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Blimey, we've got a very "supporting" prime minister. Now he should just join us in the "big society" plan he's selling, and abdicate the salary and all the other perks his political position brings…
the PERVERTS from the gay zone/NONCE ZONE are twisted sick perverted sex cases they should be closed down and batterd every day for the rest of there nonce stalking grooming life i say stand up and fight these perverts every time you see them.
almost makes me want to be straight
OK Dave, now put your money where your mouth is – equal marriage laws now
OK Dave, put your money where your mouth is, equal marriage laws now
"Events like this enrich our society and challenge us to think more about the world around us."
Downing street could churn out that statement for any event they wish to comment on.
'puke'…me too!
Everyone is being a bit bitter. It is not that the statement appears anodyne that is important. It is that the Prime Minister has said something positive about LGBT history month.
It's certainly refreshing.
It is indeed impossible to imagine a Tory Prime Minister saying such things only a little while ago. Good on him. Still want him out of office, though.
This is sooo unfair on Mr Supportive…
David Cameron was accused of 'gross insensitivity' after it was revealed that internships with City hedge funds were sold to wealthy Tories' children for thousands of pounds to raise cash for the party.
Read more: http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/work/article.html?in_article_id=522795&in_page_id=53928
Big Society in action…
Beberts, the relevance of your post to the instant article is unclear.
Don't worry, if you don't know what BS means, or who David Cameron is, you'll soon find out…
… and learn to smell BS before stepping on it …
BerbertS is the only BS I can see here.
He supported section 28, and voted to keep it in 2003. He presides over a conservative party who's homophobic roots show up regularly, yet still presents himself as a "change" even while putting outright homophobes into cabinet postions (including the minister for equality). I see little reason to believe that the tories have changed at all.
he says all the rights things and gives it all lip service and brings about cuts that close down essential services and help for LGBT people – he might as well have said I support myself and these are voters that could vote for me – all words – we need to see evidence of your support
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Merrigum is exploring the potential for a one-stop hub to stimulate its economy and bring services closer to its older citizens.February 5, 2014 4:32am
Member for Rodney Paul Weller with Merrigum Community Group members Roger Driscoll and Ken Phillips at last week's funding announcement for a feasibility study into a commercial hub for the town.
A feasibility study is to be done on the possibility of setting up a commercial hub in Merrigum.
The Victorian Government has given Greater Shepparton City Council $5200 to do the study.
Member for Rodney Paul Weller said the study would explore the economic benefits of combining local businesses.
''The study will investigate the possibility of establishing a central commercial hub that would provide local residents and tourists with access to fuel, a post office, banking facilities, hospitality businesses and a newsagency,'' Mr Weller said.
''Overall, the project will investigate options that stimulate economic and commercial diversity, which will improve the resilience and long term sustainability of Merrigum and its residents.''
Merrigum Community Group president Ken Phillips said the intention was for the proposed hub to include a post office, supermarket and cafe in one building.
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''There is a tendency for older citizens to leave smaller communities to be closer to the services they require and we hope a new commercial hub would be able to provide many of these services.''
Mr Weller and Merrigum Community Group member Roger Driscoll agreed that including scope for a fuel outlet in Merrigum would be one of the most important aspects to be considered in the study as being able to fill up in town would have multiple benefits.
Mr Driscoll said it was important to maintain commercial activity in small towns rather than let them become solely residential communities.
''The café and post office here are currently up for sale and we need to keep business interests in town rather than have people travelling elsewhere for those services,'' he said.
''We're keen to have the council and the community group's sub-committee working together to carry out this feasibility study.
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Russian menus and Rolex watches are the go here. Many people visit Crans Montana to shop, and boy can they do that. As you stroll past the jewelers you will be dodging many a fur coat and Porsche 4X4. All of this snobbery does lead to some great all in ones ski suits on the piste, but as anyone who's boarded amongst our all in one brothers will tell you, they stick to the pistes leaving some good accessible off piste just for you.
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LOU REED'S BERLIN (Julian Schnabel, 2007)
Damrosch Park Bandshell
Saturday, July 30, free, 10:30
In December 2006, Lou Reed resurrected his 1973 masterwork, Berlin, a deeply dark and personal song cycle that was a critical and commercial flop upon its initial release but has grown in stature over the years. (As Reed sings on the album's closer, "Sad Song": "Just goes to show how wrong you can be.") The superbly staged adaptation, directed by Academy Award nominee Julian Schnabel (Basquiat, The Diving Bell and the Butterfly), took place at Brooklyn's intimate St. Ann's Warehouse, featuring Rob Wasserman and longtime Reed sideman Fernando Saunders on bass, Tony "Thunder" Smith on drums, Rupert Christie on keyboards, and guitarist extraordinaire Steve Hunter, reunited with Lou for the first time in three decades. The band is joined onstage by backup singers Sharon Jones and Antony, the Brooklyn Youth Chorus, and a seven-piece orchestra (including cello, viola, flute, trumpet, clarinet, and flugel). Amid dreamlike video montages shot by Schnabel's daughter, Lola, depicting Emmanuelle Seigner as the main character in Berlin, as well as experimental imagery by Alejandro Garmendia, Reed tells the impossibly bleak story of Caroline, a young mother whose life crashes and burns in a dangerously divided and debauched Germany. "It was very nice / It was paradise," Reed sings on the opening title track, but it's all downhill from there. "It was very nice / It was paradise" might also now serve as a kind of epitaph for one of the most important poets of the last fifty years. Berlin is being shown at Damrosch Park Bandshell at 10:30 on July 30, with headphones available.
DON'T THINK TWICE (Mike Birbiglia, 2016)
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Opens Thursday, July 21
Massachusetts-born, Brooklyn-based actor, comedian, writer, and director Mike Birbiglia turns to the improv scene in the bittersweet and very funny Don't Think Twice. The follow-up to his 2012 indie hit Sleepwalk with Me, which was adapted from his one-man show of the same name, Don't Think Twice focuses on a close-knit group of friends who have been performing together as the Commune for eleven years, always holding on to the dream that they will be discovered and asked to join the cast of Weekend Live, a Saturday Night Live-style network sketch comedy program. Miles (Birbiglia), who still sleeps in a bunk bed like he's a college student, is the ersatz leader of the troupe, which also includes Sam (Gillian Jacobs) and Jack (Keegan-Michael Key), who are in love; Allison (Kate Micucci), who also wants to be a graphic novelist; Bill (Chris Gethard), who lives in the shadow of his tough-as-nails father (Seth Barrish); and Lindsay (Tami Sagher), the only one for whom money is not a problem, supported by her wealthy family. Just as the Commune finds out that it is losing its lease and will have to find a new home, talent scouts from Weekend Live watch a performance and ask two of the six members to audition for the show, creating friction within the group, which only gets worse when one actually gets the gig. Jealousy, ego, and envy threaten to end long-held friendships while the six comics reevaluate their lives and careers, trying to figure out what they really want and whether there's a real chance to achieve those goals.
Inspired by real-life events (but not a true story), Don't Think Twice is an honest and poignant look at the fragility of love and friendship. Birbiglia transfers the playful feeling of the hysterical onstage improv comedy scenes — which were filmed at the Lynn Redgrave Theater, where his latest one-man show, Thank God for Jokes, recently completed a successful run — to the offstage drama as the remaining members of the aptly named Commune consider their future as individuals and as a unit. Jacobs (Community, Love), the only one of the protagonists who did not have previous improv experience (the others were part of either Second City or the Upright Citizens Brigade), takes to the comedic form with an intoxicating glee, fitting in exceptionally well with the veterans and particularly with Key (Key and Peele); they share a tender chemistry that propels the film. Birbiglia, who has toured with Gethard (The Chris Gethard Show), plays the schlumpy Miles with a natural ease that keeps it all real. Cinematographer Joe Anderson (Simon Killer, The Benefactor) weaves in and around the comedians as they perform (the improv scenes were filmed twice, once scripted, once not), putting viewers onstage instead of in the audience, resulting in a more cathartic experience. The film features several cameos, from Richard Masur and Richard Kline to — well, we wouldn't want to spoil the surprises. Don't think twice about seeing Don't Think Twice, which is opening July 21 at the Landmark Sunshine, with Birbiglia and producer Ira Glass — Birbiglia is a regular contributor to Glass's NPR show, This American Life — participating in Q&As after multiple screenings July 21-24, but they're selling out quick.
THE KILLING OF A CHINESE BOOKIE (John Cassavetes, 1976)
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Wednesday, July 20, 1:30 & 9:15, and Sunday, July 24, 3:30
Series runs July 15-24
John Cassavetes's 1976 gangster picture, The Killing of a Chinese Bookie, is no mere neonoir shoot-'em-up but a deep and involving character study of a low-level jiggle-joint owner who fancies himself a classy, big-time player. Cassavetes regular and close friend Ben Gazzara gives one of his best, most nuanced performances as Cosmo Vitelli, a Korean War veteran who runs the Crazy Horse West gentleman's club on the outskirts of the Sunset Strip. Instead of just having his female employees take their clothes off to music, he writes, directs, and choreographs ridiculous fantasy scenarios with songs, costumes, and dialogue, hosted by the shlumpy Mr. Sophistication (screen and television writer Meade Roberts) and poorly acted by his devoted harem, Sherry (Alice Friedland), Margo (Donna Marie Gordon), Haji (Haji), Carol (Carol Warren), and his lover, Rachel (Azizi Johari). After gambling impresario Mort Weil (Seymour Cassel) enjoys a night at the Crazy Horse, he invites Cosmo to his club, Ship Ahoy. Cosmo turns the outing into a pseudo prom, taking a limo to three of his girls' houses, giving them corsages, drinking Dom Perignon, and bringing them with him to the secret gambling club, where he proceeds to embarrass himself and lose twenty-three thousand dollars. Because Cosmo is unable to pay the debt, Mort has a proposition for him, one that weighs heavily on the club owner's conscience, but he'll do just about anything to keep his beloved club.
Gazzara, who previously appeared in Cassavetes's Husbands and would later star with Cassavetes's wife, Gena Rowlands, in Opening Night, is extraordinary as Cosmo, a schlemiel who thinks he's a smooth operator ready for the major leagues, although he has glimpses of the truth about himself. "You learn to be happy, you learn to play the fool, you learn to be what everybody wants you to be," he says at one point. He cares so much about his productions (which evoke a Fellini-esque Cabaret in very strange ways) that even with his life in danger, he finds a pay phone to call in and see how the performances are going at the club. Cassavetes fills out the cast of sleazy mobsters and others with such distinctive-looking character actors as Timothy Carey, Robert Phillips, Val Avery, John Finnegan, and producer Al Ruban. Cassavetes and cinematographers Ruban and Mitch Breit keep the handheld cameras on the move, weaving their way through the lurid club and the dark streets, with natural light and sound adding to the often cinéma vérité, improvisatory feel. (One of the camera operators was Frederick Elmes, who went on to become DP on such films as Eraserhead, Blue Velvet, Night on Earth, and Olive Kitteridge.) The original 135-minute cut is way too long; in 1978, Cassavetes released a 108-minute version with substantial changes, including deleting a lot of the performances at the club, which was a very good idea. But the main reason to see The Killing of a Chinese Bookie is to watch Gazzara strut his stuff, his shirt unbuttoned to show off his chest hair, his sly smile nearly ever-present, knowing that he is killing it. The longer version of The Killing of a Chinese Bookie is screening July 20 and 24 at Metrograph in the series "Cassavetes/Rowlands," celebrating the king and queen of independent cinema by showing all twelve of Cassavetes's films. Cassavetes died in 1989 at the age of fifty-nine, leaving behind quite a legacy. The series continues through July 24 with such other works as Love Streams, Shadows, and Faces, with Rowlands participating in several sold-out postscreening Q&As.
Who: Tovah Feldshuh, Adam Kantor, Michelle Slonim, Jackie Hoffman, David Chack
What: Panel discussion
Where: Museum of the City of New York, 1220 Fifth Avenue at 103rd St., 212-534-1672
When: Monday, July 18, $25, 6:30
Why: Yiddish theater is on the rise again, with the successful revival of The Golden Bride by the National Yiddish Theatre Folksbiene, which is back at the Museum of Jewish Heritage, and the Drama Desk-nominated Death of a Salesman by the New Yiddish Rep. On July 18, Adam Kantor (Motel in the current revival of Fiddler on the Roof), stand-up comedian Michelle Slonim (Date Me!), Tovah Feldshuh (Golda's Balcony), Jackie Hoffman (Once upon a Mattress), and moderator David Chack (past president of the Association for Jewish Theatre) will gather at the Museum of the City of New York to discuss "Yiddish Theater's Legacy in American Performance," being held in conjunction with the exhibition "New York's Yiddish Theater: From the Bowery to Broadway," which continues through August 14.
HOOLIGAN SPARROW (Nanfu Wang, 2016)
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The 2016 Human Rights Watch Film Festival kicked off last month with Nanfu Wang's alarming debut feature documentary, Hooligan Sparrow, for which she won the annual Nestor Almendros Award for courage in filmmaking, and now it's returning to New York City for a pair of one-week runs, first in Brooklyn, then in Manhattan. The film is a brave, disquieting look at Chinese activist Ye Haiyan, better known as Hooligan Sparrow, an advocate for sex workers' rights, as she leads protests against a school principal who sexually abused six elementary school girls. "If you film us, we'll smash your camera," a man tells Wang at the beginning. Later she's told she will be beaten if she doesn't hand over her equipment. But she's determined to keep telling the story any way she can. Sparrow, who gained notoriety for a project in which she offered free sex to migrant workers, is joined by Shan Lihua, Tang Jitian, Jia Lingmin, Wang Yu, and lawyer Wang Jianfen as she battles law enforcement, the government, and brothel owners, her safety and freedom in constant jeopardy. "If I believe something is right and I'm obliged to do it, they can't stop me by arresting me or even killing me," she defiantly says. She and her daughter, Lan Yaxin, keep getting evicted from their homes and banned from numerous provinces, but that doesn't prevent her from protesting with such signs as "All China's Women's Federation Is a Farce. China's Women's Rights Are Dead" and "You Can Kill Me, But You Can't Kill the Truth." Born and raised in a remote Chinese farming village and currently based in New York City, Wang, who directed, produced, photographed, and edited Hooligan Sparrow, never backs down even as she meets with Chinese officials and is followed everywhere she goes, forced to become suspicious of nearly everyone she encounters. "Just because you're paranoid doesn't mean they aren't after you," Joseph Heller wrote in Catch-22. Wang clearly has reason to be paranoid.
The film is executive produced by Andy Cohen and Alison Klayman, who collaborated on the award-winning documentary Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry; the Chinese artist and activist, who has been under long-term house arrest, took up Hooligan's cause, and he included her belongings in an installation in his 2014 Brooklyn Museum retrospective, "According to What?" Wang, who has three master's degrees, cowrote the film with Mark Monroe, who wrote the Oscar-nominated documentary The Cove and numerous Sundance winners. Hooligan Sparrow also features a subtly ominous score by Nathan Halpern and Chris Ruggiero that helps keep you on the edge of your seat as Hooligan and her group continue to fight the power, despite each of them being detained and imprisoned at one point or another — and some still are. Hooligan Sparrow is being shown July 15-21 at IFP's Made in NY Media Center in the Screen Forward series, with director Wang and consulting editor Jean Tsien participating in a Q&A following the 7:00 show on July 15 and Halpern taking part in a Q&A after the 7:00 show on July 20. The film will then move across the river and into Cinema Village July 22-28.
Museum of Modern Art
Floor 6, Special Exhibitions Gallery North
11 West 53rd St. between Fifth & Sixth Aves.
Daily through Sunday, July 24, $25
The splendidly curated MoMA exhibit "Edgar Degas: A Strange New Beauty" reveals the French artist's dazzling, experimental work with monotypes, manipulating their tools and processes as if he were using a predigital, hands-on version of Photoshop. Born in Paris in 1834, Hilaire-Germain-Edgar Degas discovered the monotype technique in the mid-1870s, allowing him to expand his creativity and do things that no one else had done before. He "is no longer a friend, a man, an artist! He's a zinc or copper plate blackened with printer's ink, and plate and man are flattened together by his printing press whose mechanism has swallowed him completely!" etcher Marcellin Desboutin wrote in an 1876 letter, recounted in curator Jodi Hauptman's introduction in the exhibition catalog. "The man's crazes are out of this world. He now is in the metallurgic phase of reproducing his drawings with a roller and is running all over Paris, in the heat wave — trying to find the legion of specialists who will realize his obsession. He is a real poem! He talks only of metallurgists, lead casters, lithographers, planishers!" Degas indeed got his hands dirty, smudging ink, scratching plates, and painting over prints in a whirlwind of artistic fervor. Degas covered many of the same topics he had in his oil paintings and drawings, but employing etching, drypoint, and aquatint gave him a virtual freedom that he took full advantage of. In "Actresses in Their Dressing Rooms," state 1 of 5 is gray and shady, the characters and interior harder to define than in the fifth state. One of two printings of "An Admirer in the Corridor" is like a ghostly version of the other. The monotype-on-paper "Ironing Women" is cleverly paired with the larger oil on canvas "A Woman Ironing," capturing Degas's differing takes on a domestic scene. But it's not only the multiples that highlight Degas's process. More abstract works such as "The River" and "Factory Smoke" are filled with a lovely mystery. Other subjects that Degas investigates include women in baths and brothels, putting on stockings, and reclining in bed.
Perhaps the biggest surprise is the series of landscapes from the 1890s, stunning monotypes of roads, mountains, and the moonrise that range from figurative to abstract. Of course, it is Degas's love of performance, particularly of singers and dancers, that stands out. The same trio of dancers is the focus of "Ballet Scene" and "Three Ballet Dancers," but in the latter Degas has drawn in pastel over the monotype, adding sparkling pinks. The black-and-white "Café Singer" is almost like a negative image of the colorful "Singers on the Stage"; in the pair, one can also see Degas's passion for light as gas lamps became electric bulbs. Be sure to grab one of the available magnifying glasses to marvel in every little detail. Degas's obsession with multiple images also found its way into his oil paintings and pastels, as seen in "Frieze of Dancers" and two versions of "Dancer Adjusting Her Slipper." It's all a tour de force that delights in this lesser-known aspect of Degas's oeuvre. "He who is such an anarchist! In art, of course, and without knowing it!" Camille Pissarro wrote in an 1891 letter to his son referenced in Richard Kendall's catalog essay, "An Anarchist in Art: Degas and the Monotype." Anarchy may never have looked so good. The exhibition, named after a quote about Degas's work from poet Stéphane Mallarmé, is supplemented with several of Degas's sketchbooks in addition to etchings by his friend and fellow artist Ludovic Napoléon Lepic; the show continues through July 24, with the participatory program "Endless Repetition" led by Elisabeth Bardt-Pellerin on July 19 and 21 at 11:30.


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The Rundown: New Hampshire driver grades
RELATED: Complete race results " Updated Chase Grid Breaking down the full field for the New Hampshire 301 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway: 1. Matt Kenseth , No. 20 Toyota, Joe Gibbs Racing . Not even a hiccup on pit road during the second caution could derail the No. 20 team. Remember this for when the Sprint Cup Series returns to Loudon for the second Chase race: Kenseth has won two in a row at New Hampshire and three of the past six. Grade: A 2. Tony Stewart , No. 14 Chevrolet, Stewart-Haas Racing. Smoke's third top five in the past four races gives him 185 for his career, tying Hall of Famer Ned Jarrett for 16th all time. And to think that just a few weeks ago the discussion was whether Stewart would crack the top 30. Grade: A+ 3. Joey Logano , No. 22 Ford, Team Penske. The No. 22 team used the race as a test for the September race at Loudon and still finished in the top five for the fifth time in the past six weeks. Grade: A 4. Kevin Harvick , No. 4 Chevrolet, Stewart-Haas Racing. Great finish, but the continued woes on pit road are troubling -- especially this late into the season. Grade: A- 5. Greg Biffle, No. 16 Ford, Roush Fenway Racing. Fact 1: Taking a wave around followed by another caution enabled Biffle (and others, as you will see) to post a great finish, despite running only 20 laps in the top 15. Fact 2: In racing, you're ultimately judged by where you finish. And Biffle has his first top five since last September at Loudon. Grade: B+ 6. Jamie McMurray , No. 1 Chevrolet, Chip Ganassi Racing. McMurray said his goal was to minimize mistakes to keep alive his Chase chances, yet he found himself jousting side-by-side with Denny Hamlin with 21 laps to go. Fortunately for McMurray, they traded only paint, and McMurray was able to post his second-consecutive top 10 and take advantage of Dale Earnhardt Jr. 's absence to move up a spot to 14th in the standings. Grade: A 7. Ryan Newman , No. 31 Chevrolet, Richard Childress Racing. Newman was part of the wave-around gang and left Loudon a solid 12th in the standings. Sometimes, timing is everything: Newman's average running position for the day, 21.0, was the worst among top-10 finishers, just below Greg Biffle's 20.4. Grade: B 8. Kyle Busch, No. 18 Toyota, Joe Gibbs Racing. Busch led a race-high 133 laps, the first time since last September at Chicagoland he has led the most laps and not won. Grade: A 9. Denny Hamlin , No. 11 Toyota, Joe Gibbs Racing. Hamlin ran with the leaders all afternoon. He stayed out on the fourth caution and restarted with the lead on Lap 269. He held it one more lap before Matt Kenseth passed him. But his dust-up with Jamie McMurray caused a tire rub on the No. 11 and a pit stop on the sixth caution. Grade: A 10. Ricky Stenhouse Jr. , No. 17 Ford, Roush Fenway Racing. Stenhouse spent all of 30 laps in the top 15 but was one of the drivers who parlayed the wave around on the fifth caution into a good finish. Grade: B 11. Ryan Blaney , No. 21 Ford, Wood Brothers Racing. Blaney fell from 11th to 25th after serving a pit road speeding penalty on Lap 184. He was able to avoid a points calamity with a wave around on the fifth caution. He's 17th in the standings, two points behind Trevor Bayne and 16 behind 15th-place Dale Earnhardt Jr. Grade: B- 12. Jimmie Johnson , No. 48 Chevrolet, Hendrick Motorsports. The polesitter led the first lap, and that was it. He did, however, post his best finish since coming home third at Charlotte in May. Grade: B 13. Austin Dillon , No. 3 Chevrolet, Richard Childress Racing. A solid finish enabled Dillon to take advantage of Dale Earnhardt Jr. 's absence and move up a spot to 13th in the standings. Grade: B 14. Danica Patrick , No. 10 Chevrolet, Stewart-Haas Racing. Danica also was a wave-around winner Sunday, finishing well ahead of her 23.7 average running position. It was her second-best finish of the season. Grade: B- 15. Brad Keselowski , No. 2 Ford, Team Penske. Keselowski was having a great day until he found himself sandwiched between teammate Joey Logano low and Kurt Busch high with fewer than 20 laps to go. Keselowski made contact with both and cut a tire, ending any chances for a better finish. Grade: B 16. Martin Truex Jr. , No. 78 Toyota, Furniture Row Racing. Truex had a great car and led 123 laps until ... his gear shift broke with fewer than 50 laps to go and then his clutch went, meaning he had trouble leaving pit road and trouble on restarts. Pit road was Truex's problem, restarts was everyone else's. Grade: C 17. Kyle Larson , No. 42 Chevrolet, Chip Ganassi Racing. Running seventh, Larson's fate was sealed with 15 laps to go when Ryan Newman got into the back of Carl Edwards , who hit Larson and sent him spinning. It could have been a lot worse. Grade: B 18. Paul Menard , No. 27 Chevrolet, Richard Childress Racing. Menard finished 18th for the second week in a row and fifth time this season. If you think I'm counting, you're right. Grade: C 19. Aric Almirola , No. 43 Ford, Richard Petty Motorsports. Almirola's streak without a top-10 finish hit 20 races. Grade: C 20. Carl Edwards , No. 19 Toyota, Joe Gibbs Racing. It was unintentional, but Ryan Newman got into the back of Edwards with 15 laps to go, touching off the final caution. Edwards had a top-10 car and was running eighth when it happened. Grade: B 21. AJ Allmendinger, No. 47 Chevrolet, JTG Daugherty Racing. Allmendinger rolled off the grid 10th but couldn't convert his best start at Loudon since September 2010 into a quality finish. A penalty for his crew over the wall too soon on Lap 222 didn't help. Grade: C 22. Kurt Busch, No. 41 Chevrolet, Stewart-Haas Racing. Running in the top 10, Busch was up top on a three-wide with Joey Logano low and Brad Keselowski in the middle. Contact with Keselowski resulted in a tire rub and a couple of laps later a blown left-rear tire. It is only the fourth time this season Busch has finished outside the top 10. Even with the blowout, he still had an average running position of 7.0. Grade: B 23. Trevor Bayne , No. 6 Ford, Roush Fenway Racing. 'Twas not Bayne's day. He completed zero laps in the top 15, and if it weren't for the lucky dog on Lap 277, his finish would have been worse. He also benefitted from Dale Earnhardt Jr. absence. Bayne is 16th in points, 14 behind Junior. Grade: C- 24. Clint Bowyer, No. 15 Chevrolet, HScott Motorsports. This was not the same Clint Bowyer who has two wins and seven top 10s at New Hampshire. Maybe next year. Grade: C 25. Kasey Kahne , No. 5 Chevrolet, Hendrick Motorsports. Kahne was one of the bigger losers Sunday. He had a solid top-15 car and was vying for a top-10 finish when he was collected in the Ryan Newman - Carl Edwards - Kyle Larson wreck and his promising day went south with 15 laps to go. He dropped a spot to 18th in the standings. Grade: B- 26. Alex Bowman , No. 88 Chevrolet, Hendrick Motorsports. Bowman was the story of the day, subbing for Dale Earnhardt Jr. , who missed the race because of concussion-like symptoms. He was staring at the best finish of his young Sprint Cup career when a tire went down and he hit the wall on Lap 273 while running eighth. Grade: B 27. Casey Mears , No. 13 Chevrolet, Germain Racing. Mears improved his finish a handful of spots thanks to the lucky dog on the final caution. Grade: C- 28. Landon Cassill , No. 38 Ford, Front Row Motorsports. Cassill posted his second-best finish at New Hampshire in his past seven starts at the track. Grade: C 29. Chris Buescher , No. 34 Ford, Front Row Motorsports. Buescher brought out the second caution when he spun on Lap 100 trying to avoid Josh Wise , who had slowed just ahead of him. He finished two laps down. Grade: C 30. David Ragan , No. 23 Toyota, BK Racing. An unscheduled pit stop under green on Lap 130 for a vibration costs Ragan a better finish. He was running in the top 25 at the time. Grade: C 31. Matt DiBenedetto, No. 83 Toyota, BK Racing. DiBenedetto's finish tied for his best since a 30th-place run at Kansas in May. Grade: D 32. Regan Smith , No. 7 Chevrolet, Tommy Baldwin Racing. Smith was making his first start at New Hampshire since September 2012 when he finished 16th. Grade: D 33. Michael Annett , No. 46 Chevrolet, HScott Motorsports. Annett's run of top-30 finishes ended at two (20th at Daytona, 26th at Kentucky). Grade: D 34. Chase Elliott , No. 24 Chevrolet, Hendrick Motorsports. Elliott sustained a tire rub as cars made contact behind the hobbled car of Martin Truex Jr. on the restart on Lap 269. Four laps later, while running in the top 10, the tire blew. Even with the poor finish, Elliott still had an average running position of 10.2. Grade: C 35. Reed Sorenson , No. 55 Chevrolet, Premium Motorsports. Just like Michael Annett , Sorenson's run of top-30 finishes ended at two (22nd at Daytona, 27th at Kentucky). Grade: D 36. Eddie MacDonald , No. 32 Ford, GO FAS Racing. MacDonald, a K&N Pro Series East veteran from Massachusetts, made his third Sprint Cup Series start, all in the No. 32 Ford at New Hampshire. Last July he finished 37th and the year before 35th. Grade: C- 37. Ryan Ellis , No. 98 Chevrolet, Premium Motorsports. Ellis also made his third Sprint Cup Series start but first at New Hampshire. He finished nine laps back Sunday. Grade C- 38. Brian Scott , No. 44 Ford, Richard Petty Motorsports. A fluid leak caused Scott's brakes to fail. He finished 23 laps back. Grade: F 39. Michael McDowell , No. 95 Chevrolet, Circle Sport-Leavine Family. Electrical issues doomed McDowell to his second DNF of the season, all in his past three starts. Grade: F 40. Josh Wise , No. 30 Chevrolet, The Motorsports Group. One week after his best finish of the season (24th at Kentucky), Wise got his fifth DNF (accident). Grade: F </p>
Annett's hauler catches fire en route to Texas
Photo credits: KLTV.com The weekend for the No. 46 HScott Motorsports team heading to Texas Motor Speedway started off in a surprising manner after their hauler caught fire en route to the track on Thursday. Michael Dennis Smith, who was driving the trailer on Interstate 20, told KLTV 7 TV, an ABC affiliate in East Texas, that he and a passenger did not suffer any injuries from the event. Smith was hauling two NASCAR stock cars in preparation for the racing weekend at Texas. Officers responded to the scene, closing down traffic on the westbound side of the highway, according to KLTV 7. Michael Annett is scheduled to race the No. 46 Chevrolet in Sunday's Sprint Cup Series AAA Texas 500 (2 p.m. ET, NBC, PRN, SiriusXM). HScott Motorsports ensured fans, via Twitter, that this would not affect the team's on-track plans. The No. 46 hauler caught fire today on way to TMS. Happy to report everyone is safe. Expect 46 to race #AAATX500 ! pic.twitter.com/gUpLQQr3sE — HScott Motorsports (@TeamHSM51) November 5, 2015 UPDATE: On Friday, the 46 team went to work transforming Justin Allgaier 's backup car into Annett's ride for Texas. . @MichaelAnnett is getting comfortable in his new ride. Lots of work to do this morning. pic.twitter.com/JxEWudEPIo — HSM Team 46 (@TeamHSM46) November 6, 2015 Annett also took to Twitter over the weekend to take his team, Allgaier and BK Racing for their help. Want to say a special thank you to all the @Team_HSM guys for all of their hard work. #TeamMA — Michael Annett (@MichaelAnnett) November 7, 2015 Need to thank @J_Allgaier and the guys from @BKRacing_2383 for helping out as well. #TeamMA pic.twitter.com/cydOSTkQQd — Michael Annett (@MichaelAnnett) November 7, 2015 I can't thank everybody in the @NASCAR garage enough especially the whole @Team_HSM organization. The guys and girls have worked so hard — Michael Annett (@MichaelAnnett) November 8, 2015 It's now time to go out today and get a finish they deserve for all this hard work. Thanks again everybody for all the well wishes! — Michael Annett (@MichaelAnnett) November 8, 2015
Annett spins in practice, sustains heavy damage
Michael Annett spins early in the first NASCAR Sprint Cup Series practice at Richmond International Raceway and sustains heavy damage.
Scott gives up Atlanta Cup car for Annett
XFINITY Series regular gives up seat in No. 33 Sprint Cup car Play: NASCAR Fantasy Live HAMPTON, Ga.—It's nice to have friends in the garage. Just ask Michael Annett . One of 13 drivers whose cars failed to get through NASCAR technical inspection before Friday's qualifying session, Annett would have been heading home from Atlanta had it not been for his good friend Brian Scott and Mike Hillman Sr., team manager of the No. 33 Chevrolet owned by Joe Falk. Scott had qualified 32nd for Sunday's Folds of Honor QuikTrip 500 but agreed to give up his seat in favor of Annett , whose regular crew chief, Jay Guy, will call the race. NASCAR approved the driver change. "It's a big deal," Annett said before Saturday's first practice. "I can't thank Mike Hillman and Brian Scott enough. We'd rather be in the (No.) 46 HScott Motorsport car, but we're running full-time and we need as many driver's points as we can get. "Unfortunately, we won't get any owner's points for this, but being with a new crew chief, with Jay Guy, it's another hour-and-half of practice and another 500 miles (on Sunday) to work together. "So looking back, we could have either gone home and watched this race or be able to work together so when we go to Las Vegas we're even stronger. I can't thank these guys enough for giving us this opportunity." MORE: READ: Latest NASCAR news PLAY: Sign up for Fantasy Live WATCH: Latest NASCAR video FOLLOW LIVE: Get RaceView today FULL SERIES COVERAGE • Latest news • Standings • Schedule
Jay Guy named new crew chief for Annett
No. 46 team for HScott Motorsports has new look Play: NASCAR Fantasy Live HScott Motorsports announced on Friday that Jay Guy is the new crew chief for Michael Annett , driver of the No. 46 Chevrolet SS in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series. "I'm looking forward to working with Michael ," Guy said in a release provided by the team. "I see a lot of potential in him as a young Sprint Cup driver and I think our personalities will jell really well. With the resources Harry has provided for us here at HScott Motorsports, I expect our team to have solid finishes this season." Most recently Guy was a crew chief for Front Row Motorsports in 2014, where he was on the box for 30 races for David Ragan and six races for David Gilliland. He was with Ragan in 2013 when he brought the organization its first and only Sprint Cup Series win in the 2013 Aaron's 499 at Talladega Superspeedway. Guy has been a crew chief for 252 Sprint Cup races over a nine-year span and has compiled one win, three top-fives, seven top-10s and two Coors Light Pole Awards. Besides Ragan and Gilliland, Guy has been a crew chief for 10 other drivers, most notably for Brad Keselowski during his first full-time Cup season in 2010. During six seasons (spanning 1998-2006) in what is now known as the NASCAR XFINITY Series, Guy compiled eight top-fives and 24 top-10s in 123 races as a crew chief. Among his eight drivers were Hermie Sadler (four races in 1998) and Jon Wood (2005-06, 56 races). HScott Motorsports added Michael Annett's Sprint Cup Series team after fielding its first full-time Cup entry with Justin Allgaier last season. "Jay did a great job helping build a foundation at his previous team," Annett said in a team release. "We're building a new team here at HScott Motorsports and his experience in the process should be a huge help. I look forward to getting on the track at Daytona and forging a relationship with him." FULL SERIES COVERAGE • Latest news • Standings • Schedule
NSCS GarageCam catches up with Annett in Texas
NASCAR.com's Matthew Dillner takes you through the garage at Texas Motor Speedway and catches up with Michael Annett to get an update on his situation after his hauler caught fire on the way to Texas forcing him to race his teammate's backup car.
Michael Annett : From the rink to the race track
Michael Annett's road to NASCAR is unlike most in the Sprint Cup Series garage. From the ice rink to the race track, Annett has overcome to reach NASCAR's highest level.
Logano, Annett go for a spin
Joey Logano and Michael Annett go for a spin to bring out the 9th caution of the day at Martinsville Speedway on Lap 218.
Annett , Allgaier hit the wall in Texas
Teammates Michael Annett and Justin Allgaier both hit the wall in a span of ten laps at Texas Motor Speedway.
Annett , Baldwin reunite in Sprint Cup in 2014
Annett will drive No. 7 car for Tommy Baldwin Racing


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The localization industry is a fascinating business. There's more to bringing a video game from one country to another than just running the text through Google Translate and then knocking off early for bowling and cheese fries. It's not enough to translate the script; localizers must tweak and tune all kinds of game elements to better fit the target market. Sometimes that means rewriting dialogue to change cultural references. Sometimes that involves altering graphical elements or sound effects to fit into a culture's frame of reference. Sometimes it even means that the developers had a little more time to work on the base game and can improve aspects of it that they felt still needed improvement. Today's modern games have the benefit of decades of localization best practices and history to fall back on, but during the Nintendo Entertainment System era, localizers did sort of just outright translate the script (often poorly!) and call it a day. Yacht Club Games recently brought its NES love letter Shovel Knight to Japan which meant that they needed to localize the game for that market. They split the difference between the modern and the 8-bit era with their process resulting in a Nintendo Famicom-type version of the game that is professionally altered, but keeps the 8-bit era localization effort intact. Check out how far they went with localization studio 8-4 to get it just right.
So when we went about localizing Shovel Knight, we wanted to recreate some of the fun differences you might find between regions. We even went through the process of trying to "reverse" localize it. That meant to us, asking what features Shovel Knight would have had if it started out as a Japanese game. We had a few rules in all our changes though: 1) We wanted the gameplay to remain consistent 2) We didn't want any significant change that made you feel like you missed out by not playing the original version 3) We didn't want to do something that was traditionally considered bad localization. To us that meant, no typos or bad English, and nothing that would diminish the quality of the game. We also didn't want to change too much! In the end, we wanted create a great localization by today's standards. But we had to add a little fun! So we made a few subtle changes here and there that we think really made a big difference!
Now that there's so much information out there about classic NES games and their Famicom counterparts, it's easy to see that, for instance, Nintendo was able to animate the water on the overworld map in the Japanese version of Zelda II: The Adventure of Link while it's static in the international versions. Likewise, Shovel Knight's Japanese version has animated grass. Just like when I learned about the Zelda II water, I found myself thinking "No fair! Japan has a better version!". That's how authentic this localization process is and I commend Yacht Club Games and 8-4 for their dedication to the craft. Of course, unlike the differences between Zelda II in which the international version has extra bosses, improved music, and other cosmetic upgrades compared to the Japanese original (so overall I did experience the best version of the game when I first played it), in the end I think that the differences in Shovel Knight do not detract from either version of the game. It doesn't feel like anything is missing that would notably impact the game which really is the right way to go about things. They really did follow their own rules. Bowling and cheese fries all around!
Nintendo hit the big time in the home video game console space thirty years ago with the beloved Nintendo Entertainment System and while the company has been re-releasing its greatest hits such as Super Mario Bros. 3 and The Legend of Zelda on the Virtual Console service for the Wii, Wii U, and Nintendo 3DS, there's a large startup cost involved if all you really want to do is play Mega Man 2. Nintendo is cutting through that expense this November with the release of a cute little micro version of the classic Nintendo Entertainment System control deck dubbed the Nintendo Classic Edition. Priced at $59.99 and packed in with thirty solid, popular games (no Urban Champion here!), the NES is primed to take over living rooms all over again. The new hardware offers HDMI out and even uses new NES controllers with Wii remote connectors on them so Wii and Wii U owners can use them for the Virtual Console service. Read the press release for all of the details. Here's the list of games that are built into the new console.
This is a phenomenal idea and I'm surprised Nintendo hadn't acted on it sooner. This product hits every basic type of gamer demographic: casual, lapsed, and core. It will be a popular gift this holiday season for sure. Even if you discount the cost of the hardware itself, you're paying $2 per game which is a much better deal than the Virtual Console's $5 per game. Just imagine all of the modern parents who grew up with the NES buying one of these to both play themselves and to share the fun with their young children. I still have my original NES from thirty years ago hooked up to my media room television, although the muddy visuals from running an old fashioned signal through coax cables and RF adapters looks horrible on my modern HDTV. I also own a variety of the built-in games on the Virtual Console for both Wii U and 3DS, but I can't resist the nostalgic draw of this mini console. I think it's time my bedroom TV had a NES of its own.
1990 was a hot time for Nintendo and its retail partners. This was the era when the Nintendo Entertainment System was king, when a third-party licensee could slap Mario on just about any consumer product to earn a healthy profit, and when games like Boomer's Adventure In Asmik World and Wall Street Kid were positioned as the next big thing. I remember those crazy days, but if you're too young to have been around for them, then you can vicariously experience the thrill of laminated wood displays and cartridge storage kits with the Official 1990 World of Nintendo Buyers Guide provided by Video Game Ephemera.
The Official 1990 World of Nintendo Buyers Guide was a custom-publishing project aimed at Nintendo's retail partners, which included more than 6,000 locations with special "World of Nintendo" areas reserved for Nintendo-related products. The article on page 6 describes this type of installation as a "store within a store," a neighborhood mecca for Mario maniacs.
In the pages between the product listings, you'll find short articles about certain Nintendo licensees as well as paid ads from some of them. The articles are actually labeled as "advertisements," so they were obviously paid for as well. Many of the ads speak to consumers, but several of them are written for the people who sold the games. It's fascinating to see the soft-sell tactics employed by game publishers as they tried to convince retailers to carry their products in the early '90s. Most of them promise "aggressive" advertising campaigns and dealer support while extending friendly invitations to visit their booths at the Consumer Electronics Show.
This guide and others like it are a peek behind the curtain at the layer of middlemen between Nintendo's licensees and your local retailer down the street. I remember seeing plenty of these store displays in the Kmarts of my youth when I longed to scarf down the licensed cookies and collect the cards and wear the t-shirts bearing Mario's smiling face. Nintendo was hot, Nintendo was king, nothing could ever possibly knock Nintendo off its pedestal. Nope, not at all. The days of officially licensed cartridge storage cases made of oak will last forever! Actually, those oak cases do look pretty sweet. I bet they'd look right at home next to my classic oak VCR cassette storage case. Not all family heirlooms are impressive or valuable.
Nintendo's villain / anti-hero Wario has gone on to fame and fortune of his own, stepping out of Mario's shadow to star in the Wario Land and WarioWare franchises, and while we all know how he started out in 1992's Super Mario Land 2: Six Golden Coins when he stole control of Mario Land, debate has continued to rage regarding his true origins. I'm not talking about the fiction here; I'm directly asking: why was Wario created? A developer interview with SML2's creators originally featured in the game's official strategy guide has been translated and posted at Shmuplations, and it sheds some light on the issue.
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