's what makes these shorts wearable and fun in my opinion! Buy these shorts at Revolve for $143.
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Denim Review: Cycle Denim Straight Leg Jeans
This weeks review is on a pair of Cycle low rise straight leg jeans. I got sent these jeans a long time ago from the brand and I wasn't so sure on them at first but I have decided I like them.
The inseam on these is super long and even with my highest heels it is still quite bunchy as you can see. I would definitely need to hem these for my lower heels because they do drag along the floor unfortunately. The rise feels like it is around 6.5″ , it's very low. I used to wear rises this low all the time but I do prefer them a little higher now, around 7″ is good for me. I don't mind them being this low though, it does make a change, it just limits what you can wear them with a bit I think, low rises can definitely be very flattering though and I find this pair just like that.
Cycle is an Italian brand that does make some amazing clothes! I have posted their look books before and I fell in love with so many washes and pieces from their collections. Especially the lighter denim shades they had on offer. I wasn't too familiar with this wash before I got it in the mail. I do find it quite nice from the front but I am not loving the faded areas on the back of the thighs, to me it gives the illusion that my thighs are a lot larger than they normally are. They have small areas of distressing on them though which I am quite fond of, it makes a change to the normal big rips that we see on jeans.
The back pockets on these are definitely quite flattering, they are in a good position and fit nicely on the butt. I love the little Cycle logo on the right pocket as well, it makes them different. The jeans do run pretty true to size for an Italian brand. I find Italian jeans tend to run a little smaller than the brands that come from LA and other places. I'm a 28 in these and they are a good fit. I definitely couldn't fit a 27 like I normally can in other brands.
Cycle jeans are not that easy to get hold of unless you are in Italy but Yoox do have the past season jeans available to buy. You can purchase them by clicking here. I would definitely like to try more jeans from the brand, perhaps a skinny fit. This is my first straight leg review though, that I have posted, I do wear straight leg jeans quite often, I used to wear Diesel Lowky jeans all the time. I find straight legs to be a much more flattering fit on me than bootcut jeans.
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On December 17th, 2015 the Internal Revenue Service issued Notice 2015-137. This annual document announced the 2016 standard mileage rates for business, charitable, medical, or moving expenses. Beginning January 1, 2016, the standard mileage rates for use of an automobile (which includes vans, cars, pickups or panel trucks) will be:
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In a competitive market, an empowered workforce can provide a competitive advantage for your company. It can encourage innovation, catalyze productivity and boost morale. Empowered employees deepen the pool of experience and talent you need to succeed. Some characteristics of an empowered employee include:
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If there's one thing that many of us in the HR space are getting tired of, it is the painfully egregious articles that insinuate performance reviews are dead. Performance reviews are not only alive and well, they are evolving, adapting, and delivering value to companies who stop abusing and misusing them – and start leveraging their core purpose. That purpose is ultimately to check in on performance.
What should be dead, however, is the poor implementation and misuse of annual reviews. A performance review can have an immense impact on an employee's compensation, on their personal and professional development, and their relationship with their team and with the company as a whole. It's a powerful tool that should be used for a greater good.
Anne Fisher's recent article in Forbes discusses how Adobe benefitted from ditching the annual review and replacing it with "check ins" or discussions on "how things are going". The check ins are every 2 months, or more often. That's actually fantastic, Adobe. We talked about bridging the gap between reviews as one of the necessities in today's corporate culture in a previous blog. Kudos to Adobe for encouraging the conversation about performance more frequently. The more touchpoints there are, the less anxiety you build up about performance throughout the year.
Fisher also pointed out that Adobe follows up the year of regular check ins with an "annual rewards check in", which is an opportunity for managers to "give out raises and bonuses according to how well each employee has met or exceeded his or her targets.".
Wait, what?! An "annual check in?" A check in that ties compensation to performance? Isn't that an annual performance review, but with less scary and ominous words in the title? Really?!
Just because you dress up a review with fancy words like check in, doesn't mean it's not a review. Adobe took a fantastic step forward by adding value to the performance review with regular check ins throughout the year. These touchpoints keep performance topics current. Maybe rebranding the review to be called "check ins" helps sell it to managers and employees as a fresh way of looking at performance management, but the two things are kind of the same exact thing.
So if not the annual review, then what had caused Adobe to experience retention issues?
I think Anne spells it out beautifully in saying "the company's 'rank and yank' system, which forced managers to identify and fire their least productive team members, caused so much infighting and resentment that, each year, it was making some of the software maker's best people flee to competitors."
I'm no expert but if you bring a fight club mentality into your workforce, and veil it behind a performance review, bad things will happen – bad things like attrition.
A properly developed and implemented performance review can have an immense impact on an individual employee, workforce morale, retention, productivity, etc. But if you're promoting a sink or swim culture, your talent, even some of your top talent, might leave or get so distracted by how they are judged in performance that they will ultimately sink.
But if you're in a culture that promotes engagement about performance regularly, throughout the year, in a positive and proactive way, then people will feel more confident about their job, appreciate the transparent relationships with their managers and mentors, and ultimately perform beyond your expectations. Adobe did just that by reinventing their performance review process and focusing on the positives like rewards and bonuses instead of the negatives - like termination.
Stop blaming the performance review itself. Instead, lay the blame on how it's implemented and viewed within your organization. Take a page out of Adobe's playbook and leverage your performance review for good, not evil.
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A New TriNet Survey Outlines How Your Expense Reporting Process May be Hurting Your Retention
If you're like most businesses on the fast-track to success, you care deeply about your employees and understand the importance of providing healthcare benefits and wellness programs, offering competitive pay and creating mentorship opportunities to aid in their professional development.
According to a new TriNet survey, however, there is an additional area where you may not be doing your best to retain quality, long-term employees: expense reporting.
Throughout May and June, Wakefield Research ran a survey of 1,000 business travelers age 23 and older for TriNet. The results show that, when it comes to employee job satisfaction, expense reporting is no trivial matter. Unfortunately, many things about your business's expense reporting tactics could be costing you – in time, money and your most highly valued employees.
Your expense reporting process may be driving your employees away
The TriNet Expense Survey found that 71 percent of respondents actually said they would look for a new job if their employer were constantly late in reimbursing their business expenses. This number becomes less surprising, however, when you consider the other burdens employees face when it comes to submitting expense reports.
Personal out-of-pocket costs can be staggering
With the longest average wait time for reimbursement taking five weeks (exceeding the typical credit card billing cycle of 30 days) and the largest reimbursable expense averaging more than $2,600 (nearly triple the median monthly cost of housing in the U.S.) it's no wonder that three out of five business travelers have had problems paying a personal bill because they were waiting for an expense reimbursement from their employer.
Most people already know that lending money to friends and family can negatively impact your relationship. Yet, these same people are continuously asked to float loans to their employer – at the expense of their own personal financial security. If this situation can drive a wedge through friends, imagine what it can do to the employer/employee relationship.
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Embedded Java with GCJ
This article discusses how to use GCJ, part of the GCC compiler suite, in an embedded Linux project. Like all tools, GCJ has benefits, namely the ability to code in a high-level language like Java, and its share of drawbacks as well. The notion of getting GCJ running on an embedded target may be daunting at first, but you'll see that doing so requires less effort than you may think.
After reading the article, you should be inspired to try this out on a target to see whether GCJ can fit into your next project. The Java language has all sorts of nifty features, like automatic garbage collection, an extensive, robust run-time library and expressive object-oriented constructs that help you quickly develop reliable code.
The native code compiler for Java does what is says: compiles your Java source down to the machine code for the target. This means you won't have to get a JVM (Java Virtual Machine) on your target. When you run the program's code, it won't start a VM, it will simply load and run like any other program. This doesn't necessarily mean your code will run faster. Sometimes you get better performance numbers for byte code running on a hot-spot VM versus GCJ-compiled code.
One advantage of using GCJ is that you save space by not needing the JVM. You may save money in royalties as well. Furthermore, using GCJ lets you deliver a solution using all open-source software, and that's usually a good thing.
The first thing embedded engineers reach for when creating a root filesystem for a target is trusty uClibc, a compact implementation of the glibc library. For those new to using Linux on an embedded target, the standard C library can be a bit on the large side when working with targets that may have only 8MB (for example) for a root filesystem. To conserve space on an embedded system's root filesystem, engineers will switch from the standard C library to something smaller, like uClibc. GCJ requires unicode support, which is not supported by uClibc, so glibc is a requirement.
The standard library for GCJ weighs in at 16MB, so even if you could conserve space by switching to a smaller standard C library, it wouldn't make that much difference overall. The standard GCJ library can be trimmed by removing support for executing Java byte code, but the loss of that feature would reduce the overall value of GCJ.
Because this article is about using GCJ in an embedded environment, it shows you how to build a cross compiler and a simple root filesystem for the target system. For those new to embedded development, a cross compiler builds code that runs on a processor different from the machine where the compilation occurred. The machine that runs the compiler is called the host and the one where the code runs is called the target.
In this article, the target system is a PPC 745/755-based system running at 350MHz. This particular board comes wrapped in a translucent case with a monitor and hard drive and is otherwise known as an iMac. Okay, this is hardly a prime example of an embedded system, but it does present some of the same challenges you'll encounter with a true embedded system. The things you learn here should apply well to embedded systems using other processors.
The host system is a run-of-the-mill IBM ThinkPad notebook running a Pentium III processor. Yellow Dog Linux is already running on the host system, but with a little sleight of hand, we'll make it use the root filesystem created in the article for testing.
First, we need a cross compiler that runs on our Pentium machine that creates code for a PowerPC 750-based processor. Building a cross compiler for a target system can be a very tedious process; a working compiler is more than GCC, it also contains some extra tools (affectionately named binutils) and the standard libraries for the language.
To get a cross compiler up and running quickly, try using the crosstool package, compliments of Dan Kegel. Crosstool does all of the hard work necessary to get a cross compiler built: it fetches the source and patches, applies the patches, configures the packages and kicks off the build. After obtaining and unpacking crosstool, here are the steps for building your GCJ cross compiler:
$ export TARBALLS_DIR=~/crosstool-download $ export RESULT_TOP=/opt/crosstool $ export GCC_LANGUAGES="c,c++,Java" $ eval `cat powerpc-750.dat gcc-4.0.1-glibc-2.2.2.dat' sh.all --notest
While waiting for the compilation to finish, let's take a look at what we just did to start our crosstool build. TARBALLS_DIR is the location where crosstool downloads its files. Crosstool fetches all of the files it needs for a build by default. RESULT_TOP is the installation directory of the cross compiler. Lastly, GCC_LANGUAGES controls which language front ends will be enabled for the compiler. GCC supports many different language front ends and each front end adds a considerable amount of time to the compilation process, so only the necessary ones were selected for this toolchain build.
The last line, for those lacking their bash script-foo license, dumps the two dat files on the command line and executes the all.sh script with the parameter --notest. To make building a cross compiler easy, crosstool includes configuration files with the correct environment variables set for the target processor and the gcc/glibc combination. In this case, crosstool builds a gcc 4.0.1 with glibc 2.2.2 targeting a PPC 750 processor. Crosstool includes scripts for all major processor architectures and glib/gcc combinations.
When the build finishes, the cross compiler will be installed at $RESULT_TOP/gcc-4.0.1-glibc-2.2.2/powerpc-750-linux-gnu/bin. Add this to your path to make invoking the cross compiler easier.
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I compiled it and it didn't work. I repeat: it did NOT work.
Rather unfortunate.
Typographical Error
While everyone noted the sample "hello" program does not compile as-is, I'm surprised no one expressed why but instead offered alternatives. The reason the sample program does not compile is because there are two typographical errors in it (I'm sure it was unintended - an artifact as a result of using a Word Processor such as MS Word).
Class hello {
Static public void main(String argc[]) {
System.out.println("hello from GCJ");
The keywords "Class" and "Static" should not be capitalized. It should look like this:
class hello {
static public void main(String argc[]) {
System.out.println("hello from GCJ");
The capitalization changed the keywords "class" and "static" into Object names. The compiler was trying to find a "Class.class" to make a "Class" object named "hello" and couldn't. The same with "Static."
This is a great article, and the author did a great job writing it. Unfortunately formatting the document (and the code, especially) is a bear. Just to get the code snippet above look the way is does was a lot of work - way more work than just typing.
Won't compile with gcj-4.1 on my Debian
Hmmm... maybe this is not related to the specifics of embedded environment at all, but I noticed that the hello world example won't compile with "gcj-4.1 hello.class --main=hello -o hello-java" on my Debian testing system :
hello.class:1: error: Class or interface declaration expected.
Class hello {
hello.class:2: error: Class or interface declaration expected.
Static public void main(String argc[]) {
hello.class:3: error: Class or interface declaration expected.
System.out.println("hello from GCJ");
hello.class:4: error: Class or interface declaration expected.
hello.class:5: error: Class or interface declaration expected.
5 errors
Dunno what's wrong
After a quick search on the
After a quick search on the net, I found that writing this way, it compiles :
public class hello {
static public void main(String argc[]) {
System.out.println("hello from GCJ");
This worked for me:class
This worked for me:
class hello
static public void main( String argc[] )
System.out.println( "hello from GCJ" );
Notice that none of the keywords like "class" are capitalized. Also, typical naming convention for java is to call the source file hello.java and using the javac command turns the byte code into hello.class We're not using javac, so there won't be a hello.class file. So, if you name your file this way, the compile step would be:
gcj hello.java --main=hello -o hello-java
Hope this helps.
After reading this article, I
After reading this article, I just realized how we can simplify our seemingly complicated problems which in fact can actually be solved very easily! It actually helps us to use GCJ which is really a part of the GCC compiler suite, in a Linux project! The advantage is that it can be code with a high-level language like Java! It gives us a detailed tutorial about its advantages and pitfalls, the host and target configuration and lastly if you are happy with what you have read, the step by step instructions to build your GCJ cross compiler! Very cool and informative read indeed!!RFID Tags
Statically linking
I tried statically linking a simple "Hello, World!" program but received the following error:
/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lgcj
Here's the command I used to compile:
gcj -static-libgcj -o hello --main=hello hello.java
Any ideas?
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I think you allways have to reflect about your life, you can never be too shure about it...But in general i think that life itself is great, you just have to make the best out of it.I feel greatful of the opportunitys life has offered me so far and I am aware that most people in the world don't have it as easy as me.So I think it is only fair to try to make the world that little bit better through sharing and caring.
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In Australia I did a bit of couchsurfing and met really awesome people through that, I am triing to spread the idea of couchsurfing because I am really conviced that this makes the world a bit better. I am living in nuremberg at the moment, and together with my girlfriend we hosted a few people.
My first experience was an awesome Party in Hobart, the guy that invited me via couchsurfing was really friendly and walked home with me through the rain because there was no space in the taxi.I met some more people, they invited me for hiking, cajaking and mountainbiking. They fed me well and gave me advice.In Melbourne it was good that i couchsurfed, otherwise i would have felt a bit lonely, but some friendly girls took me and so I had a great time.
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Bella! You look just like Mars!
So pwetty! What ethnicity are you, btw?
I am ethnically Sicilian
Nice 1 Gina B.!
cool pics
Gina, I miss you! <3
super adorable Sailor Mars cosplay well done ^w^ you look lovely
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An unnamed female werewolf I made.
She would've been good in the movie!!
An IMDB comment was asking: "Where are the female lycans???" and then it got to the dream casting subject like:" Oh Lucy Lawless would make a badass lycan!!!" something like that.
very well done how about Lycia?
I have an idea for the name, find out the translation for "moon" in another language. Good pic
well cant wait to see her wolf form
(I would say animal but aren't we all just that)
(I would say animal but aren't we all just that)
Holy crap, I haven't worked on my Underworld fic at all since I wrote the prologue. I just realized that.
Damn you, Swooney!
Damn you, Swooney!
hmm Could it be an OC opponent for Ava? I don't know I just spit it out.
I dunno. Ava will be a Death Dealer, but....
Oh shoot, I just imagined a messy fight between these two and Ava hissed while struggling with the female Lycan who hasn't turned yet. The lycan's fighting moves were more like a street fight with her pouncing attacks. Ava's moves were elegantly quick.
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Cop Punts Suspect's Head; High Five Ensues
After a long high speed chase and short foot pursuit the suspect decides to lay on the ground and give up. This is when the cop gives the suspect a swift boot to the head. Watch the Video courtesy of NBC. The best reaction you'll hear in the video is from the chopper pilot….
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I know to most this would not be a big deal, a cop punting a deserving criminal in the head that is. No matter what the situation you just expect policemen to act this way. Either way, the policemen has yet to be named and the police chief is going to wait before he makes any decisions.
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LMFAO Maybe that was a move to stun the suspect until he could put the cuffs on.
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By Monica LindeenMontana State Auditor
October 23, 2013 | Volume 100 / Number 42
Montana Insurance Commissioner Monica J. Lindeen released the following statement Tuesday:
"I'm glad the president acknowledged what everyone in Montana already knows: The federally built health insurance Marketplace website isn't working. This is unacceptable.
"In 2011, I argued that Montana should make its own Marketplace website. As Montana's insurance commissioner, I knew just how important this site would be to the smooth operation of our insurance markets. But politics prevailed – and now Montanans who need quality, affordable health insurance are stuck waiting on a website that is beyond our control.
"I appreciate the president's words, but as Montana's insurance commissioner, I want to know what is wrong with the website, how they're going to fix it – and when."
Montana is one of 27 states which opted out of creating its own website to sell insurance policies and disburse federal tax credits to bring down the cost of health insurance.
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