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On Sunday (November 10), Britain's ITV made the unsurprising announcement that it has renewed "Downton Abbey" for a fifth season, which was immediately followed by PBS' equally unsurprising announcement that it will air that fifth season in the United States.
Production on the fifth "Downton Abbey" season will begin next year and, barring an unexpected revision of premiere strategy, it will premiere on ITV in 2014 and on PBS in early 2015. Once again, Julian Fellowes will serve as lone "Downton Abbey" scribe, with Gareth Neame executive producing for Carnival.
Interview: Tim & Danny talk 'The Amazing Race'
Team Oklahoma discusses its difficulties singing and dancing
Don't it always seem to go that you don't know what you've got til it's gone?
That's the way I felt this week upon realizing that somehow, without my noticing previously, four straight pairings of male-friends had been consecutively eliminated from "The Amazing Race."
Since father/daughter Hoskote & Naina went out first, Phil Keoghan has bid adieu to Rowan & Shane and then to Chester & Ephraim and then to Brandon & Adam, leading to this week's departure for Oklahoma-based besties Tim & Danny.
With Team Oklahoma going home after a Roadblock that saw Tim struggle to accompany the Vienna Boy's Choir on several verses of Schubert's "Die Forelle," "The Amazing Race" is now entirely devoid of male buddies (The Afghanimals are cousins).
Sad, right?
In their "Amazing Race" journey, the first trip outside of the country for Danny and the first time overseas for Tim, Team Oklahoma won fans for their enthusiastic attitude, their willingness to help other teams and their earnest discussion of how the Race could help their families. In this week's exit interview, Tim & Danny discuss Tim's singing, Danny's dress-wearing and U-Turning the Afghanimals.
Click through for the whole interview.
TV Ratings: 'Dracula' drops, 'MasterChef Junior' finale rises and CBS leads Friday
'Shark Tank' helps ABC split Friday with young viewers
Fast National ratings for Friday, November 8, 2013.
A big week-to-week bump for "Undercover Boss" helped CBS move up to a tie among young viewers on Friday night, while "Blue Bloods" helped the network to its normal overall domination.
The key demo tie was, of course, with ABC, which got yet another big performance from "Shark Tank," which remained Friday's top show among young viewers.
While it's possible that sports-based preemptions are lurking under the surface, several shows were up on Friday, including "The Neighbors" and the finale for FOX's "MasterChef."
The news wasn't as good for NBC, which saw "Grimm" go down among young viewers and "Dracula" take another big drop.
Also falling was "The Carrie Diaries" overall, though not in the key demo, though "America's Next Top Model" rose overall.
On to the numbers...
Interview: John Cody talks 'Survivor: Blood vs. Water'
John talks Idol regrets, Brad conversations and time on Redemption with Candice
John Cody had a strange run on "Survivor: Blood vs. Water."
For several days, he was in a position of strength, at the center of a seemingly powerful all-male alliance and holding the only available clues to a Hidden Immunity Idol, courtesy of wife Candice's success at Redemption Island. But John didn't find the Idol and his alliance turned on him, spurred on by Brad Culpepper's insecurity about the game-status of his own wife.
That meant that John and Candice had a quality two days together on Redemption before she went home, followed fittingly by Brad. John, in fact, made it all the way up to the last Duel before a castaway would return to the game from Redemption, only to face a task that seemed to give an advantage to female competitors. Attempting to cling to a pole with only small space for footing, John ditched his shoes to get a more literal toehold, but still went out first.
In his exit interview, John talks about his time on Redemption, including his conversations with nemesis Brad, his mistakes with the Immunity Idol clue, the frustration with that final Duel and his new understanding of what drew Candice to "Survivor" thrice..
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Interview: Laura Boneham talks 'Survivor: Blood vs. Water'
Why did Rupert's wife tell Vytas he was going home?
As one of the most popular (and perhaps unpopular) players in "Survivor" history, Rupert Boneham left some pretty big shoes for wife Laura to fill when, on the first first morning of "Survivor: Blood vs. Water," he elected to take her place on Redemption Island.
In a somewhat arbitrary vote, the Newbies sent Laura to Redemption, while Rupert's self-sacrifice sent Laura to play with a group of Returnees, many of whom had established relationships either from prior seasons or from the much-discussed "Survivor" Reunion Circuit.
In that light, Laura had a solid "Survivor" season, making it to the eve of the Merge and appearing to be an asset in challenges (sometimes) and camp-life for her tribe. Still, it was a rookie mistake that did her in, as Laura alienated her all-girl alliance by telling master-manipulator Vytas that he was being voted out next. What Laura viewed as a sign of respect and honest was interpreted as strategic weakness by her alliance and she was blindsided.
In her exit interview, Laura Boneham discusses the decision to be up-front with Vytas, her emotional growth on "Survivor" and understanding her husband's compulsion to keep returning to the game.
TV Ratings: 'Big Bang Theory' leads Thursday while 'The Voice' clobbers 'X Factor'
'Sean' and 'Parenthood' get nice bumps for NBC
Fast National ratings for Thursday, November 7, 2013.
As usual, "The Big Bang Theory" was Thursday's top show in all measures and, as usual, it lifted CBS to primetime wins in most measures, even though the network lost young viewers with each half-hour.
Thursday offered a slew of mixed results.
If you want positives, an out-of-schedule hour of "The Voice" did low ratings by the NBC hit's standards, but it also gave a huge boost to "Sean Saves The World," as well as a smaller boost to "The Michael J. Fox Show" and "Parenthood," as NBC's entire Thursday lineup made it over the four million viewer plateau. [NBC had the Thursday Night Football game in Washington, so there could be some slippage.]
"The Voice" also sent FOX's frantic 13-performance "The X Factor" to series lows for a regular episode, as "Glee" was forced to improve upon its lead-in the 9 p.m. hour.
And as bad as that "Voice" number was, it still beat ABC's "Once Upon a Time in Wonderland," which dipped below a 1.0 in the key demo and cost ABC the night among young viewers.
On to the numbers...
Analysis: How will Marvel's Daredevil and Luke Cage fit in on Netflix?
What does the new Marvel/Netflix deal mean for superheroes on TV?
News broke early this morning that Netflix and Disney are partnering to bring a quartet of high profile Marvel characters to the screen in 13-episode series starting in 2015.
In reporting the story, HitFix's Alan Sepinwall talked about how the four shows -- built around Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Iron Fist and Luke Cage -- will come together in a "Defenders" miniseries just as the early Marvel films came together in "The Avengers."
This afternoon, I chatted with HitFix's Gregory Ellwood, more of a comic fan than I am, about the Netflix/Marvel projects, what they mean for the characters and what they mean for Netflix.
Check out the video above!
Recap: 'The X Factor' Top 13 Performances Deja View - Thursday edition
After Wednesday's SNAFU, the Top 13 perform again for your votes
So here we are again.
I mean, we knew we were going to be here again, but I was eagerly awaiting the season's early rankings and, mostly, a performance by Selena Gomez before a double elimination.
Instead, "X Factor" put the wrong numbers on the screen for the East Coast and all of the voting was discarded. Since the contestants were all ready with their "Save Me" songs, "X Factor" is making all 13 of them sing again. In one hour.
This could be nuts. Click through for another Top 13 recap, same as last night only FASTER.
'X Factor' exes out Wednesday's show after voting error
All 13 Finalists will sing again on Thursday's hour
Remember those two hours you spent watching and I spent recapping FOX's "The X Factor" on Wednesday (November 6) night?
[Waving my hand in front of your face, Jedi-style.] It never happened.
TV Ratings: CMA Awards dominates for ABC Wednesday, while 'Arrow,''Tomorrow People' gap widens
'Survivor' rises, while 'Criminal Minds' and 'CSI' fall
Fast National ratings for Wednesday, November 6, 2013.
ABC got big numbers for its coverage of the CMA Awards, dominating Wednesday primetime in all measures.
The CMA Awards show was up by 21 percent over last year's telecast in viewers and 24 percent in the key demographic. The growth was particularly big among young males, with ABC touting a nine-year high among men 18-34.
The country music telecast had a mixed impact on its Wednesday competition. While "Survivor: Blood vs. Water" actually up week-to-week, "Criminal Minds" and "CSI" will likely approach series lows. NBC's "Revolution" and "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" hovered around season averages.
The CW was a big bump for "Arrow," both overall and among young viewers, but "Tomorrow People" was flat in the demo and declined overall as a big gap has suddenly grown between the two shows.
And after blaming last Tuesday's lackluster performance on an out-of-time-period airing, FOX got another weak performance from "The X Factor," which probably won't be aided by a voting screw-up that rendered all votes moot.
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Bad Rappenau has three parks - the Saline garden, the spa park and the palace gardens
The Saline garden is located on the site of the former Rappenauer salt production. When this closed down, it was decided to hold the State Garden Show 2008 here. From photo's I have seen, it looks a stunning garden of Perennials, shrubs, Roses, Grasses and Annuals.
The website will tell you all you need to know.
We did notice when driving around this city, that alongside the roads were flowers and more flower's, it really is a "garden city."
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We actually passed through Bad Rappenau on our way to Bad Wimpfen. The two towns are approx. 5kms apart. I had seen photo's of this Castle so we made a detour into town to see it.
This is not the original Castle, an earlier one was built on the swamp here. When it came to building the new Castle in 1601, the builder used Oak tree trunks, which were embedded in the ground. Around the Water Castle is the lake/Moat.
In the Battle of Wimpfen in 1622, the palace survived, however, most of the outside buildings, like Barn's etc. were destroyed.
Now days, all is very peaceful! The Castle sits in Schloss Park, which has statues, gardens and walking paths. I walked around most of it, but found I couldn't enter the Castle. It now belongs to the city government and is used for cultural purposes. The popular event series "Art and Culture at the Castle" here offers cabaret, readings, concerts and more. During the summer months, the Castle Theatre holds performances and concerts.
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Just looked at mono-core, it looks it is under every OSI-approved license there is... if it was just GPL,if MSFT or the devil himself donates code, the result can be distributed freely with no strange strings attached. So it comes down to the exact licenses...
Not exactly. You can very well contribute code that is shackled by patents under many Free software and open source licenses which has no patent provisions in them such as the BSD or MIT license which significant parts of Mono is licensed under. If Novell contributes any such code under these licenses they would currently be shielded from any patent infringement claims from Microsoft for the term of the Microsoft <-> Novell agreement but anyone else cannot.


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[JAZZ] There seem to be two distinct breeds of jazz musicians coming up today: the pretty-face jazz-lite players and crooners (Michael Bublé, Jane Monheit, Chris Botti), and the new jazz experimenters (sax goddess Matana Roberts or singer Luciana Souza, for example). Ben Darwish leans toward the latter group.
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Opening with a gale of clattering sticks and cymbals (courtesy of the peerless Palmer), the trio soared into a set of mostly Darwish originals, with a few more standard tunes thrown in. (And, um, was that Green Day's "Longview" I heard?)
Long on lucid textures, tight ensemble work and virtuoso improvising, Darwish holds things close at the keys, alternating singing, dissonance-spiked fragments with feisty passagework. He has a way of hunkering down and locking into a tight polyrhythmic figure, then opening up into an expansive flight across the keyboard—he's a deeply impressive player. And Gruber, sweating buckets, skipped up and down his instrument's neck in joyful improvisatory abandon. Bring these players back, Jimmy Mak—but lock the tableful of obnoxious Greshamite girls out next time.
Opener Trio Subtonic is a similarly instrumented group—piano, bass, drums—but one that's still finding its footing. The band's set offered a clutch of new tunes by Galen Clark, Subtonic's pianist: swimmy piano textures or, in a high point, high-church jams on the Rhodes organ. Bill Atkins scored on the bass, but drummer Jesse Brooke's aggressive attacks too often got in the way of what sounded like sound intentions.


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Interview: Robert Osborne on the 2012 TCM classic film fest and last year's 'disappointing' Oscar season
Before Turner Classic Movies embarked on a Hollywood-set film festival aimed at presenting classic films on the big screen in 2010, film historian and TCM Prime Time host Robert Osborne tried his hand at a similar program on the east coast. He happily lent his name to the Robert Osborne Classic Film Festival in Athens, Georgia, a partnership with the University of Georgia, for six years before the economy forced the program to be shuttered.
"It told me kind of how audiences would respond to certain things, and how to present them," he says, calling from the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel, ground zero for this year's third annual TCM fest. "And we started out with enthusiastic audiences and to full houses. So it really showed me that there was an audience out there that would have a great time when word-of-mouth got around. More than anything it kind of convinced me that it was not something that just because people could see these movies for free at home that they wouldn't be really excited about coming from all over the world to see classic films on a big screen in Hollywood."
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This year, Osborne says, before the announcement of the program's film schedule and celebrity appearances, premium passes were sold out within two hours of tickets going on sale. "It means that people were trusting us and the films we would pick would be good ones," he says. "They didn't have to wait to be told what the films were going to be to decide to buy a ticket. And I think that's the biggest thing; the trust factor got there. And that turned out to be great because then it means they don't have to book for marquee names; you can book really terrific films that maybe people don't know by name but they're going to realize that they're going to see something they would probably like and see something that might be a great discovery and they go for it."
This year's festival features a slew of special presentations and restoration screenings to tickle the film-lover's fancy. Of course Osborne finds it tough to pick just one "must-see" from the cornucopia of titles, but he also notes that it's very much an individual thing.
"For me, one of the must-sees would be 'Cover Girl,' with Rita Hayworth and Gene Kelly on a big screen, with Stanley Donen doing some of the choreography and stuff. Another must-see for me would be 'Funny Face,' again, Stanley Donen, because that's such a visual movie and it's Fred Astaire and it's Paris and it's Audrey Hepburn and the great Gershwin music score and to see the magic of it on the big screen. But also I would say a must-see is 'How the West was Won,' to be able to see it in Cinerama, which it hasn't been shown in Cinerama on a regular basis for years."
And he can't stop there. "The Thief of Baghdad" with Douglas Fairbanks, Sr., springs to mind, as, of course, does today's big opening night presentation, "Cabaret," with Oscar-winning stars Liza Minnelli and Joel Grey in attendance. "You're playing 'Cabaret' on a big screen at the Chinese Theatre, I mean, that's like irresistible to me," Osborne says. "Somebody I talked to recently said the one more than anything else they want to see is 'Seconds,' the John Frankenheimer film. Somebody else said, 'Well, I want to see 'The Longest Day' because it's going to be in Cinemascope on a big screen, never seen it that way and it's such an awesome film.' So it's kind of to each his own. But the great thing is we've got films from all the eras and we've got films from all the genres. If you like war films, fine. If you like musicals, great. If you like adventure films, we've got '20,000 Leagues Under the Sea' and we've got, you know, Randolph Scott westerns, the whole mix. I think that's very important."
One showcase in particular is a bit of an unofficial centerpiece for the fest when you look out over the schedule: Saturday night's screening of Roy Ward Baker's "A Night to Remember." The date, April 14, is both the 18th birthday of Turner Classic Movies and the eve of the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic. The latter event has been quite the talk of the film world given the recent 3D conversion of James Cameron's 1997 film, but here's a chance for film-goers to discover a dramatization that came 40 years before that Leonardo DiCaprio/Kate Winslet romance came along and destroyed all box office records.
"So many people don't know that movie," Osborne says. "They only know the 'Titanic' of James Cameron or the 'Titanic' of Fox with Clifton Webb and Barbara Stanwyck and Bob Wagner. The British 'A Night to Remember' is so beautifully done and so well-constructed. So it's a logical fit for our festival because it's not just a piece of Hollywood showmanship or Hollywood glamor but it's a really well-crafted British film."
A quick conversation with Robert Osborne can't pass without some idle commentary on the recent Oscar season. After all, the author of "80 Years of the Oscar: The Official History of the Academy Awards" might have a thing or two to say about a season thematically dominated by reverence for the cinema, and particularly classic cinema, at that.
"I loved the way it turned out, but I didn't think it was a very good season," he says. "I didn't think, to me, that there was really -- except for 'A Separation,' which I thought was great -- I didn't think there was a really great film out there this year. I did love 'The Artist.' I've seen it four times and every time I see it, it gets better and better. I think it's really a great film and I think he's [Best Actor winner Jean Dujardin] terrific in it. And it's wonderfully directed and very clever, and it's so well-researched, too.
"I thought 'The Iron Lady,' that she [Meryl Streep] was fabulous, but I didn't think the film was as good as I wanted it to be. But I thought she deserved to win. I liked 'The Help' and I love Viola Davis. But I didn't think that film was a great film; I thought that was a very uneven film. I thought the Southern women were so caricatured that it was kind of like 'Harper Valley PTA' or something like that. Overall I was kind of disappointed this year in films."
But there's no better antidote to a disappointing awards season than a four-day rush through the best classic cinema has to offer, and that's what Osborne and TCM will be busying themselves with beginning tonight with the opening night screening of "Cabaret." The fest runs through Sunday, April 15. Check out the official TCM Classic Film Festival website for schedules and details.
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Arlington community comes together to prevent youth suicide
ARLINGTON — Students, merchants and other members of the community are already contributing to an upcoming event to benefit the Youth Suicide Prevention Program.
Lisa Cisneros and her cousin, Kristie Cleary, are organizing the fundraiser, which will run from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., on June 5, at the Sisco Heights Community Center, located at 13527 99th Ave. NE in Arlington. Cisneros' brother Brett committed suicide at the age of 21 on July 7, 1995, which is why they started fundraising in May and will continue to do so through July of this year.
"This will honor the last birthday Brett celebrated in May, and the day in July that our lives took a tragic turn," Cisneros said. "If I'd known that Brett was only going to live three more months, I would have done anything to make a difference, so for three months we will make a difference and make it count."
This fundraising campaign, including the June 5 event, aims to aid in sponsoring more training materials for schools and the community to help lessen the likelihood that other area families might suffer the loss of a loved one from suicide.
Cisneros is a Scentsy consultant and Cleary is a Lia Sophia advisor, and from now through July, between 20 percent and 30 percent of their commissions will go toward the Youth Suicide Prevention Program, which Cisneros deemed "a great organization that focuses on our kids."
Petite Sweet Bakery of Arlington is donating four-dozen cookies to the June 5 event, while the Starbucks at the Arlington Safeway is donating two travelers of coffee and Penway Printing in Arlington is designing a promotional flyer to display at local businesses and schools.
"We still need commitments for sandwiches, as well as more coffee, cookies, desserts, appetizers, juice and soda," Cisneros said.
To tie into a recent series of youth suicide awareness forums at the Linda M. Byrnes Performing Arts Center, Cisneros and Cleary displayed two quilts in the PAC and the Arlington High School commons on May 26, which included quilt squares that memorialized youths who have committed suicide.
"Maybe somebody in the community has the ability to share or donate their quilt-making skills to make a quilt honoring Arlington, Marysville, Lake Stevens and Granite Falls youths who have died by suicide," Cisneros said. "The quilts we have now are borrowed and need to be returned after our event. They have such an impact on young people that I feel it would be instrumental to have one available in this area, for use in schools or libraries or fairs to help stop suicide in our youth."
Jennifer Barron, deputy director of the Youth Suicide Prevention Program based in Seattle, reported that suicide is the second leading cause of death for Washington state youth aged 10-24 years old.
"Two young people die by suicide every week in our state," Barron said. "Another 20 youth make suicide attempts each week that result in hospitalization."
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SALT LAKE CITY (AP) - The Utah Jazz selected Australian guard Dante Exum with the fifth overall pick in the NBA draft Thursday night.
Exum, 18, had limited exposure until that event and did not work out for the Jazz in the weeks leading up to the draft. But his father, Cecil, won a national championship at North Carolina in 1982 with Michael Jordan and James Worthy.
Exum, who led his high school to the 2013 Australian School Championship, is believed to be able to play alongside Trey Burke at shooting guard or play the point.
Many experts pegged Arizona forward Aaron Gordon to be Utah's selection but the Orlando Magic took Gordon at No. 4.
Last season the Jazz went 25-57, the team's worst record since 1979-80 when they went 24-58 following the franchise's relocation from New Orleans.
Earlier this month the Jazz hired Atlanta Hawks assistant Quin Snyder to replace coach Tyrone Corbin, who was let go earlier this year after three-plus seasons.
Snyder, who is making his debut as an NBA head coach, was the head coach at Missouri from 1999 to 2006, leading the Tigers to four NCAA tournaments, including an Elite Eight appearance in 2002.
On the eve of the draft, the Jazz also extended a qualifying offer to Gordon Hayward, making him a restricted free agent. The Jazz now can match any offer the 6-foot-8 guard/forward gets on the free-agent market.
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Chicago Shakespeare Theater brings a world premiere stage event to Navy Pier this summer with a new family musical, based on Hans Christian Andersen's classic story, The Emperor's New Clothes. The CST-commissioned work by Alan Schmuckler (music and lyrics) and David Holstein (book) is a tuneful contemporary spin on the classic tale.
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Chicago Shakespeare Theater Creative Producer Rick Boynton brought together the team of Alan Schmuckler and David Holstein to create an entertaining musical for the entire family, based on the iconic story.
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