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Growing up in rural parts of the American West, Nadja Adolf's libertarian streak developed early on.
"When you come from a countryside that can kill you," said Adolf, a Muslim convert in her late 50s, "there is a strong emphasis on individual rights, a strong emphasis on self-reliance and an emphasis on helping each other out."
That attitude is part of the reason Adolf is drawn to the presidential campaign of Ron Paul, the maverick Republican congressman from Texas who is fighting to stay alive in the Republican primaries.
While some political observers question whether Paul has the staying power and widespread appeal to win the nomination, his campaign has proven unique in one respect: He's drawing serious support from Muslims.
After abandoning the GOP in droves during the George W. Bush presidency, some Muslims say Paul is the kind of Republican who could draw them back and challenge their loyalty to President Barack Obama.
Adolf, who converted to Islam in May 2001, learned about Paul in 2004 during the congressman's opposition to the Patriot Act, which he argued allows the government the right to spy on citizens. Paul also opposed the National Defense Authorization Act, which was recently signed into law by Obama and allows the government to indefinitely imprison U.S. citizens suspected, but not proven guilty, of terrorist activity.
"I'm a fairly old-school rural Westerner, and I am a firm believer in individual rights, and I do not understand how a government can even pretend to have the power to detain a citizen or spy on them without warrant," Adolf said.
Paul, a 76-year-old Baptist, couldn't agree more.
The renegade Republican has piqued Muslim interest with promises to extract America from foreign wars, cut aid to Israel and protect civil liberties -- there are at least four "Muslims for Ron Paul" Facebook pages.
Paul's position on civil liberties resonates with many younger Muslims, including Zahra Siddiqui, an 18-year-old political science major at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
"These laws are obviously directed at policing Muslims," Siddiqui said. "Ron Paul knows how to differentiate between Muslims and terrorists, and he would never sacrifice any citizen's liberties over security."
Paul's promise to get the United States out of Afghanistan and other foreign conflicts also appeals to Siddiqui, whose family is from Pakistan and who worries that U.S. drone strikes there could escalate into war. Like other Muslim Paul supporters, Siddiqui said the Texas congressman is the only candidate willing to get tough with Israel.
"He has a deep understanding of how detrimental our foreign policy has been in Islamic countries," Siddiqui said. "Ron Paul will stop the large amount of foreign aid given to Israel and will discontinue rushing to Israel's defense when it engages in oppressing the Palestinian people."
Some American Muslims say they've been let down by Obama, especially after investing such high hopes after the 2008 election.
"We've been burned again and again," said Rizwan Kadir, a financial consultant in suburban Chicago who brought his daughter to the election booth and voted for Obama four years ago. "I'm very disappointed."
Kadir is unsure whether he will give Obama a second chance, but he is confident that he could never vote for any of the Republican candidates -- except Paul. "If it came down to him and Obama, I don't know," Kadir said.
Paul's Muslim supporters say it's not all about foreign policy or civil liberties. They also make the case that Islam, founded by a prophet who was a successful merchant, also has a soft spot for free markets.
Following a natural disaster that caused the price of commodities to soar, Prophet Muhammad rejected price controls, said Imad-ad-Dean Ahmad, founder of the Minaret of Freedom Institute in Bethesda, Md., whose mission includes teaching Muslims about free-market thought.
According to Islamic tradition, "Allah grants plenty or shortage," Muhammad said. "He is the sustainer and real price maker."
It's the kind of small-government, go-it-alone approach that resonates with Adolf's frontier mindset.
"I think there are some very strong libertarian values in Islam, but many Muslims don't see them," Adolf said. "If it's not causing harm to the community, then it's really nobody's business."
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Location was good for what I needed. For the price I knew it wasn't going to be amazing but it was disappointing. Mini fridge did not work, room was poorly maintained, needs updating.
All was well
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Virtually nothing!!! The lobby made you think it was a nice hotel.its completely run down & stinks! Windows have been broken, drug deals were clearly taking place & so was prostitution! The doors were ancient & been broken into also. The pool liked nice but was filled with live-in people. Cigarette were everywhere. As soon as we finally made it to our room ( there are no elevators we headed right back out! Parking is completely unsafe as well! This place is a total DIVE!
Location was good the people were great! The extreme noise! After calling front desk still noise! The room was not clean mold in the bath . Smelled like cigarettes we were in a non smoking wing of hotel. I booked into Chrystal Palace and res was for Palm Garden Inn?
Very helpful and nice. Big room!
it was closely located to the highway on our trip to vegas. So that was good. There are some shops to do shopping nearby. Restaurants are limited in that area. the room had a microwave and a fridge and the staff was friendly. Good value for price. a bit noisy outside. But I guess this is normal since there are staying a lot of truck drivers. Its just a stopover.
Average hotel for the price, the Vagabond at Palm Springs was better
Facilities in room are well equip. Location is good, just off the highway and very close to Walmart and restaurants. Many truck drivers, feel not so safe. The door room is hard to open
Goodreat value for money! Well located for a stop on a journey Flagstaff-San Francisco. Near shops, clean spacious room, nice breakfast
Waffles! 1 broken ice machine!
Dirty, rude, cockroaches, overpriced
Very nice and clean. Good location, close to highway but quite.
Staff was friendly - room was mostly clean and located near giant WalMart and fast food places. Very low price for the room if you don't want fancy and want cheap. Right off the 99 fwy. Never made it to breakfast so can't comment on that. I felt unsafe In that location and the room was pretty basic - cable didn't work well. Very low price however. They were doing construction on the breakfast room off the lobby so there was kind of a mess
the room was clean and completed with everythings. Good breakfast
The staff was professional & personable!!! Clean rooms! Would recommend to family and friends! Easy to find! There seems to have been a remodel... So I won't be too hard on mismatched tile in bathroom or wall that had a covered up hole that needed paint. I am sure that will be addressed soon. All in all good hotel.
It was good quality for your money. They even offered breakfast.
Loud and questionable people outside our door all night until 1.30 am and again at 3.00am called desk about it and they sent security, they said, but to no resolution.Loud all night.and we were next to the stairs which made it worse. Closeness to our activity
Location is good, close to downtown Bakersfield. A/C unit in room barely worked, room was over 90*F inside. Staff offered no solution for this. Wi-Fi worked only intermittently and required a different code for each device. Outlets were very hard to find. Swimming pool was filled with green water.
Easy on/off freeway access Room was dirty. Beds were hard as a rock. Lot of foot traffic, people walking around by the rooms and cars. Parking lot is poorly lit. Was paranoid all night about the car and our stuff. Only a single chain door lock. Non-smoking room that absolutely reeked of cigarette smoke. Did not feel very safe here.
not luxurious but good value for the money, very convenient to freeway but not noisy
Location is good, Lots of restaurants near by.
Although the room was clean and comfy but the Wifi was way too slow.
Good value..nothing fancy but no complaints.
It had a room available during this no vacancy time in central california. Not as clean as a motel 6.
My room wasn't that clean,,, can you imagine a dirty towels?? Urine like smell everywhere.,, sorry to say that but its reall.
Basic and clean. Convenient location. I gave it a good rating not because it's deluxe, but because it was the cheapest option and was certainly acceptable and then some for the price. A fair deal. It had coffee in the morning at 6am (that's good) but nothing to eat. Denny's, IHop, a Mexican restaurant, and other options are nearby. NO WiFi! Well, there is, but you have to sign up and PAY for it. "You have to go to fancier motels for free WiFi" said the receptionist. You know that's not so... almost EVERY motel has free WiFi now. The pool was closed. Also, NO visible recycling.NOT green!
The only reason I booked this place was because of price. There are absolutely no positive comments for this nasty place. EVERYTHING. This place was disgusting. There were blood stains on the carpet, the bathtub was rusted, the type of people who were staying there were extremely scary and I would never in my life bring my child there. Do not book this motel! Very dirty, and surrounded by drug addicts.
Cheap, air conditioning Bit dirty, bad part of town
Low rates. Good bed. Plenty of free parking. Many restaurants close by. Freeway access very close. Questionable people always hanging around. No coffee in room or office. No continental breakfast
Economy Hotel offering some of the cheapest rates in town . Security Patrol protects car and valuables . No free internet . Dated accommodations , and no microwave in room .
Asked for a non smoking room, room smelled like smoke they put way too many air freshner beeds in air, so then the room was way too strong of smoke, and freshner,my white socks where BLACK after 30 minutes , a friend stopped by to say hi, night i got in for 10 minutes if that, @ check out i got questioned and they assumed my friend stayed and wanted to charge me more, at check out before i got to get my deposist the owners wife had to go inspect the room then i got told that the room was cloudy ! WTF!
Poor customer service, barely spoke English, run down
Water Pressure was good. Unsafe, cockroaches, no iron, no coffee pot, no wi-fi except in the lobby (which had a really creepy old man and the horrible smell of old curry). Rooms were dirty, disgusting. The type of place you don't take your shoes off in the room. Prostitutes walk the streets, there are bums in the lot next door. Owner was the rudest person I have ever met. Spend the extra $10 and go to hojo next door.
Nothing good about this hotel. BEWARE WHAT A RAT HOLE. DIRTY NASTY FILTHY. STAINED BED SHEETS MATRESSES WITH SPRINGS POPPING OUT THROUGH THE MATRESS. STAINED CARPETS. A/C DID NOT WORK...
Not a thing,was worst motel experience we have had in many years.Staff very untrained very poor communication skills,made you feel like they were doing you a favor just talking to you,changed staff once during the 9 hours we waited to get our room. Arrived at 8:15 showed confirmation told to come back at noon.Came back at noon,told to come back at 2:00,came back at 2:00,told we would have a room ready by 3:00,came back at 3:00 saw other people leaving office that had just registered.Still no room .
the floors were dirty as well as my pillow
Friendly and helpful staff Room was very small and in need of update/refresh
It was convenient for me as well as the service. Nop. Nothing at all. Everything was great
it was close to where i needed to be the rooms need some upgrading
Location to jobsite The price for the size room, no microwave, no refrigerator, cramped area at bathroom/sink.
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Wednesday, 5 June, 2002, 10:37 GMT 11:37 UK
Brave Beal returns
Golfer Andy Beal returns to the European Tour on Thursday, six months after his left eye was removed because of cancer.
The Salisbury professional has received a special invitation to play in the Compass Group English Open at the Forest of Arden near Coventry.
Lee Westwood, Darren Clarke and Justin Rose are the big names taking part, but for Beal the tournament is a golden opportunity to test whether he can make it back on tour full-time.
"It's suck-it-and-see time," said the 36-year-old.
"I've also been given a place in the Great North Open [at Slaley Hall] in two weeks' time and if I play well maybe a few more invitations will come.
"Otherwise it'll be the qualifying school at the end of the season."
Beal returned to competitive golf in regional events in April and has been practising hard as he tries to adjust after the operation.
"As time goes by things are getting more normal," he said.
Special coaching
"My putting's still not quite as sound as it used to be and bunkers are the biggest grey area.
"It's difficult to judge where the club is hovering and to avoid a penalty for touching the sand [before the shot]. The tendency is to hold it too high.
"But I went to see my coach Dennis Sheehy in California a couple of weeks ago.
"That was very productive, as was the half-day we spent with a scratch golfer there who is also an optometrist and has looked into putting from a scientific viewpoint.
Artificial eye
"It's not rocket science, but he gave me a few ideas about judging distance one-eyed and being properly aligned.
"It's important because the brain works on balance as if you've got two eyes."
In between the two tournaments that he has so far been given invitations to, Beal has another big date.
"I get a new artificial eye which is moulded to fit the muscles behind and should be a lot better than the current one, which is a bit like an off-the-shelf number," he said.
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I'm thinking SFD 2013 should focus on privacy, security, and civic hacking due to recent NSA news and this year's first crack at having DFW take part in the day of civic hacking. steevithak (talk) 23:51, 17 June 2013 (CDT)
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- demonstrations of email encryption/decryption using GnuPG
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- does using the cloud endangers your freedom (FreedomBox again?)
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Before we have a look at the photos there are a few settings and important things I need to let you know.
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Do you hear the click sound when you take your photograph well that's the sound of your shutter. During night photography it is essential that you keep your Cameras shutter speed slow i.e. at least more than 1 second sometimes up to 30 or even more. The slower the shutter speed the more time the camera will get to paint the picture.
Just imagine you winking your eyes for a split second and try to keep them open for few minutes in dark, you will surely agree that your eyes will see a subject more better if you keep your eyes open for a while.
2. Aperture:
Aperture is like cornea in your eyes just imagine you see a subject in dark. The cornea of your eyes will be wide open and when you are viewing a subject in broad day light your cornea will shrink to minimum. The purpose is to allow only as much light which will allow you to see the picture clearly. You will not be able to see the subject properly if you try the reverse. Apply the same principle in photography for great results at night.
ISO is similar to your eye sensitivity. Imagine going to a dark theater from very bright mall outside. At first you will not see anything inside the theater after few seconds you will see some things and after more time your eyes will adjust to low light and you will start seeing things more clearly. Similar thing is there in Camera more the value of ISO the more the camera will be sensitive to light.
During night photography it is recommended that you keep shutter open for more time and keep ISO at 100 i.e. minimum. Allow the camera to adjust to low lite naturally. If you keep shutter speed very high then you have to boost your ISO. But it may result in very grainy pictures.
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Camera Stand is extremely important as human hands cannot hold things still including relationships :D. So its very important that you carry a camera stand which will hold your camera still for long time. If not keep it in a place where you are not holding it. If you don't use the camera stand your photos will appear blurry due to camera shakes.
So here are some of the night shots I captured with the Nikon D3100 camera I use.
The above picture you can see trail of vehicle head lights. It happens due to slow shutter speed. People just love this effect including me.


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MIAMI - The number of hungers strikers has more than doubled since the U.S. military put most prisoners under lockdown at the U.S. Navy base at Guantanamo, the military said Wednesday, reporting that it now classified 92 of the captives as hunger strikers and was force feeding 17 of them.
Two were getting tube feedings at the prison camps hospital, said Army Lt. Col. Samuel House, but neither "currently have any life-threatening conditions."
Defense lawyers for some detainees have insisted that about 130 of the 166 captives joined in the hunger strike two months ago, and accused the military of refusing to acknowledge it.
House, acting prison camps spokesman, released the figures in a short email from the prison that noted the medical forces' tally jumped from 84 captives on hunger strike Monday.
House said two captives who were hospitalized a day earlier were returned to their cells.
The military reported the hunger strike figure at 43 before soldiers stormed inside Guantanamo showcase communal prison April 13 and put nearly every captive at the prison camps complex under lockdown.
The Justice Department has notified attorneys of those being tube fed. They include two Yemenis in their 30s: Samir Mukbel, whose attorney helped him tell his story recently in a column published in The New York Times, and Yasin Ismael, whose lawyer David Remes said he was notified that has client was among those being force fed last week. Also, attorney Carlos Warner said Tuesday evening that his Kuwait client, Fayez al-Kandari, 35, was receiving forced feedings.
According to the military, force feedings are carried out at Guantanamo by Navy medical staff after Army guards shackle a captive to a restraint chair. The sailor snakes a tube up the captive's nose and feeds it into his stomach before pumping in a can of Ensure or other nutritional supplement.
Medical staff members at Guantanamo have said in the past that the process takes about an hour.


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Experienced caravanner and Journalist Doug King explains how to check your caravan's noseweight using the different types of gauges available.
For more general information on loading read our article on How to correctly load your caravan.
Having the correct noseweight is vital to towing stability. Too light, and the outfit becomes unstable because the caravan will tend to lift the rear of the towcar; too heavy and the load on the towball will cause the front of the vehicle to lift so affecting the steering. This can obviously lead to serious accidents and Caravan Guard have no doubt seen many caravan insurance claims as a result of poor stability over the years.
Finding the correct noseweight
The correct noseweight for the caravan is the lowest of three noseweight figures: that of the caravan chassis manufacturer; that of the tow vehicle manufacturer; and that of the towbar manufacturer. The chassis manufacturer stamps both the maximum noseweight and the maximum load that the coupling is designed to carry on the coupling. These figures are identified by the letters 'S' and 'GA' respectively. The towcar's maximum noseweight will be found in the owner's manual, whilst the maximum noseweight on the towbar will be found on the towbar plate. Whichever is the lowest is the one you have to work to.
In some instances – in the case of older caravans for example – there may be no indication of what the noseweight should be. In such circumstances you should work on the basis of it being between 5 and 7 per cent of the caravan's MTPLM. For example: caravan MTPLM of 1400kg, the noseweight would be 70kg at 5 per cent or 98kg at 7 per cent. This shows a wide variation from which it is clear that the noseweight for an individual caravan can vary considerably. In such circumstances, you should work to the lowest figure from the three sources mentioned above providing it falls within these two limits.
Checking the caravan noseweight
There are four ways in which you can check the noseweight of the caravan: using a pair of bathroom scales; using a spring loaded noseweight gauge; using an electronic noseweight gauge; or by fitting a jockey wheel which incorporates a noseweight scale.
One word of warning: none of the scales mentioned are subject to the Weights and Measures Act and so they should only be regarded as a guide.
To check the noseweight using a pair of bathroom scales you also will need short length of broom stick around 15in long (38cm) long and a piece of wood which is placed on the scales to spread the load.
Proceed as follows: Load the caravan to its MTPLM in the usual way; park it on a flat firm, level surface – concrete or tarmac, not grass – with the steadies raised. Wind the jockey wheel down to raise the hitch and place the scales in position under it. Fit the broom handle into the hitch head and down onto the wood on the scales. Wind the jockey wheel up until the weight of the hitch is fully on the scales and read off the noseweight.
The procedure when using a proprietary noseweight gauge is basically the same. In the case of an electronic gauge, this is fitted onto the towball on the tow car and the caravan is then hitched to it. The noseweight is displayed on the screen.
Both Al-Ko Kober, the company which supplies 90 per cent of the chassis and couplings to the British caravan industry, and BPW which supplies the remainder, offer jockey wheels as an optional extra incorporating noseweight scales. These obviously mean that you can check the noseweight every time you load the caravan. After the first correct check, you might use a permanent marker to mark the position on the gauge.
Adjusting your caravan's noseweight
Within the limits set by the chassis, towcar and towbar manufacturers, the heavier the noseweight the better, but if it exceeds the lower of their figures, then you need to adjust the loading of the caravan. It is permissible to move heavy objects slightly to the rear of the axle line – but not more than about 2ft (60cm). If that doesn't bring the noseweight within the limits then there are two alternatives: move some of the load into the towcar; or leave them behind.
Note: All details correct at time of publication but may be subject to change.


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I decided to write an extra blog today on a topic that is very close to me. On Monday of this week I received some information about the PS4. Now I can't share this info with out compromising the agreement and my integrity. Holding this information has about turned me on edge for this week. I had never had this much pressure on me at one time.
I now understand what IGN and other video game reporters have been accustom to over the years. These embargoes that the video game companies put on the news had added a different layer onto being a reporter. Now let me tell you what happen to me on that Monday. I came home, just thinking this was a normal boring Monday. Later that night I received information about the PS4. Without going into too much detail, it was about the system, some games that is/will come to the system (one of which was leaked on Tuesday), and the sharing capabilities. Some of this we heard at the PS4 presser in New York City. Now, not to sidetrack but I understand what Spider-Man always said "With great power comes great responsibility". No one man should hold this power, that is why there are so many people that hold this knowledge. Meaning that at IGN and others news operations like this have friend/co-workers that they can discuss this with. I am guess this make it easier to hold the secret.
As someone who is going into this business of reporting on video games, I should expect this. I am guessing that is was the first time I have gotten info like this. It did stun me that I could not tell this to others. Now, as a person holding this info "I" cannot give this information out to anyone. You could say there are way around this. IGN needs to look in there news tips, if you know what I mean. I know the argument. "Just wait till E3". Which is true. You will hear the information that I seen. No matter if this "stuff" that I seen is so insignificant or that it is so important it makes you run out and buy the PS4. I could not tell you if you need to know this information. In my opinion you should know this info. I guess this makes me a bad reporter, than I am. I understand game embargoes. I understand game companies putting these in place. In this business there is a fine line to walk and double edged sword you have to watch out for.
Well I am so sorry for taking up you time by reading this. I had to get this thing off my chest. Even if it looked like some chestburster from Aliens. I believe I have these Journalistic qualities, even if I have to "fall on my own sword" sometimes. If IGN gets the tip then you will see what I seen but if not we can play the the PS4 version of 20 questions. I'll start it off. Animal, vegetable, or mineral? Any questions I'll take them. Answer in the comments below. This is your friendly neighborhood MXAGhost writer... Signing off for now.
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> A collaboration between Sydney record label extraordinaire Modular and Carriageworks, the mini-festival Modulations, features Los Angeles alt-rock adventurers Liars and English electronic-pop titans Pet Shop Boys blurring the line between art and music in separate shows, with the latter mounting their Electric stage spectacular for three nights. There will also be a pop-up bar and grill from the acclaimed restaurant Porteno, which will join forces with LA label Wild Records for a last hurrah of rock'n'roll and classy food entitled (wait for it) Wild Porteno. June 6 (Liars), $49.80; June 8 (Pet Shop Boys, June 6-7 sold out), $135.60; June 9 (Wild Porteno), $49.80; Carriageworks, Eveleigh, ticketmaster.com.au, 136 100.
> True Believers, your time has come. Leading the comic-book heroes appearing at this year's pop-culture extravaganza Supanova is the biggest living name in the field, Marvel, er, marvel Stan Lee. Joining the 91-year-old co-creator of the Avengers, Spider-Man, the X-Men and more will be cult screen stars including Rose McGowan (Charmed, Planet Terror), the only Australian James Bond, George Lazenby, Laurie Holden from The Walking Dead and Napoleon Dynamite himself, Jon Heder, as well as a host of artists and writers also happy to sign your precious memorabilia ... of which there will be plenty on sale. June 13-15, Sydney Showground, Olympic Park, day passes from $27.50, moshtix.com.au.
> Tourists come from far and wide to visit Bondi Beach – admittedly not usually during winter, much less to ice-skate, but that just makes Bondi Winter Magic even more special. You can skate on the rink outside Bondi Pavilion between 10am and 9pm, or hire it for yourself and 199 mates for $3000. What's more, the beach is usually still inviting and spectacular, even in winter. June 27-July 13, Bondi Beach, from $10 for a 45-minute session (depending on the skater's age), starsonice.com.au/cal-bondi.htm. - George Palathingal
> Sydney Film Festival opens with an imaginative documentary on Nick Cave, 20,000 Days on Earth. Over 12 days, the festival screens what sounds like a very promising range of films including American director Richard Linklater's Boyhood, a sweeping drama about growing up that was shot over 12 years; the acclaimed Chinese film noir Black Coal Thin Ice; the romantic Indian charmer, The Lunchbox; and a Robert Altman retrospective that includes Nashville, M*A*S*H and Short Cuts. The festival starts on June 4.
> Since Australian writer-director David Michod struck gold with Animal Kingdom, there has been keen interest in what he would do next. It has taken a while but his post-apocalyptic thriller The Rover is headed for cinemas after debuting at Cannes Film Festival. Guy Pearce and Robert Pattinson head deep into the outback to settle scores. Michod developed the story with Joel Edgerton, who also wrote and stars in another Australian film, the police thriller Felony, this winter. The Rover opens on June 12, Felony on August 28.
> Remember the charming Irish romance Once? The musical won Glen Hansard and Marketa Irglova an Oscar for the achingly beautiful Falling Slowly in 2008. Director John Carney is back with Begin Again, which is another heartfelt film about how music can change lives and has won warm reviews overseas. It stars Keira Knightley as a British singer-songwriter and Mark Ruffalo as a jaded American music executive in New York. Opens August 7. - Garry Maddox
> If you're looking to spot a Hollywood star like Gerard Butler frolicking in the surf or a triple A-lister like Naomi Watts teaching her boys to surf – not to mention a muscly Hugh Jackman running up the sand – then Bondi Beach is the best vantage point. It's not just the flesh on display or the sand between pedicured A-list tootsies, Bondi's restaurants, from local cafes like Speedos to Matt Moran's North Bondi Fish and Maurice Terzini's magnificent Bondi Icebergs, are not only fabulous dining experiences but regularly come served with a slice of celebrity eye candy.
> Woolloomooloo Wharf has become a mecca for celebrities to dine, walk, live and sail by. So if you're looking to embrace the rich and famous lifestyle, this is your best bet. J-Lo made sure she boarded a private yacht here for a trip to the zoo with her twins during a recent visit and John Laws and Russell Crowe call it home. Italian eatery Otto Ristorante is the go to place for socialites, reality starlets, power makers and law breakers alike, while China Doll and Manta also provide waterside dining guaranteed to cement you a place in the gossip columns (the long lenses are planted here permanently). Elle Macpherson, Nicole Kidman, Kylie Minogue and Joel Madden are regulars among Sydney's most colourful.
> With some of Sydney's most spectacular views of the harbour, the Opera Bar and Kitchen is the perfect place to sip cocktails at the water's edge, grab a quick pre-show pizza and pasta or enjoy Sydney rock oysters and watch the sun set over the Harbour Bridge while listening to live jazz. Though very touristy, this place is magical. It's here on The Boardwalk you'll catch a ballerina, opera singer or thespian rushing to a performance or rehearsal. All with the Sydney Opera House as a backdrop – priceless!
> The Intersection in Paddington is home to Australia's best fashion labels, with a walk of fame that includes Carla Zampatti, Scanlan and Theodre, Willow, Zimmerman and Ginger and Smart. When visiting stars arrive, it's often the first place their hire car will head. Paula Abdul, Pink, Katy Perry, Reece Witherspoon and Princess Mary are just some of the famous faces who have sunk a bucket load of cash (or credit) here. After you've handed your last pair of luxe heels to your assistant, you can grab a coffee at Jackies, home to models, stylists and musos. - Jo Casamento
> The friendship forged between young Eora woman Patyegarang and English naval officer William Dawes is one of the few heartening stories to come from the period of first contact between the indigenous peoples of Australia and the colonists. Informed and inspired by Dawes's notebooks, which were unearthed in a university library in London in 1972, Bangarra Dance Theatre brings a remarkable sharing of knowledge to life in Patyegarang, its major new production of 2014. Sydney Opera House, June 13 to July 5, $29-$89, sydneyoperahouse.com.
> The role of Hedda Gabler is one of the greatest in theatre – one any actress would prize. Makes you wonder what the feeling out there in theatreland is now that Belvoir's resident director Adena Jacobs has cast a man – Ash Flanders – in the role in Hedda Gabler? It will be no drag act, however. Flanders' tragic heroines are minutely studied and brilliantly articulated creations. Belvoir, June 28 to August 3, $35-$68, belvoir.com.au.
> The Sydney Theatre Company's new version of Macbeth, starring Hugo Weaving, invites its audience to peer into the cavernous darkness. Director Kip Williams (Under Milk Wood, Romeo and Juliet), in cahoots with designer Alice Babidge (The Maids), will turn Sydney Theatre back to front to present the audience, seated on the stage, with a new perspective on this brutal tale of betrayal and revenge. Sydney Theatre, Walsh Bay, July 21 to September 27. $50-$109, sydneytheatre.com.au. - Elissa Blake
> Can you build a global brand from a remote part of the world? How do you make a personal and professional partnership work? What do consumers really want? These are among the issues Karen Walker and Mikhail Ghermantick will explore as they interview each other about their careers, their biggest challenges and the key issues facing the fashion industry. Walker is the fashion designer behind her global fashion brand Karen Walker, while her partner Gherman, an advertising guru who was previously creative director of Publicis Mojo, looks after marketing and branding. If you want to develop your own global brand – fashion or otherwise – this is a must-attend event. June 6, 9pm, Vivid Ideas Exchange, Museum of Contemporary Art, $18, vividsydney.com
> Established in 2002 by twin brothers Brian and Vincent Wu, Incu was inspired by a love of international brands and travelling. Incu has introduced customers to many global labels that were previously unavailable in Australia, and now comprises seven stores in Sydney and Melbourne. The Wu brothers are marking 12 years in business with new-look women's and men's stores in The Galeries on George Street. Designed by architectural studio Akin Creative, the sleek and sophisticated new spaces house a covetable and well curated mix of labels including A.P.C, Kenzo, Acne and Comme des Garcons. At The Galeries, 500 George Street, city, contact store for opening hours, incu.com.
> French fashion designer Christian Dior founded his eponymous fashion label in Paris in 1946. He died just over a decade later, but in those few years his "New Look" revolutionised fashion and established a new, enduring elegance. Belgian fashion designer Raf Simons took over the design reins at the house in April 2012, with just eight weeks to create his first haute couture collection for Dior and prove himself a worthy successor. The engaging and revealing documentary, Dior and I, follows Simons' progress from concept to catwalk. Screening June 13-15 in the Sydney Film Festival, various times and locations, $15.50-$19.50, bookings at sff.org.au. - Georgina Safe
> Sydney's branch of the old Japanese chain Books Kinokuniya is big, bright, well-organised and has more than 300,000 titles in English, Japanese, Chinese, French and German. Go no further if you are a fan of Manga, graphic novels and international magazines. There's an in-store art gallery with changing exhibitions and a cafe. Open seven days, 10am-7pm (Thursday to 9pm, Sunday from 11am). Level 2, The Galeries, 500 George Street, Sydney, kinokuniya.com.au.
> Behind the quaint shopfront at Gleebooks is a serious independent bookshop with dedicated owners, smart staff and Sydney's best events calender. This month's speakers include political diarist Bob Carr, poet Judith Beveridge and science-fiction author David M. Henley. On two crowded floors you'll find surprises in philosophy, politics, poetry, children's books, new and classic fiction, and DVDs. Join the Gleeclub for discounts, free events and newsletters. Open Sunday-Wednesday 9am-7pm, Thursday-Saturday 9am-9pm. 49 Glebe Point Road, Glebe, gleebooks.com.au.
> Owned by a woman with a romantic sensibility, Gertrude & Alice Bookstore Cafe is a beachside cultural hub that oozes soul. Secondhand books line the walls, where I have found first-edition fiction and an enthralling history of surgery. Pretend you are Gertrude Stein as you read or write at the old tables or on a velvet couch, while sipping a Campos coffee or ''Alice's famous chai''. An interesting food menu will tempt you to linger longer. Open daily 7am-9pm. 46 Hall Street, Bondi, gertrudeandalice.com.au.
- Susan Wyndham
> With a history spanning back more than 600 years, nō (or noh) is often referred to as "Japanese opera" for its mix of music and epic theatricality. A display of costumes, masks and paintings associated with the ancient art form, with a selection of 165 delicately crafted pieces that have never been shown together outside Japan, is in store at the exhibition Theatre of Dreams, Theatre of Play at the Art Gallery of NSW. June 14 to September 14, $10, artgallery.nsw.gov.au.
> The eclectic oeuvre of French artist Annette Messager is examined in the coming exhibition motion/emotion at the MCA. The retrospective covers her career from the '70s until now, working across drawing, sculpture, embroidery and photography. Her large-scale kinetic installations are eye-catching and eerie, with a sense of menace below the surface. July 24 to October 26, MCA, free, mca.com.au.
> The theme for this year's Sydney Design festival is Design Futures, so expect an in-depth exploration of how the rapidly changing pace of technology has influenced the discipline. Highlights of the schedule include the fabrication-focused FabLab featuring 3D printers and laser cutters, the interactive light and architecture work Orkhēstra and the return of last year's popular Sydney Mini Maker Faire. August 16-24, Powerhouse Museum, Ultimo, various prices, sydneydesign.com.au.-Nicole Elphick
David Wenham's first job on the Sydney entertainment circuit was as a bingo caller at the Town Hall in Marrickville, where he grew up.
Since those auspicious beginnings, Wenham has become a fixture of screen and stage, and most recently has been spotted filming the BBC drama series Banished in Manly, playing Governor Arthur Phillip. '
Winter is one of the actor's favourite times in Sydney, and his neighbourhood of Potts Point. ''Especially with all the leaves on the ground, and just running through and being silly and kicking up the leaves - it's fantastic,'' he says. ''If the Sydney Swans are playing, I walk from my place through Darlinghurst, out to the SCG.''
He goes to dance events more than theatre. ''I have a huge love of dance, probably because I can't do it.'' When eating out, the 48-year-old's favourites include Potts Point spots Fratelli Paradiso, Fratelli Fresh and Fei Jai. He's also a fan of Porteno in Surry Hills for ''the best brussels sprouts around''.
The Theatre Bar at the End of the Wharf, in the Sydney Theatre Company complex in Walsh Bay, is a favourite. ''It's a unique view of Sydney Harbour. It's a different perspective to what one imagines the picture-postcard of Sydney is.''
Another regular is the cafe at the top of the MCA, one of the city's best views, ''but don't tell too many people'', he says. Oops.
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UPDATED: Another NBC pilot that narrowly missed the cut to series is staying alive. I've learned that the network has extended the options on the entire cast of the untitled Craig Robinson pilot, which I hear also is getting an order for three additional scripts. The project, written by Owen Ellickson, centers around a talented musician (Robinson) who adjusts to his new life as a middle school music teacher, where he maneuvers precocious kids, teacher politics, and the temptations of single moms. The cast of the pilot, from Universal TV, Deedle-Dee Prods and 3 Arts, also includes Larenz Tate, Amanda Lund and Jean Smart. Ellickson is executive producing with Greg Daniels, Tracy Katsky, Gabe Miller and Jonathan Green, who helped rewrite the pilot script, Howard Klein and Mark Schulman. Robinson serves as producer. The Craig Robinson pilot joins fellow NBC/Uni TV comedy pilot Assistance, which recently received an order for three more scripts and extended the options of several cast members, including Krysten Ritter and Alfred Molina. Similarly, NBC ordered another script for the John Stamos-starring drama I Am Victor with an eye toward a new pilot order for a midseason series pickup. That pilot also re-upped several cast members, led by Stamos. Additionally, NBC/NBCU's John Mulaney comedy pilot is now in series consideration at Fox with a script order.
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Untitled? I thought it was called Mr. Robinson.
I thought it was called The Steve Harvey Show.
I was thinking the same thing.
So any updates on Brenda Forever and Girlfriend in a Coma?
Yeah, any news on Brenda Forever?
Bob Greenblatt is going to order every pilot script that's ever been written in the hopes that one day one of these shows might get a 3.0 rating, and save his job. Good luck with that, Bob.
That's not fair.
They're not limiting themselves to scripts. They're packaging shows by attaching writers to talent with premises written by execs. That's clearly the best way to create a hit, especially in comedy, right?
Greenblatt, how about James Dixon for President?
Why is this show and its premise sounding a lot like the Steve Harvey Show from the WB days? This show is almost a direct copycat of that show, like Addams Family was to the Munsters. Typical NBC!
That was a sappy, corny family show. This is a hip, workplace comedy.
And yes, technically a work com. But it was more than appropriate for family viewing. Also Craig Robinson is a funny guy. Steve Harvey is not.
Good lord, I guarantee this project is not hip.
It has Kumail Nanjiani. It has Steve Agee. It has Craig MF'ing Robinson. It's a lineup of alt comedy excellence.
It sounds even more like a rip off of SCHOOL OF ROCK.
That would be possible if "School Of Rock" were an original idea, which it wasn't.
So many NBC writers keep heading to Fox. Look at the staffs of "Brooklyn Nine-Nine," "The Mindy Project," now Mulaney, and on and on. Kevin Reilly believes in NBC employees more than NBC does, I guess.
Still can't sell myself on the Robinson project. I love some of the people behind it, but I have no enthusiasm. We've seen this show before.
It would be great if NBC gave this the 10/90. They could make a lot of money off of it.
Craig and Zach Galifianakis need to do an Amadeus-type movie together, or an album/tour in the vein of Elton John and Billy Joel.
I got to see a screener of the pilot and actually thought it was a ton better than MJF, WTF, Sean, etc. Really surprised it wasn't picked up with the first batch, but why would NBC do something that made sense?
NBC's ace in the hole is About a Boy. They're saving it for midseason because they learned their lesson with Go On. It can hold on to the Voice lead in for half a season. Therefore, they are only putting it on for half a season.
Please make this show happen.
Cannot Wait To See Amandla Stenberg in It!!!!