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'I Want to Walk Down the Road I believe in'
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Kumar Govind and Upendra started their careers together in 1993. While Uppi went on to be the superstar that he is today, Kumar hasn't had quite the magical run.
Starting as an actor with Shhh, he turned director with Anuraga Sangama and followed it up with Sathya and his third and most recent, a thriller, Master Mind. The film introduces newcomer Rajavardhan along with Tamanna.
Kumar admits that in his prolonged career as a filmmaker he had to compromise on his dreams time and again. "When I entered the industry, I didn't think like other producers and directors. Even now, I love taking risks with my films and am bent upon exploring new talents. I like to walk down the road I believe in," he tells City Express.
Although Ravichandran was a good friend, and Kumar had the opportunity to make or work in a commercial flick, he didn't want to take that route. "People did not know who Upendra, Sadhu Kokila, Ashok Kashyap or I was until Shhh released. The film became a huge hit and everybody went on to establish themselves. Later on, each time one of my films was a success, I was struggling on other fronts — banking and investments — that created tension. In between, I chose a series of wrong projects. I was supposed to do a film like Om, which went to Shivarajkumar and became a hit. I rejected a few projects that went well for other actors," he confides.
Looking ahead rather than at the past, Kumar hopes that next films as a director and actor brings him a sense of job satisfaction. "I am 36 films old, all done without any Godfather's help. What's the use of looking back? Keeping Indian cinema in mind, I want to come up with promising films under my banner. And that requires a lot of homework. At present, my preference is to direct films and work as an actor only if necessary. I will also produce other films," he says.
"Though Master Mind is a Kannada film, the approach is more like an English language film. It's mostly shot in Bangakok, and has got a U/A certificate," says Kumar, who plans to remake this film in as many languages as he can. "I will rope in Srikanth for the Telugu version and talks are on for Tamil and in other languages," he adds.
On Uppi, Kumar says that his friend and colleague's success came as a surprise. "It was hard work and sincerity that took him to where he is now. I used to tell him not to sing; today, he is turned out to be a good singer. When Uppi mentioned that he was getting into acting, I asked him why because I knew how good a director he was. But, today he is a superstar. I talk of him to upcoming talents and he's an inspiration to many."
Meanwhile, Kumar has a surprise up his sleeve. He is coming up with a studio, now in its finishing stages.
"It's my gift to the industry. Except being inspired by former Infosys CEO Narayan Murty, I haven't sought anyone's help with it. It's been a one man show," he signs off.
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The only reason I liked it instead of loved it was because they showed a full episode of the show after it already aired. I much rather of had the panel go longer instead of watch a repeat. Maybe I'm just not a FANatic.
The panel was so much fun and the cast shared a lot of laughs with the audience. Highlights included...
Angela Bassett coming out with Kathy Bates head on a platter and sitting it in the share next to her. Followed by a surprise appearance of Kathy Bates who picked the head up and gave it a kiss.
Gabourey Sidibe telling her Sarah Paulson glitter bomb story and about her idea for the show Queenie and the Head.
Sarah Paulson really worked the crowd and was super nice to all of her fans inviting them up stage, giving them hugs, signing autographs and taking photos during the Q&A portion.
The surprise announcement/appearance and story behind Michael Chiklis joining the next season.
The cast making fun of Jessica Lange because she wasn't there to defend herself :-)
The only thing I would suggest is organization. Afterwards fans rushed the stage for autographs and pictures. People were pushing and shoving. It was ultimate chaos. I will definitely go to another one of these panels but will not even try for the autographs/pics.
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I attended Paley Fest in 2013 at the Saban Theater. That was a much better venue. It was more intimate than the huge Dolby Theater. Also it was hard to hear sometimes being in the mezzanine. I suppose they wanted to allow more people to go but...continued
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missed not seeing Jessica Lange
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Will are now accepting applications for the 2016-2017 Arts Leadership Training Program.
Contact the Education Department, 415.322.6026, for more information.
The DEADLINE to apply is Friday, April 8, 2016
About the Arts Leadership Training Program
Become an arts leader today by gaining practical experience in a supportive nonprofit environment. Through Marin Theatre Company's Arts Leadership Training Program, you'll not only enhance your skills, buts also put them to use as an integral member of our staff. WIth connections to theaters in the Bay Area and beyond, MTC is the perfect place to start your career.
The Arts Leadership Training Program is designed for anyone who is transitioning from college to a career path in theater and the perfoming arts. The program offers year-long internship opportunities in artistic direction, dramaturgy and literary management, production and stage management, children's theater production, education and community engagement, development and special events, and communications and marketing.
To Apply:
Please send a cover letter and resume to Courtney Helen Grile, Director of Education & Enagagement at firstname.lastname@example.com
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Time Commitment
- Full Season (10 months, August - June, unless otherwise noted)
- 35 hours per week
- Daily office hours between 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., some nights and weekends as needed
- Hours may increase during technical rehearsal weeks and youth performances
This is an unpaid internship. There are opportunities for supplemental paid work through Front of House and the Education department for qualified applicants. Hours will be set and remain steady so that interns can acquire outside employment nights and weekends.
MTC does not provide housing but has affordable furnished housing available for rent. The housing available is an apartment with shared rooms in a co-ed living environment. Rent is $600 per month and includes utilities, plus a $500 nonrefundable move-in fee.
Supplemental Income
Part-time paid positions may be available to participants of the Leadership Program, based on need and qualifications. Possible positions include: Box Office, Café staff and afterschool drama teacher.
Members of the Arts Leadership Training Program undergo intensive trainings each month to supplement training received in academic programs. The focus of the trainings is professional and administrative skills based development. Interns will assess their short-term goals and will be assessed midway through and at the end of the internship against those goals. Mentorship provided by supervisors and specifically the director of the program is a large part of the experience. Interns are provided with constant feedback and problem solving support as they develop skills and navigate challenges. MTC provides a supportive environment within which to learn with the expectation that each participant will be stretched and expected to maintain adjustments and embrace new challenges.
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- B.A./ B.F.A or equivalent experience preferred
- Some experience in area of application
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August 8, 2016 - June 16, 2017
This internship is designed to train individuals for working in Drama and Theatre with youth in a professional theater setting. The Education intern will have the opportunity to learn how to plan and facilitate lessons for young people ages 4 -18 through drama/theatre classes on-site, arts-integrated residencies in schools, and youth production classes. Interns will work with professional Teaching Artists in the classroom; serve as an Assistant Director for youth productions; partake in career enhancement workshops such as lesson planning and curriculum development; teach morning warm-ups, lead theater games and assist teachers during classes and ultimately lead teach classes and residencies as proficiency is determined. Interns participate in all administrative aspects of MTC's Education & Engagement Department. This position is ideal for candidates who are interested in working in pursuing Teaching Artist work as well as Director of Education positions.
Community Engagement
August 8, 2016 - June 16, 2017
This internship is designed to train individuals who are interested in Applied Drama and Theatre practices for working in communities. The Community Engagement intern will work directly with the Director of Education & Engagement on all Audience Engagement, Creative Learning Residencies and Community-based programming. The Community Engagement Intern will foster new relationships, conduct research on the latest trends, topics and interactive engagement techniques for theatres. The Intern will also support Community Days, Teacher and Teen tickets, and Pre-and Post-show engagement events. This position is ideal for candidates interested in Community Arts.
Artistic Direction
August 8, 2016 - June 16, 2017
This Artistic Direction Internship is designed for individuals who are looking for a well-rounded experience in how the Artistic/ Production departments function. The Artistic Direction Intern will report directly to the Artistic Director and take on responsibilities as the assistant to the Artistic Director, assistant director, artistic department administration, casting, producing and literary development. This position requires knowledge and some experience in directing, administrative duties as well as computer skills and must have a driver's license and access to a vehicle. The Artistic Direction Intern will assist with companywide projects and events and maintain communication within the Artistic department. The Artistic Director Intern will assistant direct one to two productions in the season, participate in season planning attend rehearsals and meetings as the Artistic Director's representative when needed, supports artistic programming within the Education department and supports company events as assigned. This position is ideal for candidates interested in pursuing Artistic Direction.
Literary Management
August 8, 2016 - June 16, 2017
The Literary Management intern works with the Literary Manager. Duties include reading new plays and writing evaluations, reviewing script submissions and maintaining the script database and script library; assisting with research on upcoming productions, writing program notes and creating lobby displays; preparing dramaturgical packets, researching dramaturgical questions for productions and assisting as needed in rehearsals for upcoming main stage productions and new works readings; and copying scripts, and various administrative support duties. Exact duties determined based on interest and skill level. This position is ideal for candidates pursuing Literary Management.
Production Management
August 8, 2016 - June 16, 2017
The Production Management Internship is an opportunity for burgeoning artisans to be involved in all aspects of production at a professional regional theater. Working directly with the Production Manager and Assistant Production Manager, the intern will receive on-the-job training and instruction while also being assigned tasks and projects to complete independently. The intern will be integrated fully into the MTC staff, while also working directly with the production staff by attending production meetings; observing the rehearsal process; participating in strike, change-over, and technical rehearsals; and shadowing his/her supervisors in day-to-day operations. Adjustments will be made to the structure of the internship based on the individual's skill level and personal goals for the experience. Must have a car.
Communications & Marketing
August 8, 2016 - June 16, 2017
This internship is designed for individuals interested in marketing theater through social media, public relations and community outreach. The Communications & Marketing Intern will work directly under MTC's Marketing Director to keep content updated on the website and social media pages, and execute outreach strategies as directed. Intern may also create videos for distribution based on experience and skill level. This position requires knowledge and practical understanding of social media. Experience with writing press releases a plus. The Communications & Marketing Intern will get to know the administrative side of professional theatre through marketing and engaging with audiences by contributing support to companywide projects and events. This position is ideal for candidates pursuing a career in Marketing and Communications for non-profit theater.
Graphic Production
August 8, 2016 - June 16, 2017
This internship is designed for individuals interested in marketing theater through graphic and video production. The Graphic Production Intern will work directly under MTC's Graphic Designer to assist in designing and producing print, web and video materials for the promotion of MTC's various programs as directed. This position requires knowledge and practical understanding of Adobe Creative Suite, Final Cut and video production. The Graphic Production Intern will gain experience learning from a professional graphic designer, providing design support for MTC's marketing department and contributing support companywide for upcoming projects and events. This position is ideal for candidates pursuing a career in Marketing, Graphic Production or Video Production for non-profit theater.
Stage Management
August 8, 2016 - June 16, 2017
The Stage Management Intern assists the Production Stage Manager and Production Assistant with all aspects of the rehearsal and tech process including but not limited to: floor taping and pre-planning for each Assigned Production; prop/costume tracking, line notes, production meeting minutes; actor support for line memorization and other stage management and production administrative and/or run crew duties as assigned by the Production Manager.
Theatre Management
August 8, 2016 - June 16, 2017
This internship is designed to introduce individuals to the management of a nonprofit regional theater. In the context of board/management and artistic/management relationships, and working directly with the General Manager and Managing Director, the Theater Management intern will participate in finance, budgeting, season planning, development, marketing, strategic planning, human resource management, best practices policymaking, and collective bargaining. Daily tasks include financial analysis, development and marketing writing, contract drafting, and attendance at board committee meetings. Long range projects include grant writing, special event coordination, and identification of operational efficiencies. This internship is ideal for candidates interested in pursuing a career as a general manager or managing director for a nonprofit theater.
Casting & Producing
August 8, 2016 - June 16, 2017
The casting & producing internship at MTC would focus on giving the intern immediate, professional experience in the casting and production processes within a LORT regional theatre. The intern would be given training both in an administrative capacity as well as through direct, practical application over the course of the season covering everything from production calendar coordination and overall season structure procedure to community outreach, database management, director/actor/creative team canvassing, and communication and scheduling.
Responsibilities include but are not limited to: scheduling, organizing and running EPA, invited and specialty auditions, securing readers for auditions, actor outreach and communication, database expansion, updating and general maintenance, digitizing paper headshots/resumes, submitting equity notices and paperwork, contributing to season planning discussions, participating in casting brainstorming sessions, assisting in coordinating with creatives on each production, keeping track of conflicts and potential scheduling complications, conducting post-performance Q&A's as well as other engagement activities and seeing as much work as possible in the community to report back on new talent.
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Confession: I have not only attended Scarborough Fair, but I have shown up in costume. Multiple times. Sober. Not on a dare. During college. With a choir group, and we totally sang period-appropriate tunes without being asked to and without being paid for it.
Because we were nerd rebels. I once held the title of "Head Wench," which is not nearly as interesting as it sounds. It mainly involved skipping gleefully. Stop being so jealous of how radical I am.
What is Scarborough Fair, you ask? It's the outdoor theme park (read: dirty field) version of Medieval Times. It's a Renaissance festival complete with jousting, the wrong random women wearing really frightening chainmail bikinis, turkey legs, some dude complaining about how his doublet doesn't fit like it used to, hundreds of pounds of sunburned white person flesh (somehow, more than you've ever seen at a Wet 'n Wild, even though I know that seems physically impossible), a few Bronies, and for some unknown reason (read: boobs), mermaids.
I can't go back to the Scarborough Fair again -- something about kicking a Minotaur in the mystical beast nuts ("Fantasy animals aren't period-appropriate!!") -- but you should. It's open weekends through May 26th and tickets are just $22 per adult. (That translates roughly to 50 gold coins or a solid blowjobbe.)
When you go, here's how to be the perfect Scarborough asshole:
1. Shitty British Accent For No Reason. Everyone hates it! So definitely do it. Louder = better. Also, it's imperative that you continue to weave in current slang phrases such as, "LOL," "bae," "I'mma." Example sentence: "I'mma retire to ye olde booze shoppe, y'all!" And if you can, make sure to point out every hour or so that you're saying "realise" and not "realize."
2. Say "boobs" every time you see Renaissance cleave.
3. Dress as Joffrey from Game of Thrones, run around being a total dick all day, and poison yourself every hour on the half-hour. (Spoiler? Whatever. That news is a decade old to this crowd. You're just late to the nerd party.)
4. Ask every person you see in costume if "they're serious."
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5. Go all Little Mermaid on someone's ass. Someone hands you a fork to help you cut up your steak-on-a-stake? You stab them in the eye with the fork and yell, "It's Fite Tyme!!" You see a mermaid wearing sunglasses, slap them off her face. See someone drinking a Dr Pepper ("the official beverage of the Scarborough Renaissance Festival") tell them they're bullshit. Someone's iPhone rings? You yell, "WITCHCRAFT!" and throw it into a fountain. Nobody can be mad at you: it's olden times code.
6. Twerke.
Have a lot of beer and a lot of beer at Scarborough Faire. And be sure to take a long hard look at your life choices when you sober up. That turkey leg was totally overpriced.
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Flowers made of light/0 Comments/in Event Recap, Projects /by nbezanson
When Karen (yes, that Karen) decided to host a DIY birthday party, and said that she wanted people to make flowers, my mind went blank. Mario brought casting resin to make plastic flowers, Roger brought color-changing LEDs that got used in a bunch of things. I saw flowers made of yarn, flowers made of vinyl, flowers made of piano keys, flowers made of filter media, flowers made of sheetmetal, flowers made of mylar, and of course, flowers made of Red Bull cans. Still having no ideas, I decided to ignore the party for a bit, and started salvaging some motors from a soon-to-be-recycled CDROM drive.
Then something clicked: At Tuesday's electronics meetup, we used signal generators and oscilloscopes to display Lissajous curves. With a laser and some mirrors and some motors, I could make Rose curves! Those are flowers, right? Flowers made of light!
The only small mirror available was still much too large, so it got cracked into a bunch of sharp but useful little pieces. With some hot glue, some solder, and a quick trip to the bin of lasers, I had a rudimentary optical path. Joe helped set up a quick-and-dirty pot-and-FET motor speed control (inspired by reading an article about PC PSU testing a few days ago), and with a few more minutes' work, the whole thing was stuffed into a project box and shooting flowers onto everything within reach, including Karen. Happy Birthday!
(Caution: Laser light emitted from this aperture. Warning: Whirling bits of broken glass within this aperture. Danger: Flowerguns are addictive.)
Reset-on-LAN: An ethernet-aware remote reboot device from junkbox parts./1 Comment/in Projects /by nbezanson
What do you get when you mix an old 10/100 NIC, a handful of components, and a home server that goes off into the weeds once in a while? A network-connected reset button, and the ability to recover from the majority of mishaps! The concept is simple: Use a standalone NIC's Wake-on-LAN capability to poke a different signal, specifically, the PC's reset line. Best yet, the whole thing costs less than $3, and goes together in under an hour. Not too shabby, when you consider that comparable network-aware remote-reboot devices go for about $200!
The important realization behind the project is that a WoL-capable NIC can run standalone, given nothing but power. It seems so obvious in retrospect! This same concept could be easily used to drive an SSR for true cold-boot capability, interface with a UPS for output-disable, or other functions.
(UPDATE: There's prior art! Their version is called "whack-on-lan" and uses a NIC without the retriggering problem, so their circuit is much simpler.)
Lots and lots of detail after the break…
Rule of Acquisition #141: Only Fools Pay Retail./0 Comments/in Projects /by nbezanson
At the Hamvention fleamarket, Dustin got an amazing price on a Handheld Products 3800r barcode scanner, probably because the cable wasn't included. The connector on the bottom of the scanner is a nonstandard 10p10c (aka RJ50), so most folks wouldn't just be able to make one, but buying a $57 cable for a $1 scanner seemed silly. Further frustrating the situation is that Handheld (acquired by Honeywell) is pretty tight-lipped about certain info. The pinout for the RS232 cable (p/n 42206300) was easy enough to find, but the innards of the USB cable (p/n 42206161 or 42206203) proved elusive.
Luckily for Dustin's iTrackMine habit, i3's electronics lab had a set of 10p10c crimpers and a box of connectors (and a resourceful mentor geek), waiting to solve just such a problem. After building a little 10p10c breakout cable and a USB breakout cable, some breadboard jumper wires made it relatively straightforward to investigate every permutation until the device enumerated. (Note that 'straightforward' does not equate to 'quick'.)
For the purpose of saving some hapless future scanner technician some time, the pinout is as follows:
|USB pin number
|10p10c pin number
|+5 (Vcc)
Two construction tips:
First, it's difficult to position the wires in a modular connector if you're not using every position. Stuffing the unused ones with little stubs of wire made it easy to guide the relevant wires into position.
Second, modular connectors can be reinforced by flooding the back with hot-melt glue. (This works very well on cat-5 patch cords.) Since this build used a flexible, thin USB cable in a giant 10p10c connector, the glue is the only reason it didn't fall right out.
What a Tool!/0 Comments/in i3 Detroit Projects, Projects /by Pablo Mysterioso
After moving back to Michigan nearly eleven years ago, my father-in-law introduced me to the fun of going to auctions. In particular, we like to go to auctions that have lots of tools and machinery, which, in Southeast Michigan, are plentiful. As a result, we've bought our share of what are known as box lots, which are literally boxes full of things that really aren't worth trying to sell individually–miscellaneous fasteners, hand tools, fishing reel parts, lead weights, and left-threaded bipolar frobulators. My father-in-law is so devoted to auctions, he'll sometimes bid on these things just to keep the sale moving. Most of the time, the items are fairly mundane, but occasionally we get something that is either beautiful, mysterious, or sometimes both! Rather than keep them secreted away until someone buys them at my estate auction, I'm going to share them (virtually) here in what I hope will be an irregular series. In each installment, I (or others–guest tools are welcome!) will share a couple of tools that are either aesthetically pleasing examples of bygone industrial design or non-obvious in their purpose and/or use. The goals are to share the beauty of these tools, have some fun, and maybe learn something too.
To kick it off, I'm sharing a couple of recent finds. First off: goggles. The goggles shown here are fairly uncomfortable (and they could use a good cleaning), but I love them because they're just so wonderfully archaic! The aluminum frames and glass lenses suggest a manufacture date in the 1940's, but that's just a guess. The levers on the sides appear to allow the lenses to be removed for replacement (or cleaning), though I haven't been able to get them to move; there is a bit of corrosion on them and I'm afraid I'll break them if I push them too hard. The leather strap on the bridge allows for a bit of adjustment; the buckle is thoughtfully placed so that it is facing outward, rather than pressing against the bridge of the nose. The padding around the eyes is some kind of plastic or rubber which may have been pliable at some point but is now rather brittle. The cheap staples that hold the pads on is a little incongruous with the overall quality of the goggles, making me wonder if perhaps they're an after-market mod. Given that the lenses are glass (and seemingly not impact-resistant), I'm guessing that these were probably meant to be used for welding. What do you think?
My other recent find is less showy, but it makes up for it with a bit of mystery. The "5 Minute Vulcanizer" clearly has something to do with rubber, but I don't know how it might have been used. Perhaps it was used for patching the sidewalls of tires that appeared on cars like the Model T? Or, perhaps its rustiness is fooling me into thinking it's older than it really is. Please register your educated opinions, observations and wild guesses in the comments! And, if you want a larger picture, click on either photo to see it in its full 4000 x 3000 resolution.
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Reading through the U.S.A.: a teen novel for each state
At the Epic Reads site, poster EpicGirl asked fellow readers to help her find a YA book for each state in the U.S. They responded, and EpicGirl has turned their suggestions into a map and a list with a book for each state in the union.
Wisconsin is represented by Catherine Gilbert Murdock's "Dairy Queen" (2006), about a rural Wisconsin teen who makes her small high school's football team, tries to keep the family farm going and has a secret romance. (Read Mary-Liz Shaw's 2009 interview with Murdock here.) »Read Full Blog Post
'Lois Ehlert's Mole Hill Stories' casts a spell on theatergoers of all ages
In the beginning, there was a nearly blind mole in the dark woods. Less than one hour later, that same mole could see all the way to the moon, inspired by a fellow creature making the seemingly impossible journey there.
These bookends hold "Lois Ehlert's Mole Hill Stories," Alvaro Saar Rios' adaptation of three of Ehlert's children's books. A collaboration between First Stage Children's Theater and Danceworks Performance Company that's designed to expose young children to theater, it opened Saturday morning under Desiree Rosas' direction. »Read Full Article


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Messi notched his 21st career hat trick in Barcelona's wild 5-4 victory at Deportivo La Coruna on Saturday, which kept it top of the Spanish league alongside Atletico Madrid.
But it's been a decade since the Catalan team last conceded so many league goals in the first eight rounds, and Celtic will look to exploit the vulnerability at the Camp Nou after coming off an away win against Spartak Moscow.
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Army troops seized arms, drugs and cash at a ranch apparently owned by Enrique Plancarte Solis, one of the suspected leaders of the Los Caballeros Templarios drug cartel, in the western state of Michoacan, the Mexican Defense Secretariat said.
The seizure was made after a shootout with gunmen last Saturday that left a suspected criminal dead, the secretariat said.
The rest of the gunmen managed to get away from the Los Caballos ranch in Los Cuiniques, a town outside the city of Apatzingan.
The ranch "was used by organized crime for illicit purposes," the secretariat said in a statement.
Soldiers found 15 handguns, 19 rifles, a .50-caliber Barrett rifle, more than 100 grenades, three rockets, one anti-tank rocket launcher, 339 ammunition clips for different types of weapons, more than 22,000 rounds of ammunition and five swords at the ranch.
A total of 1.1 million pesos (equivalent to about $85,000), $312,310, two vehicles, marijuana, crystal meth and cocaine were also seized in the operation.
The Caballeros Templarios cartel was founded in March 2011 by former members of the La Familia Michoacana organization and deals in both synthetic drugs and natural drugs.
The cartel has been fighting rival gangs for control of turf and smuggling routes in Guerrero and Michoacan states, both of which are located on the Pacific.
Michoacan's forests and mountains are used by drug traffickers to grow marijuana and produce synthetic drugs. EFE


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Alfred McCoy on torture and impunity [VIDEO]Historians in the News
In this online exclusive, we continue our discussion with University of Wisconsin professor Alfred McCoy on U.S. torture policy, the Obama administration's refusal to prosecute war crimes, and new revelations that waterboarding was used more often than the government ever acknowledged.
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AMY GOODMAN: We're now joined by Alfred McCoy, professor of history at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He's the author of several books, including, most recently, Torture and Impunity: The U.S. Doctrine of Coercive Interrogation. His past books include A Question of Torture and Policing America's Empire.
Talk about what was found in Somalia. And what is the kind of information that's being used now?
ALFRED McCOY: Sure. The Somalia incident, I think, represents a continuity of rendition policy from President Bush to President Obama. Under President Bush, the CIA began funding the establishment of this prison inside the basement of Somalia security in Mogadishu. And they began snatching terror suspects from cities and slums across East Africa, where, as you know, al-Qaeda has been very active bombing U.S. embassies and the rest. And these suspects are flown to this prison, where they are under the custody of Somali authorities, but we pay the guards. The CIA pays the guards. And they have unlimited access to the prisoners and to the intelligence being harvested by the Somali guards' interrogation of the detainees. This started under President Bush. It is continued under President Obama. And it is an example of rendition to a country where we cannot be certain that human rights are being observed, therefore it's a clear violation of Article 3 of the U.N. Convention Against Torture....
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Physicians and dentists have joined in organizing the Medical Arts Orchestral Society in Los Angeles. William R. Bergren of the California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, is the conductor, and rehearsals take place every Thursday night in the auditorium of the Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. Interested persons are requested to communicate with Dr. Fred Lindenberg, secretary of the society.
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As it approaches, we're ironing out exactly what will be in the upcoming content update. There are a few things that we're still not sure about, but what... Read more
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The Commercial Zone is where the power players of New Bedlam do their business. The district is home to the headquarters of Cthulhu Corp, Octopi, and NOR among... Read more
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Mark here again to take you through the ins and outs of the new vehicle in production, the Plasmid's bigger sister, the Genome.
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Sometimes subtle monitoring is the most effective choice for keeping society in check. NOR believes that sometimes more overt means are preferable. Enter the Executor.
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LEST don't have the greatest technology available to them. They do however have tools, bits and pieces of things, and plenty of ingenuity and from that they have... Read more
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Most factions of New Bedlam have access to advanced technology and/or other sophisticated means for developing their vehicles. LEST, however, don't have such means at their disposal. But... Read more
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As mentioned last time, we've got a few new weapons in development. At the moment they're unnamed, untested, and unbalanced but we do have a general idea of... Read more
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Let's take a look at what's being done in development right now to help give everyone a better idea of where we're at.
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Welcome fans and people who were looking up Mexican food! Last year we showed you a near-complete version of Big Larry's heavy vehicle, the El Grande, and now... Read more
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From a simple grey blob to its final form, this week we're taking a look at the completed Roast Fillet from JRC.
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Just a short post today. Last week I forgot to mention that we will be moving to a fortnightly post schedule as we focus on completing the next... Read more
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We're back again for the new year. We took a slightly extended new year break but we're back to work and making some new beginnings. Specifically this week, ... Read more
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Season's greetings to you all. The holidays are here and we're all looking forward to spending time with family and friends.
We've had a fairly busy year. We've... Read more
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While writing AI code there are two main areas to cover. There's basic functionality, like how things move and shoot and explode, and then there's behaviour, like when... Read more
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We were only planning to take a week off, but moving out of our old office and getting ourselves set up to work again took a little more... Read more
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It's not quite finished, Mark's still doing the finishing touches, but this week we want to show you another of Big Larry's vehicles, the El Grande, because... Read more
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Cthulhu Corp are a mysterious group who are always up to strange and terrifying things. Often those things are hidden away behind closed doors, but sometimes they make... Read more
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This week we've got a hot new vehicle model for you to check out from the very hungry engineers at Big Larry, the Picante.
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Some time ago we posted an early preview of the next area of New Bedlam, the Central Business District or CBD. Since then it has been improved upon... Read more
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This week we have another peek at a more polished and finished faction vehicle. This time it's the Carnies' Union heavy vehicle, the Cracked Roach.
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This week we bring you the updated concept sheets for the feuding fast food franchises, JRC and Big Larry.
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Recently we've been showing you the concepts for many of the faction specific vehicles that will be found driving around New Bedlam. Now it's time to give you... Read more
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So lately I've been working on rewriting the entire traffic AI system. Essentially the old version of the NPC vehicles were inefficient and kind of hacked together in... Read more
Friday Update - The Old Ones' New Toys
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Welcome back for the final installment of first draft faction vehicle designs, this week featuring the twisted and otherworldly vehicles of Cthulhu Corp.
Cthulhu Corp vehicles began as... Read more
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Ever had the urge to do some science and had to get to the lab in a hurry? This week we show you how Octopi does it in... Read more
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This week we have cobbled together a collection of junk and various things on hand to bring you a pair of vehicle concepts from the League of Extraordinary... Read more
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This week's featured vehicle concepts are from the all-business masters of surveillance and conformity, NOR Industries.
NOR's vehicles have an aesthetic theme that is primarily based on their... Read more
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We're back again with more vehicle concepts. This week featuring Big Larry's rival and poultry aficionados, JRC.
JRC do one thing, chicken, and they do it well. And... Read more
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Time for some more vehicle concepts. This week it's a couple of tasty looking examples for Big Larry.
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This week I thought I'd fill you in on what we've been doing with the menu.
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Friday Update - Pimpin' Rides
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So now that you've seen some of the Carnies' vehicles, this week we're showing a couple of draft designs for their rivals, the Strippers' Society.
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As we said last week, there are both common NPC vehicles that have no particular alignment like the Cursi, and then there are faction specific vehicles. Each faction... Read more
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This week we can show you the completed Car Cartel Cursi. As you can see, it has only had some very slight changes over its development from the... Read more
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We've mentioned all of the factions before, but we haven't really talked much about LEST. Our good buddy Doug is still all that we can really show you... Read more
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You may recall our recent post about new NPC vehicles. In particular we mentioned the Car Cartel Cursi would be a new vehicle in the CBD. Since creating... Read more
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Bought this truck at 300,000 miles with a cracked radiator. Only real maintenance done to this truck is a new radiator, new alternator, one new coil pack,and some gaskets and seals. Before we started playing around with it it got about 17 city 20-25 highway. After putting a 2.5 inch suspension and 2.5 inch body lift its down to about 10 city and 15-17 highway. Mine is actually the 5.4L Triton V8. Soon the driver side A-frame will need replacing and the passenger side rotor needs to be replaced.
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I LOVE my Expedition. Wish I could afford a new one. Would DEFINITELY buy another one (even used). No major problems in the 6 years I've owned it. Replaced the tires once. Highly recommend this vehicle to anyone looking for a good, dependable, used car.
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I purchased this vehicle with 24K miles and have owned it for almost seven years. I currently have almost 140K miles and I have been very pleased. I originally purchased this car to tow a 5,000 lb. camper. I purchased the 5.4L engine with the tow package and lower rear end differential. The car tows well and also has a lot of space and comfort. It is great for family vacations as there is a lot of rear leg room for my teenage kids. I only have one knock and that is that the leather wore away on the steering wheel and drivers seat. I would recommend a steering wheel cover as well a seat covers to keep the interior looking fresh.
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Very little maintenance has occurred in 8 years of ownership. Great truck with only minor problems after 8 years and 160,000 miles of wear and tear. Locking systems has several problems and rear speaker is shot, but otherwise in great shape. Strongly recommend the 97' for purchase as a used vehicle.
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Improper warmup plus excessive arm strain is an equation that is likely to equal arm problems for young pitchers, according to Steve Herrenbruck, Regional Sports Medicine Coordinator for KORT Physical Therapy.
Herrenbruck, who works out of the company's Lawrenceburg office, also serves as trainer for the Anderson County High School sports teams.
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Pitching, defense and timely hitting all came together as Anderson County claimed the championship of the Kentucky District 3 Little League Tournament for 9- and 10-year-olds last Tuesday at Legion Park.
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Many anglers, especially those who seek game fish such as black bass, trout or striped bass, release their catch.
Anderson News sports editor John Herndon was honored by the Louisville Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists at the group's annual Metro Journalism Awards Banquet in Louisville last Thursday.
Herndon won first place in three separate categories in the Non-metro/community newspaper division.
Former Chicago Bears coach Mike Ditka was in Lawrenceburg last week to pay his respects to Buddy Ryan. Ditka attended the visitation, then attended the funeral mass at St. Lawrence Roman Catholic Church. Ditka left just before the service ended.
It might have seemed unusual, given the public feud between Ditka and Ryan during the 1985 season.
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The greatest thing for me was the influence on the people around him. Buddy had a tremendous influence on me beyond playing the game. I knew that he cared about me I knew he was loyal. I knew that he was trustworthy. There were just so many great qualities about him. But I knew that he demanded excellence of me. So when you know you have that standard and have to live up it every day.
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He was always really good to my son, Keith.
In 1981, when the Chicago Bears fired head coach Neil Armstrong, many members of the defensive unit signed a letter to team owner George Halas asking that the Bears keep Buddy Ryan as defensive coordinator. Halas eventually hired Mike Ditka as the head coach but kept Ryan to run the defense.
The night before Super Bowl XX, Ryan gave his final speech to the Bears. However, most of the team did not know he had accepted an offer to become the head coach of the Philadelphia Eagles after the Super Bowl.
I didn't know what I was doing that day I visited the Chicago Bears.
It was in October 1985 when the Bears were the talk of the sports world, running roughshod through the NFL and being called one of the greatest football teams of all time.
They were brash, cocky and, at that point, unbeaten.
I was the new guy on the block, less than nine months into a career that has now lasted more than 31 years. Unbeknownst to me at the time, I really didn't know what I was doing.
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