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Literature & the Performing Arts
Re-Reading Harry Potter
Instructor: Eric Olson
OAK / LITPA-200 / 15 sessions
Prerequisite: Writing 2
June 2–July 7 (no class 7/3), Mon./Tues./Thurs., 1-4 p.m.
If you don't know the name Harry Potter, you've been in a coma for the last seventeen years. J.K. Rowling's seven-book series has sold over 450 million copies in 200 countries, has been translated into 67 languages, and has spawned eight film adaptations. But while we've all heard about the success of Rowling's franchise, Harry Potter's minority status as a "children's book," rather than "high literature," has limited the analysis of the books to how financially successful they have become.
Part of a long genealogy of children's fantasy writing, from the Grimm Brothers to Roald Dahl, the Harry Potter series is much more than just children's fiction. As with all popular literary forms, Rowling's texts contain an ambiguity between the author's intended and unintended meanings, and in this class, we will explore -- both to praise and critique -- the mysterious world of Harry Potter.
From Rowling's subversion of fairy tale archetypes to her treatment of class, race, and gender, from the dissolution of the traditional good vs. evil dialectic to the war on terror—this class will delve into a variety of contemporary issues that both shape and are shaped by the cultural juggernaut that is Harry Potter.
This course satisfies a 200-level Literature/Performance or an H&S Elective.
Writing for Artists, Architects, & Designers
Instructor: Marianne Rogoff
SF/ LITPA-320 / 15 sessions
Prerequisites: Writing 2, Foundations in Critical Studies, Intro to the Modern Arts
July 14–August 14, Mon./Wed./Thurs., 6:30–9:30 p.m.
Be prepared to speak and write about yourself and your work. Examine common vocabulary from art, architecture, and design, and analyze where definitions overlap and differ. Study books and periodicals from scholarly, commercial, and popular realms as models for practicing various modes of professional and creative writing: practice the vocabulary of critique, details of description, language of symbols, appropriate tone. Develop individual voice, style, and stance measured against traditional forms. Course culminates with portfolio presentations where you present your work and speak about your aesthetics, influences, skills, and purposes.
This course satisfies a 300-level H&S class or an H&S Elective. Does not satisfy the LITPA-200 / WRLIT-304 requirement.
Mentored Study in Writing
Instructor: Hugh Behm–Steinberg
Prerequisite: Writing 2, Jr. Standing
June 2–August 1, meeting times to be scheduled with individual students
Mentored study provides one–on–one study over the summer with a faculty mentor. It gives students the freedom to pursue their own intellectual work seriously and intensively, while the faculty mentor engages and guides them through in–depth discussion and detailed critical commentary. In consultation with the mentor, a student will also incorporate relevant reading into the course. This reading provides the basis for reflective or critical writing by the student that becomes part of the overall dialogue. This course is for students at all levels, from those just starting out to those who are interested in pursuing more advanced projects, and it has been proven especially useful to those working on thesis projects. Meetings are regular and frequent and are based on writing the student produces.
This course satisfies a 300-level Literature/Performance or an H&S Elective.


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cumin seed roasted cauliflower with yogurt
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Cumin Seed Roasted Cauliflower with Yogurt, Mint and Pomegranate
Adapted from Melissa Clark's Cook This Now
This dish gets an amazing amount of flavor out of just a few ingredients. That said, if you're not into cauliflower, it would probably be good with broccoli. And if you're not into cauliflower or broccoli, well, you must have driven your mother batty when you were little, didn't you? Ahem, what I meant to say was that I think it could work with other things, like potatoes or squash. But really, you should try it with the cauliflower. You might find you've eaten half the dish before you even left the kitchen.
Serves 2, probably
2 tablespoons olive oil, divided
1 large head cauliflower (mine was 1 3/4 pounds)
1 teaspoon whole cumin seeds
1/2 teaspoon kosher salt, plus additional
1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
Plain yogurt (I used whole milk yogurt, Greek style)
1/4 cup crumbled feta (optional)
Chopped fresh mint leaves, for serving
Pomegranate seeds, for serving
Preheat oven to 425°F. Brush a large baking sheet or roasting pan with 1 tablespoon of the olive oil.
Cut your cauliflower into bite-size florets but no need to make them all evenly sized. The smaller ones get more blistery, the bigger ones retain more texture and they'll all be happy mingled together. Toss florets with remaining olive oil, cumin seeds, salt and pepper and spread out on prepared tray. Roast for 20 to 30 minutes, until cauliflower is tender and its edges are toasty.
Either whisk a pinch of salt into your yogurt or to make feta-yogurt sauce blend 3/4 cup yogurt with feta in a food processor until smooth. Dollop on cauliflower then sprinkle dish with mint and pomegranate seeds. Eat immediately and vow to seriously make more effort in the lunch department if it can be this easy.
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Amateurish cartography
When it comes to cartography, I am an amateur. (Come to think of it, I am an amateur when it comes to a lot of other things.) I do like the subject of making and understanding maps, though. And I have a few old cartography books. One of them is Erwin Raisz's General Cartography from 1948 that I bought at a used book sale for 2 bucks some time ago.
Lacking many of the sophisticated specialized devices of cartography, such as the one for drawing guidelines Raisz mentions, I invariably resort to Photoshop when I need a map for a manuscript or a presentation.
For an upcoming presentation, I need a map of Turkey with a grid of latitudes and longitudes. There are many such maps that I can simply scan and use, but for my purposes, the background map needs to be blank and the grid needs to be on a separate layer. To create a map like that-in my amateur way—it is necessary to scan a suitable map and then retrace the outlines of Turkey as well as the latitudes and longitudes on separate layers in Photoshop. That is exactly what I did last nite, spending several hours for one map. But when I did a test print, I realized that 2 of the longitudes, the 36th and the 42nd (red arrows), were misplaced. There really was no easy way to correct the map, because the problem was with the way I had to scan the base map, which was bound in a book and could not be scanned flat.
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Before I travelled through the crushing heat of southern Spain, I never saw the attraction of cold soup. In Tanzania I ate fresh pineapple, in Brazil I drank coconut juice and at home in Britain, I drank a nice hot cup of tea. But Andalucia has embraced the tomato and created a dish that's perfect for its parched plains.
Gazpacho, like pizza, had humble beginnings. Although the Romans and Moors used to pound together bread, vinegar, olive oil and garlic, gazpacho as we now know it developed in the kitchens of country workers in the sixteenth century. Perhaps dazzled by this strange fruit from the newly discovered Americas, they threw tomatoes into the vinegar-soaked emulsion, plus whatever else happened to be lying around…peppers, cucumber or Iberian ham.
I actually had my first taste in Toulouse, courtesy of a Spaniard from Córdoba, who told me that in his hometown gazpacho takes the name of salmorejo. From Andalusian homes to the top tables of experimental cuisine, gazpacho today reappears in a variety of guises. Reinventions use lobster as a base, or add strawberry, melon, cherry or piments.
For me, though, I found my favourite gazpacho in the midday sun at Segovia, a stunningly attractive Spanish town where even the stone buildings wilt with the heat. It arrived, a dose of cooling, nutritious refreshment, with a selection of ingredients in tiny dishes at the side: crunchy onions, croutons, cucumber, gherkins. Everything I needed to adapt the dish to suit my own, sun-drenched tastes.
The Simplest Gazpacho Recipe – serves 2 (generously….)
Soak half a stale baguette with 2 tablespoons of red wine vinegar, 1 tablespoon of water and one of olive oil. Leave while you chop the rest of the ingredients.
8 Ripe, juicy red tomatoes
Half a Cucumber
1 Red Onion
1 Red Pepper
Optional Extras: a few cloves of garlic, kidney beans, a dash of Tabasco sauce, salt and pepper.
Mix together in a blender.
Add the bready emulsion from above.
Blend again.
Optional Stage: If you prefer your gazpacho smooth, then sieve the mixture several times to remove traces of tomato seeds or skin. If you're happy with it hearty, then leave it be.
Pour the mixture into bowls and chill for a few hours.
That's it!
Optional Garnish: Iberian ham, sliced hard-boiled egg, a swirl of olive oil.


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At LOOKbetween, A Discussion of Video and Multimedia Storytelling
Photographers and photo industry professionals who attended the LOOKbetween festival over the past weekend at Deep Rock Farm near Charlottesville, VA, participated in small, informal group discussions on Saturday morning that addressed three topics: The Business: From Individual to Agency; Storytelling Techniques: From Film to Video; and Publishing: From Book to iPad.
The shift to video being explored by many photographers was one of the major themes of a Storytelling Techniques discussion of which I was a part. And of course one of the primary questions about photographers creating video was, "Who is going to fund the work?"
British photographer Toby Smith said he was able to sell video footage he shot while on assignment in Madagascar to broadcast television networks in the United Kingdom. The video footage was not part of his original assignment, so the NGO that he was working with gave him permission to sell the video footage.
This prompted a discussion of editorial contracts and whether photographers on assignment for editorial clients could conceivably do something similar in order to earn money for video work. National Geographic photo editor Elizabeth Krist said that the magazine asks for rights to all of the content produced by photographers on assignment for them.
Avi Gupta, a photo editor at US News & World Report, said that his magazine pays a double day rate to photographers who create both stills and video for them on assignment.
The group also discussed the challenges photographers who are asked to produce video and multimedia content face in balancing that extra work with their still photography. If a photographer is asked to capture video and/or audio while also completing a still assignment, are they able to create quality work, or are they being pulled in too many directions?
Rather than doing everything themselves, photographer Daniel Wakefield Pasley suggested photographers could take on directorial roles for their clients, bringing a team together to tell a story using all of the tools available to them—stills, multimedia, video and even text.
Another question that came up was whether it was even necessary to shoot video or produce multimedia. Is there a demand for it, the group wondered? Just because you can create video, does it mean you should?
Jenny Nichols of the International League of Conservation Photographers mentioned that the ILCP commissioned videographers to follow photographers in the field, and the resulting video was useful in educating people on the mission of the ILCP and in promoting their work. The video helped people engage with the still photography, in other words.
It was also suggested that having a video or multimedia component to a project could increase the audience because media consumers engage with stories in different ways—through slideshows, through video or through multimedia. Video and multimedia might also help photographers place a story in different types of media outlets or find alternative funding sources from organizations that could use the work for educational purposes or in increasing awareness about a particular issue the project deals with. In other words, the desired outcome of a project should help photographers decide which tools to use in telling a story.


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After an underwhelming Rising Stars Challenge and All-Star Saturday Night, the focal point of NBA All-Star Weekend arrived and delivered.
L.A. Clippers forward Blake Griffin shot a ridiculous 9-for-11 in the first quarter for 18 points. Scoring 18 points in a quarter was impressive, but what was more impressive was how Griffin scored. Griffin caught lobs and threw down dunk contest-worthy dunks to ignite the All-Star crowd in New Orleans.
In the second quarter the Pelicans' own Anthony Davis stole the show with a slew of awe-inspiring dunks to give the West an 11-point lead. Davis scored 8 points in a little over four minutes.
The Western Conference set a record with the most points scored in a half by an All-Star team with 89. The previous record was 88 by the West in 2012. Both teams combined to score 165, the most points scored in a half in All-Star Game history.
The West led the East 89-76 at halftime.
In the midway point of the third quarter the West had a 15-point lead thanks to 30 points each from Blake Griffin and Kevin Durant. The East went on an 18-3 run to close the gap and end the third quarter down 123-126.
Cleveland Cavaliers guard Kyrie Irving dazzled the All-Star audience and put the East on his back with crafty lay ups and dishes to put the West on their heels. Irving led the charge by scoring 24 points in the second half of the game while Carmelo Anthony chipped in with an All-Star record 8 three-pointers. None was more important than the one he drilled with 1:01 remaining in the game to give the East a 4-point lead.
The East defeated the West 163-155 to give the Eastern Conference its first All-Star victory since 2010. There were many amazing performances in the 2014 NBA All-Star Game. On the losing squad Blake Griffin and Kevin Durant contributed 38 points apiece, while in the East Carmelo Anthony dropped 30. It was Cleveland Cavaliers guard Kyrie Irving that was named Most Valuable Player after posting 31 points, 14 assists, and 5 rebounds.
In the end the 2014 NBA All-Star Game was enjoyable. It was chocked full of your typical hot-dogging early on, but the fourth quarter was competitive and exciting. It's always a pleasure to see some of the best athletes on Earth competing on the court at the same time for just one day out of the year.


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I chose this project to demonstrate two things:
1. How different liquids have different density.
2. How chemicals can get mixed and do weird things.
My Experiment
Water and Oil do not have the same density as each other. They will not mix up but will float on top of each other. Adding another chemical (salt) will make my mixture do some weird things.
1. Pour about 3 inches of water into the jar.
2. Pour about 1/3 cup of vegetable oil into the jar.
3. When everything settles, look at how the water and oil mix.
4. Add one drop of food coloring to the jar.
5. Observe how the color mixes with the oil.
Wow! I didn't know that!
6. Shake salt on top of the oil while you count slowly to five. Observe what happens to the salt.
7. Add more salt to see what happens
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1. A glass jar or clear drinking glass
2. Vegetable oil
3. Salt
4. Water
5. Food coloring
Salt is heavier than water, so when you pour salt on the oil, it sinks to the bottom of the mixture, carrying a blob of oil with it. In the water, the salt starts to dissolve. As it dissolves, the salt releases the oil, which floats back up to the top of the water.
I knew that oil and water would not mix, but I was surprised to see what happened when I added salt to the mixture. It was cool to see the oil form into blobs and turn into what looked like a lava lamp.
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It's a Dragon's World
Pt. 4 Titus Shrinks
I saw Jackie and Kyle run upstairs. It seemed like they got some new toys.
"Hey, Titus, we're home." Ben said.
"Yeah, I can see that." I replied, kinda rudely.
Jessie and Ben brought in some groceries. I figured that must have been why they took so long.
"So where'd you guys go?" I asked.
"We had to get some food, then Jackie and Kyle wanted to get some toys so I figured we'd go to WalMart for some food." Jessie explained.
"Y'guys shoulda let me know first."
"Well we figured you'd be to busy getting reaccquainted with Lucas so we didn't let you know."
I grumbled a little under my breath.
"Oh,yeah. Titus, this is for you."
Ben handed me a piece of paper.
"Where did you get this?" I asked.
"Some person gave it to us. They said to give it to Titus Flamel and to not read it."
I figured I'd open it after dinner.
Dinner time came and I was feeling a bit tired. Everyone sat around the dinner table, eating mashed potatoes, with some gravy and some other food.
"Hey, Uncle Titus, aren't you hungry?" Jackie asked.
"Hmm? Actually, no I'm not."
"That's strange. Knowing Titus, he'd probably be eating more than us." Lucas joked.
"Are you okay?" Jessie asked.
"Yeah. If it's okay with you guys, I'm just gonna rest my eyes. If I fall asleep, will you just let me sleep down here?"
"Yeah. That's okay." Ben said.
I closed my eyes and soon enough, I was fast asleep.
I woke up a few hours later. I yawned a little. All the lights were off and the table was clear. I decided since I was up, I'd see what was written on that paper.
I opened it up and read it to myself.
Dear Titus,
I hope you are doing well. How do you like the present I gave you? You're probably still wondering what's happening to your body. Meet me at the store where you bought your plush toy and I'll explain everything.
Angela Dragonwings
I got off the couch and stood up. It was strange. I was almost the same size as the coffee table. I was just a head taller. I figured I was probably still tired and walked upstairs.
It was kinda hard to walk up the stairs. What's going on? I thought to myself. Am I still dreaming?
I got in the bathroom and when I tried to look in the mirror, I couldn't see myself. Heck, I couldn't even see the mirror. I grabbed the stool my little nephew and neice use and stood up on it. When I looked in the mirror, I didn't see myself at all. In place of my reflection was a little kid. I was getting worried now. Was my mind playing tricks on me? There was only one way to figure out. I looked over myself again. I was only 4'8! It seemed my tail was still there, but it seemed to have shrunk along with me.
I was scared. I didn't know what I was supposed to do. My old clothes didn't fit me, and I couldn't go out naked. I figured all I could do was see if my nephew, Kyle had some clothes that would fit.
I opened the door to the kids' room quietly. I walked slowly as to not wake them up. I remembered Ben bought some clothes for Kyle this year that didn't fit him. They were too big. I rummaged through Kyle's clothes and found them. I put on his jersey, with the number 8 on the front. And I put on a pair of short legged blue jeans. Before getting them completely on, I realized my tail would need a lot of room this time. I went back into the bathroom, took the jeans off and made a tailhole large enough to fit my tail through.
I walked quietly downstairs, trying not to wake anyone up. I had to stand on my tiptoes just to reach the doorknob. It took a while but eventually I got it.
I quietly closed the door again and ran for the toy store. I hoped no one would see my tail. I'd be screwed if they did.
As I ran, I tripped and landed flat on my face. Oww! I realized that I really DID shrink after all. I got up and continued to run. I only had a few hours to make it to the toystore before Ben and the others woke up.
Two hours later, I made it to the toy store. Yet there was no one around. I leaned on the door of the toy store. The door opened and I fell backwards, landing directly on my tail.
"Can I help you, little boy?" The woman from the other day asked.
"First off I'm NOT a little boy! I'm 13! Second I'm waiting for someone."
"You're not a little boy, huh? You sure don't look 13. You look more like you're eight or seven."
"Well I'm not!" I shouted angerly. "Something happened to me and my body shrunk!"
The woman rubbed my head and smiled. "You kids and your stories. They're so cute!"
I looked down. I was so embarrassed. No one would be able to take me seriously. To them, I'm just a thirteen year old kid, with a tail, in an eight year old's body. Although they wouldn't see the thirteen year old me. Just an eight year old kid who's got a lizard-like tail.
The old woman gasped as she saw my tail wagging back and forth.
"That tail..." She gasped. "Are you...Titus Flamel?"
"Yeah. I am. But how do you know who I am?" I asked.
"Yes. I thought I'd meet you soon. But not like this."
"Alright, ENOUGH!" I demanded. "Who are you? How do you know me?"
"I guess I SHOULD introduce myself. My name is... Angela Dragonwings."
"WHAT???" I thought in my head. THIS woman was the one whose name appeared in those letters. I couldn't believe it. What was going on here???
It's a Dragon's World Pt. 4 by AnimeboyeWatch
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Well here's a second helping of It's a Dragon's World.
Pt 4 is done and Pt 5 will be up tomorrow. I hope you enjoy this.
Pt 4 is done and Pt 5 will be up tomorrow. I hope you enjoy this.
nice twist.
Ganna read more!"
Ganna read more!"
next ^.=.^
Awesomeness Its getting really good ^_^
Poor Titus.^^
Heh. Yeah. He's going through a lot. First he grows a dragon tail, then his body shrinks to the size of an eight year old. I kinda think that would be cool though. I mean being shrunk back to a little kid and having a tail. It would be kinda weird though, but who cares? Weird is normal, and normal is weird.
Wow, you're pumping these stories out pretty fast. I like it so far.
It's going really well. I wish I had a toy that did that to me.
I don't know if it's the toy that's doing this to him. I plan on the toy playing a part in his transformation but as to what degree I have no clue.
I'm glad you like it. That makes me glad to know^^!
I'm glad you like it. That makes me glad to know^^!
Coolness! Cant wait till tommorow! I laughed at the part where he is mistaken as an 8yr old.
Well his body's that size now. I'm not too certain if his age went along with his height but we'll just have to see.
Titus shrinking will be explained in the next chapter.
Titus shrinking will be explained in the next chapter.
well if i'm correct then he would be like a 7-year old due to the fact that dragons live like 1300 years, so in theory he would change into a very young dragon about the equivelent of a 7-year old


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We'll have a sunny warm Thursday before a major weather change takes place. Highs will be near 80 degrees today.
A cold front will bring a chance of rain Thursday night and Friday. Expect rain to be around for the Mini Marathon. In fact, rain and cool weather on tap for not only the Mini but for the Kentucky Derby in Louisville.
Low pressure will stall across Indiana this weekend and linger through Tuesday bringing a continued daily chance for rain.


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IMF Executive Board Concludes 2013 Article IV Consultation and Supports Proposal for Post-Program Monitoring with Sri LankaPublic Information Notice (PIN) No. 13/49
May 9, 2013
Public Information Notices (PINs) form part of the IMF's efforts to promote transparency of the IMF's views and analysis of economic developments and policies. With the consent of the country (or countries) concerned, PINs are issued after Executive Board discussions of Article IV consultations with member countries, of its surveillance of developments at the regional level, of post-program monitoring, and of ex post assessments of member countries with longer-term program engagements. PINs are also issued after Executive Board discussions of general policy matters, unless otherwise decided by the Executive Board in a particular case.
On May 1, 2013, the Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) concluded the Article IV consultation with Sri Lanka.1
Sri Lanka has achieved notable progress on a number of economic fronts in recent years, although there have also been challenges. While slowing recently, growth has been generally robust, fiscal consolidation has taken place, and poverty and inequality have declined. Other aspects of Sri Lanka's development agenda, however, require continuing effort. The authorities are keen to broaden and deepen economic development, building on the achievements of the recently completed Stand-By Arrangement with the Fund. Safeguarding macroeconomic stability and launching a new phase of structural reforms would facilitate ambitious medium-term development goals.
Real growth slowed to 6.4 percent in 2012 as macroeconomic policies were tightened, spillovers from weak global growth undermined exports, and drought and subsequent floods adversely affected agriculture. Headline inflation hovered near double digits for most of the year following an upward shift due to exchange rate depreciation and higher food and administered prices, before easing in early 2013 due in large part to base effects. Core inflation trended upward, and inflation expectations and private sector wage demands rose. The current account deficit declined to around 6½ percent of GDP.
The government's 2012 budget deficit is estimated to have fallen to about 6½ percent of GDP, above the budget's 6¼ percent target, due to expenditure restraint and payment arrears, while revenues were significantly lower than budgeted. The 2013 budget targets a 5.8 percent of GDP deficit. Losses at the state-owned energy companies rose to around 2 percent of GDP in 2012 despite significant domestic energy price increases, as drought induced a shift in electricity generation away from inexpensive hydroelectric to expensive thermal sources.
With inflation elevated and growth slowing, monetary policy is facing a challenging task. Policy was eased recently, but further stimulus should be on hold until inflation pressures decline. Financial soundness indicators are robust, and progress has been made in strengthening banking supervision, however rapid credit expansion in recent years justifies heightened vigilance for vulnerabilities.
Growth is projected at around 6¼ percent in 2013. A moderately contractionary budget and the lagged impact of tight monetary conditions and real wage compression should restrain domestic demand, while external demand is projected to remain tepid. Inflation pressures should moderate through the year, although headline inflation would be affected if domestic energy prices are increased further, and the current account deficit should narrow further. Near-term risks to the outlook are on the downside, and include revenue weakness, a weaker-than-anticipated global environment, and continued inflation pressures.
Executive Board Assessment
Executive Directors commended the authorities for prudent policy implementation, which, supported by the Stand-By Arrangement concluded last year, has facilitated the achievement of robust growth and poverty reduction in a difficult environment. The near-term outlook presents challenges, including slower growth and elevated inflation. Directors emphasized that a new phase of reforms is needed to ensure a sustainable fiscal position, achieve low and stable inflation, safeguard financial stability, and support high and inclusive growth over the medium term.
Directors welcomed the authorities' continued efforts toward fiscal consolidation, particularly on recurrent spending, given a high public debt ratio, and supported the goal of reducing the budget deficit while clearing expenditure arrears. However, they noted that revenues have fallen to very low levels, placing the burden of adjustment on expenditure, notably capital spending. To enhance space for infrastructure and critical social spending, Directors stressed the need to broaden the revenue base and improve tax administration, including by extending the VAT fully to the retail and wholesale sectors, reforming the refund system, and revising tax holidays and exemptions. Directors further underscored the need to put state-owned energy enterprises on a sound financial footing. They noted that the recent electricity price hike should help reduce losses, and advised adopting an automatic price adjustment mechanism, complemented by targeted social protection safeguards. Recent efforts to strengthen public financial management will support the overall fiscal consolidation strategy.
With rising wage and cost pressures, Directors cautioned against a further easing of monetary policy in the near term. Exchange rate flexibility should be maintained to cushion external shocks, while deeper markets and a gradual move toward a flexible inflation targeting regime would strengthen inflation control. Directors noted that international reserves are relatively low by most metrics, and encouraged strengthening the reserve position as circumstances permit. They cautioned that government guarantees for foreign currency borrowing by banks, if introduced, could undermine exchange rate flexibility, create contingent liabilities, and raise debt sustainability risks.
Directors concurred that the banking system appears sound and welcomed the progress in strengthening financial sector supervision and regulation. They called for vigilance following recent high credit growth and encouraged the authorities to draw on the recommendations of the updated Financial Stability Assessment Program to bolster financial stability further.
Directors noted the long-term deterioration of the export-to-GDP ratio and growing reliance on debt for current account deficit financing. They encouraged the authorities to boost competitiveness, including through strengthening trade, expanding infrastructure, and further improvements in the business climate to attract foreign direct investment. Directors supported the proposal for post-program monitoring.


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When stoners Dexter and Royce mistakenly assume their friend Matilda has overdosed, they can't call the cops because she's OD'd on stolen drugs. So, they decide to bury her body themselves. Good news is she's not dead. Bad news is she wakes up just in time to interrupt a Satanic cult performing a ritual sacrifice in the same place the guys were going to bury her. Our heroes end up on the run from the Satanists, the drug dealer they stole the stash from, and a gang of angry little people all while trying to pull off a heist of their own. It's one crazy night in one crazy town!
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Some kids remember dying in a past life and they relive these horrible memories in their dreams. A new series on the Lifetime Movie Network shares stories from the lives and former lives of these children.
"Ghost Inside My Child" is a documentary television series that features first-person accounts from people that claim to have children that have been reincarnated. The series premiere of "Ghost Inside My Child" will air tonight on the Lifetime Movie Network.
"What if your child remembered dying in a past life? This new LMN series explores many parents' most closely guarded secret: Their child is a reincarnation of someone who died violently and came back to life. Children of all ages who claim they remember previous lives are quite common and hundreds of these accounts have been scientifically documented, researched and studied, both in the United States and abroad since the 1950's. "Ghost Inside My Child" shares stories that are often inexplicable and confounding. These young children are having very real memories and very real experience that belong to someone else."
The Lifetime Movie Network's "Ghost Inside My Child" series premiere airs on Saturday, March 8, at 8 pm EST.
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When I visit System Preferences > Displays and change the refresh rate from 60Hz to 75Hz, then hit revert suddenly the display becomes clear and sharp. Selecting scaled resolution as opposed to "best for display" and than changing to different resolution and back also works.
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anyway, just a simple question. can vocodex run in an 64-bit host environment?
i'm currently using drummaxx, sawer and vocodex in ableton live 32-bit, but will upgrade to the 64-bit beta soon.
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Already the early papers on supergravity were written using computer algebra software to do some calculations. What modern packages do people normally use for doing such calculations? Of course Mathematica and presumable a lot of other programs can be made to do such calculations, I am wondering if there are special packages or tutorials how to do such calculations in them.
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High Society is a 1956 American musical comedy starring Bing Crosby, Grace Kelly, and Frank Sinatra. Society on HIgh sort of riffs on this kind of old-movie vibe, with its art-deco interior touches and, when I visited at least, jazz music playing. I didn't spot any Grace Kelly lookalikes, but the crowd was an eclectic mix of sophisticated foodies who enjoyed a well-built cocktail while sitting in front of a bar that curls around the low-lit space.
Others can grab some lunch or after-work bites of Hot Butter Poached Lobster Roll on a brioche roll, or Oyster Po Boy with sriracha aioli, while sitting on comfy leather black banquettes in intimate little corners.
Other dishes include Grilled Flatbreads include clam with roasted garlic and mozzarella; grilled oyster mushroom with goat cheese, arugula and pesto, and sweet rope sausage with grilled Vidalia onions. Among the salads I have my eye on for next time is the Kale and Escarole Salad ($11) creamy parmesan dressing, white anchovies, fried capers and crispy chick peas.
But it was outside on the patio on a warm late-summer night that drew me for a relaxed glass of a sparkling Brachetto, from Boston Winery in Dorchester, paired with raw-bar items including shrimp cocktail and Duxbury oysters, and country pate with pistachios and applewood bacon. The patio is nestled between two tall buildings, including one that houses FEMA above the restaurant. At the far end overlooks the bustling Atlantic Avenue, and the patio is lined with palm trees with twinkling lights.
The urban-chic patio opened in August, just two months after the restaurant's debut. I haven't done the research, but I'm betting it's one of the only off-street patios in the financial district. The owners are using the space for outdoor events with music — hey, there's no neighbors to complain. Seating about 80, it would also be great for private functions. Of course, they'll be trying to stretch the season as long as possible with outdoor heat lamps, so head over while you can. Next year, they're discussing enclosing the space with a retractable solarium.
Last week, they held a "Lete Indien" (Indian summer) party with live entertainment provided by DJ Brek.One, the patio transformed into a whimsical summer haven by Derek Wilkes of the A.R.T.
Society on High is the latest venture for Ian Just, of Les Zygomates and Sorriso. "One reason I came here is I wanted the flexibility to play music outside, for the after work crowd, for weddings. The building was aggressive in courting me," said Just. "I was certainly interested." He brought along seasoned employees from his other restaurants, including Executive Chef Brian Benton, who will also oversee this menu with an emphasis on seafood and local food.
Ian Just is excited about entering this area of the Financial District. At one point, Les Zygomates in the nearby South Station area had Chinatown and little else to rival it. But ever since the Greenway was built and the Seaport District expanded, the area has been attracting more great restaurants. "Now the area has a lot more competition," said Just. "And restaurants are a lot better now. The more the merrier. People can bounce around and have fun downtown. It's a fun little area."
Which is why there's much emphasis on the bar menu and cocktail bar to attract a professional crowd of all ages. For the weekend and driving crowd, bonus: free underground parking after 6pm. They also are working on weekend brunches, and creating a place for functions. A small reception on the patio would be gorgeous.
"Being in the heart of the Financial District, we want to provide a destination that attracts not only local professionals for after work drinks, but those in search of the best dining and nightlife the city has to offer," said Frankie Stavrianopoulos, Special Operations Coordinator at Society on High.. "As a management group, we have a unique blend of professional expertise where our experience lies both in dining and nightlife. With Society's many inherent assets such as exclusive private dining areas, beautiful patio space, free garage parking after 6pm and outstanding menu, we're looking to create a multi-faceted experience unseen in the area."
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NBCUniversal's Burke leads Top 50 Most Influential in Sports Business
This week, Sports Business Journal recognizes 2011's Top 50 Most Influential People in Sports Business. Leading this year's list is NBCUniversal President and CEO Steve Burke. With the network's Comcast merger and another successful Olympic rights bid, Burke has been a driving force in sports media this year.
Here is an excerpt of SBJ's feature on Burke: "The 53-year-old executive from a media-family background clearly values the sports business both as a market mover and content generator. Every major decision he made this year set off a confluence of action or reaction in the industry. The company was at the table for virtually every major sports rights negotiation. It overwhelmed International Olympic Committee executives with its aggressive bid for four Olympic Games, while also winning bids for the NHL and MLS. NBC also is poised to retain the NFL's Sunday Night Football."
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Banner Health hospitals named to U.S. News 'Best Hospital' ranking
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MESA, Ariz. (April 15, 2015) – Banner Heart Hospital will offer a free seminar about heart disease, "A Little Dash Will Do You," from 5 to 7 p.m. May 20 in the Lupine/Primrose Rooms at the hospital, 6750 E. Baywood Ave.
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2014-2015 cold and flu season starts to wind down
PHOENIX (April 1, 2015) – As the flu and cold season winds down, Banner Health has lifted visitor restrictions at all of its facilities. Restrictions for the 2014-2015 cold and flu season were implemented last Oct. 1; a little earlier than expected because of the outbreak of Enterovirus D68 across the nation.
Volunteer pet therapy dog beats the odds - twice
MESA, Ariz. (Nov. 18, 2014) – Who doesn't love a good dog story? Dogs are our companions. They give us unconditional love when we need it the most. Twelve-year-old Charlie volunteers in the pet therapy program at Banner Baywood Medical Center and Banner Heart Hospital. The Yorkshire Terrier mix provides that unconditional love and support to hundreds of patients every year as they heal from their ailments.
Banner Heart Hospital tests new device to combat heart failure
MESA, AZ (May 28, 2014) – Banner Heart Hospital is involved in a research study for a device that may reduce the risk of hospitialilzation or even death among patients who have heart failure.
Banner Heart Hospital testing pacemaker designed to allow patients to receive MRIs
MESA, AZ (March 20, 2014) – Banner Heart Hospital is involved in a research study of a new investigational pacemaker designed to be compatible with magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) equipment, which has the potential to drastically improve the care doctors can provide to patients.
Banner Heart tests device to alert patients before a heart attack
MESA, AZ (Jan. 16, 2014) – Banner Heart Hospital is involved in a research study of a new implantable cardiac defibrillator device with new specialized monitoring and alert features, designed to reduce the time it takes patients to get to the Emergency Department when they have a heart attack.


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The Ellen Sinopoli Dance Company
In celebration of its 25th Anniversary, the Ellen Sinopoli Dance Company (ESDC) is thrilled to announce its Silver Anniversary season of performances and activities at a variety of venues both within and beyond the Capital Region. Our home base has been in Albany since 1991, and with this season we hope to share our appreciation of this artistically rich region with our audience through more free and Albany-based performances than ever before!
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San Francisco Opera opens its Summer Season on June 1 with Jerome Kern and Oscar Hammerstein II's musical masterpiece Show Boat.
Produced by David Gockley, General Director of SF Opera, and staged by internationally acclaimed opera and theater director, Francesca Zambello, Show Boat - with its stunning dance sequences, sumptuous costumes and colorful sets - is set to thrill Bay Area audiences.
This we know, for although this is the first time that San Francisco Opera has performed Show Boat, both Gockley and Zambello have scooped rave reviews for previous productions.
David Gockley's production premiered with Houston Grand Opera in 1982, and in 1989, he staged a revival for the Houston Company - described by the Houston Chronicle as "a towering work, [with] magnificence in its music, its narrative sweep, its deep awareness of something bigger than ourselves". He then took it to Cairo to inaugurate the newly-constructed Cairo National Culture Centre.
Francesca Zambello directed Show Boat for the Lyric Opera of Chicago ("a triumph" - according to the Chicago Classical Review), and for Washington National Opera ("Show Boat is sensational" said The Huffington Post). Ms Zambello also directed the production at London's Royal Albert Hall, the first fully staged musical production in the history of that venue. (Neil Dowden - Music OMH)
Following the lives of those on board the Mississippi riverboat, Cotton Blossom, Show Boat tells a story of passion, love and tragedy, and the thorny issue of racial prejudice is only one of the social changes of the time which it tackles. At its first Broadway performance in December 1927, Show Boat marked an important milestone in the history of American theater for another reason too, representing as it did the confluence of European operetta and American opera, resulting in what would later come to be known as 'musical theater'.
Based on the novel by Edna Ferber, the San Francisco Opera production includes substantial sections of the score and dialogue from the original 1927 production, as well as those enduringly popular numbers - Ol' Man River, Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man, Make Believe and Why Do I Love You.
The cast includes performers from opera, Broadway, theater, dance, television and film. Soprano Heidi Stober debuts as Magnolia Hawks, and Cap'n Andy is played by actor and vaudeville performer, Bill Irwin. Michael Todd Simpson - in his Company debut - is Gaylord Ravenal, whom he played at Washington National Opera to great success. Television actress, Harriet Harris, is Parthy Ann Hawks, and soprano Patricia Racette appears for the first time as Julie LaVerne. Joe and Queenie are played by Morris Robinson and Angela Renée Simpson - both of whom triumphed in these roles in the Washington and Chicago productions. Ms Simpson also played Queenie in Francesca Zambello's Royal Albert Hall production.
The San Francisco Opera and Chorus are led by Maestro John DeMain - who also teamed up with David Gockley for the 1982 Houston Grand Opera production, and who was instrumental in recreating much of Jerome Kern's original score.
San Francisco Opera's production of Show Boat - which will be recorded in high-definition for future release on DVD and Blu-ray - runs in repertory with Verdi's La Traviata (June 11–July 13) and Puccini's Madama Butterfly (June 15–July 9). All performances take place at the War Memorial Opera House. For further information and tickets visit www.sfopera.com


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But can't he just die in his sleep…..?
This week my Granny died, which was sad for us all but she was very old, had had a wonderful life and her family was with her at the end. She had been in a home for some time and was cared for very well. When she became sick and bedbound, the doctors and nurses worked together to keep her comfortable and pain free, until she slipped away in her sleep. I am lucky in that she was the first person I knew well who has died and this experience has made me understand why many people hope this is how their pets will go. However, to die in their sleep is rarely a pleasant or pain free experience for our animals.
Although, just like people, our pets are living longer and healthier lives, inevitably there comes a time when their age catches up with them and illnesses develop. Advances in veterinary care mean we can do a lot for them but eventually we won't be able to keep up with their problems. If they were people we would put them in wheelchairs or place them in a home where their needs could be catered for, for example being assisted to the toilet or spoon fed but this isn't practical, or in most cases fair, to a pet who won't understand what is happening….


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Busan has 3 or 4 harbours, & this is the view looking south west from the Tower. Looks like it would be an interesting place to explore close up, & get some shots of the boats. Maybe next time?
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stiginthedump (1823) 2006-07-13 7:27
Well come on down Chris. Give me a shout and I'll show you the sights! I believe you captured the fisg markets of Jalgachi.
mhdesbois (0) 2006-07-13 7:32
Hi Chris,
Yes, i think it's jagalchi down there. You absolutely MUST go there next time, you won't regret it. ;)
jhm (152246) 2006-07-13 8:17
Hi Chris,
What a life in this great city as Busan, maybe a million city!
You took a very lovely panorama view of the city together with the harbour.
I have something learn again about South Korea.
Have a nice day,
berek (50414) 2006-07-13 8:39
Hi Chris,
very good panoramic view. nice details and colour. this is the confusion. have a nice day from the Istanbul
Meaning Sense :-))
Framing :-))
Idea :-))
Cormac (26565) 2006-07-13 11:19
I can see you are scouting new territory, marking out areas for future exploration. It's an exciting thought, and makes me (and probably most TE members) jealous, as there is nothing better for a traveller to think about! Nice overview of the harbour and city.
nwoehnl (122) 2006-07-13 13:52
Again a good overview on this city, Chris, a lot of details in this rather busy-looking seaside quarter. Nice documentary-type shot.
jinju (14265) 2006-07-14 3:29
this one I remember Chris. Fantastic bird's eye view of this cool city. But did you know that Busan was voted the ugliest city in Asia? Well, I dont know, in your shots it looks kind if nice.
Izobretenik (1268) 2006-07-14 4:58
Another nice view Chris. I am following you through the streets and the views taken from a high point in the city in this visit of Pusan. Until now, I think that's the one I love the most because it is so rich with details and things happening everywhere.
Janice (4403) 2006-07-15 4:51
Hi Chris, great view. Busy city and port here. I haven't seen much of South Korea before, so I will look out for your photos.
The details and colours look good. TFS
capthaddock (28790) 2006-07-21 19:30
Hi Chris - nice closeup, the seemingly random urban layout is balanced by the orderly way the boats are moored at the harbour.
dominique (11414) 2006-07-30 18:03
Salut a toi ..Impressionnante la vue sur la ville , du beton partout , en tout cas une image riche en details , bien vu .
aralda (1240) 2006-12-17 11:02
Hello Chris,
So many apartment buildings crammed together and they seem to be all the product of the same construction boom. Great view!
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Members of the armed forces and service veterans are to gather at Cabot Circus in Bristol later this morning for the city's first ever Poppy Day.
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Peter, absolutely! Australia is a part of my main collection. I haven't been able to get recent circulation dollars, 50 c., 20c., etc. I collect by type, not by year. If you have anything from your neighbors (like NZ, or anything with QE2 or her predecessors) I'd be interested too. By the way, coins pulled out of circulation would be perfectly fine.
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Roger Johannson lists new elements in HTML 5, a working draft yet. It includes elements like
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Well it is that time of year again. The time when all the strange, bizarre and good talent comes together with one common goal in mind - try and win America's Got Talent. This, the ninth season of America's Got Talent, kicked off on Tuesday night with some of the same stuff as viewers have seen in past seasons of the show.
The New York Auditions kicked off with Adrian Romoff, a 9-year-old keyboard-playing,whiz kid who has skipped five grades. His bow tie and humorous attitude won over the judges. His talent however was questioned by Stern who originally thought Romoff's background track was most of the act. The judges allowed Rumoff to play a second song and were won over by his performance leading Howie Mandel to proclaim, "England has Harry Potter, we have you." So take that, England."
Watch Runoff video here.
The judges were also high on another act, Blue Journey, a dance act composed of Rachel and Nick who met just 4 days before the audition. Their dance routine which incorporated interactive screen projections wowed both the judges and the audience.
Watch the Blue Journey video here.
The acts came and went throughout the two hour premiere. Some of the acts clearly knew they didn't have a viable million dollar talent and were clearly there for their two seconds of fame and bragging rights to their friends. Other acts however thought they had the talent to win the competition and were dismayed when the judges hit their buzzers.
One act Larry the Mime, who fits into the later category, turned out to be more than the judges bargained for when he got X'd . Larry the mime was given a microphone and proceeded to voice his opinion about the vote. At one point, he jumped down off the stage to the dismay of the judges who quickly called for security. In the end the judges found out Larry the Mime was just an elaborate prank by Nick Gannon, the host.
New to the show this year is the golden button which each judge can use only once during the season to save an act they feel who didn't get enough votes to move on in the competition. Howard Stern used his one time golden button to save Dustin's Dojo a lampoon act which pokes fun of the martial arts. Mel B and Heide Klum didn't get the humorous aspects of the act and voted against the act.
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The highlight of the evening came when the 93 year old Mighty Atom Jr, aka Mike Greenstein, pulled a used his teeth to pull a car loaded with his girlfriend, his brother and his brother's wife, across the parking lot outside. In the end the Mighty Atom came through the ordeal unscathed and vowed to pull a van full of people if he got voted through.
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Household Food Insecurity: Serious Concerns for Child Development
This report, co-authored by Dr. Barbara Fiese, Dr. Craig Gundersen, Brenda Koester, and LaTesha Washington, reviews current research on food insecurity, how food insecurity is measured , the incidence and prevalence of food insecurity, and the harmful consequences for children's development.
The report also discusses the important role private and public food assistance programs play in combatting food insecurity.
The full report is available as a download here as well as a corresponding brief which is available on the SRCD web site.
Fiese, B., Gundersen, C., Koester, B., Washington, L. (2011). Household food insecurity: Serious concerns for child development. Society for Research in Child Development Social Policy Report. 25, 3.
The Family Dinner Table: Implications for Children's Health and Wellbeing
This report, co-authored by Family Resiliency Center Director Dr. Barbara H. Fiese, highlights research findings on family mealtimes that suggest that sharing a meal regularly can boost children's health and wellbeing, reduce the likelihood that they'll become obese or use drugs, and increase the chances they'll do well in school.
The report highlights policy implications for federal, state, and local governments; food advertising and marketing industry; and cities, communities and families.
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Exposure to radiation can increase the risk of cancer. This is true, which is probably what caused a recent rumor that mammograms can cause thyroid cancer. So can you get cancer from your annual mammogram, the imaging test that is so vital to detecting and treating breast cancer early?
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Also, the new digital imaging technology used by most mammography centers, including Botsford Breast Center, reduces the amount of radiation "scatter," which means radiation goes only where it needs to go – on the patient's breast.
And finally Dr. Mizzi explains that even any risk of developing cancer from a mammogram is far outweighed by the benefit of screening for, detecting and treating breast cancer early.
So despite what you may hear, skipping your annual mammogram is not a good idea. And you really don't have to request a thyroid shield as rumors urge. In fact, Dr. Mizzi explains that using a thyroid shield during a mammogram may actually interfere with the procedure and create a need for another image which will expose you to more radiation. The bottom line is if you're concerned about your exposure to radiation, talk to your health care provider about the risks and benefits specific to you.
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Shane Frost cruises Justin Taylor on the street and the two hot dirty blond boys can't wait to go somewhere private to unleash their sex-crazed addiction on one another! Justin strips Shane's t-shirt off and feasts on his armpit before ripping off his blue jeans for some intense cocksucking heat. Shane face fucks the adorable Justin right in the kisser, and drops to his knees to deep throat his newfound friend. Justin can't resist Shane's impeccable ass, and gives his clean hole all of the probing and attention that it deserves. Shane gets excited over Justin's cute little ass and gets right to fucking him straight away! He pounds the toned and trim little guy from behind, showing off his skills as a dominant and forceful top! Shane fucks Justin's brains out on the sofa until the bottom boy shoots all over his chest and Shane joins in at the same time!
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Philadelphia's Justin Taylor is a big fan of hot man-on-man action (just see his debut with Shane Frost in Lucas Entertainment's Sex Addict for proof of that), but he's also very interested in group situations! The future looks bright for this hot young twink, with a cute face and bubble ass to match. The strangest place he's ever done the dirty deed was against the wall of a bar in South Beach--sounds like a scene out of a gay adult movie! Versatile to the core, Justin loves bubble-butt bottoms and dominant tops with big dicks. The one thing he surprisingly can't get into? Celebrities. "I don't like conquest fucks," he says honestly. "They're always a let down." That gives normal guys like us a sporting chance!
When Shane Frost decided to become a gay adult performer there was only one thing motivating him: "Boys! Boys! Boys!" This New England-raised discovery likes to spend his time with a partner making out and fucking! How is that for a straight shooter? A fan of the beach, he'll spend his time there doing everything from hanging out, to listening to music, to... you guessed it... having hot sex on the sand! In his debut scene for Lucas Entertainment's Rush, we paired Shane up with Lucas Exclusive Avi Dar to see how the chemistry worked. You're going to have to see it for yourself to find out, but we can tell you that it's not at all disappointing!


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The fans of "The Real Housewives of Atlanta" are holding their breath on what might happen next to Apollo Nida and the alleged charges of several counts of fraud. The reality star has been making headlines with the proceedings and it looks like he might be making more very soon. According to The Atlanta Journal-Constitution on Thursday, Apollo Nida's co-conspirator was sentenced a 61-month prison sentence for her role in the criminal acts.
Gayla St. Julien plead guilty to conspiracy to commit mail, wire and bank fraud and aggravated identity theft. Allegedly St. Julien worked with Apollo Nida from 2009 to 2013. The charges filed by the federal government against Apollo Nida in his complaint are the same two charges as St. Julien and that has people wondering what is next.
There might be some relief for Apollo Nida on the way as Radar Online is reporting on Thursday that he waived indictment in court. This means there is enough evidence for the case to proceed without any delay. While the case might go forward, there is no doubt statements given by Gayla St. Julien could be used against Nida and shed light on his alleged actions.
While the rumors have been circulating that Apollo Nida is looking to make a plea deal, there probably won't be any real announcement for two weeks. Bravo is said to air the statements made by Apollo Nida about the situation until the final installment of the reunion show and that is ten days away.
How will Apollo Nida do with the alleged charges against him? Few viewers of "The Real Housewives of Atlanta" expect the star to get anything less than jail time. If he does decide to take a plea deal it might mean less headlines for his wife and family, but then again Apollo might feel he needs to defend his innocence and will decide to take the issue before a judge.


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Even as Bryan Singer releases a new photo from X-Men: Days of Future Past — this one of Jennifer Lawrence's Mystique in action — Empire is teasing a new interview in which the director reveals more details about the Fox sequel. Wait, make that "inbetwequel."
Noting that his film isn't a direct adaptation of the classic Chris Claremont/John Byrne Marvel Comics storyline, Singer explained how Days of Future Past ties into the previous installments of the franchise.
"I'd say it's not a sequel to one of the others," he said. "It's an inbetwequel — that's what I call it, for lack of a better word. It takes place about ten years, give or take, after X-Men 3; and in the past it takes place about ten years after First Class."
He also addressed where the First Class versions of Professor X and Magneto are as the story kicks off. "They're in a radically different place," Singer said. "Charles is in a very dark hole when we meet him, and Erik has been gathering his power."
In other character news, the director talked about Ellen Page's Kitty Pryde and Hugh Jackman's Wolverine. "She's the prime facilitator — it's her power that enables [time travel] to happen," he confirmed. "But it's Wolverine who has the strength and the stamina to be able to go back on this journey."
Opening May 23, 2014, X-Men: Days of Future Class also stars Nicholas Hoult, Ian McKellen, Patrick Stewart, Halle Berry, Peter Dinklage, Shawn Ashmore, Daniel Cudmore, Lucas Till, Omar Sy, Booboo Stewart, Fan Bingbing, Adan Canto and Josh Helman.
Sooooo freaking stupid… Kitty Pride suddenly has time travel powers!!! yeah right. Singer is overrated and has been dropping bomb after bomb since Superman Returns.
interesting take on the classic story though find that change to kitty powers that her phasing can also cause time travel to be a little out of left field . espically when other time travelers like bishop are in the film.
I'm curious as to when did Kitty get time traveling powers? I remember her running through objects in X-Men 3 while being chased by the Juggernaut. I would understand if Rogue got time traveling abilities, since she's been borrowing several of mutants powers in the comics but Kitty? The only logical explanation is a power swap scenario or Kitty lost her phasing ability and was given this time travel power to save the future.
"She's the prime facilitator — it's her power that enables [time travel] to happen," he confirmed.
At no point did he state that she has or develops time traveling abilities. Kitty can phase through solid matter. In science fiction terms, she can displace matter on a sub-atomic/quantum level. There are a variety of ways to establish how her powers facilitates time travel. According to basic principles of relativity, once you displace/move matter at a speed faster than light, time relative to that traveling matter begins to reverse. However, that matter will be converted to energy, but once that matter can regenerate itself fast enough, it cannot be destroyed.
His description sounds like a cobbled together mishmash of a story. Which is fitting since the X-Men film continuity is a screwed up mess. A situation he caused when he bailed on the franchise after X-Men 2.
I don't know what the budget is but with such a bloated cast the box office needs to be huge to turn a profit.
Other than Superman Returns, what else did he mess up? I didn't see
Valkyrie yet, is it that bad?
Yes to Valkyrie… also Jack the Giant Slayer and i didn't think to highly of his attempt at the Munsters pilot Mockingbird Lane either.
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Over at Marty's Musings, Marty has been loving all of the map art she's been seeing on Pinterest. Marty says that she deciced "To look for an old map when I was out yardsaling. Bingo! I found two maps for $1 each."
The maps weren't framed, but luckily Marty has a stash of those in her attic. She found one that was the right size and dressed up the plain-jane painted wood frame with some painting and staining techniques that made it look like vintage gold leaf. It's the perfect complement for the map of old Europe, and looks great hanging in Marty's living room.
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- Brown Everard Onslow
- Browne, Percy William
- Cameron A. (Note the initial "A" may be incorrect. Link goes to William Charles Cameron who enlisted in Maungaturoto at Rowsells)
- Cameron, Harry
- Flower, Harold Ralph
- Gallagher, Hugh. (Surname also Gallaugher (father's family name)
- Grant, Thomas Smaill.
- Harrison Charles Benjamin (initials on the monument are put as B. C Harrison)
*incorrectly put as "Irvine" on memorial
- Leaf, Robert William
- Leather George Alfred (put as "F Leather" on the memorial)
- Leslie F. W.
- Leslie, James (Put as J.O. Leslie on memorial)
- Lewis George Forrester
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MEANEY. —A tribute of love to the memory of Andrew W. Meaney, killed in action at Passchendaele, October 22, 1917. Inserted by his sisters.
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- Moir, David Robert
- Paton, John Sutherland
- Person V. (I cannot locate any record of this name other than "Victor Persen")
- Quaife, Lawren Lionel
- Richardson Joseph William
- Rogers Gordon Gladstone
- Ryan, Leonard Joseph (Wrong initials put as "J W" on memorial)
- Satchwell, Kingsley
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- Turner, Robert Herbert
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- Walsh E. (unable to locate any record)
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Again it is our sad duty to record the deaths of two more of our brave lads who left this district to do their duty to their King and Empire, and who have laid down their lives on the fields of France.
On the whole, the Maungaturoto lads appear to have been fortunate. During the Gallipoli campaign the two brothers Harrison were killed; but since then, though several were wounded, none was killed till the recent advance in France, when Trooper Innes Finlayson, A.M.K., and Private Kingsley Satchwell, A Batallion, were killed in action. The former is the second son of the late Alex. Finlayson, and is one of four brothers who enlisted. His elder brother left with the main body, and was wounded at Gallipoli and invalided home. Another brother is still in France and one in Egypt.
Kingsley Satchwell was the nephew of the Rev. T. W. Potts, and had resided here f'or only a comparatively short time when the call came, and he, too, joined the colours.
A memorial service was held in the Congregational Church on Sunday last. There was a very large congregation in attendance, and the Rev. Potts delivered a very fine sermon on the supreme sacrifice made by these two men.
In order to provide additional funds for patriotic purposes, it is proposed to hold a Fair on a large scale in December. Provisional committees have been set up, and the initial steps taken.- Rodney and Otamatea Times,Waitemata and Kaipara Gazette 25 October 1916
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