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The old-fashioned, death-in-the-family portrait gets a fresh polish in Marie Kreutzer's debut.
The old-fashioned, death-in-the-family portrait gets a fresh polish in "The Fatherless," from debuting writer-helmer Marie Kreutzer. After the passing of their hippie paterfamilias, four adult siblings spend some time on home turf in the Austrian countryside, where they hash out their issues with the past and each other. Though at first glance chock full of cliches — the pot, wine, vinyl records, unopened childhood letters, family secrets, etc. — Kreutzer enlivens the material by ensuring each of her characters is a recognizable individual. Other fests and German-lingo territories should respond; pic goes out locally April 8.
The disillusionment of the post-1968 generation with their free-love parents has been the subject of many films, including those of Oskar Roehler ("Elementary Particles") among German-language pics. Because of the contempo setting and the protags' ages, this subject is also a major part of "The Fatherless," but Kreutzer wisely broadens her film by investigating in a more general way the concepts of family and freedom, and how the two are, uh, related (if at all).
Father Hans (Johannes Krisc) expires in the pic's opening scene, with only his eldest son, approval-craving doctor Niki (Philipp Hochmair), present. His siblings duly arrive: youngest daughter Mizzi (Emily Cox), who suffers from a neuropsychological disorder caused by events in her youth; idealistic Vito (Andreas Kiendl), who comes with his big-city g.f. (Pia Hierzegger) in tow; and the mercurial Kyra (Andrea Wenzl), who hasn't seen her half-siblings or father for 23 years, and who arrives with her handsome b.f., Miguel (Sami Loris). Also present is Anna (Marion Mitterhammer ), Hans' wife and the mother of all but Kyra.
In the hot summer days leading up to the funeral, they hang out in and around the cavernous family home, and Kreutzer is initially content to let her characters do the talking. A complicated family portrait gradually develops as individual traits and past events arise organically from their conversations. Flashback to the kids' youths, when the homestead was a commune headed by the charismatic but decidedly unfatherly Hans, are woven into the fabric throughout, but these scenes, shot in Polaroid-like colors, feel less relevant than the contempo ones, lensed in slightly faded hues.
In fact, Kreutzer seems more interested in exploring the effects of these people's upbringing (or lack thereof) rather than that upbringing itself. The relationship between Vito and Kyra, who are almost polar opposites, addresses these themes most directly, as both have totally different memories of their shared childhood. It is a testament to Kreutzer's writing skills that they come across as individuals rather than simply mouthpieces for different points of view.
Vito, in the end, emerges as the main character, in part because he is the one most like his father, in many ways the film's other protagonist, who is conspicuous by his absence. As Vito, Kiendl delivers an appropriately charismatic perf punctuated by glimpses of underlying sadness. Wenzl is equally convincing as the scarred, strong-willed Kyra, and there are no false notes among the rest of the cast.
Though the screenplay never shies away from asking big questions, such as how much freedom kids can handle when growing up, the film remains a very accessible, some might say middlebrow drama along the lines of Guillaume Canet's recent Gallic hit "Little White Lies," which could mean healthy B.O. numbers if marketed well. Tech package is polished.


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Gathering eggs from the chicken house was part of the girls' daily chores. As in any household with a 4- and 6-year-old, Easter was a fun and exciting time.
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A big piece of news in European banking that got eclipsed by the Deutsche Bank scare is Unicredit's plan to raise as much as €16bn with a combination of asset sales and a rights issue. Unicredit has an analyst-estimated capital shortfall of €7bn to €8bn, but intends to cap the size of its rights issue at €5bn-€6bn, for which it is said to consider selling the online broker FinecoBank, and a 40% stake in its Polish subsidiary Bank Pekao. The bank had already sold bits of both shortly after replacing its CEO in July. This is in addition to disposing of €20bn in gross NPL, as well as the already announced sale of asset manager Pioneer. A source for Reuters indicated that Unicredit may be trying to front-run Monte dei Paschi di Siena by executing its capital increase in November.
Another €5bn rights issue and €20bn gross NPL sale will make it all the more difficult for MPS to raise its own €5bn and sell €27bn gross NPL by year-end as planned. Corriere della Sera writes that MPS is preparing to approve its industrial plan next month and then to pass its capital increase through a general meeting in mid November. Then there will be an offer for the voluntary equity conversion of €4.5bn in subordinated bonds, of which €2.2bn are in the hands of 40,000 retail customers. The goal is to bring the size of the necessary right issue down from €5bn, for which there is little appetite in the markets. To bolster the success of the rights issue, MPS is said to be looking for an Asian or Middle-Eastern "anchor investor" that would take a stake in the bank.
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Eve Samples: All Aboard Florida plays the villain in this congressional race
There's an evildoer in the contest for the District 18 congressional seat.
It's a foe all six Republican candidates are gunning for.
This villain has been slammed in political mailers and plastered across ominous-looking websites.
But it isn't the Democrat incumbent, U.S. Rep. Patrick Murphy.
It's All Aboard Florida — the proposed Miami-to-Orlando passenger rail service that has so many Treasure Coast residents wanting to burn Henry Flagler in effigy.
With less than three weeks until the Aug. 26 primary that will determine Murphy's general election opponent, the District 18 race is looking a lot like an unpopularity contest for All Aboard Florida.
"Every candidate's against it," said Carl Domino, a former member of the Florida House who — of course — is opposed to the trains, too.
In a campaign call last week, a Domino volunteer promised "Carl will stand up against wasteful spending and All Aboard Florida."
Not to be outdone, one of Domino's five Republican rivals, health care lawyer Beverly Hires, has put up an army of yard signs attacking Domino's record on trains.
"Carl Domino voted for Sunrail trains," the signs declare, referring voters to her new website, MeetConductorCarl.com.
That's how toxic All Aboard Florida is in this race.
Even an unrelated train project is construed as a liability.
Domino acknowledged he voted "with a majority of Republicans" for the Sunrail commuter train when he was in the Legislature — but points out it was a very different project than All Aboard Florida. The biggest difference is it was supported by locals.
All Aboard Florida, on the other hand, has spawned an uprising that has forced every candidate on the Treasure Coast to take a position.
With that in mind, former Connecticut lawmaker Alan Schlesinger is spending his campaign money on glossy mailers that declare him "adamantly opposed" to All Aboard Florida.
Even former Tequesta councilman Calvin Turnquest — the candidate who is least antagonistic toward All Aboard Florida — has concerns.
Turnquest dismissed claims that the project is a shell game for freight expansion along the Florida East Coast Railway tracks, calling the notion "fear-mongering." But he said he was worried about safety issues that would arise with 16 passenger trains passing round trip through the most urban areas of the district.
"We need to mitigate certain circumstances, rather than protest it so fervently," Turnquest said during a recent meeting with the Scripps Treasure Coast Newspapers editorial board.
He pointed out All Aboard Florida holds the cards because it controls so much property along the FEC tracks — a point clearly illustrated last week, when news broke that the trains could require closing part of Stuart's busy Confusion Corner intersection.
The other two GOP candidates in the District 18 primary also oppose All Aboard Florida.
Former police officer Nick Wukoson, who owns a human resources consulting business, told our editorial board the private rail project "is not going to work for our community."
Software developer Brian Lara didn't show up for our editorial board meeting — but his website says the trains would "severely harm the Treasure Coast economy, environment and way of life."
After the primary election, we can expect the focus to shift toward Murphy's record, and Domino is giving us a glimpse of what that will look like.
Domino's campaign site reminds voters that Murphy signed a letter supporting All Aboard Florida last October — before groups such as Florida NOT All Aboard mounted their campaign to "Stop Big Choo Choo."
Murphy later reversed his stance, pointing to "a sea change of information."
Murphy will have plenty of cash to defend his position in the general election. He had $2.7 million on hand at the end of June, out of $3.6 million raised.
The Republican field is lagging way behind. The top GOP fundraiser is Domino, who had collected about $600,000.
Domino is holding out hope that his party will infuse some national money into the race after the primary.
"The money will come if it's a competitive race," he said.
Eve Samples is a columnist for Scripps Treasure Coast Newspapers. This column reflects her opinion. Contact her at 772-221-4217 or email@example.com.
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Keith Urban said in Nashville this weekend he enjoys collaborating with other artists so he can see "what comes of those energies coming together."
"I think it just comes from being a guitar player," he said. "I just like working with people and seeing what comes of those energies coming together.
"That's why I like doing 'Idol,'" he said.
Urban said he wanted to hear Harrison sing on the Opry stage from the first time he heard her voice on "Idol."
He said he'd like the opportunity to perform alongside the Rolling Stones -- even over a trip to the moon.
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Despite its failure to acquire the Lumberton property where it hoped to create a homeless shelter, the president of Citizens Serving the Homeless Inc. says her organization is still looking to create a large homeless facility in Burlington County.
"Oh, definitely," Madelyn Mears-Sheldon said last week, adding that in February the county counted 1,660 homeless persons, the third-highest number in all the state's counties.
"We've looked at three sites and found two that are definite possibilities" since the Lumberton deal fell through in June, she said.


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With about 750 brands spread across 300,000 square feet of the Mandalay Bay Events Center, Project Las Vegas was downsized from its previous 550,000-square-foot home at the Sands Expo and Convention Center. The factors were the intentional migration of brands to the new Premium section of MAGIC, as well as the slow economy.
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Although the trend-driven show was smaller, it still exerted significant gravitational pull on retailers, and traffic was heavy and steady on the show floor, vendors said. Against the backdrop of low expectations, many attendees said the season has proven stronger than anticipated.
"I thought it was going to be a lot worse," said Jade Howe, founder and designer of Howe, which he owns in partnership with Seattle Pacific Industries. "We actually have more appointments this season than last, and we've been busy all day."
Howe pointed to the appeal of his poly-viscose suits that retail for $250, and other key items such as cardigans and $155 Japanese denim jeans as reasons for the brand's resiliency in the retail downturn.
"We're not going to post the same numbers we did last year, but I'm happy with the season so far," said Eric Kim, founder of Monarchy, a division of Hartmarx Corp., which is operating under Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. Kim was confident his brand would survive the bankruptcy proceedings and was pushing his new higher-end Monarchy Black label, which features cleaner styles and better fabrics.
At the opposite end, Kim was also hawking an affordably priced label, called Manchester, which was previously only sold to Buckle Inc., but has been picked up by Macy's Inc., Dillard's Inc. and Von Maur Inc. department stores. To aid independent specialty retailers, Monarchy was offering 15 percent wholesale discounts to selected partners, with the stipulation that they not lower retail prices.
Monarchy's high-low price play was echoed by James Hammonds, men's buyer at American Rag Cie who said the retailer was doing best with high-end luxury product and low-cost basics.
"We're doing well with really exclusive stuff like Rick Owens Dark Shadow and then cheap, easy basics," he noted. At Project, some of his favorite brands included two heritage labels: Woolrich John Rich Bros. and Farah Vintage, a label debuting from Perry Ellis U.K., featuring reissues of trouser styles from the Sixties and Seventies.
That kind of unique product is important to independent specialty retailers that have been squeezed by the widespread discounting at the majors, said Sam Ben-Avraham, president of Project and the owner of two Atrium stores in New York and Miami.
"It's important to have merchandise that isn't in the department stores," he said. "My own strategy at Atrium has been to go higher-end. I have loyal customers, and price is not so much of an issue with them."
Seven For All Mankind was aiming to boost specialty stores with a new line called Premiere 7, which it will offer exclusively to independent retailers, including Atrium, Blue Bee in Santa Barbara, Calif., and E Street Denim Co. in Highland Park, Ill., starting in the fall. Retailing primarily between $174 and $198, the men's and women's styles feature special fits, washes and labeling. Unlike some specialty store-only product, Premiere 7 is not priced higher than the core Seven For All Mankind line.
"This is commercially priced product that specialty stores can build volume on," explained Topher Gaylord, president of Vernon, Calif.-based Seven, a unit of VF Corp. "They don't want to give all the volume to department stores."
While some premium denim makers have been cutting prices, Seven is maintaining its positioning. "We think it's really important to stay above the $150 threshold," Gaylord said. "Consumers are comfortable with that price, but we need to make them understand the handcrafted nature of premium denim. Our sweet spot is between $160 and $190."
Seven plans to open nine to 15 new stores in the U.S. this fall, and is aiming to capitalize on attractive real estate deals stemming from the economic slowdown.
"Cheap and cheerful" was the mantra for Fraser Ross, owner of the celebrity-centric Kitson boutiques based in Los Angeles as he shopped for women's accessories adorned with beads, Buddha figures, crosses and other talismans connoting the Bohemian look. He was particularly interested in wholesale prices that would allow for 300 percent initial markups.
"If the item goes on sale for 50 percent, I'll still make money," he said, noting he faces stiff competition from department stores and their discounts.
At Gant, the economic slowdown had a silver lining in luxury retailers who were looking at the contemporary label in a new light. "Some stores that used to look down their noses at us have come calling," said Ari Hoffman, chief executive officer of Gant USA. "I think there's a 90 percent chance we'll be in Saks this fall, and Neiman Marcus is expanding us from five test stores to 10 doors."
Sweden-based Gant is celebrating its 60th anniversary this year — it was founded in New Haven — and the company plans to tout the milestone in advertising and promotional events this fall. Its marketing spend will be even with last year, said Hoffman.
AG Adriano Goldschmied was another brand bucking the recession. Design director Sam Ku, son of owner Yul Ku, said AG Adriano Goldschmied sales are up 30 percent in 2009 compared with the same period last year, on the strength of its vintage AG-ed line, despite price tags of $225 to more than $300. "We haven't seen price resistance because what we do is so different," he explained of the men's and denim range, which features washes that replicate wear-and-tear of one to 17 years.
True Religion was pushing novelty and fashion offerings, including ripped and torn looks, crystal-studded styles and leather pocket details, in addition to a range of distressed corduroy.
"We have never seen the company offer so much newness on so many levels," noted Eric Beder, analyst at Brean Murray, Carret & Co. in a research note from the show. "We believe, in a tough economy where the consumer wants material newness, that True Religion will have a variety of exciting offerings."
At an adjacent booth, denim rival Joe's Jeans unveiled unisex woven shirts under a new subbrand, The Shirt by Joe's. Retailing for about $129, with sizes running from XS to XL, the button-fronts are cut in either fitted or relaxed silhouettes, in 65 fabric choices, ranging from plaid flannel to cream cotton printed with small stars. The company is planning to open two new California stores, an outlet in Camarillo this fall and a full-price unit at Santa Monica Place in spring 2010.
For women's buyers, Paige Premium Denim showcased jeans tinted in turquoise, hot pink and other vibrant colors in collaboration with nail care company OPI. Superdry sold $82 jersey camisoles in bright and light colors to offset dark jeans. MEK Denim customized 18-wale corduroy in dark purple and forest green.


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Open 7 days a week between 9.30am to 5.30pm (football centre is open until 10:30pm)
Tiny Town' represents a new concept in Children's soft play areas with state of the art 3G astro-turf football pitches, 12 Metre Traverse Climbing Wall and bespoke party log cabins. The 20,000 sq ft 'Town' is made up of a number of soft play zones which are both educational and entertaining.
It is the mission of Tiny Town to offer a great value destination for children and parents alike. It's the place where children come to play, learn and dream about the future.


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Dr. Margaret Burroughs, 1917-2010: What will your legacy be?
A founder of one of the oldest African American history museums in the country has died.
Republicans have a money problem
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Hundreds remember ReeAnne Halonen, 1943-2010
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In Sarah Palin's Alaska, rival Lisa Murkowski triumphs
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Schakowsky issues progressive deficit plan
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Looking for a good spicy viniger dressing recipe for slaw.
This is my go to slaw recipe. It's a vinegar slaw and has a real nice touch of heat.
Ingredients:One head chopped cabbage - no other vegies!
1/2 cup vinegar
6 tbs sugar
6 tbs EVOO
2 1/2 tsp dry mustard
1 tsp celery seed
1 tsp dried celery
1 ~ 2 tbs hot sauce to taste . (I've been using Sriracha lately)
Cooking Instructions:Combine vinegar, oil and other ingredients in a sealed jar and give it a vigorous shake. Pour over chopped cabbage and toss. Let sit in fridge for two hours or longer (Overnight if you can resist). Toss again before serving.
This will juice up quite a bit so you can use a slotted spoon to serve if you wish.
Good stuff right there ^^^^^^^^
Will have to try this
My recipe is almost identical and it's great stuff...
Try the recipe "deguerre" posted, you'll love it
Guerry's slaw is the law. Just don't tell him when you use the pre-cut slaw mix with the carrots in it. I never do. Doh! :doh:
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This is the story of Geppetto, an old woodcarver, who receives a piece of wood which looks perfect for his next project, a puppet. But when he sets to work something magical happens – the piece of wood begins to talk. When Geppetto is finished, the puppet turns out to be cheeky, naughty, and can walk, run and eat with as hearty an appetite as any young boy.
Geppetto calls him Pinocchio (which means 'pine nut') and brings him up as his son. But Pinocchio is disobedient – he tells lies, and every time he lies, his nose grows longer. Geppetto makes many sacrifices for his adopted son, but Pinocchio finds it hard to be good. He is easily led astray, tumbling from one disastrous adventure to another in which he is robbed, imprisoned, chased by bandits and only narrowly escapes death. His friends, the Cricket and the Blue Fairy, try to make see that his dream – to be a real boy – can never come true until Pinocchio finally changes his ways.


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Though rich in biological and cultural diversity, Mexico faces major environmental and social challenges, including extensive deforestation and extreme poverty. During the past several years, the country has become a proving ground for the Rainforest Alliance's forestry efforts, demonstrating the kind of change that is possible when communities are charged with managing their own natural resources and given the tools to do so responsibly. Nearly 80 percent of Mexico's forests are owned by ejidos, or local communities, and the government provides them with financing so that they can meet the rigorous certification criteria of the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC). To date, we have certified over 1.5 million acres (607,000 hectares) of community forests in Mexico, representing nearly 10 percent of its managed forests. Eva Fernández leads the Rainforest Alliance's certification efforts in Mexico from our office in Oaxaca.
What brought you to the Rainforest Alliance?
Ever since I was a girl, I've been interested in helping to protect animals and the environment, but it was hard to find a job here that combined my business management skills with my conservation interests — until I had the opportunity to represent the Rainforest Alliance in Mexico.
How does the Rainforest Alliance help communities improve the management of their forestry businesses?
By providing them with technical assistance. Often, communities come to us for help on one specific matter and our role grows from there. Our involvement can range from organizational help — including staff training, budgeting and marketing — to field and production assistance such as teaching communities how to sort wood according to quality.
What kind of changes do the ejidos usually need to make in order to become certified?
In addition to meeting all of the FSC's environmental and social criteria, these communities often need to adjust their perspective on their forestry work and separate the act of running the community from that of operating a forestry business. Ejido leadership usually changes every two to three years, but a successful business needs more stability than that.
Why do the ejidos participate in FSC certification?
Federal and state governments have encouraged the ejidos to get FSC-certified because these agencies recognize that it ensures good forest conservation. And the communities see the value in being certified — not only as a distinction that can differentiate their products but also as a way to improve their management of natural resources.
What keeps you motivated to do this work?
This job has marked my life in every way, professionally and personally — even in terms of what I now teach my own children. It's very comforting to know that what we do will leave at positive legacy for the future. I truly consider myself lucky to work for this organization and to know that in some small way, I've helped contribute to Mexico's precious forests and communities.


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Shirley Louise Brown, 51, of Amarillo died Thursday, Oct. 17, 2002.
Services will be at 1 p.m. Saturday in Boxwell Brothers Funeral Directors Ivy Chapel, 2820 Virginia Circle, with the Rev. Raymond Bowlin, retired Baptist minister, officiating. Burial will be in Memory Gardens Cemetery.
Mrs. Brown was born April 17, 1951, in Muskogee, Okla. She had lived in the Amarillo and Claude area since 1960. She worked as a radiology technician. She was a member of Trinity Fellowship Church and several Bible study groups.
Survivors include a daughter, Hanna Thomas of Amarillo; her mother, Sarah Jo Smith of Amarillo; a sister, Marcy Smith of Amarillo; and a brother, James Clayton Smith of Broken Arrow, Okla.
The family suggests memorials be to Panhandle Area Kidney Foundation, 5920 W. Amarillo Blvd., Amarillo, TX 79106.
The family will be at 1612 Stubbs St.
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Roster Moves
A quiet day but Brian Bogusevic has been sent to AAA Iowa to continue his rehab.
AAA—New Orleans 3, Iowa 0
Iowa out-hit New Orleans but the Zephyrs kept the I-Cubs off the board.
At the Plate: Cubs had seven hits but they were all singles and no Iowa runner reached third base. Ty Wright was 2-4 and Jae-Hoon Ha extended his hitting streak to five games going 1-4.
On the Mound: Justin Grimm (2-3 5.23) has his longest outing since begin traded to the Cubs from the Rangers tossing seven innings with eight punchouts. He only allowed four hits, but one of them left the yard. Grimm threw 98 pitches and recorded seven ground ball outs. Zach Rosscup (0-0 0.00) struck out the side in the ninth and has 10K in 3.2 innings.
Cubs Notes: Iowa trails Omaha (63-64) by 5.5 games with 16 games remaining.
AA—Chattanooga 6, Tennessee 4
Chattanooga finally got to Tennessee pitcher Eric Jokisch scoring four runs off the lefty as the Lookouts hung on to win.
At the Plate: 3B Christian Villanueva (.269/.324/.475) got the Smokies on the board with a RBI double in the seventh. It was Villanueva's sixth straight game with a double and he leads the SL with 38. The Smokies rallied in the bottom of the 8th as 2B Arismendy Alcantara (61), SS Javier Baez (38) and 1B Justin Bour (53) all knocked in runs. Baez (.294/.358/.631) has 95 RBI on the season and 31 doubles. Bour (.240/.322/.477) was 2-3 while OF Rubi Silva (.283/.304/.471) and C Rafael Lopez (.256/.359/.413) finished 1-4.
On the Mound: Eric Jokisch (10-11 3.50) tossed five innings of shutout ball but allowed a run in the sixth and never made it out of the 7th getting charged with three more runs, two earned. Jokisch threw 84 pitches resulting in six hits, a walk, and five strikeouts. Dayan Diaz (0-0 5.14) finished the seventh and Yeiper Castillo (1-2 4.23) threw the final two frames yielding two runs on two hits and three walks.
Smokies Notes: Tennessee holds a six-game league over Jackson for the second half title in the SL North. If the Smokies hold on over the next 16 games they would face first-half champion Birmingham, the White Sox AA team.
High A—Brevard County 10, Daytona 2
Brevard County (61-59) put up crooked numbers in four innings and thumped Daytona (64-50).
At the Plate: Kris Bryant (.364/.364/.682) continues to square up FSL pitching going 2-5 with a double and a RBI. Anthony Giansanti (.288/.366/.376) added a RBI single as the Cubs were only 2-13 with RISP and left 12 runners on base. Pin-Chieh Chen (.276/.358/.343) had two hits while Elliot Soto (227/.333/.282) doubled. Daniel Vogelbach (.304/.385/.478) isn't having any trouble in High A going 1-3 with two runs and two walks.
On the Mound: Ivan Pineyro (2-1 3.18) suffered his first loss as a Cub surrendering six runs on eight hits and two walks with four strikeouts. Yao-Ling Wang (3-4 3.54) got tagged for three runs, only one earned, in 2.1 innings. He allowed four hits and struck out one batter. Lendy Castillo (1-0 3.07) came in to get the final two outs of the eighth but allowed an unearned run on a hit.
Cubs Notes: Daytona holds a four-game lead over Lakeland in the FSL North. The Cubs have 14 games remaining and are done playing the second-place Flying Tigers. If the Cubs win the second half, they face first-half winners Dunedin who are 22-31 in the second half and in last place.
Low A—Kane County 7, Clinton 6
A wild pitch on an intentional walk in the bottom of the eighth gave Kane County (20-33, 50-69) the win over Clinton (27-27, 60-63).
At the Plate: The Cougars had 10 hits, drew seven walks and went 7-18 with RISP but needed a wild pitch on an intentional walk to get the victory. Gioskar Amaya (.266/.340/.393) led off the eighth with a double and took third on a sacrifice bunt from Oliver Zapata (.247/.319/.381). After Jeimer Candelario (.253/.347/.391) popped up to the catcher, Clinton decided to intentionally walk Rock Shoulders (.255/.351/.453) and ball four went to the backstop allowing Amaya to score the eventual winning run. Carlos Escobar (.248/.298/.337) delivered a two-run double while Zapata, Shoulders and Giuseppe Papaccio (.261/.320/.337) all had two hits. Trevor Gretzky went 0-3 with a walk in the MWL debut. Zapata (43), Shoulders (63), Papaccio (5) and Reggie Golden (24) all knocked in runs.
On the Mound: Michael Heesch (3-9 3.78) went six innings as the left-hander continues to add innings to his first full season (119). He allowed six hits and three walks as the Lumberkings scored three times, two earned. Andrew McKirahan (2-0 4.05) tossed a scoreless sixth but ran into trouble in the seventh giving up three runs on three hits and a walk. Michael Hamann (2-2 1.13) got the Cougars out of a jam in the eighth and after allowing a leadoff double in the ninth, retired the next three hitters for the win.
Cougars Notes: Kane County will not be going to the playoffs. The Cougars trail Peoria for the final wild spot by seven games with 16 games remaining. Burlington and Wisconsin are also ahead of Kane County in the standings.
Short-Season—Tri-City 11, Boise 0
Tri-City (27-34) teed off on Boise (35-26) pitching with 16 hits in the blowout.
At the Plate: Boise could only muster four singles, two off the bat of Carlos Penalver(.257/.322/.348).
On the Mound: Not a good night for Boise pitching, allowing 16 hits and seven walks. Michael Wagner (0-2 4.41) got tagged for three runs on six hits and two walks. Juan Paniagua (0-0 6.48) continued to struggle in a season side-tracked by visa problems. The right-hander gave up six runs on six hits and three walks with two punchouts. LHP Sam Wilson (3-1 1.56) surrendered runs in his second straight game giving up a pair in two innings. He yielded four hits and two walks
Hawks Notes: Boise trails Salem-Kaiser by one game but since the Volcanoes won the first half, the Hawks have the inside track for the final playoff spot as they hold an 11-game lead over Eugene (best overall record) with 16 games to play..
Arizona Rookie League—Cubs 9, Reds 7
The Cubs (24-23) rallied for three runs in the 8th and 9th to beat the Reds (15-32).
At the Plate: Albert Mineo (234/.280/.298) delivered a bases loaded double in the eighth and Kevin Brown (226/.363/.301) stroked a RBI single to tie the game in the ninth. The Cubs scored the deciding runs on a error by the right fielder allowing two runs to score in the ninth with two outs.. Charcer Burks (.273/.343/.295), Jeffrey Baez (291/.360/.392) and Brown all had two hits. Kelvin Freeman (.288/.392/.327) had a RBI single, walked twice and scored twice.
On the Mound: Erick Leal (3-2 2.98), acquired in the Tony Campana trade, got the start and allowed three runs on five hits and a walk in five innings. The 18-year-old right-hander fanned six. Ethan Elias (1-1 6.92) gave up four unearned runs in his two innings on four hits with two strikeouts. Luis Villalba (1-1 1.99) recorded six strikeouts in his two shutout innings of relief yielding two hits and a walk.
Cubs Notes: The Cubs (24-23) are 12 games out of first place in the East Division but trail the Angels (1.5) and Diamondbacks (.5), and are tied with the Indians for the final wild card spot. After Saturday night's game, there are nine games left in the regular season.
Dominican Summer League—Cubs 3, Nationals 2
Cubs (45-19) plated two runs in the top of the 12th to beat the Nationals (35-29)
At the Plate: Cubs took a 1-0 lead in the second when they loaded the bases on two singles and walk with C Carlos Ramirez delivering a RBI single. The Cubs needed some help to score in the 12th. PH Jenner Emeterio reached on a third strike wild pitch, took second on a wild pitch, stole third (34), and scored the go-ahead run on an error on a grounder to second. 2B Bryant Flete added a RBI single. 1B Roney Alcala had his first two hits in the DSL after joining the team from the VSL.
On the Mound: 2013 International signee Jefferson Mejia (0-0 5.40), an 18-year-old from the Dominican Republic, made the second start of his pro career tossing three innings. He allowed a run on two hits and three walks with a strikeout. Mejia did a good job keeping the ball down getting five ground ball outs of the 12 hitters he faced. Hector Perez (3-3 2.03) worked five scoreless innings allowing four hits with five strikeouts. The 20-year-old has put together a good season with 57 K in 53.1 IP with a BAA of .244. Pedro Arroyo (5-0 1.19) got the win working 2.2 innings of scoreless relief. He allowed a hit and fanned four. Yomar Morel (1-0 0.79) struck out two in the bottom of the 12th to earn his first saveg
Cubs Notes: The Cubs hold a four-game lead over the Pirates II with six games remaining on the schedule. The two teams meet for two games on Aug. 19-20.


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Multinational enterprises, development and globalisation: some clarifications and a research agenda
This paper considers how economic globalization has affected opportunities and challenges for developing countries in following a multinational enterprise (MNE)-assisted development strategy, revisiting an earlier article by the authors. The growing share of industrial activity owned and/or controlled by MNEs has not—by and large—led to a proportional increase in sustainable domestic industrial growth. Particular attention is paid to how MNEs have responded proactively to globalization by modifying their strategies, spatial organization and the modalities by which they interact with host economic actors, and how these changes alter our understanding of MNEs and development. What has been learnt over the last decade about embeddedness, institutions, inertia, absorptive capacity, spillovers and linkages, and how they can explain the success of some countries (or regions) in promoting growth, and the failure of others, is examined. The need to link MNE and industrial policies systematically is highlighted. Attracting the "right kinds" of MNE activity remains important, but greater heterogeneity of MNE activity and host locations requires greater customization of policy tools.
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this is a description of when your ass getting really swetty. its a combination of sweat and ass. used as a verb, it is when you stick your sweaty ass on someone, usually in the face.
"Demo was pissing my off and wouldn't shut the fuck up up so i swassed him right in the face1'
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Lana Del Rey
Who is Lana Del Rey? That's the question cynical music bloggers and curious indie music fans have been asking ever since the mercurial chanteuse uploaded the video for her single "Video Games" to the web in the summer of 2011. The moonstruck montage has transformed the native New Yorker into something of a cult figure. But for every glowing endorsement (they're out there, trust us), Del Rey is met with a chorus line of detractors who question the enchanting songstress' authenticity, thanks to her out-of-nowhere deal with Interscope and her pinup girl looks that some suggest have been augmented by plastic surgery. But despite all the backlash, Del Rey is selling out shows both at home and abroad, and her debut LP, Born To Die, was one of the best-selling albums of 2012. Clearly, homegirl's doing something right.
AppealSince breaking out in 2011, more ink has been spilled over Lana Del Rey's doll-like looks than her actual music. One glance at her voluminous 'do, saucer eyes and those already-infamous beestung lips, and it's easy to see why she's been likened to everything from a hipster Lauren Bacall to a pornified Ann-Margret. But the moniker that's drawn the most attention is the one she came up with herself: the gangster Nancy Sinatra. Hey, it works for us.
SuccessLana Del Rey's rise to stardom was so swift, so meticulous, that it's hard not to buy into the claims that her career to date has been carefully orchestrated by a bunch of shrewd record execs perched in an office somewhere in Midtown. In a slight variation of the Bieber blueprint, Del Rey released the video for her ethereal and infectious ballad "Video Games" online, only to watch it go viral. Not even a near all-out internet backlash spearheaded by suspicious journos determined to debunk her indie cred can slow down Del Rey's momentum. Tickets to her first batch of shows in cities like London, Toronto and New York sold out in minutes, and venues needed to be changed to accommodate the feverish demand. Her debut album, Born To Die, met massive praise and reached No. 1 in eleven countries. So love her or hate her, you'd better get used to her, because Lana Del Rey isn't going anywhere.
Lana Del Rey BiographyWe can't recall the last time an artist's background has been as closely scrutinized as Lana Del Rey's, but in an industry in which authenticity is currency, stars need to be prepared to defend theirs if and when it gets called into question. So far, Del Rey has been skittish at best. We know that her real name is Elizabeth Grant, her father is a successful investor and that Del Rey -- though born in New York -- was raised in Lake Placid before attending boarding school in Connecticut.
That's where things start to get a little murky. We know that she moved to New York to pursue a career in music, and after meeting white-chick rapper Princess Superstar, moved to a trailer park in New Jersey. We know that she released an EP in 2009 called Kill Kill under the name Lizzie Grant and performed in dive bars across Williamsburg. We know that as Lizzie Grant she didn't get much attention, disappeared for a while and then reemerged as Lana Del Rey, the retro-chic, puffy-lipped bombshell who exists today. And that's when the problems began.


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That explains why the U.S. Department of Defense has awarded $7.9 million to researchers in South Florida and California to build what amounts to an artificial immune system.
Scientists at The Scripps Research Institute will create vast "libraries" of different types of molecules "from which would emerge individual compounds to detect or neutralize an array of biological and chemical threats," a news release said.
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