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President Ross delivers sixth State of the University
Published Oct. 13, 2011
On Oct.12, in front of staff, faculty and students, President Kevin M. Ross delivered his sixth State of the University address in the Keith C. and Elaine Johnson Wold Performing Arts Center. Ross reviewed Lynn University's accomplishments, challenges and ambitious goals.
$5 million in new gifts
Highlighting this year's speech, Ross announced that the school has received three gifts totaling $5 million to establish an endowed scholarship and to fund two significant components of the university's Lynn 2020 strategic plan.
"To date, with these gifts, we have raised over $30 million in cash and pledges for the projects outlined as priorities in Lynn 2020," Ross said during his speech. "We are grateful for these wonderful friends whose generosity affirms their commitment to the mission and vision of Lynn University."
Lynn receives three million endowed scholarship
Holli Rockwell of Boca Raton, Fla., has established a planned gift of $3 million to establish The Herbert and Holli Rockwell Endowed Scholarship Fund. She will fund the scholarship during her lifetime and through her estate—allowing her to enjoy seeing students receive the scholarship which bears her and her late husband's name. She is a long-standing supporter of Lynn University, and she has also named the Herbert and Holli Rockwell Terrace Garden at the Keith C. and Elaine Johnson Wold Performing Arts Center. Establishing more endowed scholarships is a major goal of the 5-year-old Lynn 2020 strategic plan.
"With this continued growth of endowments for student scholarships, we will be able to welcome even more deserving students to our campus who otherwise might not have been able to attend Lynn," Ross said during his speech.
One million given to enhance the Military Trail entrance
A pledge of $1 million from Robert Sheetz, also from Boca Raton, Fla., will fund the renovation and upgrade of the university's main entrance on Military Trail. The new entrance will include a traffic light and five lanes for better traffic flow. This is a major component of Lynn's approved master plan.
"This will be the first impression that potential students and their families have of our campus," Ross said in his address. "Herb Newman, the architect who designed our library and performing arts center, once said, 'Lynn's very pretty, but there are some teeth missing in the smile.' Well, we are filling in those gaps, and today we are smiling brighter than ever."
New Potomac Road entrance and relocation of the Benjamin Olewine III preserve
Benjamin Olewine III, a longtime benefactor to Lynn University from Harrisburg, Pa. and Boca Raton, Fla., has pledged $1 million to create a new Potomac Road entrance and a back perimeter road which includes the relocation of the existing Benjamin Olewine III Preserve. The preserve, home to Florida scrub, will provide a living laboratory for the study of this imperiled ecosystem, including seven animals and 40 plants listed as rare, threatened or endangered. He has also funded the Olewine Culinary Laboratory as well as the Olewine Entrance Garden at the Keith C. and Elaine Johnson Wold Performing Arts Center.
These successes occur as Lynn's endowment continues to grow despite the difficult economic times. From 2000 to June of 2011, Lynn University's endowment has grown from $4,180,000 to $21,131,000.
Ross also touched on other fundraising successes of Lynn's Office of Development. The department's staff brought in $3.99 million in cash and an additional $638,000 in pledges to end the 2010-2011 fiscal year with more than $4.6 million raised in total.
"Each of these gifts moves us closer to fulfilling our vision to be recognized as one of the most innovative, international and individualized small universities in America," Ross said.
Recent accomplishments
Among the many successes announced, Ross highlighted Lynn's increased enrollment and welcomed the university's largest class in four years. He proudly emphasized that this goal was accomplished with the help of the entire Lynn community.
"The 538 new day undergraduate students this fall semester come from 36 countries, the U.S. Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico, Washington D.C. and 36 states… This enrollment number is 18 percent higher than last year," said Ross. "Last year, Admission set a goal for new student enrollment of 525, which they not only met but exceeded."
Ross focused on Lynn's devotion to maintaining affordable education when he said, "we are proud to be keeping our tuition rate increase well below the national average for the fifth consecutive year."
Despite the difficult economic climate, Lynn's endowment which funds, "student scholarships, the buildings on our campus, the campus positions and chairs, and travel expenditures and it supports the overall mission of our university," has increased remarkably.
Lynn 2020 progress
In merely five years, Lynn has completed one-third of its goals outlined in Lynn 2020 including: eight new endowed scholarships, the complete restructuring of its core curriculum and the subsequent launch of the Dialogues of Learning, which includes the January term, and the completion of the Perper Plaza, the Perper Tennis Complex and the Keith C. and Elaine Johnson Wold Performing Arts Center, among others.
This past summer, the construction began on the Remembrance Plaza which will honor the lost but never forgotten members of Lynn's community – professors Patrick Hartwick and Richard Bruno and students, Stephanie Crispinelli, Britney Gengel, Christine Gianacaci and Courtney Hayes.
"This plaza will be a place for reflection, remembrance and inspiration, and we are planning to hold a dedication during this spring semester."
As he began to close his speech, Ross said, "Lynn University has earned its place in history – and Lynn is here to stay… we are making our mark not just in the realm of higher education, but in the world."


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Bran finally arrives at his destination with Jojen and Meera Reed, Cersei talks about the Lannister family and Arya looks cautious as she encounters people on the road.
There's only one episode left in "Game of Thrones" season 4. As hinted by the season finale's title, "The Children", the children of the families on "Thrones" will have major roles in the episode.
A sneak-peek video hints that Bran and his companions, Jojen and Meera Reed, finally find the special tree north of the Wall. Tyrion is still in prison while Cersei talks with their father Tywin about their family. She seemingly also makes up with Jaime as the two are seen kissing.
Elsewhere, Arya is cautious and draws her sword when she sees some people coming while she's still on the road with The Hound. The battle on the Wall continues and Mance Ryder says they will kill every last man in Castle Black.
The season 4 finale will air Sunday, June 15 at 9/8c on HBO. According to the synopsis, "an unexpected arrival north of the Wall changes circumstances. Dany is forced to face harsh realities. Bran learns more of his destiny. Tyrion sees the truth of his situation."
Fans recently bid farewell to another character in an emotional scene of the penultimate episode, "The Watchers of the Wall", which aired June 8. [SPOILER ALERT!] Ygritte (Rose Leslie) died in the arms of Jon Snow (Kit Harington), being killed by his protege Olly after she was not able to shoot him with her arrow.
Speaking to TVLine, Leslie doesn't think her character "could've killed" Jon. "After all that pent-up rage and anger and throughout the season telling anyone who would listen that she is going to... make him hurt as he has made her, because she is a scorned woman and she wants to make sure that she gets her own back. She is truthfully unaware and completely oblivious of just how much she truly loves Jon Snow," she explains. "And then seeing him again just knocks the wind right out of her."
Asked if Jon will be able to love someone again like he loved Ygritte, Harington teases, "In the sense of true love, yeah, I think he won't love anyone else quite the same now. He may encounter other people, he may have sexual interaction with other people, who knows?" adding, "I think he hardens quite considerably after she dies. I don't know that he has it in him to love anyone like he loves her."

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December 22, 2011
Cobb Countryside 12 will get you moving
CLEARWATER, FL — In addition to the standard upscale amenities, the new Cobb Countryside 12 will have D-Box Motion Seats and 3-D capabilities on certain screens. The theatre is part of a new expansion to the Westfield mall.
Read more at {WTSP](http://www.wtsp.com/news/article/226458/250/Bay-Areas-newest-movie-theater-will-get-you-moving).
December 16, 2011
Cobb Countryside 12 Opens in Clearwater, FL
December 1, 2011
Mall to replace Portage 9
PORTAGE, IN — With the opening of the Finders Mall, the interior of the Portage 9 has a future. The space will features antiques and a food court.
Read more in the The Times.
November 23, 2011
Tropic returns to downtown
LEESBURG, FL — Downtown Leesburg is excited because of the reopening of the Tropic Theatre. Veteran owner Russ Brannan has spruced up the place and with lower prices than local competing mall theaters, it should provide a well-welcomed entertainment option.
Read more in the Daily Commercial.
November 15, 2011
Opening date and movies announced for Nordica
FREEPORT, ME — A new state-of-the-art cinema is opening up this Friday called the Nordica Theatre, in honor of its long gone predecessor. They'll have digital projection, plush seating and the standard amenities.
Read more in the Sacramento Bee.
November 11, 2011
Sundance Cinemas widening its reach
HOUSTON, TX — As reported in April Sundance Cinemas is taking over the former Angelika. The official site lists the Grand Opening as November 23rd. The theatre will sport new amenities such as reserved seating.
WEST HOLLYWOOD, CA — And that's not the only theatre being refurbished and reopened by Sundance. The Los Angeles Times reported last week that the Laemmle Sunset 5 will close at the end of this month and reopen under the Sundance banner next year.
November 8, 2011
New theater opens in Ozark
OZARK, MO — A new theater is coming to the Ozarks with the opening of the B&B Ozark Friday. Features include leather seats, digital projection and the largest theater having a 53 foot screen.
Read more in Ozarks First.
November 7, 2011
Movie theater at Opry Mills to reopen week of Nov. 18
NASHVILLE, TN — Heavily damaged in the flood last year, the Regal Opry Mills 20 & IMAX is reopening next week. There will be charity events in the days leading up to the opening of this anchor tenant of the mall.
Read the full story in the Tennessean.
October 31, 2011
Theater reopens in Willows
WILLOWS, CA — Andy's Theater reopened the other week to much fanfare. The community has banded together and put loads of hours to bring it back and it'll still take a major effort to keep it open. They're on the right track though.
Read more in the Willows Journal.
October 18, 2011
Short North theater to make 'Follies' into fortune
COLUMBUS, OH — The Garden Theatre reopened its doors the other week with a run of 'Follies'. Staging the production is one of the first steps in raising money to restore the theatre for future engagements.
Read the full story in the Lantern.
(Thanks to Keith, Anne Evans, and Columbus Underground for providing the photo.)


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Tag Archives: movie producer
It takes a whole lot of people to make a movie happen. It takes a whole lot of (non-Hollywood) stars to align to make it great. The task list is never-ending when it comes to making a movie get off the ground, and even more work to make it a hit. Movie producer Richard Iott should know, he was Executive Producer on many successful movies including "Insight" which he co-produced with GC Pix as well as "Happily After," "Separation Anxiety," and "Glass City" which he collaborated with Glass City Films. As founder of Braeburn Entertainment, producer Rich Iott knows that in order for a movie to be successful, it has to be marketable. "If you want to make it big in the movie industry, you have to convince other people to finance it, if not, you might find out it's not such a good idea after all," says Rich.
A movie involves various locations, actors, costumes, music and so many other things. But one of the key ingredients of making a movie is passion. Without it, the hard work can't really be justified and it makes it harder for the team to keep going. Making a movie takes long hours on a day-to-day basis, which can equal months or even years before it appears on the silver screen. Without passion which leads to motivation, it's practically impossible to make it happen. Passion is required from the movie producer, the movie director, the actors and other people that are supporting the endeavor. "Making a movie is truly a team effort. Every person relies on another individual. The actors can't do their job if the writers don't do their part. The director can't implement his vision if the actors don't do their job and so on," says Executive Producer Rich Iott. "It is the ultimate team sport."
Great acting, of course, is another crucial part of making a great movie. Great acting means the audience can't really see or feel that the actor on screen is actually performing. The "act" feels real, allowing the audience to believe the dialogue, monologue, story and reactions of other characters involved. "For a little while, the audience forgets that what they're seeing on the screen is a story for the sake of entertainment. If the acting is great, to the audience, everything that's happening is real," says founder of Braeburn Entertainment. Think of Heath Ledger in the "Dark Night" and his portrayal of madness. He truly epitomized "being crazy." He did not "act crazy", he just was. Great actors are truly invested in their roles, sometimes having to learn and acquire new skills to really play the character. This includes performing their own stunts (to the dismay of the insurance companies), learning new skills or even a new language or accent. There are 'players' and there are 'actors'. Think John Wayne versus Johnny Depp. They were/are both extremely good at what they do; but what they do is totally different.


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2009-10 Statistics:
SU Record: 76% (28-9)
ATS Record: 42% (15-21)
Over (Total): 46% (15-18-1)
Points Scored: 71.8 PPG
Points Allowed: 63.8 PPG
Scoring Margin: 8.0 PPG
The Spartans may have to wait a little this season before its experienced backcourt reaches its maximum potential. That's because top point guard Kalin Lucas (14.8 PPG, 4.0 APG, 45.3 FG%) will likely not be at 100 percent when the season begins, still recovering from the torn Achilles tendon he suffered in last March's second-round tournament victory over Maryland. Befitting the mentality of Tom Izzo's teams, Durrrell Summers (11.3 PPG, 4.7 RPG) picked it up when Lucas went down. Summers started drilling the three-pointer with much greater efficiency (17-of-34 from beyond the arc over five games) as the Spartans got deeper into the tournament. Izzo hopes to keep Summers focused on a nightly basis. Basketball odds.
Junior Korie Lucious saved Michigan State's season in the game Lucas was injured, drilling the three-pointer at the buzzer to beat Maryland, and keeping the Spartans on the road to the Final Four. With senior Chris Allen kicked off the team, Lucious should have many more opportunities to contribute clutch performances. Senior Mike Kebler and junior Austin Thornton will provide depth which could be more important than usual depending on the status of Lucas.
If the success of a football team begins in the trenches, the success of an Izzo basketball team begins in the frontcourt, where the banging takes place. Having dropped a few pounds in the offseason, Draymond Green (9.9 PPG, 7.7 RPG, 3.0 APG) will be a lean mean Spartan machine in the paint. Last season Green was one of the best bench players in the nation. This year he may be the team's best all-around player, with room for his game to grow. Delvon Roe (6.4 PPG, 5.0 RPG) started 30 games last year and hopes to put up bigger numbers with a move to his more natural power-forward position. Sophomores Derrick Nix and Garrick Sherman, along with freshman Adreian Payne, will battle for minutes at center. If one had to guess, whomever is most willing to sacrifice his body for that one extra rebound will likely earn the minutes, as well as the admiration of Izzo. Basketball spreads.
No basketball program in America is characterized more by its football persona than Michigan State. Looking back at the signature win of its 2010 tournament run might explain why. Michigan State lost its best player to injury as an upstart Maryland team tenaciously fought back. Before they had time to panic, Durrell Summers responded with his best tournament performance ever, and Korie Lucious' buzzer-beating three-pointer saved the day. No excuses, just responses. When a teammate goes down, another one steps in and steps up. That's the Izzo way. Its earned the program six trips to the Final Four in the past 12 years, with a seventh berth very possible. The Spartans will need to see Lucas regain his First Team All-Big Ten form, as well as keep Durrell Summers hungry on a nightly basis. The experienced, physical frontline will need to continue its development. If Green and Roe can dominate the glass and help State repeat its league-leading performance in rebound margin (+8.6 RPG), the Spartans D should shine. Do those things, and remind Tom Izzo when March arrives, and it should be first down and goal to go for a third straight trip to the Final Four.
The Spartans were the second-best shooting team in the Big Ten (47.1 FG%) but ranked 11th in the league in free throws (68.5%). On its home floor, State was 15-2 SU but only 5-11 ATS. As a favorite, Sparty was 23-5 straight up, but 11-17 ATS. They were 14-4 SU vs. non-conference opponents, but 6-11 ATS. Basketball lines.
Sportsbook.com Odds to Win NCAA Championship: 20-to-1


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text: I try to keep the content tech related around here but some times an event triggers a fond memory in your past and you feel the need to write about it. In January 2010, I was in the Air Force and had the opportunity to get up earlier in the morning than normal to get on a bus and drive over to Welcome, North Carolina. For those of you that are not familiar with NASCAR, Welcome, NC is the home of Richard Childress Racing. Richard Childress Racing (RCR) at that point in time had an affiliation with a group on Pope Air Force Base and Fort Bragg to bring active duty military members over, give them a tour of the museum and workshops, treat them to lunch, and meet some of the staff at RCR.


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Project Manager - London (City)
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- Closes
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- Sector
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A specialist Project Management division within one of the most well know Global Real Estate Consultancies are currently looking to add an additional person to their team. They require a Project Manager to assist with an interesting and varied client base managing the masterplaning and planning process from inception to planning consent and in some instances on site delivery.
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DV football boosters to meet May 6
The Desert Vista High School Boosters will be conducting a meeting for parents and coaches at 6 p.m. Thursday, May 6 in the small gymnasium at the school.
Parents of all returning players and all incoming freshmen should plan to attend. Important events and dates for summer workouts and camps will be discussed. Fees for players will be collected at the meeting.
On Saturday, May 8 the Desert Vista Athletic office will have an open house for sports physicals. Physicians and training staff will be on site from 8 a.m. to noon to conduct physicals for all athletes for the 2010–2011 school year. A fee of $30 will be collected for the physical exam.
The Desert Vista Football Boosters "Golf-A-Thon" will be Saturday, May 22 at Club West, 16400 S. 14th Ave. This is a fundraising event to support the DV football program. Visit www.dvhsfootball.com for more information.
A monthly booster meeting schedule and contact information can be found on the same Web site.
Soccer club tryouts
The Ahwatukee Foothills Soccer Club will have tryouts for the 2010-11 season through May 22 at Pecos Park, 17010 S. 48th St.
The club will be fielding competitive teams ranging from under 7 through under-18.
Tryout times, dates and online registration and information are on the organization's Web site, http://www.afscsoccer.com.
Additional information is available through Art Busha, (623) 692-4906, or Becky Salazar, (480) 734-7946 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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TMG-L ArchivesArchiver > TMG > 2004-06 > 1086454656
From: Richard Cleaveland <>
Subject: RE: [TMG] Irregular dates - repair?
Date: Sat, 05 Jun 2004 12:57:36 -0400
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Thanks - I'm using your technique - now down from 500+ to 230 or so still
to go. Right (mouse) arm is getting tired <g>. Will have to learn to use
the left hand for the mouse.
At 08:57 PM 6/5/2004 +1000, Shelley French wrote:
>I had (still have!) a similar problem that I wrote to the list about a week
>or so ago. In my case any date I imported from "Generations" which had a
>question mark in front of it came in as an irregular date, and was all
>switched around. The sort dates in these cases were also irregular.
>I tried using the utility and was able to make all my irregular dates look
>right, but the sort dates were still wrong. With no suggestion of an easy
>way to go about it, I reimported my data and have started making my way
>through entry by entry.
>I'm getting through the corrections pretty quickly now using the following
>- Use the filter in project explorer to generate a list of people for whom
>the date in "Any event" is irregular.
>- Create a focus group of these people (by right clicking in the filtered
>Project Explorer window).
>- Remember to unfilter the project explorer before you close out of it,
>because it seem to want to filter in the background with every change, even
>if it's closed!
>- Then just make your way from the top to the bottom of the focus group (you
>can just double click names to change the focus), removing each person from
>the list as you go or in batches as you get them done.
>Only 435 people left to go! Then the real importation clean up begins.
>I hope that's some help for you.
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Richard Cleaveland [mailto:]
>Sent: Saturday, 5 June 2004 12:31 PM
>Subject: [TMG] Irregular dates - repair?
>Back in the dark ages when I was using UFT I didn't like the sentences that
>were produced when only the year or the month and year were known. For
>example, the output was of the style "....was born in Canterbury, Windham,
>So what I did was use "free dates" and, in this case, entered "during 1799".
>Of course now in TMG these are "irregular" dates and need not be since TMG
>nicely will say "in 1799" with the bare year which satisfies my desires.
>But I have a *zillion* of these irregular dates.
>I'm aware that John's utility can be used to eliminate the "during" but I
>seem to recall that he pointed out a while back that just removing the
>"during" with his program does not change the date from irregular to
>(presumably) "regular."
>Other than going through each of the dates and fixing them by hand, is
>there another solution?
>Or perhaps someone can suggest a better "by-hand" process. What I've
>started doing is using the master event list sorted by date (so that these
>irregular dates will all sort to the top) then clicking on the edit button,
>changing the date, and saving. The problem then is that the master event
>list immediately re-sorts and then positions itself at the event that was
>just changed, which is far away from where the next irregular-dated event
>is. Much clicking to get to the next one.
>Well, while thinking and writing the above, I tried just sorting the MEL by
>event and then eyball-searching for those with irregular dates, and that
>works a lot better, avoiding the re-sort.
>Some might ask why I should bother if the irregular date prints out ok.
>Readers may recall an earlier post where a possible error came up as the
>result of an irregular date being used for an event. I'd like to avoid
>this sort of thing. And date-oriented searches will get better results if
>irregular dates are avoided.
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Denture problems
Ill-fitting dentures can move and cause sore spots. Denture adhesive may help cut down on this movement. Dental implants may be recommended in some cases. They should only be placed by a oral surgeon or periodontist.
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Other denture tips:
- Scrub dentures with plain soap and lukewarm water after eating.
- Dentures should be taken out overnight to prevent sores, infections, and inflammation.
- Dentures can be left overnight in a denture cleaner.
- Clean, rest, and massage the gums regularly. Rinsing daily with lukewarm salt water will help clean your gums.
- Do not use toothpicks when wearing dentures.
For gum problems see: Gingivitis
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Trend Spotting: Cute Guys in Bow Ties (PHOTOS)
This trend has got the stars all tied up!
From Justin Bieber to Nick Jonas and Darren Criss, the classic bow tie is making a comeback in Hollywood! Usually reserved for black tie affairs, many of these celebs are making this formal accessory a regular fashion staple.
Celebuzz has a recent roundup of cute guys in bow ties! And, we've tapped our Style Expert and designer to the stars, Marco Marco (who's designed for Britney Spears, Katy Perry, Fergie, Ke$ha, Leona Lewis to name a few), to weigh in on this hot new trend.
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Welcome to release 69 of itslearning. The main highlights of this release are:
For users of new itslearning, we have added two onboarding features:
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How long must I dawdle for the gluten to bring out of my body?
I just discovered that I'm allergic to gluten. I just started cutting it out of my diet almost 100%. But I be just wondering, how long does it take gluten to get out of one's system? Like how long do I enjoy to wait for my moods to improve and my lethargy to walk go away and my weird stomach pains to end?
First of adjectives, attempt to cut out all gluten -- not just almost 100%. Are you allergic to gluten or have you be diagnosed as having celiac disease which is an intolerance to it.
Anyway, back to the question. The gluten will be out of your system inwardly a few days to a week but you have to get it all out of your diet. Now as far as when you will surface better. That varies from person to person. Probably the stomach pains will start going away first, next the lethargy will lift and the moods will improve. Some things you can do to comfort yourself heal is to take a good multivitamin (gluten free should be on the sign -- I get mine at costco) The vitamin will help replenish what your body has be missing because of the damage to your intestine. Also an Omega complex capsules would help within the same way.
So hopefully within a few months you should be reaction much better.
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"Oblivion" is the Frankenstein of science-fiction movies.
Stitched together from spare bits of other, often better films - "2001: A Space Odyssey," "Mad Max," "Silent Running," "WALL-E," "Moon," "Solaris," "Total Recall," "The Matrix" and "Prometheus," just to name a few - it stumbles awkwardly in story and plot, shuffling toward the predictable explosions and fireballs of the final act. Yet, despite all that, "Oblivion" is surprisingly well-acted and so beautiful to look at that what at first seems like a cinematic monster is actually a handsomely compelling creation.
That's a little hard to believe considering that director/co-writer Joseph Kosinski's only previous feature is the dreadful "TRON: Legacy," or that star Tom Cruise, who's in virtually every scene, is at his Cruise-iest here - running, jumping, flexing, showering, inspiring envy from every other 50-year-old man on the planet. But somehow "Oblivion" transcends what could have been fatal flaws.
In the near future, Earth has been nearly destroyed by a battle with mineral-hungry aliens called "scavs" (short for "scavengers"). The humans won, but the planet is toast, so most of what's left of humanity has been transported to a terraformed Titan, one of Saturn's moons.
Jack (Cruise), Victoria (Andrea Riseborough) and a small army of flying drones are left behind as a cleanup crew, hunting down any remaining scavs and generally keeping an eye on things. Everything is hunky-dory - Victoria is excitedly counting the days until they, too, can move to Titan - until Cruise stumbles across a group of ragtag humans living underground, led by the wise and able Beech (Morgan Freeman). They upend Jack's perfect world, telling him that the official history he has been told all this time is a lie.
If the subsequent twists and turns sometimes verge on the ridiculous, viewers can take refuge in the film's sheer epic scope. Shot in Iceland with cinematography by Claudio Miranda (who won an Oscar for "Life of Pi"), "Oblivion" paints a world of gorgeous desolation. The pulsing yet soaring electronic score by French indie-dance act M83vand composer Joseph Trapanese adds to the sense of breathtaking sweep.
Kosinski, working from a script based on a graphic novel he co-authored, manages the near-impossible: He somewhat humanizes Cruise over the course of the 126-minute running time. But it's Riseborough, playing a woman in love with Jack who also feels him slipping away as he falls farther down the rabbit hole of truth, who gives the sleek "Oblivion" a sense of soul.
On the down side, Freeman, Olga Kurylenko as a Jack love interest and especially "Game of Thrones'" Nikolaj Coster-Waldau (so great in 2011's "Headhunters") as Beech's right-hand man are criminally underused.
By the end, audiences may grow weary of things going boom. But there's one final twist that brings things back to Earth, literally. This Frankenstein may not have as many brains as Kosinski might imagine, but it definitely has a heart.
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IWANUMA, MIYAGI PREF. – The city of Iwanuma on Sunday held a groundbreaking ceremony in the Tamaura Nishi district as it prepared to move coastal residents inland to protect them from tsunami.
The city, which sits just south of Sendai, became the first municipality in the three-prefecture area that took the brunt of last year's March 11 tsunami to launch a mass relocation project, the Reconstruction Agency said.
Iwanuma will relocate 348 homes to the 20-hectare Tamaura Nishi district and build 156 public housing units there, hoping to make them available in April 2014. The cost of the project is estimated at ¥10.8 billion.
At the ceremony, Iwanuma Mayor Tsuneaki Iguchi said the city wants to become a model for other tsunami-damaged municipalities hoping to move.
The groundbreaking offers hope to all the other disaster-hit areas, Reconstruction Minister Tatsuo Hirano said.
In the three worst-hit prefectures — Fukushima, Miyagi and Iwate — 24 municipalities have budgeted money for plans to relocate 245 coastal districts, but only plans for 53 districts in 14 municipalities had won state approval as of July, the agency said.


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Kiernan Shipka was 6 when Mad Men began. She tells Rhys Blakely about spending half her childhood in the 1960s
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Kiernan Shipka had appeared in adverts while still a baby in Chicago, and at an age when most of us are stretched by finger-painting she was "super interested" in drama. Eventually she struck a deal with her parents — who are in real estate and "not interested at all, really" in showbusiness.
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The Teacher of the Year program is sponsored by the Arizona Educational Foundation (AEF), a statewide organization that promotes and rewards the exceptional efforts being made in Arizona's public schools today.
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Toya Wright Arrested Release Statement "It's True... I'm Devestated"
Reality Star and Entrepreneur Toya Wright, who HATES being called "Lil Wayne's Baby Momma" was arrested in College Park, Georgia earlier this week. Toya was initially pulled over for speeding, when the cop noticed Toya had a warrant out for her arrest. Toya is not a criminal, the tickets were for failure to appear at a recent court date. The same night Wright was taken to a nearby police station and booked until the next morning on a $290 bond. Mind you all of this happened on her husband's birthday, that has to suck! While behind bars, Toya says the way the other inmates were treated was so bad, that she wants to become an advocate for better treatment of prisoners. Toya posted a statement on Instagram:
Wow!!! It's true I was jailed due to a old ticket that I thought I had taken care of but it was not. I try my best to take care of that sort of thing quickly but some how the ticket slipped through the cracks. I spent a day in jail and I must say that this experience was one of the most devastating of my life. I wouldn't wish jail time for my worse enemy. Everyone that gets locked up isn't a danger to the community. Many people that are in jail are just like me for a ticket that was either forgotten or thought to be taken care of. But the way most are treated is inhumane. I never thought in a million years that the kind of things I've witnessed went on. The situation was so bad that I don't even want to leave out the house. After my ordeal I am seriously contemplating being an advocate of better treatment for prisoners. Please believe I'm working on my lightening up my lead foot and if I do mess up and get another ticket, that day it will be taken care of.
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After being transported from one jail to another for a freaking traffic ticket. I met some cool and helpful cops at College park Jail. Thank you guys for being so sweet and helpful to me……What a way to celebrate my hubby's bday.
Again this was all on her husband Memphits' birthday, who I am sure is more than understanding of this altercation. Toya posted a super sweet message on her Instagram before the drama:
"Happy Birthday to a person that is not only my husband, but my best friend too….to the best husband in the world. I feel so blessed to have found true love in your arms. I feel so proud to call you my husband. May you be blessed with all that you have ever dreamt of today and always. I love you @billiondollarboybizz#mysag #love #TheWrights"
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2134: Ramos was dancing a jig of delight on the touchline even before the fourth goal went in - now he is walking across the pitch to the Sevilla, head in hands, savouring the moment.
McClaren stood alone waiting for his disconslate players to trudge towards him before finally going to join them in the centre-circle.
He could not bring Boro European glory with his final act before leaving for the England job but he still deserves praise for getting them this far in the first place.
2132: FULL-TIME Middlesbrough 0-4 Sevilla A hugely disappointing end to a thrilling Uefa Cup run for Boro as Sevilla start to celebrate winning the first major European trophy in their history.
Steve McClaren can only reflect on what might have been as he ends his time as Middlesbrough manager.
2130: GOAL Middlesbrough 0-4 Sevilla This is becoming a bit harsh on Boro now as Enzo Maresca, going for his hat-trick, has his shot saved by Mark Schwarzer only for Fredi Kanoute to slam it into the back of the net.
2129: With less than five minutes to go the Sevilla fans have begun their celebrations - and they are likely to last a while.
You could say former West Brom midfielder Enzo Maresca's third goal killed Boro off - but they looked as though they had given up once they went 2-0 down.
McClaren has reappeared but his only aim now must be prevent a complete rout, rather than rouse a comeback - Boro have recovered from 3-0 down before this season but they have run out of time and ideas on this occasion.
2126: Steve McClaren allows Lee Cattermole a taste of a European final as he replaces Mark Viduka.
Before play restarts Antonio Puerta replaces Adriano Correia for Sevilla.
2125: GOAL Middlesbrough 0-3 Sevilla That really is it now as Enzo Maresca drills in his second goal with a low shot from the edge of the area after Jesus Navas' right-wing cross is headed out of the box.
Maresca is booked for removing his shirt in celebration.
2124: A first booking for Boro as Fabio Rochemback is booked for a foul on Fredi Kanoute.
2123: High, wide and horrible is the way to describe Pep Marti's free-kick from 25 yards out which ends up in the crowd.
2121: Sevilla defender Julien Escude collects his side's second yellow card.
2120: Not much attention has been paid to the Sevilla dugout this evening but their second goal brought a mass exodus from everybody in there to join the celebrations - apart from Ramos.
He barely moved and is still stood in his technical area impassively surveying the game - McClaren is nowhere to be seen now - he probably needs a sitdown after all that.
Some Boro fans are leaving the ground - have they not been paying attention during their run to the final?
2119: GOAL Middlesbrough 0-2 Sevilla It looks all over for Boro now as Sevilla suddenly break out and double their lead.
Jesus Navas advances into the right-hand side of the area and squares for Fredi Kanoute. His shot is blocked by Mark Schwarzer but falls for former West Brom player Enzo Maresca to sweep home.
2119: Boro are being forced back by Sevilla as they pass the ball around just inside the Sevilla half before the only remaining defender Chris Riggott hoists it out of play.
2117: The referee waves away Boro claims for a penalty as Mark Viduka goes down under the challenge of Javi Navarro. Steve McClaren holds the back of his head with his hands in disbelief.
McClaren is waving his troops forward again - but with four strikers already up there, he should really be concentrating on finding a way of feeding them the ball.
Boro's shout for a penalty brings a deafening roar - of desperation perhaps?
- from the Boro fans and everyone on the bench.
McClaren has his hands in his pockets though, only removing them to signal for a long diagonal ball to be played towards Maccarone's head - surely he has more up his sleeve than that.
2116: Another chance goes begging as Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink finds Mark Viduka 20 yards out but his low shot skids past the far post.
2116: There are just 15 minutes left now for Boro to rescue their European dream.
They have come a long way to end at the final hurdle - and with only one clear cut chance - for Viduka - to show for their efforts so far, it appears McClaren will end his Boro tenure with a whimper rather than a bang.
The Boro fans know time is running out - they are chanting for two more Sevilla goals so they can begin one of their famous comebacks.
2114: The masked Mark Schwarzer has to be alert as he dives to turn away a goalbound shot from full-back Daniel Alves.
2113: Sevilla make their second change with goalscorer Luis Fabiano being replaced by Brazilian compatriot Renato. They switch their formation to leave Fredi Kanoute as the lone striker.
2112: Fredi Kanoute squanders a chance for Sevilla as his shot drifts harmlessly into his side's fans behind the goal.
2111: Boro may be making a different substitution to the one they planned as Franck Queudrue is forced off by injury to allow this season's top scorer Yakubu on.
That makes four Boro strikers on the pitch now, as many as England are taking to the World Cup finals.
2111: Boro have lost the impetus they had immediately after the interval and the Sevilla fans are sensing their team are again taking this game by the scruff of the neck.
McClaren is certainly nervous now, hand to his mouth, and he can't decide whether to bring Yakubu on or not - four times he has had the chance, with the striker stripped and ready and each time he has told the fourth official not to bother.
2110: No, it's not as Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink's expertly-floated free-kick goes agonisingly just over the bar.
2109: Fabio Rochemback is brought down by David outside the area - is this the moment for the equaliser?
2108: It is set to be all-out attack for Middlesbrough again, as in the previous two rounds, with Yakubu warming up.
2106: Steve McClaren sits down for the first time all match - he has spent most of the game standing at the edge of his technical area. His assistant Steve Harrison is up in the stands making notes.
2106: The ball is bobbing around the Sevilla area once again but George Boateng's shot is blocked by the falling Javi Navarro.
2102: Boro have dominated the opening stages of the second half but Sevilla find time to launch an attack with Jesus Navas speeding down the right but his cross is rapidly cleared by Gareth Southgate.
2100: Massimo Maccarone comes close to making another impact on this competition as he fires the ball in from the right wing and Andres Palop has to push it over his bar.
2058: McClaren is up and about too - taking his notes out of one pocket and immediately putting them in the other.
Maybe that is a secret code to tell his players to pour forward, or possibly just nervous fidgeting, but he has got the message across somehow and Boro are going for it.
2058: Is this the slice of luck Boro need? Stewart Downing hoists the ball into the Sevilla area and Daniel Alves slices his clearance to concede an unnecessary corner.
However once again they fail to take advantage and the ball is cleared.
2055: This is more like it - the Boro fans have something to shout about at last.
They're on their feet too, after warming their seats for most of the first half.
2053: The game's first yellow card goes to defender Daniel Alves for a foul on Stewart Downing on the left wing.
2052: A great chance for Boro to level as Chris Riggott heads on to Mark Viduka eight yards out but his half-volley is well blocked by keeper Andres Palop.
The ball goes straight up the other end and Jesus Navas outpaces Gareth Southgate before firing just wide.
2051: A flowing break from Sevilla almost sees them double their lead. Pep Marti races half the length of the field before feeding Adriano Correia and his curling shot from just outside the area is not too far away from the far post.
2049: Maccarone has pushed forward and David is now having to stay deep to track him.
2047: The second half gets under way.
2046: Steve McClaren acts on Chris Bevan's advice and makes the change with Massimo Maccarone coming on for James Morrison.
Cometh the hour, cometh the man? Maccarone has done it before for Boro remember but the Sevilla defence is being superbly marshalled by Escude and looks a tough nut to crack.
Former Tottenham striker Fredi Kanoute is Sevilla's replacement - with Javier Saviola making way.
HALF-TIME VERDICT by BBC Sport's Chris Bevan in the stadium: The half-time whistle is a welcome one for Boro. Steve McClaren will have to earn his corn now if they are to turn this one around.
There seems little cohesion in their play and the whole midfield is often being byapssed. Boro don't need a miracle yet but super sub Massimo Maccarone is on the bench again if they do.
However they need their manager to act now to reverse the flow of this game.
2031: HALF-TIME Middlesbrough 0-1 Sevilla A disappointing first half ends with Boro trailing to Luis Fabiano's goal and needing to up their game to turn things round in the second half.
2030: The Boro fans are trying to encourage their team but they have had little to cheer about so far. Like Hasselbaink they want their players to get forward but they need to get the ball first.
2030: Boro hit back and from a left-wing corner by Stewart Downing, the ball ricochets off James Morrison on the edge of the area and loops over the bar.
2028: Another right-wing free-kick by Pep Marti, this time much closer to the goalline, and Fabio Rochemback needs to put it out for a corner.
From the flag-kick, Mark Viduka miscues as he tries to clear but luckily the ball flies to safety.
2027: Pep Marti floats a right-wing free-kick into the Middlesbrough area but Julien Escude can only plants a header well wide of the near post.
2027: Hasselbaink is at it again - imploring James Morrison to close down Sevilla left-back David, without success. It is a frustrating night so far for the Dutchman, like Viduka he has been reduced to chasing hopeful long-balls and is not being given a sniff by Julien Escude.
2026: George Boateng puts in a crunching tackle on Pep Marti in the centre circle but German referee Herbert Fandel considers that a free-kick is sufficient punishment.
2022: McClaren is on the move again - briefly venturing outside his technical area, and now managing to applaud his players while carrying a hefty stack of notes.
Impressive stuff - now all he needs to do is work out how to get his side going - they are clearly second best so far..
2021: Steve McClaren goes back inside his dugout - maybe to ask his sports psychologist Bill Beswick what his next move should be.
2020: Boro try to build down the left but Fabio Rochemback's ball towards the penalty area fails to find a colleague.
2019: Stewart Downing swings in another corner from the right. It is better than his first but is headed away from the six-yard box by the Sevilla defence.
2017: Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink shows signs of frustration as Sevilla are again allowed to build from the back. Boro seem to be almost inviting Sevilla on to them and the wingers seem to be instructed not to go past half-way once Sevilla have the ball.
This is allowing the Spaniards to march forwards, much to Hasselbaink's annoyance, and it was this tactic that led to the goal.
2015: The Sevilla fans are still up on their feet after their goal - the whole top section of their end is literally jumping - waving scarves, banners, flags and anything they can get their hands on.
The Boro supporters are understandably more subdued, but then again they have to wait until they are 3-0 down before their team starts playing don't they?
2014: Sevilla have their tails up at the moment and Adriano Correia advances on the Boro area before unleashing a fierce shot from 20 yards which flies just over.
2011: GOAL Middlesbrough 0-1 Sevilla Disaster for Boro as Luis Fabiano gets in ahead of Chris Riggott to head Daniel Alves' right-wing cross into the far corner of the net and put Sevilla ahead.
2010: Sevilla's attacking ploy of playing the ball short to Saviola with Luis Fabiano spinning off him is bearing fruit (oranges?) so far - but Boro are getting nowhere launching high balls up to Mark Viduka. McClaren needs to use his side's width if they are to break down the Spaniards.
2010: Gareth Southgate tries to get James Morrison away on the right but the pass is overhit and rolls out for a goal-kick.
2006: The Boro fans have been subdued for a while but with Downing seeing more and more of the ball on the left they have rediscovered their earlier volume.
For someone who was not supposed to be able to defend, Alves is doing a good job of keeping the England man quiet though.
2005: The Sevilla fans shout "handball" as Javier Saviola's shot from the edge of the area hits Gareth Southgate's hand inside the area but there was no question of intent and the referee correctly waves play on.
2003: Maybe we spoke too soon. McClaren is on the edge of the technical area now, waving his players forward, if only to get at least one of them in the Sevilla half.
Who said he was too negative to be in charge of the national team?
2001: So far the most animated that the next England manager has got is to take a swig from a bottle of water. No fist-pumping yet but maybe he doesn't want to annoy Sven-Goran Eriksson who is watching in the crowd.
2000: Stewart Downing and a Sevilla defender appear to clash briefly off the ball but the officials do not spot the incident and play continues.
1959: Boro win their first corner of the game but Stewart Downing's flag-kick is easily headed clear by Pep Marti.
1959: Steve McClaren is on his feet at last, leaning on the side of his dugout and shrugging his shoulders as a Boro attack breaks down.
1957: Much was made before the game of Stewart Downing's battle with Daniel Alves on the left, with the Sevilla man supposedly a weak link defensively. He is certainly giving Downing plenty of space on that flank but so far Boro cannot find a way to bring their wideman into the game.
1953: Chris Riggott is the hero for Boro a minute later as he and Mark Schwarzer combine to force Luis Fabiano's effort out for another corner which also comes to nothing.
1952: Danger for Boro as Sevilla's David escapes down the left and Chris Riggott has to slide in to divert his centre out for a corner from inside his own six-yard box.
1951: The noise inside the ground is still deafening with the opposing fans trying their hardest to drown each other out. Boro are singing their hearts out while Sevilla are whistling or cheering, depending on whether they are in possession or not.
No sign of Steve McClaren in his technical area yet but Ramos is up and occasionally strolling around - although mostly standing with his arms crossed looking non-plussed.
1950: Fabio Rochemback takes the set-piece and his fierce goalbound drive has to be pushed away by keeper Andres Palop.
1949: Middlesbrough win a free-kick 25 yards from goal as captain Javi Navarro clumsily climbs all over Mark Viduka.
1947: Sevilla's Brazilian right-back Alves Daniel has the game's first effort with his shot from 20 yards fizzing past the Middlesbrough post.
1945: Sevilla get the game under way.
1944: A mass of photographers capture Steve McClaren making his way into the Boro dugout as he prepares for his last game in charge.
The Sevilla coach Juan de la Cruz Ramos is strangely ignored!
1943: The ground is alive with noise and colour as the players file out on to the pitch accompanied by local schoolchildren, while those puzzling acrobats somersault out of the arena behind them.
1941: The Sevilla fans unveil three huge banners proclaiming "Somos Grandes" while the Boro fans match them by passing a massive 'Boro' flag around their end of the ground.
1937: Hans is the Uefa Cup ambassador!
The ballloons have just been released into the sky to the sound of cannon fire and there are now acrobats tumbling over the pitch - hopefully the players won't be imitating them later.
1935: Former PSV and Nottingham Forest keeper Hans van Breukelen brings the Uefa Cup out on to the pitch and parades it around the ground, as the players prepare to come out.
Hundreds of children follow him carrying orange and white balloons to greet the teams.
1930: With 15 minutes to go until kick-off, the stadium is almost full. Both club's anthems are played to take the atmosphere in the ground to a new level.
Boro's tune is a fist-pumping affair while Sevilla have a more traditional Spanish number - but both have the same effect on their respective supporters.
1920: The stadium is split in a sea of red and white with both sets of players out on the pitch now warming up. Boro keeper Mark Schwarzer is not looking affected by his mask, throwing himself around his area and collecting crosses confidently.
1911: The Middlesbrough team is read out to a raptuous reception, although the Boro end is still not even half full. The fans that are here have just been treated to a re-run of their route to the final - with every goal greeted as though it had just gone in.
1900 BST: Sevilla's fans are making a deafening noise inside the Philips Stadion in Eindhoven as the Middlesbrough contingent steadily make their way into the ground.
Team news:
Middlesbrough keeper Mark Schwarzer starts in his first game since fracturing his cheekbone while Mark Viduka and Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink get the nod in attack.
Schwarzer is set to play in a protective mask while Hasselbaink, along with influential captain and centre-back Gareth Southgate, has shaken off a hamstring injury to make the starting XI.
Sevilla have Javier Saviola and Luis Fabiano spearheading their strikeforce with former West Ham and Tottenham forward Fredi Kanoute on the bench.
Middlesbrough: Schwarzer, Parnaby, Riggott, Southgate, Queudrue, Boateng, Morrison, Rochemback, Downing, Viduka, Hasselbaink.
Sevilla: Palop, Daniel, Navarro, Escude, David, Navas, Marti, Maresca, Correia, Fabiano, Saviola.
Referee: H Fandel (Germany)


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The Palestinian leadership needs to know `when to step aside` and make way for younger leaders, Hanan Ashrawi, the noted Palestinian legislator and rights advocate, has said in an interview with journalists and students in Doha.
`We need the young. People my age should know how to step aside and how to provide a system of support and solidarity for the new leaders,` Ashrawi told Al Jazeera on Tuesday.
Although Mahmoud Abbas, the Palestinian president, himself 73, recently threatened to call a general election if Egyptian-brokered talks between the Fatah and Hamas factions fail to move forward, it seems unlikely that young Palestinians will get their chance in politics any time soon.
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`We have a disastrous situation of a leadership that doesn`t know the meaning of a graceful exit,` Ashrawi said.
Ashrawi, who has served as an elected member of the Palestinian Legislative Council, affirmed she would refuse to stand in any up-coming election.
`I`ve decided I`m not running. What you can count on me doing is supporting young women, young leaders - the new generation - to run for office,` she said.
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While Hamas and Fatah have their youth wings, analysts say that young Palestinians are much less likely to be affiliated with a political party. Some reports say that about 60 per cent of young Palestinians are not affiliated with any political faction.
Palestinian youth may be involved in `political activities`, when such things are defined as throwing stones at Israeli forces in the occupied territories, but many young Palestinians feel that they are marginalised from the actual political process.
`Political parties are not taking advice or listening to young people in Palestine,` Hindi Mesleh, a 26-year-old film student and activist, said.
Mesleh has been involved in several `actions` against Israel`s separation barrier, which carves into Palestinian territory in the West Bank.
`There are young people with the parties, I have friends in Hamas and Fatah, but they`re not supporting everything that they`re doing ... I can tell you a huge part of Palestinian youth refused to take part in the civil war [which led to the Hamas takeover of Gaza in June 2007] - that was only something started by the big politicians,` he told Al Jazeera.
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A growing number of initiatives have emerged in the West Bank to try to promote young people`s participation in politics, but they are based mainly in the cities and progress has been slow.
The 70-years old President Abbas has threatened to call a general election [AFP]
`It`s progressing at a slow rate, but it is progressing,` Nahed Natsheh, a project manager with the Bader Youth Council, an initiative set up in Ramallah in 2006 to empower Palestinian youth, told Al Jazeera.
`We`re trying to provide them with skills and information, but also we`re trying to motivate them ... Young people are often not given a chance. They`re not trusted and they`re not involved.`
If Abbas was to call a general election next year, an opinion poll by An-Najah University in Nablus, has suggested that Fatah would win.
But poll results are never completely accurate. Opinion polls prior to the 2006 elections, which Hamas won, also put Fatah ahead.
The question is what kind of role the faction leaders will allow Palestinian youth to play in the process.
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There are 25.5 million pets in Canada, and we're spending more on them than ever before. These stories explore how the animals among us are shaping us all.
Some time in the hour before sunrise, as the first birds prepare their predawn songs, my orange cat Toby rises from his nighttime position between my legs and walks up to the head of the bed. He flops down and starts purring, loudly enough that I wake up and rub his fur with the half-awake hope that he and I will both go back to sleep.
That never happens, no matter how contented and people-pleasing he sounds at 4:22 a.m. If I begin to doze off, he gently and methodically paws my face. Usually he'll prod my dormant eyelid with the brilliant cat understanding that an opened eye eventually leads to an upright human and an unlocked front door.
But sometimes he'll press his delicate paws on my lips as well, near the scar he inflicted on his first night with my family a decade ago, when we didn't yet understand each other's ways – by suppressing my breath, he makes it clear that his diurnal rhythms take priority over my all-too-human lethargy.
Sometimes I wish he was one of those submissive animals who recognizes his lowly place in the antiquated schemes of creation. It would keep him out of the male-dominance scraps that have cost us thousands of dollars in vet bills (all too willingly paid).
But most of the time, I feel the daily privilege of knowing him as a dependable friend, a teacher of evolutionary strategy, a killer of mice (and the occasional bird), the ultimate processor of external stimuli, a master of mind control, the de facto ruler of the street, at least in his opinion, and of course a cat god. Feel free to call me crazy. But in the conflicted and distracted world I inhabit, Toby is the ultimate arbiter of sanity.
It's often said that the key to our odd love of other animals begins with the basic human longing to nurture: They need us. But it's just as important to recognize the changing balance of this relationship: More than ever before, we need them.
Filling the void?
"Pet" certainly seems like an outdated word.
Dogs have been domesticated for roughly 30,000 years, and cats for around 10,000, but only recently has power shifted in their favour. The creatures who were once our labourers and our servants, those hangers-on who guarded flocks or rid settlements of vermin in exchange for human protection and rarely saw the inside of a house or the warmth of a smile, now share and shape our lives.
I don't remember many pets from my grandparents' generation, certainly not the doted-upon darlings we surround ourselves with today. There were the timid barn cats who lived self-sufficient lives beyond human attention or the affable farm dog who chased groundhogs for pleasure and was allowed to warm himself by the stove at the end of the workday. But the limits were clear.
Now, the number of pets have risen above 25.5 million in Canada, and our animals have become one of us – human equivalents to be talked to and fussed over, family members who are loved in life and mourned in death. Their elevated status and new-found styles of behaviour would astonish our harder-hearted ancestors.
Just don't dare to suggest that all this fawning over our pets is ultimately a form of narcissism, an attention-getting device where we lavish inappropriate feelings on creatures who are designed by evolution and breeding to throw it right back us – even as we diminish the status of other intelligent animals who minister to our carnivorous needs.
We are, after all, part of an unparalleled moment in domestic-animal history, as demographics shift in parallel with societal norms to support a new kind of pet-owner relationship. In a sluggish economy, households shrink in size, and mobile families have naturally grown more disconnected – who are you likely to feel closer to, a sister on the other side of the country that you glimpse once a year at best (or worst), or the dog who is always there when you are?Report Typo/Error
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A Fragment Of Simonides - Poem by Henry James Pye
Danaë, with her infant Son Perseus, was exposed in a Vessel to the fury of the waves, by order of her Father Acrisius.
As on the well-fram'd Vessel's side
Impetuous pours the stormy tide,
Aloud the furious whirlwinds sound,
And foaming surges break around,
Danaë, while tears her cheek bedew,
Her Arm around her Infant threw,
And, 'ah!' she cried, 'what weight of woe
'This wretched breast is doom'd to know,
'Yet calm my helpless babe you lie,
'And balmy slumber seals your eye,
'Hush'd in this drear abode you sleep
'Amid the horrors of the deep,
'Now by the moon reveal'd to sight,
'Now wrapp'd in shades of gloomy night,
'Nor heed the howling waves that spread
'Tremendous o'er your shelter'd head.
'In your warm robe you lie reclin'd
'Regardless of the raging wind.
'If all these fears to you were fear
'My words would pierce your infant ear;
'But still may Sleep's oblivious hand
'O'er you extend it's influence bland,
'And O! may Slumber's placid reign
'Lull the rude tempest of the main,
'Bid the dread scene of terror cease,
'And give my tortur'd bosom peace.'
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Word is that some action is coming to Stewartville.
The buzz is that a new store is opening soon.
And on the other side of ledger, a bar is expected to close at the end of the month.
I'll have some detail on the store at least on my column Thursday.
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Heard about the bar closing. Guess the owner wouldn't fix it up and he wanted to much for the renter to buy it. Costello's is the bar in case anyone is wondering.
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Compositions of Gordon Ring
Band/Wind Ensemble
Beethoven - Piano Concerto No. 2: Rondo - Allegro Molto (with solo piano)
Boccalari - Il Bersagliere
Brahms - Allegro Giocoso from Symphony No. 4
Holst - Christmas Day (with chorus)
Mendelssohn - There Shall A Star Come Out of Jacob (with optional chorus)
L.Mozart, Haydn, or Angerer - Cassation "Toy Symphony" (woodwind choir and toys)
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Mahler - Liebst du um Schönheit (with baritone)
Mozart - Alleluja (with soprano)
Mozart - "Hai già vinta la causa! ...Vedrò, mentr' io sospiro" from Marriage of Figaro (with baritone)
Rossini - Fac ut portem (with mezzo soprano)
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The Community Service award was presented for the first time in 2013, and recognizes a club's charitable and philanthropic contributions to their community.
Through the first 12 years of their history, the Legends contributed a total of more than $11 million to hundreds of charitable organizations in central and eastern Kentucky. The Legends Community Organization of the Night program puts a charitable organization in the spotlight at every home game, and numerous special events and fund-raisers are held at Whitaker Bank Ballpark throughout the year.
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Shirley Weber's first bill for the 2014 session, CTA-co-sponsored AB 1444, would make kindergarten mandatory for all youngsters. Education has always been important to Weber, a daughter of sharecroppers from Hope, Arkansas. She taught at CSU Los Angeles and Los Angeles City College, and at age 23 became one of San Diego State University's youngest professors.
Weber was elected in November 2012 to represent California's 79th Assembly District, which includes Chula Vista, La Mesa, Lemon Grove, National City and San Diego.
What did you do before become a lawmaker?
For over 40 years I was a faculty member and chair of the Department of Africana Studies at San Diego State University. My parents instilled in me the value of education. By 26, I had obtained a bachelor's, master's and Ph.D. and only owed about $1,250 — something almost unheard of today. When my two children were in the San Diego Unified School District, I ran for the school board, where I served two terms, including a stint as school board president.
What led you to run for office?
I had a conversation with [Assembly Speaker-elect] Toni Atkins, who reminded me that the number of women in the Legislature was declining, and she urged me to run. I knew there were some things in education policy, in workforce development, and in the lives of my students I wouldn't be able to affect unless policy changed at the state level.
Who was the teacher who had the greatest impact on you?
All of my teachers had a deep and abiding commitment to the kids in the low-income housing projects because they understood what our challenges were, including race and poverty. When I got to eighth grade, I had an English teacher, Mrs. Williams, who discovered that we had not been adequately prepared for eighth-grade English. She was determined that we were going to be prepared for the ninth grade, so we worked extremely hard that year. She knew we could do it, and we did.
What steps should the Legislature take to help schools succeed? Any advice for teachers?
We've taken a big step by restoring some local control of funding. But we need to remain vigilant that the funds set aside specifically to help the neediest students — English learners, low-income students and those in foster care — are spent as intended.
We also need to make early childhood education an actual priority and invest in it. CTA co-sponsored legislation that I am authoring jointly with the Assembly Education chair, Joan Buchanan, which would make kindergarten mandatory for every child in California. This would ensure that even if children are not able to participate in preschool or other early childhood programs, they would at least have the preparation that kindergarten provides before starting elementary school.
What are your hopes or goals for public education?
I see education as an instrument for social mobility. For K-12, that means making sure not only that we have high expectations and support our talented and dedicated teachers, but that there are resources directed to students who need extra help to mitigate effects of poverty, cultural or language barriers, or a chaotic home life on their academic progress.
And we need to ensure college graduates are not saddled with so much student loan debt that it impedes their social mobility. I believe we need to return to a commitment to affordable and accessible quality higher education for every Californian who wants to attend.
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I am reflecting here in a series of posts on how "I changed my mind" about Calvinism and adopted a more Ariminian view of whether or not the Christian can throw away redemption. This journey took through the book of Hebrews, where I suggested we can find four elements to each Warning Passage. Today I [Read More…]