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DVD Review: A Night in the Woods (2011)
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The Blair Witch Project. There, I said it. Back in 1999 a micro-budgeted film was catapulted into the mainstream, riding on a brilliant publicity campaign making use of the internet, then still quite the novelty in some circles, to fuel its 'is it, isn't it?' appeal. Although taking some cues from Ruggero Deodato's Italian gut-munching classic Cannibal Holocaust (1980) in its use of supposedly 'found footage', Blair Witch felt new, more raw, more real than what we were used to seeing in the cinemas – here was something that could well be a document of the tragic circumstances befalling a bunch of friends who ended up in the wrong place at the wrong time – the power of it came from how little it looked and felt like the Hollywood teen horror films that were being churned out at the time. Blair Witch is a long way from I Know What You Did Last Summer.
The massive mainstream success of the film (especially in relation to its miniscule budget) has inspired many imitators – from the occasionally-effective Paranormal Activity films, to the bafflingly popular Cloverfield, to the actually pretty awesome Trollhunter, yet also a slew of others which have purported to be the real footage left behind at the scene of whatever gruesome event is being portrayed. The reasons for its popularity are twofold – firstly Blair Witch and Paranormal Activity were massive hits, and massive hits tend to get copied lots. Secondly, and perhaps more importantly, your basic found footage film is very cheap to make – you generally have a small cast, there is often a lot of improvisation at work, and your special effects budget can be lowered as you won't often get a clear shot of your effect or creature. Also, you are probably shooting on handheld cameras, which brings the cost down enormously.
Unfortunately, when you've seen a few films shot this way the impact lessens – we're now 13 years on from The Blair Witch (now I feel old!) and we've seen serial killers, giant monsters, devil worshippers, aliens and ghosts treated in this way, and even, in the case of Apollo 18, a found footage film set on the Moon!
The law of diminishing returns aside, have you tried to watch Blair Witch a second time? A couple of years ago I did. I'll admit to be terrified of the film on my first viewing – I saw it in the cinema and managed to let myself go completely and it did its job well – I hardly slept that night! But watching it at home with someone who hadn't seen it was, well, boring – there was no surprise or tension, the script is hardly dynamite, and the rough visuals, whilst necessary for attaining the original shock effect, are not exactly eye candy, so it was with great trepidation that I viewed A Night In The Woods – a film which is being touted as The British Blair Witch.
The scenario (I won't use the word 'plot' here as I don't think it deserves to be deemed as such) is as thus – a couple, Brody (an American, played by Scoot McNairy) and Kerry (English, although played by Aussie actress Anna Skellern) go for a camping expedition to Dartmoor, taking along Kerry's cousin Leo, who Brody seems to have taken an instant dislike to. Brody (luckily for the director) seems to have an irritating obsession with filming EVERYTHING with his camera – which is remarkably good at cutting out background noise – and so we watch as Brody's jealousies take over – but is he in some way justified? Is Leo what he claims to be? And is there something else lurking in the woods?
If this seems to be a short synopsis, that's because there really isn't much to say about this film – the first 45 minutes have no spooky activity whatsoever, just the characters talking and Brody getting increasingly suspicious of Leo. This in itself is excusable – I am quite tolerant of slow films, as I think building atmosphere and character is far more effective than false scares or layering on the gore from the word go (although that can be acceptable too!) The problem here is, when the spooky stuff starts happening, the character building stops – in contrast to the first half, the second is pretty much people with flashlights running around screaming in black and white (night vision setting on the camera!) – so we feel like we've been built up to something which never pays off. Earlier in the film we are given various hints as to what COULD be lurking in the woods. Could it be escaped mental patients? Pixies? Satan worshippers? Some kind of woodland hunter spirit? And what does it turn out to be? Um… dunno. Any clues? Nope. It certainly doesn't seem to have any bearing on the rest of the film or offer any kind of satisfactory conclusion, and this reviewer, for one, felt rather cheated and annoyed at wasting time he could have spent sleeping. Like Blair Witch, nothing is actually shown (apart from a throat injury to one of the characters, which isn't explained either). There is one effective sequence where we aren't quite sure who is filming Kerry in night vision (and it is too dark for her to discern also), but this is soon over, and we are back to black & white footage of people running about screaming in the distance.
It's a real shame the film is so poor, as Anna Skellern is actually a very promising actor, and I have previously enjoyed her work in Sirens and The Descent Part 2, and what acting is on display here is certainly realistic and believable, but A Night In The Woods is one of the dullest and least effective films I have ever seen, and that's quite a claim, given the amount of bad films I watch.
A Night in the Woods opens at selected UK cinemas on 7th September and will be available on DVD and download on 10th September, from Vertigo Films.
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Like yourself, I was scared by BWP and I've never revisited it because I don't want to break that spell – it's one of the last films (Lake Mungo aside) which really frightened me. These days, I could never come back to the movie untarnished by all the foot-o-vision copies I've seen in the intervening years. Now and then one comes along which works, but it sounds as though this isn't one of those films, sadly, and I suspect we'll have more to contend with, also sadly.


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Food safety experts report that the nation's beef industry has done a remarkable job of dealing with carcass contamination involving E. coli. Incidences of E. coli O157 positives in ground beef sampling have dropped by more than 90 percent in the last decade, but the same decline hasn't been seen in the incidence of Salmonella in ground beef.
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Have you ever noticed that when you embark on a spiritual path or become engaged in a particular line of teaching, everything you read or hear starts to feel like just another version of the same message?
This is happening like crazy for me right now. This post is about just a single example out of dozens. The other night I was in the laundry room looking for a book to read. The book exchange area, though overflowing with well-worn old paperbacks, almost never has anything of interest to me. Suddenly, there among the romance novels, was In the Realm of Hungry Ghosts: Close Encounters with Addiction by Dr. Gabor Maté. I didn't feel any special pull toward the subject of addiction, but on the cover of the book it said #1 National Bestseller. That felt promising. I took it upstairs with me.
For over three hundred pages I have been learning about addiction from every possible angle–from cutting edge neuroscience to behavioural studies with rats and primates to stories from his own practice working with clients in Downtown Eastside Vancouver. The author is passionately devoted to promoting evidence-based public policy. He is a devotee of solid research and fact-based decision making. He is also courageous enough to say that the War on Drugs is an utter failure; he brilliantly and thoroughly makes his case with an exhaustive arsenal of data from the US, Canada, Britain, Holland and elsewhere around the globe.
By page 340 I was convinced that the vast majority of addicts will remain addicted their entire lives, and there just isn't a lot they or we can do about that. They began life with brains that were vulnerable to addiction. Addiction then further changes their neural pathways and leaves them even less able to inhibit self-destructive impulses. How can we ask someone to save themselves from "brain lock" when the only tool at their disposal is a brain that has been severely compromised in the one area most needed for this maneuver?
I was surprised when the author then veered in this direction, though I shouldn't have been, given the book's sub-title and Buddhist-leaning introductory pages:
The mind activity that can physically rewire malfunctioning brain circuits and alter our dysfunctional emotional and cerebral responses is conscious mental effort–what Dr. Schwartz calls mental force. If changing external circumstances can improve brain physiology, so can mental effort. "Intention and attention exert real, physical effects on the brain," Dr. Schwartz explains. Not surprisingly, the brain area activated in studies looking at the effect of self-directed mental effort is the prefrontal cortex, …. It's also an area where, we have learned, the brains of addicts are impaired. The mental activity most critical to the development of emotional self-regulation has been called "dispassionate self-observation" by the authors of an important article on the interface of brain and mind, [published here] in 2005. "The way in which a person directs their attention (e.e. mindfully or unmindfully) will," they write, "affect both the experiential state of the person and the state of his/her brain."
Mindful awareness involves directing our attention not only to the mental content of our thoughts, but also to the emotions and mind-states that inform those thoughts. It is being aware of the processes of our mind even as we work through its materials. Mindful awareness is the key to unlocking the automatic patterns that fetter the addicted brain and mind.
How to break the cycle? "Everything has mind in the lead, has mind in the forefront, is made by the mind," the Buddha said. With our minds we create the world we live in. The teaching of Buddhism is that the way to deal with the mind is not to attempt to change it, but to become an impartial, compassionate observer of it.
We can distinguish between two kinds of mind function: awareness (the dispassionate observer) and the jumble of automatic processes (conscious, semiconscious and subconscious) that dictate our emotional states, thoughts and much of our behaviour. One of the first scientists to recognize this distinction was the great Canadian neurosurgeon Wilder Penfield. "Although the content of consciousness depends in large measure on neuronal activity, awareness itself does not," Penfield wrote. "To me it seems more and more reasonable to suggest that the mind may be a distinct and different essence from the brain."
The automatic mind, the reactive product of brain circuits, constantly interprets the present in the light of past conditioning. In its psychological responses it has great difficulty telling past from present, especially whenever it is emotionally aroused. A trigger in the present will set off emotions that were programmed perhaps decades ago at a much more vulnerable time in the person's life. What seems like a reaction to some present circumstances is, in fact, a reliving of past emotional experience.
Maté goes on to explain implicit memory and to introduce the concept of the impartial observer.
On a side note, I found it fascinating to hear that whenever Canada starts putting money and effort into evidence-based solutions to this society's drug problems, the U.S. administration often exerts pressure on us to stop funding such programs. Whiskey Tango Foxtrot?!
On a second side note, Violet forwarded an invitation to hear Dr. Maté speak. It just so happens that he is speaking in Toronto on the 28th of this month at 5:00. I will be in Toronto from the 27th till the 30th for our annual professional development conference… and my last workshop of the day ends at 4:30. I intend to try to get there for his talk.


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'Two And A Half Men' - Big Girls Don't Throw Food: Is The 'No Charlie' Series Catching On Yet?
With Alan now safely back at the Beach House, and Jake arriving for his weekend with Dad, Two and A Half Men are … two and a half men again. Alan, worrying about his status as a 'guest' in the house, asks for permission for Jake to sleep over, despite the fact that Walden finds Jake peeing into a potted plant. Walden's in a good mood, as he's just received an email from ex, Bridget, inviting him to dinner.
The first stumbling block to Walden rekindling his romance with Bridget occurs when she expects him to pick the place where they will have dinner. Since she's always picked the restaurants before, Walden asks Jake for a recommendation for a romantic location; Jake suggests 'Soup Plantation,' an all you can eat locale. As they chat, and Walden helps himself to Jake's snack, Jake admits that he's been failing his school classes. Walden says he did as well, until his mother and teachers realized that he was so smart that the classes bored him. Jake thinks that might be his problem as well.
Jake explains this theory to Alan, and says that he's decided to quit school, as Walden did. Alan says Jake will not be quitting school, as he's neither a prodigy, nor a genius, as Walden is. Jake is angry that Alan doesn't think he is 'special.'
Walden, preparing for his date, ask Alan how he looks. "Your face should be on gay money," answers Alan. Alan asks Walden if he encouraged Jake to quit school and start a business, and Walden confirms the conversation. Actually, Walden skipped high school, and quit M.I.T. Alan says that Jake would have a problem spelling MIT. Alan asks Walden to be careful how he talks to Jake, as Jake is looking for a role model.
Walden then asks Alan for advice on his big date. He wants to know what he can do to convince Bridget to take him back. Alan says a woman needs time to reflect on how much she misses her man. Walden realizes he should have asked Jake's advice instead.
At the cafeteria-style restaurant, Bridget blames herself for expecting Walden to pick a decent restaurant, and he says that it was Jake's suggestion. As Bridget explains that she agreed to have dinner with him because she cares for him, he interrupts to ask if they'll be having sex later, and sulks when the answer is 'no.' She says that she may care for him, but the marriage is over. She's insisting on a divorce because she has grown up, but he's still the same as when he was 19. She says she needs a life partner that's a mature, responsible adult, and as she wipes the food off his face, says that that is not Walden.
As a little girl at the next table throws food at him, Walden attempts to charm Bridget, saying he can change. But when the child again throws food, he gives in and starts tossing his own meal at the child. Soon he and the child are in the middle of a full food fight, while Bridget looks on in disgust.
Back at the beach house, Alan and Berta are enjoying a quiet evening. Judith arrives to confront Alan and Jake about Jake's decision to quit school. Alan says Walden was the culprit. As Judith angrily tries to ask Walden about his words, Walden says that he's just gotten back from dinner with his soon to be ex-wife, and is very unhappy. Judith falls under Walden's spell, and they begin to make out on the coach. Meanwhile, Jake's filming their encounter, positive that he now has the ammunition to quit school.
Elsewhere, Bridget and an unidentified man disengage from having had sex. Apparently she was particularly frisky that evening. She asks him how he'd feel about growing a beard, and smiles while admitting that a beard would scratch her face.
And so ends week 3 of 'Men' without Charlie. Is the series catching on with you? Will Jake blackmail his mother into allowing him to quit school? Is the mystery man in Bridget's bed a real threat to a reconciliation with Walden? And what would you do with the $100 million Sheen is purportedly receiving as a lovely parting gift?


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With the draft now finished and some blockbuster trades already made, the NHL offseason now moves on to free agency.
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Scott Hoxby will exit his role of Walter Palin by week's end of August 29, 2008.
Although Eva Marcille (Tyra) and Jamia Simone Nash (Ana) will leave Genoa City on August 27, 2008, they will not be gone for good!
April Parker will appear on August 25, 2008 as a doctor.
Kimberly Perez will appear as "Little Girl" on August 19 and 20, 2008.
Jennifer Rhodes appeared as a member of Kevin and Jana's wedding starting on August 15, 2008! Fans may remember her as Penny 'Grams' Halliwell on the USA canceled series Charmed.
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The turn from July to August inevitably means one thing: Everyone in the college football world is rushing to put out a preseason All-American team. Why should draft fans be left out?
How would an All-American team made up completely of the top prospects in the 2014 NFL draft class look? In some cases, it looks just like the other teams based on college production, but being a good draft prospect doesn't always mean you're the most productive guy in college football—just ask Kellen Moore about that.
Scanning the NCAA for the best draft-eligible players—that means redshirt sophomore or higher—here is my take on the 2014 All-Draft Team.


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December 17, 2010
United States Senate
Washington, DC 20510
Dear Senator:
YP4 Action, a program of People For the American Way, works to empower the newest generations of skilled, progressive leaders to lead with progressive values, make progress in their communities today, and create sustainable change over the long term. On behalf of YP4 Action, I write in support of the Development, Relief, and Education for Alien Minors (DREAM) Act. I welcome the House amendment to the Senate amendment of H.R. 5281 and urge its passage in the Senate. It is time to finally send the DREAM Act to the President's desk.
Young people in America are given an important promise: if you work hard and play by the rules, you can have the chance to succeed. But every year, thousands of dedicated and patriotic young people are denied the chance to pursue their dreams and give back to the country they love. Until the DREAM Act is passed, the United States will continue to treat innocent young people like criminals, and will deny them a chance to go to school, serve in the military, and contribute to our economy. We'll keep fighting until every young person in America gets a fair shot at success.
Some have argued that the DREAM Act should not be considered until the United States addresses comprehensive immigration reform. As you well know, this is an arduous process yet to be resolved; much disagreement remains as to what changes should be made. We will not lose sight of this goal; nobody should. But this legislation is achievable now and would be an important step forward.
YP4 Action believes that if students are able to complete their education and work legally, they will become a vital part of our society able to contribute to our economy and live their own American dream. I strongly urge you to support the DREAM Act.
Rebecca Thompson
YP4 Action
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June 14, 1999
Present for the meeting were Commissioners Neal Christiansen, Glenn Davis and Frank Mackert. Clerk Mickie Funke was also present. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved.
Butler Engineering Bob Butler from Butler Engineering met with the commissioners on projects. He is working with Western Construction Company on Highway 47 staking the right of way. He will file the surveys in the county so the county will have record when they take over the road. Butler has worked with the county on engineering at the landfill and is available to engineer roads and bridges. Butler is considering opening a satellite office in Fremont County.
Assessor's Report: Assessor Ivel Burrell presented 374 circuit breaker applications to the commissioners. Commissioners reviewed and approved property tax reduction for the applications to be sent to the State Tax Commission.
The Commissioners will sit as a Board of Equalization beginning Tuesday June 29, 1999 and will go day by day as needed until July 12, 1999. Appointments must be set by the end of the workday on June 28, 1999.
Hamer area Roads: Keith Corneilson, Blaine Larson and Brad Egbert, businessmen and property owners, met with the commissioners and announced that they are happy with the road maintenance in the Hammer area. Corneilson wanted to check on the "five-year" road plan for the oiling the roads. An on site review was done by the past board of commissioners and may need to be done with the current board and the road supervisor. Three counties, Fremont, Jefferson and Clark, are involved with roads. Fremont is also working on the Big Grassy Road. Larson said he has stockpiled some reject gravel and dirt and is willing to help supply if needed. Corneilson estimated there are 7 miles in Fremont County on the Egin Hammer road. A plan to get the oiling done will be reviewed and scheduled each year.
Motor Cross: Mike Eddins reported on his work to get a motor cross tack at the Fair Grounds. Eddins would like to schedule a practice day once a week and hold two sanctioned races a year. He is working with the city counsel on the project as well as the county commissioners and the fair board. The city owns the property and must be in agreement.
Kilgore Road: Bonnie Farrell, acting as spokesperson for Old West Ranches, requested paving on the Kilgore road. A group had met with the commissioners in the past on roadwork over a series of years. Because of additional traffic use and heavy truck use the grader work does not control the bumps. Dust is also a problem. The property owners had anticipated three miles of road oiled each year. Commissioner Christiansen said that the road is a top priority, but that weather conditions and time are a big factor.
The road needs to have a good base and be built up with proper drainage and culverts and packed downed for at least one year before oil is put down. Recycled tailings from Highway 20 may be an option to use on the road. Farrell feels that property was bought and cabins built on the strength of discussions from 1986 forward that the road would be oiled to the county line. Christiansen said there are three roads in Island Park they will work on in the short season available for work, the Kilgore Road, the Cowan Road and the Red Rock Road.
Social Services: Deputy clerks, Mary Osborn and Debby Adams, met with the commissioners in a closed session to review claims for county services for medical care: Commissioner Glenn Davis made a motion on the following claims: to work with a debit reduction service on one approved medical claim with a balance of $6,195. The county will credit a payment of $25 and will in turn pay 15% to the debit service company; to approve medical claim #99-189 for $3,361 before negotiation; to approved medical claim #99-170 for $4848.03 with a reimbursement agreement. Commissioner Frank Mackert seconded the motion; a voice vote was taken with all commissioners voting in favor.
Weed Vehicle Proposals: Proposals for a vehicle, (pickup), for the weed supervisor were discussed. Proposals were from: Stone's $23,940; Bauer Motor Co. $22,072, Goode Motor for $21,341.50 available in the fall. Commissioner Frank Mackert made a motion to purchase a vehicle as proposed from Bauer Motor. Commissioner Glenn Davis seconded the motion, a voice was taken with all commissioners voting in favor.
Residency for Junior College: Commissioners reviewed and approved one request for residency requirements for North Idaho College.
Coffee Pot Rapids Access: Sheriff Terry Thompson and Chief Deputy Butch Thomas discussed access to Coffee Pot Rapids for search and rescue missions. The road outlined is approximately ¼ mile long and was closed by tank traps with the road obliteration by the Forest Service. Sheriff will meet with the Forest Service on the road and would agree to have the road gated. The road is needed for vehicles to help during accidents on the Henrys Fork. There may be additional roads that were closed that are needed for access by various departments as needed. Commissioners will draft a letter in support of reopening.
The road to Egin Lakes will be graded by the county, no parking on roadways need to be posted. An ordinance against using glass containers at the sand dunes and possibly at the Frome Park in Island Park will be brought forward by the sheriff for consideration.
HWY 20 Interchange: Herb Parker discussed the old highway leading into the City of St. Anthony from the south and the need for improvement. There is need for repair on the road, part of which is in the city and part in the county. The county has budgeted funding for its portion. A ditch may be the boundary line with the center line.
Parker said that he had been told by Lance Holstrom from the Transportation Department that a full interchange, as proposed, on the South side of St. Anthony would be implemented. The road is used by heavy truck traffic and business on the south side. The commissioners will draft a letter to the state supporting the interchange. Lawrence Nielson was also present as a business owner – Millwork of Idaho Inc. and agreed with the interchange and the condition of the road.
County Attorney Report: County attorney Penny Stanford met with the commissioners. An amended county deed to Lionel and Wanda Smith was signed by Commissioner Christiansen to give them property from a vacated alley-way. All parties had thought it had been deeded but was not.
Stanford cautioned to check with the county's liability insurance carrier to see if a motor cross/snowmobile track would be covered under our insurance. The position of the building inspector and the County's adoption of the ICBO uniform building code were discussed. Liability to the county is a concern.
The Health District has written that the Ards landfill should be closed as it does not comply with standards. The county has issued the permit to Ards. Stanford will write Dee Ard and give him ten days to bring his landfill to compliance or to close it.
Henrys Fork Foundation: Charley Sperry with the Henrys Fork Foundation, discussed the Chester Dam access to the Henrys Fork. Also present was Tamra Cikaitoga, Park and Recreation Chairman, and Alan Bridwell, treasurer of the Upper Snake River Fly Fishers in Rexburg. Sperry said that there is a road in the property on the west side of the Snake River used to access the Chester Dam. The road has been closed by landowner but the road has been declared public access by the commissioners and supported in a judicial review that has been appealed and will be heard by the Supreme Court.
The property is currently privately owned and the owner is interested in subdividing. The Henrys Fork along with the Nature Conservancy is looking for a buyer that would keep the property in tact with one owner to preserve the land. Public access through the property is not desired. Sperry wants the property owner to mitigate closing the road to the public and would improve the road on the east side to maintain access to the river. A boat launch ramp could be developed on the east side.
Sperry reviewed sites in the county and proposed projects. At the Vernon Bridge Sperry suggested a pre-built concrete ramp be installed by Idaho Fish and Game and a porta-potty be furnished along with parking. A request letter to the Army Corp of Engineers to permit the installation of the ramp would need to be written and followed up on. Chester Dam as a project is being worked on by the Madison Irrigation District and the foundation, they would like the county to help improve the road, not to pave it. The road is Fremont Madison's maintenance road but is being used by more than irrigators.
The Ora Bridge sportsman access project would include no parking signs along the road, erect a fence or strategically place boulders to close the vehicle traffic to the river, and install a cement boat ramp. Drainage is a concern at the Ora Bridge site and vandalism is occurring. Sperry requested the county allow the projects be supported, he feels that the money can be raised outside of the county budget. Permission needs to be granted by the commissioners and Sperry and Cikaitoga could work together to facilitate the plans. Cikaitoga will look at placing some of the land in a "wet land bank".
Commissioner Christiansen said that signs and waste containers being supplied by the sportsmen to keep the area clean would be appreciated. Commissioners will support and give permission to begin the Ora and Vernon bridge projects.
Roads: Wally Bunnell met with the commissioners on roads located in the forest but possibly maintained or being taken over by the county. Bunnell said that they have traded out of the land north of the river at Macks, on the eastside of the highway, for land with Ricks College at Squirrel Meadows. There is a reserved 60 foot right of way that has been marked out as required on county roads. In some places the sixty feet would take you to the river or into private yards.
Bunnell thought the commissioners had accepted the roads and had the deed work drawn up and recorded and has transferred the road to county. The county is reluctant to take over the road that is not to standard. The Forest Service has some public interest in the road for boat dock access but most of the land is used by the private landowners. The Forest Service may provide $6-8,000 to bring the road up to standard. There is a material source near the substation that could be used that is on forest property.
Treasurers Report: Treasurer Patricia McCoy presented cancellations for the month of May totaling $958.27. The majority of the cancellations were from mobile homes and personal property. Commissioners accepted cancellations as presented.
There being no further business to come before this Board, the meeting was recessed until the next regularly scheduled meeting to be held on June 28, 1999.
Dated at St. Anthony, Idaho, this fourteenth day of June1999.


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Recorded in 1975 at a Munich nightclub, Adams is accompanied by two of his Thad Jones-Mel Lewis Orchestra bandmates: pianist Walter Norris and bassist Georg Mraz, with Makaya Ntshoko capably filling the drummer's chair. The one-plus set's worth of music includes the title track, a moving ballad written by Adams and Mraz in honor of Cannonball Adderley, who'd died just five days earlier, and two other Adams compositions-"Jirge," which the baritone saxophonist introduces by calling it "the most difficult single piece of music we have to work with" and the minor key "Ad Astra."
That this was a special night for Adams-who is in fine fettle-is indicated by the choice of material (Vincent Youmans' "Time on My Hands" is the only standard) which is rounded out by a blazing "Spacemaker" (by Norris) and three Thad Jones tunes-the tricky unison-themed "Three and One," the very peppy "Tis" (at 2:54, the shortest track), and the elegant "Lady Luck," played by Adams and Mraz. The caliber of musicianship and the intricately worked-out tunes raise this performance far above a routine club gig.


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The IT-Bag Issue
I've always been more of bags girl than a shoe girl, perhaps because I can't wear the ones I find awesome, so there's no point on lusting over them. But when it comes to bags, it's way different…
It's actually like an investment, because a good quality bag goes with pretty much everything and will last a long long time.
While I don't have what it takes to have some of the ones bellow, I do dream…
Here's a combo of my favorites. Hope you like it.🙂
Really, any one of these would make me really really happy. And for those of you who like to see them in action, here's where (from left to right, top to bottom):
1. Chiara in Miu Miu;
2. Alix in Mulberry;
3. Alexandra in Givenchy (it's not exactly the one in the picture, but it's the same model);
4. Chiara in Proenza Schouler (different color);
5. Betty in Furla;
6. Alexandra in Alexander Wang;
7. Alix in Chanel (different color);
8. Betty in Louis Vuitton.
Hope you all had an Happy Easter and have a nice week!🙂


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Protecting children from sexual abuse by pedophiles, from the Harvard Mental Health Letter
Parents can take several steps to protect children from becoming victims of sexual abuse by pedophiles, reports the July issue of the Harvard Mental Health Letter.
Few disorders are as repulsive to the public as pedophilia, defined as sexual attraction to children who have not yet reached puberty. Although researchers once thought that it was possible to cure pedophilia, the consensus now is that this type of sexual behavior is unlikely to change.
That has led to an emphasis on trying to prevent sexual abuse by pedophiles, mainly by educating and empowering children, parents, and caregivers. Dr. Michael Miller, editor in chief of the Harvard Mental Health Letter, recommends that parents start by educating their children about appropriate and inappropriate forms of physical contact, and encouraging them to talk about any interactions with adults that make them uncomfortable.


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Wondering what all of those two to three letter abbreviations after a doctor's name mean? Here's a quick glossary to help you out.
M.D. : A physician who is licensed to practice medicine and who has obtained a Doctor of Medicine degree. They have been trained to treat diseases and illnesses with medications, surgery, diet, exercise and other means.
D.O. : A physician who is licensed to practice medicine and who has obtained a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree. They have been trained to treat diseases and conditions with medications, surgery and other holistic techniques that emphasize the body's ability to heal.
D.P.M. : A podiatrist who is licensed to practice medicine limited to the foot and ankle and has obtained a Doctor of Podiatric Medicine degree. They have been trained to help prevent, diagnose and treat diseases, injuries or defects of the foot and ankle with medications, surgery, orthotics and other means.
N.P. : A Registered Nurse who has advanced education and clinical training in a health care specialty area. Nurse Practitioners provide individualized care with patients of all ages, providing regular health care, education and information to achieve and promote wellness. They collaborate as needed with physicians and other health professionals. Often a Nurse Practitioner is referred to as a "Physician Extender."
P.A. : A medical provider with an advance degree with national certification who has received academic and clinical training. Working under physician supervision, Physician Assistants perform physical examinations, diagnose medical problems, order laboratory tests and prescribe medications. Often a Physician Assistant is referred to as a "Physician Extender."
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1. This Order may be cited as the Cambridgeshire Guided Busway Order 2005 and shall come into force on 11th January 2006.
2.—(1) In this Order—
"the 1961 Act" means the Land Compensation Act 1961(1);
"the 1965 Act" means the Compulsory Purchase Act 1965(2);
"the 1984 Act" means the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984(3);
"the 1990 Act" means the Town and Country Planning Act 1990(4);
"the 1991 Act" means the New Roads and Street Works Act 1991(5);
"the 1992 Act" means the Transport and Works Act 1992;
"authorised guided busway" means any guided busway authorised by this Order;
"authorised works" means the scheduled works and any other works authorised by this Order;
"the book of reference" means the book of reference certified by the Secretary of State as the book of reference for the purposes of this Order;
"the busway system" has the meaning given to it in article 34(1) and includes the authorised guided busway and other authorised works;
"carriageway" has the same meaning as in the Highways Act 1980(6);
"cycletrack" means a way over which the public have a right of way on pedal cycles (other than pedal cycles which are motor vehicles within the meaning of the Road Traffic Act 1988(7) with a right of way on foot;
"guided busway" means a way provided for the use of vehicles which are constructed or adapted to carry more than eight passengers for hire or reward and use a mode prescribed in article 2(e), (f), (g) or (h) of the Transport and Works (Guided Transport Modes) Order 1992(8);
"highway" and "highway authority" have the same meaning as in the Highways Act 1980;
"the limits of additional land to be acquired or used" means the limits of additional land to be acquired or used shown on the plans;
"the limits of deviation" means the limits of lateral deviation for the scheduled works mentioned in article 5(1)(a) and (2);
"maintain" includes inspect, repair, adjust, alter, remove, reconstruct and replace and "maintenance" shall be construed accordingly;
"Network Rail" means Network Rail Infrastructure Limited;
"Order limits" means the limits of deviation and the limits of additional land to be acquired or used;
"owner", in relation to land, means a person, other than a mortgagee not in possession, who is for the time being entitled to dispose of the fee simple of land (whether in possession or reversion) and includes a person holding, or entitled to the rents and profits of, the land under a lease or tenancy having an unexpired term exceeding 3 years;
"the plans" means the plans prepared in pursuance of rule 12(1) and (5) of the Transport and Works (Applications and Objections Procedure) (England and Wales) Rules 2000 and certified by the Secretary of State as the plans for the purposes of this Order and references to land shown on those plans are references to land so shown in pursuance of rule 12(5);
"public communications provider" has the same meaning as in section 151(1) of the Communications Act 2003(9);
"rights of way maps" means the maps certified by the Secretary of State as the rights of way maps for the purposes of this Order;
"the scheduled works" means the works specified in Schedule 1 to this Order or any part of them;
"the sections" means the sections certified by the Secretary of State as the sections for the purposes of this Order;
"street" includes part of a street;
"street authority", in relation to a street, has the same meaning as in Part III of the 1991 Act;
"the tribunal" means the Lands Tribunal;
"the undertaker" means Cambridgeshire County Council.
(2) References in this Order to rights over land include references to rights to do, or to place and maintain, anything in on or under land or in the airspace over its surface and references to the subsoil of any land include references to any cellar, basement, vault, arch or other construction forming part of any such land.
(3) In the case of any street in relation to which an order made under section 249(2) of the 1990 Act (a pedestrian planning order) is in force, the kerb-line of the street, where there is no kerb, shall be taken to be the edge of the part of the street on which the passage of vehicles is permitted.
(4) Any reference in this Order to a work identified by the number of the work shall be construed as a reference to the work of that number authorised by this Order.
(5) References in this Order to points identified by letters, with or without numbers, shall be construed as references to the points so marked on the plans.
(6) All distances, directions, areas, lengths and points stated in the description of the scheduled works or in any description of powers or lands shall be construed as if the words "or thereabouts" were inserted after each such distance, direction, area, length and point, and distances between points on the authorised guided busway shall be taken to be measured along the centre line of the busway.
3.—(1) The authorised guided busway shall be regarded as a tramway undertaking for the purposes of the application of Part III of the 1991 Act (street works) to it, and accordingly, the provisions of that Part relating to tramway undertakings and tramways shall apply to the authorised guided busway.
(2) Section 56 (directions as to timing) and section 58 (restrictions following substantial road works) of the 1991 Act shall not apply in relation to any works executed under the power of this Order.
(3) The provisions of the 1991 Act mentioned in paragraph (4) which together with other provisions of that Act apply in relation to the execution of street works and any regulations made or code of practice issued or approved under those provisions, shall apply (with the necessary modifications) in relation to the stopping-up, alteration or diversion of a street by the undertaker under the powers conferred by this Order whether or not the stopping up, alteration or diversion constitutes street works within the meaning of that Act.
(4) The provisions of the 1991 Act referred to in paragraph (3) are—
section 54 (advance notice of certain works);
section 55 (notice of starting date of works);
section 57 (notice of emergency works);
section 59 (general duty of street authority to co-ordinate works);
section 60 (general duty of undertakers to co-operate);
section 68 (facilities to be afforded to street authority);
section 69 (works likely to affect other apparatus in the street);
section 75 (inspection fees);
section 76 (liability for cost of temporary traffic regulation);
section 77 (liability for cost of use of alternative route); and
all such other provisions as apply for the purposes of the provisions mentioned above.
(5) Nothing in article 11 of this Order shall—
(a)prejudice the operation of section 87 of the 1991 Act (prospectively maintainable highways); and the undertaker shall not by reason of any duty under that article to maintain a street be taken to be the street authority in relation to that street for the purposes of Part III of that Act;
(b)have effect in relation to street works as respects which the provisions of Part III of the 1991 Act apply.
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Keep cool with Frosted Dice (Caribbean Blue). This RPG dice set is perfect for Dungeons & Dragons, Pathfinder, and all your favorite role playing games. This 7-piece set has all your favorite dice: d4, d6, d8, d10, d%, d12, and d20.
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Rural Hospital Telemedicine/Telestroke Initiative
The New York State Department of Health has developed a Telemedicine Stroke Program modeled after a successful program in Georgia (REACH, Remote Evaluation of Acute Ischemic Stroke), that will allow our rural hospitals (spokes) to access stroke/neurology services through Telemedicine. These services will be provided by 5 major medical centers identified as "hubs" (Albany Medical Center, Albany, New York, SUNY Upstate Medical Hospital, Syracuse, New York, Millard Fillmore Hospital, Buffalo, New York, Bassett Hospital/Schoharie County, Cooperstown, New York, and Strong Memorial Hospital, Rochester, New York).
The purpose of this initiative is to address the lack of access to neurologist/stroke specialists in rural communities where there is a significant shortage for diagnosis and treatment of stroke. The telemedicine program will allow neurologists to remotely examine patients in rural emergency rooms and/or inpatient hospital by reviewing computed tomography (CT) scans in real time and make recommendations regarding treatment and, if appropriate, tPA from any broadband-connected laptop/computer using wireless WEB based equipment.
An interactive audio and video telecommunications (telemedicine) system is a type of technology that permits a "real time" interactive consultation service to take place. Telemedicine is reimbursable when a patient is located at a spoke site and the needed specialist is located (e.g., hospital, office). The spoke site is the hospital where the referring health professional and patient are located.


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With this feature, members of the community can upload their own video (even record if they have a webcam). Videos uploaded in this way are visible only within the community, making this a more secure way to share video that's specific to the community.
Users can link to or embed videos into the community from video sites such as Vimeo, Veoh, Dailymotion, Google, or YouTube. You can restrict the video web sites where users get their videos by turning off the macro for that site. You can also edit the macro settings to say how to display videos from each site.
You can allow Flash video (as SWF files) to be embedded by editing settings for the HTML post-processing filter. This can be useful, for example, when you want to embed Flash video published on a trusted web site. Keep in mind, however, that by allowing content from another domain, you could be creating a security vulnerability. Flash videos are inherently insecure because they allow the execution of JavaScript code, which opens the security vulnerability of cross-site scripting. Be sure to add only domains that you trust.
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Carefully Reporting That For Some "Global Warming" Wasn't So Bad
This story in the UK's Times is as interesting for what it doesn't say as what it does say.
Apparently the world went through some global warming (most know it as the Medieval Warm Period) roughly between AD1100 and 1500 that allowed the Inca Empire to rise and spread. And note, there was no "A" in that "GW" at that time. In fact the temperature rose several degrees during that period. The Times chooses to characterize the 400 years as a "spell of good weather". But the last 20 years of more current time with a net zero degrees of warming? Gloom and doom.
And let there be no question about it, that 400 year "spell of good weather" was the most significant factor in the rise of the Inca empire:
"Yes, they were highly organised, and they had a sophisticated hierarchical system, but it wouldn't have counted a jot without being underpinned by the warming of the climate," says Dr Alex Chepstow-Lusty, a palaeo-ecologist from the French Institute for Andean Studies in Lima, Peru.
The study's authors say that the findings have important implications for Peru and other countries facing the prospect of the most extreme shifts in climate because of global warming. For many countries, the prospect of warming is unwelcome. However, with the correct landmanagement techniques some of these countries might be able to turn a warmer climate to their advantage.
Well assuming that the rest of the world went through the same sort of warming over that 400 years (and yes, it did) and we somehow survived and apparently thrived, it would seem that "other countries" facing the "unwelcome" prospect of warming may want to reassess the whole concept, doesn't it?
I mean if scientific findings have any weight with the AGW crowd and all.
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The reason that this story is bigger that most suspect is that it goes to the heart of the "hockey stick" graph.
Mann's "hockey stick" graph doesn't allow for this warming to ever have even existed.
For years, the AGW supporters have said that the "Medieval Warm Period" was a phenomena localized Europe, but now this research shows that it also occurred in South America. This makes it harder to support the IPCC accepted "hockey stick" graph which shows no such warming.
Here in south Indiana June 16th of this year was the coldest since 1958.
I ain't seen hide nor hair of this so called global warming.
One more thing, apparently this GW thing has been going on for some time so why didn't Gore *do something* about it when he was in power in the WH?
Now maybe I wasn't paying attention but I don't recall Gore saying anything about it at all while he was VP.
As far as I'm concerned Gore has sufficiently muddied the water so that no one can trust anyone regarding GW.
I mean, how do you know who's lying and who's not?
Well, even if the Inca's did OK during that spell of nice weather, I'm sure that women and minorities were hardest hit.
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Increases in civilization extant was always a result of better environmental conditions. Most civilizations grew when the overall climate warmed. They died when climate got worse, i.e. cold.
An increase in temperature means better conditions for crops. A colder climate is a net bad because less crops (food).
Here's the real problem: you may have noticed that between 1100 and 1500 there were some significant changes in government. I haven't studied the histories of most countries in detail like I've been studying Spain; but Spain saw the reign of Ferdinand and Isabella as the culmination of this process. Generally all over Europe the prosperity brought by increased productivity (agricultural due to climate change, and human necessitated by the devastations of the plague) engendered stronger monarchies, consolidation of kingdoms, the end of the feudal system, and increased global trade. After the Medieval Warm Period, the world looked a hell of a lot different, and getting there was a really bumpy ride.
Nobody in political power likes political change.
"with the correct land management techniques"
Translation: If you let us Socialists put you on the collective, we don't care what happens to the temperature.
Forget the Inca's, many other, and more important, empires and nation-states arose in that time period. If we have a few degrees of cooling we might have as many as a billion people starving to death. It is hard to even conceive of how many human souls a billion is.


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Local wrestlers have been busy this month competing in a couple competitions and have brought home a lot of hardware.
Five local and area high schools — Peacock, Central, Cornerstone, Riverview and Assiniboia had wrestlers competing at two different tournaments and many placed well, especially the novice athletes.
"We've been to a couple pre-season tournaments, but this is the first real big tournament for a lot of our novice wrestlers, but this is where they see the talented wrestlers," said coach Rob Villeneuve. "Our high school program has a lot of novice wrestlers, so we are just trying to build them up. They are all learning from the ground up and we can see that they are getting the basics down. It gives the coaches a good sign of where we need to go and what we need to do to help them improve."
The wrestlers first participated in the O'Neill Titan Classic wrestling tournament at the beginning of the month in Regina and brought home 16 medals.
"We were impressed with the results and Moose Jaw always does well at tournaments. For our wrestlers, we have high expectations for them once they have been wrestling for two years with us," he stated. "For the novice wrestlers, just getting out on that mat is the obstacle. When they can do that, then we can take the next steps for them to improve."
Just last weekend, the athletes were back in action, this time in Saskatoon for the Western Canada high school tournament. The competition level was high as more than 800 wrestlers attended the tournament. There was only 30 local athletes that went, but they brought home 19 medals and everyone placed in the top 10. Peacock elite boys also won a silver medal as a team.
"In a tournament with 800 wrestlers and Peacock was able to pick up second place for the boys team, that is super impressive," he said. "Next year, we are going for first place."
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I like the entire bay area because each city has its own quirks. If I had to pick a place, it would have to be San Francisco. There we have the San Francisco Bridge, the hustling and bustling of China Town, early morning frenzy of the flower market, and who can forget Pier 39. I love photography because every memory captured, no matter how simple, will always be beautiful.
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Background: This study was initiated to assess the safety and efficacy of biweekly carboplatin and gemcitabine with bevacizumab in treatment-naive patients with advanced and metastatic non–small cell lung cancer (NSCLC).
Patients and Methods: An open-label, nonrandomized phase II clinical trial was conducted. Treatment consisted of a biweekly cycle of gemcitabine, carboplatin, and bevacizumab for a maximum of 6 cycles. If no disease progression or intolerable side effects were observed, maintenance therapy with bevacizumab was continued until disease progressed. Progression-free survival, overall survival (OS), objective response rate, and the safety and tolerability of the therapy were assessed.
Results: Treatment was administered to 35 patients with stage IIIB/IV NSCLC. Median age of the patients was 64.5 years, with 58% being male. Median number of cycles of treatment was 6 (range, 4 to 28 cycles); median number of days of treatment was 117 days (range, 43 to 451 d). Sixty-six percent of patients experienced grade ≥3 toxicities. Hypertension (19%) was the most common adverse event. Pulmonary hemorrhage (3%) and pulmonary abscess (3%) were the causes of treatment-related deaths. There were 48% patients with partial response, 23% with stable disease, and 29% with progressive disease. Median progression-free survival was 2.6 months [95% confidence interval (CI), 1.6-3.4], and median OS was 13.4 months (95% CI, 8.4-24). The 2-year OS rate was 30% (95% CI, 12%-51%).
Conclusions: Biweekly therapy with combination of carboplatin, gemcitabine, and bevacizumab in advanced inoperable NSCLC provided limited benefit and was associated with excessive toxicity. Further testing of this regimen is not recommended.
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"After years when the number of murders reached alarming levels of up to 18 per day, we saw not one homicide in the country," President Mauricio Funes said in a statement released on Sunday.
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My question is, what happened to the k! in the top when the original series is simplified? How does that get canceled?
Alright, so, two things,
k! = (k)(k-1)(k-2)(k-3)(k-4)(k-5)...etc
(k+3)! = (k+3)(k+3-1)(k+3-2)(k+3-3)(k+3-4)(k+3-5)
now you'll notice that, simplifying, (k+3-3) = k, and (k+3-4) = (k-1), and (k+3-5) = (k-2), etc.
so in effect, (k+3)! has all of the terms as k!, with the except of the first three terms of (k+3)!, so you can divide them out
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I rose verry early and commenced raising the 2 range of Huts 〈proe〉 the timber large and heavy all to Carry on Hand Sticks, Cotton wood & Elm Som ash Small, our Situation Sandy, great numbers of Indians pass to and from hunting a Camp of Mandans, A fiew miles below us Cought within two days 100 Goat, by Driveing them in a Strong pen, detected by a Bush fence widening from the pen &c. &. the Greater part of this day Cloudy, wind moderate from the N. W. I have the Rhumitism verry bad, Cap Lewis writeing all Day— we are told by our interpeter [2] that 4 Ossiniboin Indians, [3] have arrived at the Camps of the Gross Venters & 50 Lodges are Comeing
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Background:: Although tumor necrosis factor (TNF) antagonists are effective for the treatment of Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis, lack and loss of clinical response is a clinical challenge. Accordingly, the use of therapeutic drug monitoring has been proposed as a means to optimize treatment. This article reviews the mechanisms of and factors which influence clearance of biologics, the relationship between serum drug concentrations and antidrug antibody presence and treatment efficacy, and identifies areas for future research needs regarding the use of therapeutic drug monitoring in clinical practice.
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