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NFL DRAFT: Teams go after beef in first round
NEW YORK — More than 2 1/2 tons of linemen, five trades, one quarterback and no Manti Te'o.
The first round of the NFL draft delivered an enormous portion of beef, with 18 teams devouring linemen from the opening pick of offensive tackle Eric Fisher by Kansas City to center Travis Frederick by Dallas at No. 31.
But perhaps the biggest story of the first round was Teo's name not being called by Commissioner Roger Goodell during the 3-hour, 33-minute session Thursday night.
Te'o, the All-America linebacker from Notre Dame, became a tabloid sensation in January with revelations that the girlfriend who supposedly died during the season was actually a hoax. But what may have hurt his draft status most was his poor play in the national title game loss to Alabama, and his slow 40-yard dash time at the combine.
Te'o wasn't the only big-name player who will have to wait until Friday's second round. West Virginia's Geno Smith was expected to be taken, but instead the only quarterback picked was Florida State's EJ Manuel by Buffalo with the 16th spot, acquired in a trade with St. Louis. It was the lowest the first QB was taken since 2000, when Chad Pennington went 18th to the Jets. The Bills, of course, are optimistic about Manuel.
"If we can develop this guy, he has the talent to take you to the dance," Bills general manager Buddy Nix said. "This guy was further along than most of them as far as his knowledge of the game. ... This guy, to us, has got leadership qualities. He's smart. And he's big."
Also left out in the first round were running backs — none was taken for the first time since 1963. Among running backs who could go in the second round today are Eddie Lacy of Alabama and Montee Ball of Wisconsin. Other quarterbacks still waiting for their names to be called include USC's Matt Barkley, Oklahoma's Landry Jones and Syracuse's Ryan Nassib.
This first round showed off the beef. The breakdown: nine offensive linemen, nine defensive linemen.
"It's always nice when the O-line gets some respect," offensive tackle Luke Joeckel said after being taken No. 2 by Jacksonville. "We usually get the crummy meeting room, the crummy chairs in our meeting room. A lot of teams are realizing how important the position is. The guys, they look pretty scoring the touchdowns, but they get space to score those touchdowns from us."
And on the other side of the ball, teams need players to break through the line to get to the quarterbacks and running backs. That's why Miami was in a trading mood, moving up from No. 12 to No. 3 in a deal with Oakland to grab defensive end Dion Jordan of Oregon.
"We took a player we coveted quite a bit," Dolphins GM Jeff Ireland said of the player he hopes could be the next Jason Taylor. "You've got to knock the quarterback down, you've got to take the ball away. This guy can do one of those two things."
After the opening two picks, the stampede was on. The first seven picks were all linemen.
"That's a lot of love for the big boys up front, which we usually don't get," Fisher said.
Fisher became the first Mid-American Conference player selected at the top when Chiefs new coach Andy Reid chose the 6-foot-7, 306-pound offensive tackle.
"This is so surreal," Fisher said. "I'm ready to get to work right now. I'm ready to start playing some football. I can't process what's going on right now."
After Joeckel and Jordan were taken, it was BYU defensive end Ziggy Ansah to Detroit, LSU defensive end Barkevious Mingo to Cleveland, and North Carolina guard Jonathan Cooper to Arizona.
Fisher was only the third offensive tackle picked No. 1, joining Orlando Pace (1997) and Jake Long (2008) since the 1970 merger of the NFL and AFL. It's also the first time since '70 that offensive tackles went 1-2.
Even without a high-profile passer, runner or tackler going at the outset, the fans in the home of the Rockettes were pumped. They chanted "U-S-A, U-S-A" when Goodell paid tribute to the first responders at the Boston Marathon bombings and to the victims of the explosion in West, Texas. They roared when Hall of Fame quarterback Joe Namath began the countdown to the first outdoor Super Bowl in a cold-weather site by taking the podium and screaming: "New York; Super Bowl 48."
The crowd didn't seem to care that early on the picks were all heifers, not hoofers. No Andrew Lucks or RG3s at the top of this crop.
New Eagles coach Chip Kelly got a road-grader for his uptempo offense in Johnson.
"Tackle is not a very sexy position," Johnson said. "But it's a position of dire need."
In another trade, the Rams moved up eight spots — and sent four picks to Buffalo to do so. St. Louis then grabbed West Virginia wide receiver Tavon Austin, all 5-8, 174 pounds of him.


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Karachi: The rumors have started making the rounds of the media and the web that the ghazal legend Mehdi Hassan has passed away whereas as per the authenticated news source from Pakistan has confirmed that the legend is alive and is in intensive care unit at present at a hospital in Karachi.
Arif Mehdi, the son of Mehdi Hassan, talked to media revealing that his father is very much alive and is in ICU currently. He told the reporters that the ghazal maestro was rushed to the hospital after her suffered the attack of the obstructive breathing disorder. Seeing the serious condition doctors took the legend under observation.
The rumors are fake, which have been all over the web and started rolling on since early today. Seeing the reports of his death, the millions of his fans across the globe glued to the web and got hugely sad but when they came to know that all being published about his death was wrong, they got relaxed.
Mehdi Hassan has been the inspiration of almost all the ghazal singers in the subcontinent. He also trained many of the coveted ghazal singers of past and today's time. Hassan has been giving tips to the singers who render ghazals. He is also a playback singers for movies. Each ghazal of this maestro turned chartbuster in his long career. The ones like 'Zindagi Mein Tu Sabhi', 'Ab Kay Hum Bichday', 'Yeh Dhuwan', 'Deewaron say Baatein Karna' and to name a few got much popular among his fans.
Mehdi Hassan is equally popular in Pakistan and India and has huge fan following in the entire world. Born on 18th July 1927 in Luna in Rajsasthan India, he is called the King of Ghazals. And he is truly the king of this field. If it is said that he is among the pioneers of ghazal singing, it would not be wrong at all.

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This week, the Elite Series pros will be fishing Tennessee's Douglas Lake, the second consecutive upland reservoir on the schedule. Even though B.A.S.S. has held only two tournaments on Douglas in the last 10 years, the fact that the lake is an upland reservoir is good for all the Elites, whether they did well on Bull Shoals or not – and whether they fished the Table Rock Central Open or not – because upland reservoirs tend to fish eerily similar to one another.
In fact, for that reason former B.A.S.S. pro and hall of famer Ken Cook would like BassGold.com to be able to search by water type across states, not just within states. This eventually will be possible.
But right now we're focusing on Douglas, and when you look at the pattern info compiled in a BassGold "Pattern Report" for that lake this time of year, you basically see one thing: offshore cranking.
Couple that with the fact that upland reservoirs are strong pattern lakes – meaning if you find a good pattern, you can replicate it elsewhere – means that pattern is a good starting point. But it's not always that simple, as the Bull Shoals event showed us.
For Bull Shoals, the historical pattern info in BassGold overwhelmingly pointed at fishing shallow wood to finish in the top five. But you had to bear in mind a couple things: Elite fishermen typically do things a bit differently than even the best local sticks, and the conditions.
The water at Bull Shoals had dropped 8 feet over the couple weeks before the tournament, so that changed things considerably. The X factor also was the spawn: Most people though Bull Shoals was ahead spawn-wise because of the mild winter, but in fact winner Brandon Palaniuk and other top finishers caught prespawners.
The bottom line is the fish would likely have been in shallow wood had the lake level been higher or steadier, so you have to adjust your pattern accordingly.
Macro Factors
Even though good patterns for Douglas point offshore, BassGold shows a pretty even split between "Main Lake Offshore Structure" and "Shoreline" for winning macro factors – though offshore structure dominates in second-fifth finishes.
That could mean winners combine both deep and shallow fish, but Ken said, "With the weather and date considered, I'd put most of my efforts into offshore structure for the win. You might scratch out a top 12 in shallow water, but not a win."
The Macro Factors graph also shows that related areas – creek channel structure, main lake and secondary points, pockets and coves – factored in high finishes. But as you can see from the graph, winners have only fished offshore structure, points, the shoreline and up the river.
Habitat Factors
As Ken noted, "It's a pretty even split between rock and wood, but winners seem to be more on rock. On this lake that means structure. If a rocky hump has wood, so much the better, but I would discount shallow wood."
Oddly, the graph shows wood much more important for winning, with rock more important for second-fifth finishers. What you personally make of this from a fishing standpoint depends on your fishing knowledge and experience.
Eastern Tennessee is cranking country, so it's no surprise that BassGold shows crankbaits factor in about a third of top finishes. Actually, the surprise may be that cranks aren't even more of a factor in more top finishes this time of year.
But when you add in other deep baits – Carolina rigged lizards, spoons and even, as BassGold's tournament details show, deep jigging – it basically boils down to fishing deep!
Ken said, "Since it's fishing offshore, crankbaits will play for the win. It's a good bet that other offshore lure types will work – I wouldn't overlook swimbaits, spoons and football jigs as possible backups – but main catchers most likely will be deep cranks.
"If you want to fish shallow, then by all means look up-lake for off-color water with wood cover where there may be a shad spawn going on. Willowleaf spinnerbaits, fluke-type baits and swimbaits work in this scenario. I feel this could potentially result in a top finish, but unlikely the win."
Winning Weight
For this Pattern Report, the average daily weights on the "Weights By Month" graph don't show a cluster of weights that can be used for a prediction – by us. But it may tell you something.
In other words, your interpretation of the pattern info – plus a quick surf of the pattern details in BassGold plus your fishing experience on Douglas or upland reservoirs generally – might give you some real insight into the weights graph.
All we can tell you is it looks like the lower weights are from "smaller-level" competitions, and the higher weights (mid to high teens per day) are from higher ones.
With a database of thousands of bass patterns, generating a Pattern Report is just one thing BassGold can do for you. Right now, you can get $5 off the BassGold.com registration price when you click here and use code BFB001 when you sign up. Don't forget to use the code! Note that BassGold offers a three-day free trial.


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Last year I bougt a pair of chacos. I love them for their great support and I love how they look. If I could wear them all winter, I would, but obviously I can't do that.
I would like something that works with black and brown. I wear alot of black but then have earth tones sprinkled without. With my chocos, I went with a green and just wear them with everything.
I dont like really flat shoes. My converse are flat, but I use a gel insert for more arch. I think I may actually have little to no arch in my foot, so support is important to me.
I have a bunch of gift money so I am prepared to spend higher numbers if I can find something to meet my desires.
I would appreciate any help.
Thank you!!
Is there a DSW shoe store in your area? They have such a large selection, I would go there and try on a bunch of different things to see what's most comfy for you. I wish I would be more help but I live in sneakers and Ugg boots. But my girlfriend,who loves shoes, goes to DSW often and Macy's as well. Good luck :)
i just got a pair of these and they are wonderful, i guess you might not like them because they are "flat" but that is the whole idea (kinda like soft soles for the kids) anyway i loved them so i bought a casual shoe to wear with skirts/capris http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=320609868506&var=510018713285&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT#ht_502wt_976
that picture is kind of bad, they are so cute in person! this company runs small imo
I'm not sure these will fit your 'go with everything' requirement. But I love them and would wear them with everything if I could - they are so comfortable! (I found them on sale online.)
In the past I've mostly worn Teva's which are also very comfortable and less expensive.
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Ive had these for 4 years and absolutely love them. eventually I had to buy a new insole LOL I love them so much I bought them in a bigger size too to accommodate thicker socks for winter. Ive worn these dressed up, hiking etc.
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LOVE these shoes! Very comfy. I wear them with everything including dresses/skirts. You have to wear barefoot, tights/pantyhose or trouser socks (think tights but only knee highs. You can't wear regular socks with them.
What style do you want?
the "mary jane" style will go with most things, but you'd have to make sure they're OK with most pants:
A loafer/slip-on might be better in winter/pants, but some might look clunky with skirts, some not
Do you want a heel or no? I don't do heels, so I searched without. But you might.
Have you ever worn Danskos? I'm a shoe minimalist, and I love my Marcelles--they're like Mary Janes. I wear them all year round with jeans, skirts, dresses, cords, etc. I don't really wear shorts, but I would think that they could go with shorts, depending on the shorts' style. These clogs are great barefoot, with socks or tights. They are so versatile and amazingly comfy and supportive. If you've never done clogs before, it might take a few weeks to fall in love, but I highly recommend checking them out in person. I've heard a lot of hairdressers who spend a lot of time on their feet like Danskos, and I can see why. Good luck!
I wear these keens a lot. I don't care if there is snow - they are so comfy I wear them anyway.
I dont like heels. I also dont think I want a leather shoe. Leather feels too fancy to me. I have a pair of leather shoes and they make me feel too dressed up. Really narrowing it down, arent I? I really dont have a style preference. I'm open minded about that.
I wear these keens a lot. I don't care if there is snow - they are so comfy I wear them anyway.
I liked these best. Only thing I didnt like was the amount of foot that shows. I want to be able to wear socks and not have to worry too much about what they look lik e ( sometimes whenI run low, christmas socks are worn in the summer)
I will second the nominations of Keen or Dansko brand shoes. Both make a TON of different styles. Zappos or REI both sell quite a few of them online. Although with the Danskos, I would absolutely find a place locally that sells them and try them on. They're great, but they have a very unique fit and you'll want someone local who knows how to properly fit them.
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what i love about my keens is that yes even though they are leather they dont look fancy but they still dress up nice. I will wear these shoes hiking and wore them the 8 hours straight I walked while in Vegas. and I even got married in them (with gray slacks and a black blouse)
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The site is huge and a bit overwelming but amazing.
I'm a keen lover as well.
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Kathryn Stockett :: Author of The Help
Had the pleasure of photographing author Kathryn Stockett at her home in Atlanta for Atlanta Magazine. Kathryn is the author of The Help.
The images were shot to illustrate a story on authors and their spaces. On the technical side of things, these were shot with a Phase One medium format camera and are stitched panoramas. Each of the photos above were stitched from nine to twelve individual images. I love the perspective and field of view this technique gives me and I'm doing it more and more these days. My clients love them because the resulting image typically outputs to 60 inches on the longer side at 300 DPI and gives them A LOT of room to crop as needed since there is more resolution than anyone in their right mind needs. It's a slower process but it's worth it.
Very nice how these images give you a sense of the space around the subject while still keeping her the focus of the image.
But as cool as that semi-large-format look and the extra resolution is, it does open up doors to major stitching artifacts, like in the white cushions to the subject's right in the first image.
Considering the extra work required to elaborately check and re-check every minute detail to make sure everything is perfect, I'm not sure it is worth using for most jobs, especially when deadlines are short. Also, when something moves slightly between shots or if you are slightly imprecise in your framing, more post work might be required than would commonly be acceptable for an image. That might exclude a photo from certain possible uses in the future if, say, a publication with stricter "no Photoshop" standards wants to license it for example.
wow. Now this was some unusual photographs from you
I like it
I'm trying to wrap my head around the tech aspect of stitching images to get one as well as the perspective it offers. Wonderful images!
Great work, Zack. Great to see you blogging again outside of Dedpxl. Like the lighting here. Very soft and soothing. Cheers.
Great photos Zack, been meaning to try some stitching!
How about your light setup? Looks uber natural, something
I usually find tricky when using strobes.
Hi Zack
as wonderful as these are technically, i feel something is missing. A connection. They look PERFECT, but to me at least, they lack soul. I know you realize that by putting this out there you sometimes open yourself up to a few folks who don't agree with all of the other commenters, and that in this case is me.
A magazine doesn't need a 60 inch file, a magazine needs a photo that jumps off the page emotionally. You could shoot this with a nikon fm and outdated negative film but if there was a spark or more of a point of view, it would sing.
This is VERY NICE. She's pretty, it's nicely lit — although for me the interiors are too OBVIOUSLY lit — a touch of fill in the background would have mitigated the feeling of "there's a really big light over here in the front left." And the styling and composition: first rate.
And it's probably perfect for Atlanta Magazine. But why wouldn't this run in Vanity Fair? Maybe you don't care… and I don't know. But if I were giving one of those video critiques you and Meg do, I'd say "B, B+."
ZACK! I say this with love, because I am HUGE FAN of yours, and appreciate all you do and how you've managed to carve out a niche — mighty impressive — and how you are kind and supportive.
BUT! ZACK! forget this stiching techno-exercise, and make a shot where there's more Zack and less backend BS.
Just my opinion, and truly, just my humble opinion.
Carry on!
Playing Devil's Advocate here, why not just do the shoot on Large Format film? The fields of view/focal distance would've been different sure, but a lot less headache when it comes to stitching all of the 100MB+ files together from the Phase. I mean, you could've used the Phase like a Polaroid back to get your lighting where you wanted it (which you prob don't need anyway since you're The One Light God) then shoot it on LF film. In the time it would've taken you to go through those files, pick which ones work from the clunkers THEN do the stitching PLUS temp/color corrections, you could've had 5 sheets of film Dev/Scanned at Richard's Photo Lab which would give you the same'ish resolution. Seems like that would've been infinitely easier.
I really like these, the stitching effect works great, but what I'm really responding too is how nice the light is. The interior shots have that effortless feel to them that just looks natural and *right*. When I'm usually trying to reverse engineer the lighting on a shot like this it's usually either something really complicated that I wouldn't think of or so simple that I realize I'm over-thinking it. 😉
very nice photos. any chance of a detailed explanation of your stitching technique?
What @DQ said. Good technique, composition. Lacks connection except for the middle one, that kind of works. But I bet you wouldn't put it in your portfolio. AMIRIGHT?
Will these be used for large display prints or poster reproductions? If not, I don't see the need for that much resolution, even if trying to allow for some cropping.
I very much like the range of different portrait styles on your website. I think the images on this blog show a real connection with the subject. Keep up the excellent work.
I think, for those asking what is the point of the stitching technique, photographers need to push their limits as well, experiment, and so on. I find it completely reasonable to explore new avenues, try new things, and for Zack Specifically–frankly–he is where he is today because that is what he does, he pushes the limits.
I say keep exploring, all of us, we'll come around to what works and what doesn't if we're serious about our craft. This is at the very foundation of good art in my mind.
The words 'what's the point' do not compute when we're talking about art.
I would love to see a comparison using the Fuji XF 23mm or 56mm lenses. To satisfy my curiosity, it wouldn't have to be the same subject, as this is probably impractical here, but just shoot a similar set of photos with any of your lovely models, both on the Phase One and the Fuji lenses and then show these images.


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I have a keystoher 105. with coal-trol. my questions is. when the house comes up to set temp the FR (feed rate) seems to work back to it's set speed very slowly.is that normal? why? I would think that once the thermo. reaches the set temp that the feed would slow down right away.it can take maybe 30min. to go from say 35 to 5.anyone know why.
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|Buchleiter, Gerald
|Brodahl, Mary
Submitted to: Transactions of the ASAE
Publication Type: Peer Reviewed Journal
Publication Acceptance Date: 9/23/2004
Publication Date: 12/20/2004
Citation: Farahani, H., Buchleiter, G.W., Brodahl, M.K. 2004. Characterization of apparent soil electrical conductivity variability in irrigated sandy and non-saline fields in colorado. Transactions of the ASAE. Interpretive Summary: A soil electrical conductivity (ECa) mapping devise was used to map changes in soil across three center-pivot fields in eastern Colorado from 1998 to 2003. Our objective was to quantify ECa versus soil properties relationships and determine their stability over time. In all three fields, ECa was found to be strongly related to soil water content, clay, and organic matter content. In spite of the strong relationships between ECa and soil properties at each given measurement day, there was no single relationship applicable across all measurement days. Because of that, on-site calibration of ECa versus soil properties of interest are needed at each ECa mapping.
Technical Abstract: Recent advances in apparent soil electrical conductivity (ECa) sensor technology have provided the opportunity to rapidly map the nature of soil spatial variability for site-specific management. Characterizing (or identifying the causes of) the ECa variability, however, has remained difficult with ECa and soil property (such as soil water and clay content) relationships reported in literature showing a wide range of varying strength across fields. Our objective was to quantify the main soil properties that alter ECa and evaluate the temporal variability (or time of measurement dependency) of experimental ECa versus soil properties relationships using multi-year measurements (1998 to 2003) in three center-pivot irrigated sandy and non-saline fields in eastern Colorado. Additionally, we explored the importance of soil properties to explain ECa variability using the theoretically-based dual-pathway ECa model. In all three fields, ECa was found to be a strong linear function of soil water content, clay, cation exchange capacity, and organic matter content with correlation coefficients ranging between 0.75 and 0.9. The empirical linear functions of ECa versus soil properties relationships changed over time when soil solution concentration changed considerably. Because of the lack of reliability of using empirical ECa versus soil properties relationships for predictive purposes over time, on-site calibration of ECa versus soil properties of interest are needed at each ECa mapping.


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Spanish producers association controversially suggests new finance system
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Chilea's Lelio wins Films in Progress in San Sebastián
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Blancanieves, Trueba, Ozon, Ghobadi light up San Sebastian
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European audiovisual rights association denounce Spanish law in San Sebastian
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Sociedad General de Autores y Editores to sponsor audience award for the first time at this year's festival.
Zinemira announces six new Basque titles for San Sebastian
Six world premieres to vie for $25,000 prize.
Ewan McGregor to receive Donostia Award at San Sebastian
Ceremony to take place before European premiere of The Impossible on Sept 27.
San Sebastian to give special award to Oliver Stone
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Six Latin American films picked for San Sebastián's Films In Progress
Four Arab titles go to Cinema in Motion.
San Sebastian to host world premiere of The Art Of Flight 3D
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Cantet, Costa-Gavras, Ghobadi and Hallstrom complete San Sebastián Official Selection
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Levinson, Kurosawa, Sarmiento among San Sebastian's Zabaltegi programme
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Berneri, Hendler, Fuentes-León, Katz, to participate in San Sebastian's Co-Production Forum
17 projects from Europe and South America will participate in production summit.
San Sebastian's Horizontes Latinos selects 12 including Avila's Clandestine Childhood
The Horizontes Latinos programme at the 60th edition of the San Sebastian Festival has selected 12 films by filmmakers from Argentina, Mexico, Chile, Brazil, Uruguay and Colombia.
Ozon, Sorín, Tang, Doudeiri, Albert bring new films to San Sebastián
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Arbitrage to open San Sebastian Film Festival
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San Sebastian partners with Cannes Producers Network, Ventana Sur
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San Sebastian launches Europe-Latin America Co-production Forum
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San Sebastian unveils separate New Directors competition
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Memento secures spate of new deals for Nader And Simin
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The Last Friday wins top Cinema In Motion prize at San Sebastian
Yahya Alabdallah's drama The Last Friday [pictured] and Eliane Raheb's documentary Confession And Struggle have walked away with the Cinema In Motion awards at the San Sebastian Film Festival.
Europa Distribution to host VOD session during San Sebastian workshop
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Films announced for San Sebastian's Films In Progress, Cinema In Motion sections
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FIPRESCI gives Grand Prix 2011 to The Tree Of Life
Award to be presented Sept 16 in San Sebastian.
San Sebastian to present 15 of year's big Spanish films
San Sebastian will present this year's big Spanish films in its Made in Spain section.
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Amen, Rampart added to San Sebastian Official Selection
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Glenn Close to receive lifetime achievement award in San Sebastian
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Leading Spanish director Isabel Coixet's documentary Aral: El Mar Perdido will receive its world premiere in the non-fiction sidebar of San Sebastian, alongside Andrei Ujica's The Autobiography Of Nicolae Ceaucescu and Federick Wiseman's Boxing Gym.
San Sebastian's Made In Spain line-up includes Cell 211
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San Sebastian Film In Progress selections include Terrazas' debut
Seven unfinished projects from Latin American film makers will be presented in this year's Films In Progress section at San Sebastian, including Gael Garcia Bernal collaborator Kyzza Terrazas' directorial debut The Language of The Machetes (El Lenguaje De Los Machetes).
Felipe Cazals' Chicogrande to open San Sebastian
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Julia Roberts to receive San Sebastian's Donostia award
Julia Roberts will collect the Donostia lifetime acheievement award at this year's San Sebastian film festival where she will also be promoting her new film Eat Pray Love, which will feature in official selection.
San Sebastian boasts eight world premieres in New Directors line-up
Constantin Popescu's Principles Of Life, Hao Jie's Single Man, Sophie Schoukens' Marieke, Mariekeand Mikkel Munch-Fals' Nothing's All Bad are among the titles to world premiere in the New Directors section at San Sebastian.
Luna's Abel heads San Sebastian's Horizontes Latinos line-up
The San Sebastian film festival has announced all 11 of its Horizontes Latinos titles, which include Diego Luna's Abel, Daniel and Diego Vega's October and Pablo Larrain's Post Mortem.
San Sebastian adds films from Sayles, Kawasi, Ruiz
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San Sebastian world premieres include Villaronga's Black Bread
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Spanish 3D animation Holy Night to world premiere at San Sebastian
Spain's first film to be made in 3D, titled Holy Night, will make its world premiere at the San Sebastian Film Festival next month.
Rebordinos to head San Sebastian as Olaciregui plans surprise departure
The San Sebastian Film Festival has announced that its director Mikel Olaciregui will be replaced by Jose Luis Rebordinos from January 1, 2011, following the next edition of the event in September.
City Of Life And Death takes San Sebastian's Golden Shell
Lu Chuan's harrowing drama City Of Life And Death was the surprise winner as San Sebastian came to a close on Saturday, claiming the Golden Shell and shutting out Spanish-language productions including The ...
Iranian film-makers lead pro-democracy protest at San Sebastian
Iranian film-makers Hana and Samira Makhmalbaf will lead a protest today (September 24) at the San Sebastian Film Festival. against the Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's presence in the UN Council in New York.
Uruguay dominates San Sebastian Films In Progress awards
Uruguayan films La Vida Util and Norberto Apenas Tarde have won the industry and TVE awards in this year's San Sebastian Films In Progess section.
Jose Campanella's Secret emerges as early favourite at San Sebastian
Jose Campanella's The Secret Of Their Eyes has emerged as the frontrunner for the Golden Shell just days after the San Sebastian International Film Festival kicked off (September 18).
Valencia reveals new $26m funding scheme
The Valencian Government is launching a new $26m (€17.6m) film fund incentive, which will be available to international producers shooting in the region.
San Sebastian turns the spotlight on Basque film-makers
The San Sebastian Interntional Film Festival has completed the line-up for this year's edition with a new section highlighting local titles.
San Sebastian announces Made In Spain line-up
The San Sebastian Film Festival has revealed a 15-strong films for its Made In Spain section, which covers the top local films from 2009 including Pedro Almodovar's Broken Embraces.
San Sebastian announces complete Zabaltegi line-up
The San Sebastian Film Festival has revealed the remaining projects in it Zabaltegi Specials and Pearls sections.
San Sebastian announces Films In Progress line-up
San Sebastian Film Festival has revealed its line-up of Latin American projects for the Films In Progress section, including works from rising Uruguayan talents Federico Veiroj and Daniel Hendler.
Egoyan's Chloe to open San Sebastian
Atom Egoyan's thriller Chloe, which stars Lian Neeson and Julianne Moore, will open this year's San Sebastian Film Festival.
San Sebastian announces Horizontes Latinos titles
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Rafael Alvero, the former director general of Universal Pictures Spain, is launching the country's first company dedicated to producing alternative 3D content for cinemas.
Inglourious Basterds to open San Sebastian's international showcase
Quentin Tarantino's Inglourious Basterds will open the Zabaltegi-Pearls section, which showcases films from the big international festivals, at this year's San Sebastian Film Festival.
San Sebastian adds The Boy In The Striped Pyjamas to Selection
San Sebastian has announced that Buena Vista/Disney's The Boy In The Striped Pyjamas will be presented as an international premiere in official selection at this year's festival.
San Sebastian to honour Japanese film noir, Monicelli
Preparations for this year's San Sebastian International Film Festival (Sept 18 - 27) got underway as organisers revealed two retrospectives on the works of Italian maestro Mario Monicelli and a dedication to the Japanese film noir genre.
San Sebastian adds new coordinators in France, Latin America
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Derby #334: Temple Run
Hey, this Derby's over. When you're finished reliving past glories, check out what's going on in the Derby right now. It's probably even cooler. Or at least newer.
The place: deep in the jungle. The year: Ummm…some time in the 20th century? A lone man must run from the demon monkeys that pursue him…or something. It's Temple Run! The archeological adventure game that's sweeping the nation's touchscreens.
To answer your question: Yes, we do have a licensing deal with Temple Run this week, and it means we can't get sued for using intellectual property for once! We want your best TR (as the kids presumably call it) designs, and are willing to pay handsomely for them:
First Place (picked by the Temple Run team)
- One-time payment of $2500 cash (in exchange for release of rights to royalties for future purchases)
- Kindle Fire HDX 8.9"
- $100 in Amazon Coins
- Some Temple Run swag
Second place (chosen by y'all)
- One-time payment of $2000 cash (in exchange for release of rights to royalties for future purchases)
- Kindle Fire HDX
- Some Temple Run swag
Third place (chosen by y'all)
- One-time payment of $1500 cash (in exchange for release of rights to royalties for future purchases)
- Kindle Fire HD
- Some Temple Run swag
Also, any extra designs fancied by the Temple Run folks will be picked up for $500 apiece.
What designs are we looking for? Anything that explores the world of Temple Run, those who play it, and the cultural phenomenon it sort of is. Maybe it's a movie poster featuring the game's characters, or a cute scene depicting the builders who have to construct that 1,000 mile-long stone wall, or the gruesome never-before-seen vignette when the monkey demons catch up. The possibilities are endless! Well, almost endless:
- No other pop culture references
- The rules and legal stuff for this Derby are different. Check the details here.
- We will be giving Honorable Mentions but they will not appear in the next Double-Take Derby.
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Simonton Opens New Product Development Center
Simonton Windows has opened its new product development center in Westerville, Ohio. The vinyl window manufacturer named Cristen Baca, new vice president of new product development, to run the facility, which will operate as a sister site to Simonton's original new product development center located in Parkersburg, W. Va.
"Throughout this difficult economic situation Simonton remains committed to investing in those areas that will drive continued market share growth for us and our customers," says Mark Savan, Simonton president. "Simonton is planting the seeds for future growth with this additional facility. By increasing investments in design and engineering capabilities we are demonstrating that our company is dedicated to long-term growth in this industry."
There are currently four full-time employees at the new facility. Simonton is looking to expand that number by the end of the year, the company reports.
"Even though our country and the housing industry are currently in the midst of tough market conditions, we're not holding back at Simonton," Savan adds. "We recognize that future successes will come for us, and to our customers, by our team taking aggressive steps forward today to develop new products."


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Change the world all over again
Apr 26 2013
The BuzzLine is a weekly contest that challenges PR and marketing pros to deliver a smart, witty, creative or humorous six-word commentary on a selected story.
Don't worry about character limits! But your sentence or phrase must have five spaces. No more, no less. For example:
Recently the stock market made big news with the DJIA reaching new heights. How would you comment on that story in six words? Maybe…
Just put your six-word masterpiece in the comments. We'll pick a winner on Tuesday, tweet the winning comment widely on Wednesday (#buzzline, #PR) and reward its author. (Starbucks on us!) And we'll start over with a new BuzzLine challenge next Friday.
Ready to have some fun? Stick with the stock theme and buzz off on this:
To bolster its first quarterly profit decline in a decade, Apple said this week it would open its vault and return $100 billion to shareholders. But shares of the stock, they did not pop. And sales of i-this and i-that continue to slow.
In six words, what do you think Apple needs to do to regain its shine?
Christian Munson is an award-winning communications professional at Padilla.
Change the world all over again
Bite of Apple Untempting to Investors
Put bottle opener on iPhone Six
Quickly exterminate the Android fruit fly.
Juice future; seed next core innovation
Think different, be different, live different
How about "Five Word Fridays"?
Think, live and be different
Hire spies. Infiltrate Samsung. Next iPhone: http://bit.ly/181VPI4 (<–– not a word)
How rotten is the Apple?
Think: What Would Steve Jobs Do?
Will Apple become the fool's fruit?
It's about as American as apple i.
Cash does not alter Apple's gravity
Apple's polishing doesn't bear fruit.
innovate. innovate. innovate. innovate. innovate. innovate.
"Apple's Fruitless Quarter Holds no Apeel"
Billions one day, keeps shareholders away!
Apple investors reap fruity management payoff.
Bolster your genius, not your stock.
It's time to rollout the iHelmet.
Investors take big bite from Apple.
Time to visit the "Genius Bar"
Rotten apples can bear fruitful seeds.
Fire Tim Cook. Hire Justin Long.
iPhone with bigger screen, smaller price.
Red Apple shareholders see green.
Green doesn't mask Apple red.
Green cannot make Apple black.
Thanks for participating in the inaugural BuzzLine! And congrats to Emily Lacy, the Week One winner with six words of advice for Apple: "Bolster your genius, not your stock."
We'll do it again Friday. Week Two of the BuzzLine should be up around noon. Hope to see your comments again!
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Jan. 15, 2013
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Tennessee last beat Kentucky on Feb. 27, 2010 with a 74-65 win in Knoxville. The Vols have dropped six straight in the series with the Cats.
Tennessee is 16-87 all-time in games at Kentucky. The Vols are 4-34 all-time at Rupp Arena with the lone wins coming in 1977, 1979, 1999 and 2006. The Vols won two of the first three meetings before dropping 33 of the next 35 matchups.
The Vols last win over Kentucky in Lexington came on Feb. 7, 2006, a 75-67 win over the Wildcats. Since that game, the Vols have lost seven straight games at UK.
Kentucky (149-66) is one of only three SEC schools (along with Alabama (75-65) and Missouri (4-2) to lead its all-time series against the Volunteers.
The Kentucky series is UT's oldest and most-played among SEC opponents. The Vols and Wildcats first met on Feb. 5, 1910, and have clashed 215 times over the years.
At least one of these teams has been ranked for each of the last seven meetings in this series.
No program in college basketball has logged more wins over Kentucky than Tennessee (66).
With neither team ranked this the first such meeting since 2009. The last seven meetings included a ranked team.
The Vols played their second road game since Dec. 5, when Tennessee lost at Virginia. The Vols lost at Alabam on Saturday. Prior to the game in Tuscaloosa, Tennessee hadn't played a road game in 38 days.
The game at Kentucky was just the fourth true road game for the Vols this season with the only others coming at Georgetown on Nov. 30 and at Virginia and Alabama.
UT is now 0-4 in true road games in 2012-13. Last season, the Vols started 0-7 on the road before upsetting No. 8 Florida in Gainesville on Feb. 11, 2012. The Vols ended 2011-12 winning three of their final road games to finish 3-8 on road games last season.
The Vols kept their starting lineup the same for the second game in a row with Trae Golden coming off the bench for the second time this season -- and second game in a row.
Skylar McBee started for the second game in a row while Jordan McRae started for the third in a row. Jarnell Stokes and Josh Richardson have started all 15 games and Kenny Hall has started all 14 he had played in.
The Vols' first bucket came on a 3-pointer by Skylar McBee at the 17:51 mark.
The Vols first six baskets came from six different players.
The first sub off the bench was Trae Golden at 17:13. Golden started the second half in place of Skylar McBee.
McRAE CONTINUES TO ROLL
Guard Jordan McRae scored 23 points and is now averaging 24.0 over his last four games. He had tallied a career-high 26 against Memphis and Ole Miss and added 21 at Alabama.
He has 62 in the last four games in second halves with nine at Alabama. He had 21 in the second half vs. Memphis, 19 vs. Ole Miss prior to this game.
It was McRae's 11th game in double-figures this season and 26th in his career.
McRae now has five-career 20-point performances, three this season, all in his last three games.
The Vols did not attempt a first half free throw. It was the first time this season, they did not attempt one. The last time UT didn't attempt a free throw in the first half was at LSU (2/28/12). In that game, UT trailed 35-24 at the halftime and rallied to win 74-69 in overtime.
The school record for fewest free throws in a game is 1-of-1 when the Vols lost at Ole Miss on Feb. 6, 1986.
The Vols finished 11-of-17 from the line at Kentucky.
Kenny Hall had two dunks for 12th and 13th dunks of the season. Hall has 68 dunks in his career, the most of any active Vol. His slams at UK came in the first few minutes of each half.
The Vols return home to host Mississippi State on Saturday at 4 p.m. That game will air on the SEC Network and can be heard on the Vol Network.


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[SEEN AROUND TOWN] While much of the country was blanketed by snow and rain, it was sun and fun at MLS preseason. For a look at how everyone spent the week.
SEXY SAX MAN. LA Galaxy defender Omar Gonzalez worked on his "Sexy Sax Man" goal celebration, digitally
captured at Electronic Arts studios in Vancouver for the upcoming special FIFA World Cup edition of the popular FIFA soccer series.
SPEED RACERS. Jordan Stewart (right)
probably did not do any team bonding like this back in England. Mark Fucito joins him for the San Jose Earthquakes' day of race cars at Musselman Honda Circuit
in Tucson.
Much-needed snow and rain blanketed much of the West Coast and forced everyone inside, leaving this snowman as the only sign of soccer in Portland.
FC DALLAS SENTRY. Ditto for Dallas, where
snow forced rare school cancellations.
DESERT KINGS. Meanwhile, FC Dallas coaches Oscar Pareja and Marco Ferruzzi
enjoyed a day in the desert, riding camels on a break from preseason training in Abu Dhabi.
NICK RIMANDO. What's the best thing about preseason training in Orange County? Disneyland with the kids.
After a month away with the national team, RSL keeper Nick Rimando got some time with his two children, Jett and Benny Rose.
REGEN AT THE BEACH. What better way to regenerate the day after a preseason match than a day at the beach? The Columbus Crew re-charged in sunny Bradenton, Fla.


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Get ready to smile so hard that your cheeks will start to hurt: 3-year-old Zhang Junhao made quite an impression when he brought his dancing skills to a Chinese talent show. The cutie sauntered on stage in bear overalls and carrying his "baby," a karaoke machine that plays a mix of music for him to dance to. While the tot's skills are impressive for someone so young, the heartwarming part comes at the end when he explains why he likes to dance. Watch the video above, and don't forget to check out more viral videos from around the web.
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I've had a mini winter garden for the past few years. It's so simple and so practical. For one, I love seeing the green plants growing in the winter time. I miss my summer garden with the little buds slowly opening and the tiny little veggies coming out from hiding. Having a winter garden for me isn't just for the free food part, it's to bring a little bit of summer into my home all winter long. I got my little winter garden started today. As part of the Frugally Fit challenge for this week I challenged all the readers that are following along with that series to start a winter garden. So here is my little how-to. It's as simple as planting a flower in a pot.
I used a planter and a shoebox sized tote. Today I planted lettuce and peppers. If you are having trouble finding seeds in the winter and you don't want to catalog order, check your local Walgreens. Mine had a big display right in the front of the store with cheap seeds on it. I bought potting soil last fall on clearance and stored it outside. I noticed that Walgreens has potting soil for sale already though so you could grab some there also.
I used the shoebox tote for my lettuce seeds. You can cut lettuce several times and it will continue to grow back. After a while you may want to replant though or the lettuce can get sour.
My little pepper seeds. I want to grow 2 plants but I couldn't find my other planter pot so I put them together for now and I'll separate them when they get a little bigger.
Give them a little water to get them going!
The most important things about growing in the winter is that you need to keep the plants warm and get them plenty of sunlight. So pick a warm room and set them by the window. I put up my little card table in my office window and put the plants on it. Hopefully in a week or so we should see a little something come up, I will keep you posted!
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HuffPo: Right-Wing Tilt Drives Washington Examiner
Terry Krepel, a senior web editor at Media Matters and founder and editor of ConWebWatch [1], has a great piece up at Huffington Post about how the Washington Examiner is driven by its right-wing tilt [2].
Here's just a taste:
In early February, Washington Examiner editor Stephen G. Smith gushed [3] over his new chief political correspondent, Byron York, calling him "a prototype of the modern journalist, equally at home in print, on television and on the Web."
One word not uttered by Smith, however, was "conservative" -- as in the political orientation of York's former employer, the National Review. Indeed, York has regularly peddled [4] conservative misinformation from his National Review perch.
York is one of the latest manifestations of the rightward skew of the Examiner, a free tabloid daily created four years ago when conservative billionaire Philip Anschutz took over a chain of suburban papers and refashioned them after the publication he owns in San Francisco -- an interesting move since Anschutz himself hasn't talked to the media in decades [5].
The Examiner has had a conservative skew from its inception [6], as exemplified by its early hiring of Bill Sammon, a former Washington Times staffer who penned several books laudatory of George W. Bush and his presidency even while serving as a White House correspondent. Sammon moved last year to Fox News, but he left no ideological vacuum behind.
Ostensible "news" positions at the Examiner have become increasingly stocked with opinion-minded right-wingers -- for instance, Matthew Sheffield [7], executive editor of the conservative blog NewsBusters, is managing editor of the Examiner's website, and Chris Stirewalt, who has been lauded [8] for his "outspoken conservative perspective," is political editor.
Be sure to check out the entire piece [2].
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Irvine, CA (October 8, 2013) – KTM's Mike Brown has won two of the three GEICO AMA EnduroCross events, fueled by Monster Energy and presented by Lucas Oil so far in 2013 and holds a narrow seven point lead over Taddy Blazusiak. The series will visit Denver this Saturday, October 12th and Brown and Blazusiak will resume their battle for the championship.
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THE PERMIT:Permits can be obtained for any South Walton beach public access. Applicants wishing to obtain a permit for a private location must present written permission from the property owner during the application process.
The person obtaining the permit must be present during the hours of the bonfire. The approved bonfire permit must be presented upon request of a Fire Official or Law Enforcement Officer. The South Walton Fire District reserves the right to check for permit compliance at any time.
PERMIT FEE: $50.00 Cash or Check.
Credit Cards are accepted with a convenience fee and must be completed at the office.
Bonfire permit applications are processed Monday through Friday, between 8a.m. and 4p.m. at:
South Walton Fire District
911 N County Highway 393
Santa Rosa Beach, FL 32459
email to firstname.lastname@example.com
911 N County Highway 393
Santa Rosa Beach, FL 32459
email to firstname.lastname@example.com
AGE REQUIREMENTS:Participants under the age of 18 must be chaperoned by an adult EIGHTEEN (18) years of age or older. FOR SUCH GROUPS, THE PERMIT WILL ONLY BE ISSUED TO THE CHAPERONE. Children should be accompanied by an adult at all times when near a recreational fire.
WEATHER:Unsuitable wind or weather conditions must be taken into consideration prior to and during the actual bonfire; adverse conditions may cause the revocation of this permit.
Refunds or rainchecks are not granted on the permits, so please plan your event carefully.
SET UP:Servicing of the bonfire site will be accomplished by hand carrying the equipment and supplies to the site. Vehicles shall not service the bonfire site (unless you have a beach vehicle permit).
MATERIAL:Flammable and/or combustible liquids must not be utilized for fueling the bonfires. Use paper and matches rather than lighter fluid/gasoline to ignite your fire.
Bonfire material must not consist of salt treated lumber, tar paper, contents containing any rubber products, creosote treated lumber, glue impregnated material, plastic, foam, and household trash. All burn material shall be free of nails/ metals.
Bonfire material must be placed in a metal burn barrel or tub. Keep minimum of (3) feet clearance from the outer edge of the barrel at all times. Material should be stacked no higher than four (4) feet.
SITE REQUIREMENTS:Bonfires must be at least 100 feet away from habitable structures and a minimum of 50 feet away from vehicles, public roads, other structures, plants and vegetation.
EXTINGUISHMENT:Upon completion of the bonfire, all ashes and leftover material must be thoroughly wet down and removed from the beach. Material and/or hot ashes shall not be buried in the sand or disposed of in a trash dumpster.
Keep a garden hose, bucket of water or other extinguishing device nearby.
CLEAN UP AND RESTORATION:Cleanup and restoration of the site must be completed by the expiration date and time set forth by this permit. The person obtaining the permit is responsible for providing the trash bags, removing of the trash and placing all the trash in the proper containers.
PENALTIES:Persons that light a beach bonfire without a permit are in violation of SWFD and Walton County Ordinances. Penalties for this violation are as follows:
- First Violation - $200.00
- Second Violation - $300.00
- Third and Subsequent Violations - Fine up to $500.00 and/or up to 60 days in jail.
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