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4 April 2003
The weekly Screen
Dear Readers
You will find quite a few items related to the Iraq war in this newsletter. The conditions of war are such that it tests journalists' abilities to remain independent in their reporting. Those journalists "embedded" with the US and UK military are obviously only given the news and pictures that these two military forces will allow the public to know about. Likewise there are journalist based with the Iraq forces. Are these journalists taking part in a form of censorship and possibly even propaganda? On the other hand, it is highly dangerous and near impossible for any journalist to act independently and literally to be caught between the fire of the warring parties.
However, news agencies such as Reuters have journalists working independently in multimedia teams and not attached to a military unit. They have been specially trained for war conditions and have specialist equipment and emergency kits. They also have a range of technology to help them communicate, including GPS receivers to help them identify their location and summon assistance, satellite phones and laptop computers loaded with specialist software with which to edit stories. All this technology has made it possible for us to watch war from the comfort of a sitting-room couch.
The irony is that this continual factual bombardment of war pictures and reporting, does not necessarily involve viewers in the misery of war but carries the danger of desensitising us.
Your devoted editor
Angela van Schalkwyk
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· SABC3 Brief
· M-Net youth programme brief
· ICASA face-to-fac with stakeholders
· SABC3's new programme line-up
· Mbalo on International Emmy board
· Life after Quickies
· Summit loses Manas
· Rapid Blue wins awards for educational programme
· Second series of Sanlam Money Game
· SABC Africa goes continental
· Reuters strives for independent Iraq coverage
· All's fair in love and war
· MIPTV report back
· Feature version of Sarah Baartman
· Short film for tanzanite fans
· Polanski's Oscar speech
· Rap star on screen
· At the back of the bus
· Loeries juding underway
· Ball play inspires Nike
· Call for entries
· Top international speakers for Screen Africa Conference
· MediaTech Africa exhibiton showcase for new products
· Reporters use 50s handheld mics to cover Iraq war
· Argentine sports network selects GlobeCast
· Venfin to become e.tv shareholder
· Irish are top movie watchers
· NTVA Western Cape 2003 training initiative
· M-Net awards recognise film and television students
· Easter West African Drum Workshop
· The Autumn Season of Soirees
· Friends of Lawrence Ginsberg
SABC 3 is looking for a producer to do the Mass Choir Festival which will be a one off event taking place on 14 September 2003.
The brief can be accessed on the SABC 3 website: www.sabc3.com.
Closing date is 8 May 2003.
Pay-TV station, M-Net proposes to launch a Daily Youth Update slot, on the new DSTV Teen Channel. The brief requests a programme slot with an exciting, cutting-edge, daily "what's on, what's new, what's worth talking about, what's happening content".
This programme is intended to expand the brand outside of South Africa, to other African states that fall within the DSTV footprint.
The current working title for this slot is: Viciousdelicious.
The closing date for submissions is still to be advised. Full details of the brief can be found on www.screenafrica.com.< /p>
The annual budget of the Independent Communications Authority of South Africa (ICSA) is to see an increase of R12-million. This was revealed in Johannesburg at a ICASA Stakeholder Forum held recently. ICASA also announced a new Chief Financial Officer, Tracy McDonald.
A large gathering of top level representatives from the broadcasting and telecommunications industries listened to ICASA Chairperson Mandla Langa present a reportback on ICASA's activities over the last year and outline plans for the future.
Regarding ICASA's Broadcasting Division, the Authority is hoping to conclude the issue of Sports Broadcasting Rights "within the next month or two".
Further, the Authority intends to publish a Position Paper on Ownership and Control of Commercial Broadcasting Services later this year, which will include recommendations to Parliament on amendments to the law, where necessary.
Said Langa: "The promulgation of the Broadcasting Amendment Act on 7 March 2003 has started the clock ticking for several key regulatory processes involving the SABC. This Act ensures that ICASA will have proper regulatory oversight over the Corporation and its licensees. "
For full report see www.screenafrica.com p>
If not, you will lose out on our April news about who's who in the bid to build the new Hollywood-style studio in Cape Town.
Hannelie Bekker, SABC3 Head of Programmes revealed that SABC3 has optioned the rights to produce a South African version of the overseas game show format, The Weakest Link. She also hinted at the Press briefing that it was not likely that SABC3 would renew its licence with 24-hour news channel, CNN. This has since happened and the BBC will be the only international news channel on SABC3.
As from April, the whole of access and early prime time on SABC3 will become stripped. This move is, according to Bekker, due to the fact that "television is habit-forming and viewers' habits have changed. Most people's moves in early prime time are regimented".
For full details of new programmes and changes see www.screenafrica.com p>
5. Significant growth for SABC2
Audiences in SABC2's Afrikaans adult LSM 7-10 market have shown a growth of 10% during the past year. The channel's popular Afrikaans soapie, 7de Laan, has demonstrated consistent growth and is boasting a 75% audience share in the 18h30 to 17h00 time slot (weekdays).
Channel Head Thandi Ramathesele said that as far as Sotho adult audiences (LSM 5-8) are concerned, SABC2 has consistently commanded 25% of this target audience during the past year. "This means that one in every four of Sotho adults in this LSM bracket watch SABC2 during the 20h30 – 22h00 time slot."
Ramathesele also announced that Stokvel, a new sitcom from Roberta Durrant (producer of Madam & Eve, Khululekha, SOS and Big Okes), will shortly be making its debut on SABC2.
For full details of SABC2 changes and new programmes see www.screenafrica.com p>
6. Mbalo on International Emmy board
CEO of the National Film and Video Foundation
(NFVF) Eddie Mbalo has been elected an Associate Director of the International
Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, New York.
Another South African Associate Director is Debbie Thwaites, formerly of the Sasani Group. Together they will be co-ordinating the judging process on behalf of the International Emmy Awards.
As South Africa has been selected to host the judging of the Emmy Awards for Africa and Asia and on realisation that the closing date for these awards was 1 April 2003, the NFVF has renegotiated for the entry date to be extended to 11 April 2003.
The NFVF urges its South African colleagues in the industry to submit entries at the Emmys website: www.emmys.tv (look under "Emmy Awards" and "Calendar" to find the rules and procedures as well as the entry forms).
7. Life after Quickies
Following the screening on SABC3 of the Quickies series of locally produced one-minute films, the Quickies company has been inundated with inquiries from talent scouts looking for directors for international ads. Additionally, some contestants have received jobs as a direct result of Quickies.
One of the top three finalists, Alex Yazbek (a regular columnist in Screen Africa), will be directing the second season of SABC1's educational drama, Gaz'lam. Quickies runner-up, Brendan Pollecutt, has been pitched by NAM Films to direct a feature film, whilst Brendon Poole, who made it to the final six, will be directing a British commercial.
Four contestants were also invited to showcase their Quickies at the recent Berlin Biennale, where they attended a weeklong master class in filmmaking under the tuition of esteemed directors such as Wim Wenders and Spike Lee.
Thirteen-year old contestant Quanele Makhopa directed one of the scenes for the music video of kwaito star Zola's hit song, Feleba.
Overall Quickies winner Johnny Barbuzano will now make a 10-minute, 35mm movie worth R500 000 as his prize. Pollecutt won a Sony DSR PD150 camera.
"I believe we are the most successful film development programme in the country at present," says Quickies producer and initiator, Marguerite Albrecht. "It's clear that we've helped to boost the local film industry. We have made huge inroads, and that with very little money and sponsorships."
Albrecht is currently organising Quickies 3.
Finally when we got used to business news presented on the Summit channel in a deep base tone by Leanne Manas, she moves on. She has been lured away from Summit to head up Business Beat on SABC 3.
"You see him here, you seem him there, you see him everywhere" - we are of course referring to Jeremy Maggs who is also said to be signed up to present a marketing/media insert on Business Beat.
A co-production between Johannesburg production house Rapid Blue and TVE and Siguy in London has been awarded a Certificate of Merit at the Chicago International Television Awards for one of its programmes in the educational documentary series Wide Angle. Children of Rio, a portrait of ten children from around the world, was produced to coincide with the World Summit on Sustainable Development held in Johannesburg last year. The Wide Angle series produced by WNET/Thirteen out of New York was judged the top educational documentary series at the Chicago Awards.
The second series of Sanlam Money Game will go on air on Wednesday, 4 June. There are a number of changes. This time round the winner takes all, contestants compete directly against each other in set challenges, and anyone can enter as contestants do not require business experience.
The basic premise is to make as much money as possible from R30 000 in 3 days remains the same.
It has a new time slot, new look and has been re-designed to test competitors to the limit.
The SABC Africa channel on DStv is to be relaunched as a revamped, more informative and entertaining continental channel as from 1 April 2003.
The new-look SABC Africa channel will replace the Africa2Africa and the old SABC Africa, whose content and programmes will be merged into the revamped channel.
MultiChoice Africa and the SABC have worked closely in the past months to plan the relaunch of SABC Africa on the DStv bouquet.
12. Reuters strives for independent Iraq coverage
Reuters has over 70 reporters, photographers and TV
crews and around 30 of these are "embedded" with the US or UK
military and are reporting factually what they see and hear on the frontline.
The remaining journalists, just over 40 people, are "unilateral"
working independently in multimedia teams and not attached to a military unit.
Reuters deliberately decided to have a mixture of embedded and unilateral
journalists in order to ensure a comprehensive, unbiased and balanced view of
the conflict.
Staff deployed to Iraq are highly experienced professionals, most with extensive experience of reporting from combat locations and all trained and prepared for work in hostile environments. Their nationalities include Poles, Serbs, Russians, Dutch, Greek, Lebanese, Iranians, Jordanians and Palestinians, South Africans as well as British and Americans.
Television news is provided through its core, World News Service, with delivery systems made up of six dedicated satellite transponders. The public can access scripting information and shot-lists on http://rtv/rtrlondon.co.uk
Raw footage of the war in Iraq, can be viewed on http://www.reuters.com. The video archive is managed and distributed by ITN Archive. The archive consists of over 250 000 hours of global footage, dating back to 1896. The public can search the archive for detailed shotlisted items on the free online database - see www.itnarchive.com
See www.screenafrica.com for full details about how Reuters is covering the Iraq war.
The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) yesterday protested against the restrictions introduced by the US Central Command in Doha, Qatar on newsgathering in Southern Iraq.
"US Central Command policy is now actively restricting independent newsgathering from Southern Iraq," EBU Secretary General Jean Stock said in a statement. "Reporters and camera crews who put their lives at risk have been detained by American and British troops and returned to Kuwait."
Stock said that this treatment appeared to be aimed in particular at organisations from countries which had chosen not to participate in the American-led coalition. "As a result journalists are now exposed to a much greater risk and the coalition policy targets the quality of their reporting," he commented.
The EBU welcomed the initial decision by US Central Command to allow journalists to "embed" with military units, and saw that move as an important contribution to newsgathering about the conflict. On the other hand, the EBU noted that this allowed only a small number of European broadcasters to report directly on the conflict. Others had to report from the sidelines, mainly from Kuwait City.
These broadcasters were therefore limited to either relying on third party news sources or to sending their crews as so-called "unilaterals" into Iraq. Those unilaterals were now being turned away by British and American troops and forcibly returned to Kuwait, Stock explained. As a result camera crews had to work almost clandestinely and faced a much higher risk in the area.
The 40th edition of MIPTV 2003, the premier global television programming market held in Cannes, France (24 – 28 March), attracted over 9,000 delegates and registered an increase in exhibitors of 3.49%.
However, the attendance figures show a dip of 11% from the 2002 attendance figure of 10 200. Some 2 705 companies from 89 countries and 2,336 buyers attended MIPTV.
"Amid an uneasy global economic and political environment, the feedback that we've had from our clients has been positive," said René Peres, Reed MIDEM's TV Division Director. "This was a market about quality time and quality business relationships."
MIPTV 2003 showed that formats are still high on broadcasters' agendas and the genre has now entered a new phase of growth, culminating in cross-genre concepts that incorporate other non-format production elements taken from drama, sitcom or factual entertainment.
The ultimate format extravaganza came in the form of Eurobest, the grande European finale of Endemol's Star Academy which was hosted during MIPTV 2003 and broadcast live by TF1. Special performances featured included the legendary Tom Jones, Mariah Carey and Atomic Kitten, who graced the Grand Auditorium stage in the Palais des Festivals.
MIPTV's satellite market, MIPDOC (22 – 23 March) attracted a wealth of innovative and high-quality programming with current affairs (1,790 screenings) and history/ancient civilizations (1,332 screenings) riding high as the most popular themes.
The story of Sarah Baartman, the Khoi-San woman who was taken to Europe in 1810 and displayed as a curiosity under the name "Hottentot's Venus", is to be brought to the big screen by South African director Zola Maseko and producer Shan Moodley.
Maseko's documentaries, The Life and Times of Sarah Baartman (made in 1998) and The Return of Sarah Baartman (2003) have reportedly generated substantial media interest in Europe, the US and South Africa.
The Khoi-San people are South Africa's indigenous first nation beings whose habitat is rapidly being eroded. One of the filmmakers' key aims is to bring global attention to this tragedy with the making of the feature film. Sarah Baartman's story is tragic in itself, having been the victim of indignity, humiliation and exploitation, due to her protruding buttocks and unusual genitals.
Shan Moodly is making a return to producing after having been chairperson of the National Film & Video Foundation (NFVF) for the last four years. He is looking to raise finance for the film in Europe and South Africa.
In a bid to boost awareness and increase sales of the world's rarest precious stone – the tanzanite - mining and marketing company Afgem briefed experiential communications company VWV to conceptualise and create a short film that would appeal to the emotions and desires of the tanzanite target market.
The audience for the film is largely elite local consumers and foreign tourists and is hosted by licensed discerning jewelers. Tanzanites are only found at the base of Mount Kilamanjaro.
Segment one of the film was shot in Tanzania, on and around the Afgem Mine, approximately 40km from Kilimanjaro. Local MAASAI villagers were used in the shoot. The second segment, which required a great deal of art direction and careful design to give it a distinctive international flavour, was filmed in central Johannesburg, as well as surrounding areas such as Parkview, Forest Town and Parkhurst. Unusual editing and grading techniques were used in post production.
Winner of this year's Academy Award for Best Director, Roman Polanski (The Pianist), has released the following statement:
"I am deeply moved to be rewarded for the work which relates to the events so close to my own life, the events that led me to comprehend that art can transform pain. I believe this still holds true today. My most heartfelt thanks to the members of the Academy for this wonderful award."
Polanski did not attend the Oscar ceremony in Hollywood because he is still up on statutory rape charges in the US. Polanski fled the United States in 1978 after pleading guilty to having sex with a 13-year-old girl. He faces a long prison term if he returns.
The Pianist is the harrowing, true story of Wladyslaw Szpilman, a gifted classical pianist born to a wealthy Jewish family, who lived through the Nazi occupation of Warsaw.
Paris-born Polanski returned to Poland with his parents two years before the breakout of World War II. His parents (his father was Jewish and his mother half-Jewish) were sent to a concentration camp, but not before they helped their son to escape. Polanski spent the war years wandering through occupied Poland, alternately being helped by Catholic families and being victimised by German soldiers. His mother died in the camp but her husband survived the holocaust.
American Adrien Brody who plays the lead role of The Pianist, won the Oscar for Best Actor. The Pianist also won the Best Adapted Screenplay award for South African-born playwright, Ronald Harwood.
Viewers of the film will have noticed how all the horrific events are portrayed in a totally unemotional and realistic way. Polanski once made the following comment about filmmaking: "You have to show violence the way it is. If you don't show it realistically, then that's immoral and harmful. If you don't upset people, then that's obscenity."
18. Rap star on screen
Cult rap star Eminem has gone straight to the top of the South African box office with his screen debut, 8 Mile, starring Kim Basinger. Interesting to note that the film was directed by Curtis Hanson who did the slick, 'film noir' movie, LA Confidential. In its first week of release 8 Mile amassed R3 987 188. In second place is Catch Me If You Can, followed by Jungle Book 2, Two Weeks Notice and the dubious sounding, The Hot Chick. Real-life holocaust film, The Pianist took R475 836 in its first week which is quite impressive considering that it is hardly mainstream box office fare.
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Then you've spent your whole working life waiting for the new DOGSTAR
Awards. Presented in association with Screen Africa, this is the first
annual award in South Africa to recognise your unique contributions, long
hours and thankless tasks that help make South Africa a great
commercials-making nation.
"These awards are just what the industry needs right now," says Linda
Notelovitz, Producer for Suburban Films.
Award categories include: Made for South Africa (work
produced for the South
African market by a South African production company);
and Made by South
Africa (work produced for an international market by a South African
production company, and/or using South African skills).
* Best camera movement * Best lighting design * Best original music
* Best original sound design * Best on camera special effects *
Best stunt * Best creative direction for editing * Best digital
artwork * Best animation * Best art director * Best wardrobe *
Best make-up * Best young director *
The awards ceremony itself will take place on
Saturday, 23 August in Cape Town, and
the deadline for entries is 30 June 2003.
For all the rules and regulations, click on the DOGSTAR Awards logo on
www.screenafrica.com. For further information please contact Julie Coghlan
or Beth Tindall of Gecko Productions, on (021) 448-6989, or email
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To entice a potential 17,5 million bus commuters to go to the cinema to see Catch me if you Can, starring Leonardo Dicaprio and Tom Hanks, film distributors United International Pictures (UIP) purchased the back windows of 35 ComutaNet buses plying popular routes nationally.
The applicated image shows both actors with the launch date clearly indicated. The agency Freshamedia negotiated the four-week campaign.
Lynn Trickett of leading London-based design house Trickett & Webb Ltd was in Johannesburg recently to head up the judging panel for the Promotional Marketing and Design categories of this year's Loerie Awards.
Trickett is one of two international chairmen for Loeries 2003 along with Robert Campbell of Rainey Kelly Campbell Roalfe (Y&R) London.
Considered South Africa's most prestigious annual awards for the advertising industry, the Loeries were established in 1978 to encourage creative advertising. Loeries 2003 will take place on 6 and 7 June at Sun City.
What did Trickett think of the South African entries? See www.screenafrica.com.< /p>
Nike's new campaign, Got Moves, is inspired by the skill of everyday ball players. The campaign celebrates sport as a vehicle for self-expression which can be seen in the players moves, attitude and energy.
To embody the ultimate player, Nike have created Stickman Masterson who will step into the streets of South Africa and challenge street players.
The South African youth will have the opportunity to show if they've "got moves", in a series of freestyle face-offs that will be held at shopping centres countrywide.
Stickman Masterson will show his coolest moves on an
interactive chat screen and challenge the spectators to elevate their game and
express their own creativity through sport.
The Revelation Perth International Film Festival to be held from 19 to 29 June has called for festival entries. According to Festival Director and event founder Richard Sowada, the festival has developed from literally an underground event in the basement backroom of a Perth Jazz club in 1998 to one of Austalia's most highly regarded and acclaimed film events.
Entries close on Friday, 18 April 2003.
Entry forms available for download: http://www.revelationfilmfest.org/entries
Print Quality Downloadable stills: http://www.revelationfilmfest.org/media
(MediaTech Africa Exhibition, Sandton Convention Centre, 10 – 12 June 2003)
Top international speakers have been secured for the Screen Africa Talent & Technology Conference which will run at the Sandton Convention Centre on 10 and 11 June 2003. The conference, organised with the close co-operation of the Southern African Digital Broadcast Association (SADIBA), will present a full day session on Wednesday, 11 June which will examine the new opportunities available through digital television and radio.
To provide expert opinions on the current state of digital broadcast, SADIBA has secured top international speakers Stuart Prebble, former Chief Executive of ITV Digital; Jeff Astle, Head of Strategy & Development at Digital One in the UK; and Roger Johannson, Manager Digital Radio at Factum Electronics in Sweden.
In addition a high level breakfast briefing will be hosted by SADIBA in association with Screen Africa at the Sandton Convention Centre on Tuesday, 10 June. This session will be pitched at media investors, broadcast shareholders, broadcast industry board members, senior government delegates, Members of Parliament as well as senior management in broadcasting, network provision and telecommunications. Prebble and Astle will be amongst the speakers who will speak at the breakfast.
For full details about the conference and breakfast which will run alongside the MediaTech Africa Exhibition contact Ellen Oosthuizen on Tel: 011 884-3162, Cell: 083 268 6868 or email email@example.com. The full conference programme will be available shortly on the Screen Africa website www.screenafrica.com. Early Bird bookings will qualify for a discount on registration fees.
A host of
exciting new products and technologies for the media, entertainment and
communications industries will be showcased at the MediaTech Africa exhibition
to take place at the Sandton Convention Centre from 10 to 12 June 2003.
The organisers of the event, South Africa RAI announced that among the close on 80 companies exhibiting will be Bosch Security Systems, Soundfusion, Tuerk Technologies, Electrosonic SA, Skytronic, Panasonic, Sony, Spescom and EMS Africa.
High Definition (HD) video technology will be featured by amongst others Panasonic and Electrosonic SA.
Electrosonic SA will showcase a new, High Definition
(HD) video server,
from Electrosonic UK.
Among others, the company will launch a digital video processor from
Crestron, which is capable of showing four simultaneous image windows on a
single display.
Integrus, the world's first Digital Language Distribution System offering up
to 32 languages, from Bosch Security Systems, will also make its debut at
MediaTech Africa.
Half of the entire EMS Africa stand will be taken up by the highly successful range of Bose Professional loudspeakers.
For more details about MediaTech Africa exhibitors and products visit www.rai.co.za/mediatech. The April issue of Screen Africa also carries news about the exhibition.
With the wind whipping sand in their face, helicopters whirring overhead and a variety of all-consuming noises of war surrounding them, reporters in Iraq have been forced to improvise when it comes to being heard. They are using a handheld mic developed by BBC engineers in the 50s.
It's officially called the Coles 4104 Commentator's Ribbon Microphone, but commentators like ABC's Ted Koppel have referred to it on-air as "the lip mic." The microphone's odd design covers the reporter's mouth while talking, causing some very weird pictures to reach home viewers. It's called the "lip mic" because its metal positioning bar crosses the upper lip.
The lip mic captures intelligible speech in areas of high background noise, places such as battlefields or in airborne helicopters.
For more information visit www.wesdooley.com.
America's third largest direct-to-home television provider GlobeCast has announced that TyC Sports (Argentina's leading all-sports network) has selected GlobeCast WorldTV on Telstar 5 for direct-to-home distribution of TyC Sports USA.
subscription-based service targets Spanish-speaking viewers across North
America. Created in 1994, TyC Sports (a 50/50 joint venture by El Grupo Clarin
and El Grupo Torneos y Competencias) is a 24-hour Spanish-language all-sports
network covering world sports with a focus on Fútbol Argentino (Argentine
GlobeCast's WorldTV platform on Telstar 5 is dedicated exclusively to delivering international and specialty programming across North America. GlobeCast WorldTV broadcasts over 65 television and radio channels from Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Asia, and Latin America.
The Independent Communications Authority of South Africa (ICASA) has approved the conversion into equity of the loans made by investment holding company Venfin to Midi TV, parent company of free-to-air broadcaster e.tv.
As per ICASA's ruling, Venfin can acquire a 29,5% stake of Sabido Investments (Midi TV's controlling company). Venfin can increase this stake, subject to ICASA's approval. However, the majority of shares of Midi and Sabido must continue to be held by black economic empowerment entities.
Meanwhile, ICASA has rejected Midi TV's request to increase its hourly advertising limit from 12 to 14 minutes.
28. Irish are top movie watchers
Of all the countries within the European Union, Ireland rates as tops in movie watching. The Irish go to the cinema three times more often thatn the Finns and the Greeks according to new statistics that show box office receipts rising across the EU from 2000 to 2002.
What do people in the 15 EU member countries watch? Mostly Hollywood films.
The figures compiled by the Luxembourg-based EU statistical agency Eurosat reveal that moviegoing in 2001 rose 10.2% from the previous year to 928 million admissions. Box office revenue grew by 12.9% to Euro5 billion in 2001.
Figures for 2002 are not yet available but provisional figures indicate an additional 1% increase 938 million admissions.
The NTVA Western Cape's Annual Training Initiative for 2003 involves the making of an ambitious, exciting, 26 minute short film that will be shot on 35mm and will enjoy its premiere during the Sithengi 2003 market in November.
Reflecting the culture and people of the Western Cape, the project encourages film and video making in South Africa and kindles the spirit of independent filmmaking.
The initiative offers unique training opportunities for student and aspirant filmmakers who have limited financial resources.
For more information see www.screenafrica.com b>
Pay-TV channel, M-Net, will be rewarding film and television students at the third EDiT (Emerging Dynamics in Television) Awards ceremony to be held in Johannesburg on 3 April 2003.
EDiT is one of a number of M-Net projects conceived to spearhead the creation of production opportunities for emerging talent. As a major player in the African broadcasting arena, M-Net recognises the critical imperative to invest in the development of hard skills of promising filmmaking talent.
In total, four major awards and three merit awards will be presented to students. Prizes will be awarded in the following major categories: Best Project, Best Director, Best Screenplay and Best Technical Contribution. The merit awards will go to Best Performance, Best Dramatised Inserts and Best Editing.
EDiT, a learner-based initiative, was conceived to provide students with the opportunity to produce a short format television programme. M-Net awards R25 000 towards the production of each of the ten selected projects.
For the names of the ten finalists for this year's entries from tertiary institutions see www.screenafrica.com.< /p>
31. Easter West African Drum Workshop
Marimba House in Rustler's Valley in the Maluti Mountain Foothills of Lesotho is the venue for intensive drumming workshops. These workshops will be led by experienced and acclaimed Ghanian drummer, Nicholas Kotei Djanie, more popularly known as 'Africa' from Ghana's Suade Cultural Troupe. There is space for only 30 participants for the workshops which take place from 18 – 21 April.
For more info about the course, accommodation and cost email email@example.com or visit http://www.marimbanet.org.za
32. The
Autumn Season of Soirées
Des and Dawn Lindberg's rambling Victorian mansion, Longnor House celebrates its 100th birthday in 2003.
In the 35 years they have live there, Des and Dawn have hosted over 500 Soirées on Sunday nights featuring more than 2000 artists from every field of the Arts.
During April, May and June 2003, Des and Dawn will host their Autumn Season of Special Centenary Soirées.
The Soirée Line Up includes:
A Sneak preview of "The Vagina Monologues"
by Eve Ensler. With Rachel Tambo, Lesego Motsepe, Zuraida Jardine and Dawn
Lindberg (Sunday, 20 April)
- Tessa Ziegler - Highlights of The Classical Guitar (Sunday, 27 April)
- Elzabé Zietsman in "Kaalgestroop" Directed by Deon Opperman (Sunday, 4 May)
- Movies Greatest Music. (From Casablanca to Moulin Rouge) With Charl Van Heyningen, Lisa Melman and AJ Van Der Merwe. Written by Alan Swerdlow and Russel Savadier. Directed by Fiona Ramsay (Sunday, 11 May)
33. Friends of Lawrence Ginsberg
For nigh on 35 years Lawrence Ginsberg has made South Africa laugh. He has always been the centre of any function - you only had to follow the laughter to find him. He is also known for his generosity - you only have to ask Lawrence for a loan, and it's yours ! - to his own detriment.
Sadly, over the last 3 years, Lawrence has suffered severe health problems, starting with a triple bypass, which exceeded his allowance with Discovery Health, and was followed by a recovery period when he could not work. This was followed this year by more heart surgery which set him back even further. To add to this he had a nervous collapse aggravated by his diabetes,
where his sugar levels had not stabilized. He has recently been hospitalized for two weeks on sleep therapy to stabilize his sugar levels.
All of this has resulted in a chronic financial situation for Lawrence. His telephone has been cut off , lights and water are about to be disconnected, Discovery Health are about to cancel his membership, and his bond repayments are behind. Basically , Lawrence is penniless.
The friends of Lawrence Ginsberg are appealing to the entertainment industry, the movie industry, and all the clients and customers that Lawrence has entertained over the years, to please dig deep into their pockets and make a donation to a trust fund for Lawrence which has been set up. It will be managed by Adrian Parnell, Manager of Nedbank, Randburg.
Adrian has handled the estates of late magicians Andre Boje and Jimmy Ritchie. This trust fund will be used only for essentials, i.e. water and lights, bond repayments , medical aid and daily necessities, to tide this lovable performer over this troubled time in his life.
Your welcome donation can be made to:
Please do write your name and contact details on the deposit slip and fax it to (011) 453-7055 or email it to firstname.lastname@example.com. If you wish to remain anonymous, please still fax through the deposit slip for control reasons.
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Norwich HEART is a private, charitable trust that strategically plans, regenerates, manages and promotes Norwich and Norfolk's heritage and acts as a best practice model internationally for developing heritage as a social and economic regeneration vehicle.
HEART will be passing on activities to partners in December 2015.
HEART emerged from a perceived need to fill a gap in heritage management in the city since the management of resources was fragmented with no single vision of where heritage was, and should be, going.
There was a growing realisation of what an amazing collection of buildings, artefacts, people and stories there are in Norwich and how, if they were unified under one 'umbrella', they would have greater presence and a far stronger story to tell.
This would mean Norwich's assets could meet their full potential in improving the quality of life for local people and visitors, supporting the renaissance of the local economy, maximising the city's cultural attraction and providing a truly sustainable use of resources.
HEART run a diverse range of projects with the aim of engaging different audiences with local heritage, which include:
Winner of the 2014 European Union Prize for Cultural Heritage / Europa Nostra Award
The SHAPING 24 project was a pioneering, EU funded, €4.5M cultural heritage tourism initiative linking the iconic 'Norwich 12' buildings with 12 heritage sites in Ghent, Belgium, and was led by HEART. Following on from its predecessor, the HM Treasury funded Norwich 12 project, we estimated that the overall initiative has delivered £2M of direct investment in the city with a further £2M in matched funding and an overall economic impact of £8M over 6 years. These benefits range from job creation associated directly with the project, the generation of work for local suppliers (designers, web agencies, printers, electronics hardware suppliers) and the direct (expenditure in attractions) and indirect (expenditure on shops, restaurants, transport, hotels) expenditure flowing from additional visitors.
Heritage Open Days
In 2004, Norwich put on 12 events attracting 5000 visits for Heritage Open Days - the Europe-wide, 4 day, annual event which seeks to make normally closed or hidden heritage available, free, for public visits. HEART offered to take over co-ordination and promotion of the event locally in 2005 and, securing the national launch for the event in Norwich, we delivered 134 events attracting nearly 100,000 visits over 4 days. Regular impact surveys have shown a huge public appetite for the event and a constant complaint that 'there isn't enough'. By 2013 we'd exceeded 200 events across most of Norfolk and around 200,000 visits. Most significantly though we'd managed generate an economic impact of £807,000 over just 4 days in September. In 2015, the 4-day free festival attracted over 62,000 visitors to 247 events across Norwich and Norfolk, making it the biggest HODs outside of London, and ensuring that Norwich is in the top 1% for heritage activities and events in the country, according to the Heritage Index.
Colman's Mustard Shop & Museum
In 2009 the Anglo-Dutch conglomerate Unilever announced its intention to close the Colman's Mustard Shop & Museum in Norwich – the only one of its kind in the UK. After a public outcry, HEART stepped in and took the business over, ultimately transforming a business that was making major losses into a cost neutral operation which has contributed significantly to raising the profile of the area's industrial heritage. In 2014, we celebrated 200 years of Colman's in Norwich, with a series of special events that has included a My Colman's Antiques Day, Mustard Bake Off, a mustard tin makeover with City College Norwich, Colman's 200 Year Quiz, Norwich industry walking tours, recipe and photography competitions, and even a 'Mustard Club' murder mystery night! The shop/museum turns over around £300,000 annually, creating demand for local goods and services while augmenting the area's tourism offer by functioning as one of the most popular tourist attraction in the city. In 2015, HEART facilitated the Colman's Connections project - a Heritage Lottery Fund backed project where a group of volunteers researches dug into the archives to explore Colman's First World War history. The project culminated in a pop-up exhibition at the Forum (later shown at Museum of Norwich at The Bridewell) and the publication of the book Colman's Connections.
Norwich Dragon Festival
In 2009 HEART attempted an experimental initiative to engage people in heritage activity who might normally regard heritage as 'not for them'. The 'subversive' promotion of medieval heritage within the guise of a Dragon Festival was so popular that we had to repeat it in 2011. Dragons returned again to the streets of Norwich between 10-23 February 2014. The successful Norwich Dragon Festival 2014 - Warming Up Winter saw two weeks packed full of dragon-related activities and events linked to the symbology of the dragons in medieval heritage. Events spanned a wide range of interests from academic lectures on the iconography of dragons in Norse mythology and Beowulf to a fire breathing, animatronic dragon performing outside the Fourum and day long workshops for kids. Over 38,000 visitors enjoyed the festival, making over 99,000 visits to events, and 85% of them told us that, to their surprise, they'd leaned a lot about local heritage while having a good time. As critically though, during the deadest retail period of the year, the Festival brought people into the city and created a positive benefit of £805,000 for the local economy.
The Medieval Discovery
The story of medieval England told through the country's most complete medieval city and its historic region. The Medieval Discovery gathers the fascinating heritage of Norwich and Norfolk - the richest concentration of medieval English architecture, townscape, collections, archives and people's stories in the country - to interpret the creation of England in the Middle Ages. Just as York is synonymous with Vikings, Colchester with Romans, Ironbridge with the Industrial Revolution and Bath with the Regency, we'd like Norwich and Norfolk to become the place to start the discovery of Medieval England. The Medieval Discovery is an ongoing project with partners across the heritage, academic and commercial sectors, with cultural, educational and leisure strands furthering local economic development. You will be able to make your own Medieval Discovery through special events, learning, community engagement activities, improved physical access to sites, and digital access through new technologies.
Local Distinctiveness
As the Nobel Economist Robert Solow observed, places that fail to capitalise on their distinctive assets risk morphing into the globalised 'wallpaper' of chain burger bars and shops, ultimately becoming 'anywheres-ville' and sacrificing any attributes to distinguish them from the pack. Over the last 10 years we've worked with local businesses and people to fight against that trend by making cultural heritage part of distinctive, local offers. Working with the Lanes Traders and the City Council, we led a project between 2005 and 2007 which created the Norwich Lanes as a visitor destination. Deploying £500,000 of paving, landscaping, waymarking, art and heritage interpretation we helped to create an attraction that now rates as one of the key destinations for visitors in the area. At the conclusion of the project, the New Economic Foundation undertook an independent impact assessment finding that an investment of £500,000 was likely to create a value of £17M for the locally economy over a 10 year period. This work has led to HEART facilitating similar projects in Norwich (Cathedral Quarter) as well as other parts of the region (Thetford, Colchester).
HEART run many learning and education opportunities for all ages. We're putting together an exciting new Arts Award-based education programme for The Guildhall, covering all aspects of history, from its medieval origins through to its most recent history as a gaol and court in the 1980s. Our young person's history group, Heritage Heroes, explores the history of the city and The Guildhall building. We run education days including The Medieval Experience, Norwich Guildhall sleepovers, the mock trial of William Tuck, Mustard twilight sessions and much more.
Our education work extends well beyond young, school-age people however, and embraces an extensive range of activity with the University of East Anglia, internships for overseas students through the Erasmus Programme as well as work with language schools and a broad range of work with adults.
Learning and education at HEART
HEART continues to develop its partnership work with both the Norwich 12 partners (now including the Sainsbury Centre), and a wide range of local heritage bodies, as well as its consultancy role throughout the region. If your business or organisation is interested in collaborative partnership working with HEART, then please do get in touch via email@example.com.

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Our founders were overwhelmingly white, protestant men, but if you look at the current occupants of the 16 key positions in the country they set up they would hardly recognize the place. And they would be busting their buttons with pride.
If we take the President, Vice-President, Speaker and Minority Leader in the House, Majority and Minority Leaders in the Senate, the Supreme Court and throw in the Governor of our most populous state, only two of them are white, protestant men (the Senate's Mitch McConnell, who is Baptist and Harry Reid, who is Mormon). The 16 top spots now celebrate 2 African Americans, 3 Jews, 4 women and 11 Catholics. Pretty clever, those founders.
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Former New York State Comptroller H. Carl McCall has been tapped by Gov. Andrew Cuomo to serve as chairman of the SUNY board of trustees.
McCall, who has served on the SUNY board of trustees since 2007, is well known in New York government, having served three terms in the state Senate representing New York City. He was later elected to the state comptroller's office in 1993, a post he held until 2002 when he unsuccessfully ran for governor against George Pataki.
As chairman of the SUNY board of trustees, McCall will be responsible for overseeing board-made decisions, which include appointing and approving university leadership such as campus presidents, regulating tuition and fees charged by the SUNY campuses and granting degrees issued by SUNY schools each year.
Cuomo cited McCall's financial background as comptroller in selecting him to lead the SUNY board, which the governor hopes to be a main driver of economic development within the state.
Several Long Island schools are governed by SUNY, including Stony Brook University, Farmingdale State College and the College of Old Westbury.
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In case you missed last night's game in Boston, LeBron James is still hanging after absorbing contact. This dude's a beast on the level of say, a Rolls Royce Phantom, and King James broke out the best for Thursday night's Bean Town beatdown. The Nike Air Max LeBron VII has released in a black Phantom colorup with gold trim, but those were leather. This Alternate Phantom AML7 is totally murked out and features suede in place of leather along the swooping mudguard. A clean look made all the more impressive by finally getting a win at TD Garden, check out more photos of the Air Max LeBron VII Suede Phantoms after the jump. via Yahoo!
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i tried doing this i get both CPT and normal posts in the same section.
also would like to add the CPT to the recent post's widget
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The design of information systems
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A course about information security, and nothing else.
Project ideas
In cases of emergency use this http://www.cs.purdue.edu/homes/dec/essay.topic.generator.html
Simple server that sends a text-based response and breaks the connection
Wake on LAN tool
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Reverse engineering an existing chat application and overriding its "private message" option; writing a compatible client that uses encryption
Simple IP packet sniffer
HTTP downloader with resume support
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Keylogger, keylogger-detector
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Name: Nishant Lawand (PhD-student at faculty of EWI, from India)
Price: € 650
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Striking feature: The rider
Nishant gushes with immense pride when he starts talking about his bike. "I sold my holidays to pay for my bike in 2010, partly. So you can imagine how much my bike means to me", he says. Being a foldable model, Nishant's bike is easy to carry around. A foldable bike also means that he doesn't have to buy a separate ticket for the bike while traveling by train. "Once, when I was in a hurry, I took my bike into the train without folding it. Because of the big wheels, the ticket examiner refused to believe it was foldable. I had to demonstrate until he was convinced," Nishant says, laughing. Yet another advantage of having a foldable bike is that, while normal bikes are not allowed on a train during peak hours, foldable bikes are allowed. "A normal bike occupies too much space in the train, while foldables don't."
In the Netherlands, it isn't a surprise to find out one's bike has simply disappeared from a parking slot. So what can one do to compensate for theft of an expensive bike? Nishant: "As a precaution, I insured my bike for three years. In order to get your bike insured, you're obliged to buy a lock with a 3-star rating. I use this lock along with another simpler lock for my bike. Besides all this, I also carry my bike wherever and whenever I can. It doesn't take any effort since it's also very light and convenient to carry."
Nishant's bike has never given him any problems so far. "When you are a PhD, you wouldn't want to worry about a flat tire or being late, on top of worrying about experiments and deadlines," he says. "I specifically wanted to buy a bike with large wheels, since I can cover more distance with less pedaling and hence less time. After all, time is extra valuable to a researcher."
Nishant says the only disadvantage is that his foldable bike doesn't come with a rear carrier: "It's not possible for me take my wife for a bike ride! But the advantages easily outweigh this single disadvantage, so I'm not complaining."


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The adults talked about him. That's what I remember. Not what they said but that they did. I was a small child. He would have died about 10 years earlier. I never even saw a photograph of him. But I do recall an odd tone to the voices of those who spoke of him. Perhaps that's why the memory sticks in my mind. It suggested drama; heroism; a sense of tragedy, maybe; regret. Something – not a story with clean lines.
Whenever he was mentioned, it was at "the farm," his old country house outside Montreal, where we often visited his daughter, my maternal grandmother, on weekends. And in a small study on the first floor, there was a strange helmet (a Pickelhaube, I now know it is called) with an ornamental front plate and a spike on the top. We were told that our great-grandfather had picked it up on a battlefield.
William Barnard Evans is my personal connection to the First World War. I had wondered what that connection might be, just as many of us are at the moment. Monday marks the 100th anniversary of Britain's declaration that it (and thus Canada) would join a conflict many expected to be "over by Christmas."
Instead, it lasted so long and claimed so many lives that every year the world marks Remembrance Day, "lest we forget."
But how do we remember something, meaningfully, a century after the fact? In 2007, I interviewed John Babcock, then 106 and Canada's – the world's, in fact – last known veteran of the war. I had this idea that I could lift something from his memory, like an artifact from a museum, to help us understand the conflict: what it was like to be there.
His memory had faded – his wife had to prompt him for every nugget. Still, there was something surprisingly powerful in his mere existence. I could touch him. Talk to him. He was a link in a human chain that could connect us all with the past.
Three years later, he was gone and the chain broken. We can no longer see the faces of those who were there as they're rolled out in wheelchairs on Remembrance Day, wrapped up like frail, precious relics. Are veterans not the ones who make the anniversaries of conflicts meaningful and poignant? To pay attention to their emotion, to watch their painful memories flicker silently behind their tear-filled eyes, is an act of compassion. They are the people to whom we can direct our gratitude. We remember through their remembrances.
Now we have to find another way to keep alive both our memory of them and their memory of what they endured.
Preserving our memory of the people is the inspiration for The World Remembers, an international bid over the next four years to commemorate each of the more than nine million soldiers who died. Their names will be projected on public buildings in all 29 countries that fought, as well as being broadcast via the Internet. The project's prime movers include actor R. H. Thomson, 66, who tells me that he hopes to make enough of an impact that young people will be inspired "to touch this experience that changed us."
And, as he said before receiving a lifetime-achievement award a few months ago, people his age "remember those old men on the benches, but the generations below me don't have that, so … it's my generation's obligation to do something like this before it passes from living memory entirely."
But reaching back to a time with little resemblance to our own is difficult. The way people like my great-grandfather thought and lived is now considered quaint, the stuff of historical romance or anthropological curiosity. At first, I, too, wondered what benefit there is to knowing – and caring – about those who experienced the Great War first-hand.
Most of us know the history. We've been schooled in national narratives that tell us what to remember, and likely seen movies that bring it to life. What more could we possibly learn?
I should have had no such reservations. First, there truly is value in knowing an individual's story. The past is like a vast ocean that we skim across, often unaware of its depth; what it contains; how it moves beneath us, buoying us up in our present reality. By dropping a line, we can retrieve the stories, the emotions, the artifacts that connect us to another time, making it real, powerful, instructive.
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Irene Ramos of Redlands graduated Dec. 14 from Azusa Pacific University with a Bachelor of Science degree in applied exercise science. She was one of nearly 800 graduates in the university's winter commencement ceremonies.
Azusa Pacific University is an evangelical Christian university in Azusa offering 61 bachelor's degrees, 40 master's degrees, 17 certificates, 11 credentials, eight doctoral programs and four associate degrees. Azusa Pacific University has more than 10,000 students on campus, online and at seven regional centers throughout Southern California.
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Video: Coldplay Dedicates 'Fix You' to Mick Jagger
Chris Martin of Coldplay demonstrated solidarity in the rock community at Coldplay's New York City concert at the Beacon Theatre, dedicating his somber and beautiful hit, 'Fix You,' to Mick Jagger.
Martin's dedication alluded to the March suicide of Jagger's longtime girlfriend, Fashion designer L'Wren Scott. A memorial for the designer was held last week in New York.
Martin is facing heartache these days, himself, as he separates from his wife of almost ten years, Gwyneth Paltrow. The audience calls of support Martin received throughout his performance suggested the singer had enough sympathy to share with Jagger.
Other highlights of his concert include a never before heard track called "True Love" from Coldplay's upcoming album, "Ghost Stories." Martin requested no one film the performance claiming, "Sometimes you have to keep things to yourself."
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Highly-rated striker Lee Gregory might have just earned himself a big-money move into the Football League after thwarting Aldershot Town for the second time this season.
The Shayman ace scored twice in a 4-0 victory in Yorkshire back in November and repeated the trick with a clinical brace to deny the Shots a revenge bid on Saturday.
Gregory struck seven minutes from time to earn a share of the spoils after goals either side of the break from Jordan Roberts and Craig Stanley looked to have handed Andy Scott's men a fifth straight home league win.
He was helped on his way, however, by Aldershot counterpart Brett Williams missing a 30th-minute penalty, firing wide after Marc Roberts was adjudged to have handled.
Four minutes later, Gregory fired the Shaymen in front when latching onto Roberts' long throw into the box and cleanly firing past Glenn Morris.
Aldershot, fresh from their 3-1 midweek win at Barnet, just weren't clicking, but were handed a lifeline on the stroke of half-time when Bradley Bubb flicked Jaydon Gibbs' fine cross from the right onto the underside of the crossbar and Roberts bundled the ball home.
Heavy wind and rain gave Aldershot the advantage after the break and it was no surprise when Andy Scott's men made it count – albeit in fortunate circumstances - on 66 minutes.
Captain Craig Stanley floated over an in-swinging free-kick from the left and the ball ballooned over goalkeeper Matt Glennon and nestled inside the far post.
By this point the Shots were looking good for the points – but Gregory wasn't finished yet.
With seven minutes left on the clock, substitute Reece Gray chipped over a fine through ball down the right channel and the Gregory casually lofted the ball over the advancing Morris to steal the play-off chasing Halifax a point.
ALDERSHOT: Morris; Gibbs, Oastler, Partington, Barker; Molesley (Scott 89), Stanley, Rowlands (Oyeleke 75), Roberts (Plummer 80); B Williams, Bubb. Subs not used: Webster, L Williams.
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text: I caught this on ebay. I decided to bite because the price was a few thousand dollars cheaper than it would have been for a similar item at the store. The seller has been accommodating, answering all my questions, etc. He has sold other LV items (handbags) that I have seen authenticated on PurseForum after searching google. Plus, he sells a lot of jewelery (which would pretty hard to sell fake and not get called out on...) But I still am not 100% sure on the authenticity of the jacket. Everything is perfect. But the thing that is throwing me off is the font on the buckles. It is not the LV font. Can anyone weigh in on this one? I was going to take it to the LV store but I figured I'd try online first and save myself a potential embarrassment. The time line I have on it is it was purchased in Europe in 2009/2008. Please help.


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Vermont Garden Journal: Coral Bells
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I'm Charlie Nardozzi and this is the Vermont Garden Journal. And now the winner of Perennial Flower of the Year is: Heuchera or coral bells. Yes, coral bells are the National Garden Bureau's perennial flower of the year and I can't think of a better choice. This all-American native has species that grow from San Diego to Maine. The plant was named after 18th century German physician, Johann Heinrich von Heucher, whose name is actually pronounced Hoy-ker-uh in his native land.
Coral bells have gone through a revolution in the last 20 years. Most of the breeding involves selecting new varieties for their leaf color and size. Although they have dainty pink, red, or white flowers, it's the foliage that shines. Coral bell varieties have leaves ranging from 1/2 inch to 12 inches in diameter. There are varieties with purple, amber, gold, lime-green, silver, red, and peach colored leaves just to name a few. The silver patches on many varieties is due to air spaces between the leaf layers which is thought to increase the amount of light the leaves can absorb. Some of my favorite varieties include 'Plum Pudding', 'Amber Waves', and 'Lime Rickey'.
Not only are these evergreen perennials hardy and easy to care for, the roots have been used medicinally by Native Americans and the leaves are edible adding a slightly sour taste to salads and sandwiches.
Plant coral bells in part shade, protected from the hot afternoon sun, on well-drained, fertile soil. Plant in groups to create a more dramatic effect. Place the plants in the perennial flower border, in containers or use the leaves in flower arrangements. The leaves can last for months as a cut flower indoors in water and will root overtime.
Now for this week's tip, protect tender seedings on chilly nights with a floating row cover. This cheese-cloth like material lets air, water and light in, but can protect plants to temperatures into the 20Fs.
Next week on the Vermont Garden Journal, I'll be talking about globe artichokes. For now, I'll be seeing you in the garden!


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He was given a couple of rough rides last night vs the Hurricanes and is day-to-day with 'general body soreness'.
Hopefully he's not out too long as he's been on quite a roll of late.
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For some reason I keep getting 'MSI failed' when trying to uninstall VMwarePlayer 4 on my Win7Pro PC. I've seen a couple other people with this problem on forums, but no solution. I originally tried installing version 5, which wanted to uninstall 4 first, however that failed with the same error. I then tried removing from add/remove programs, but no luck.
Any suggestions? Apart from that, I'm stuck with removing all registry entries for it, and deleting all files for it from Program Files.
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How about trying to go into safe mode and uninstall it from there. Did you see if it put a service on or is running in the background.
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BORDEAUX, France (AP) Lance Armstrong stayed safe and on top of the overall standings through the 17th stage of the Tour de France.
Armstrong and archrival Jan Ullrich finished grouped together in Thursdays 112-mile, hill-less stage but their sights are already set on Saturdays individual time trial when theyll both race against the clock. That stage is expected to decide the winner of cyclings most prestigious race.
Armstrong, heavily favored to win the race, holds a 67-second lead over Ullrich.
Thursdays stage was won by Servais Knaven, the first Dutch rider to take a stage on this centenary Tour.
Armstrong achieved his aim of staying safe, out of any crashes. His U.S. Postal Service team, racing in a long line at the front of the main pack of riders, guided him toward the finish in Bordeaux, southwestern Frances wine capital.
Armstrong, the four-time champion pursuing Spanish great Miguel Indurains record of five successive wins, placed 28th, just behind Ullrich, in 27th. They finished in the same time, 8 minutes and 6 seconds behind Knaven, meaning Armstrong preserved his lead with just three days of racing to go.
Ullrich, a silver medalist in the event at the 2000 Sydney Olympics, is hoping for a repeat of his crushing defeat of Armstrong in a time trial last Friday, when he bit a whooping 96 seconds off Armstrongs overall lead, setting the stage for a grippingly close final week in the three-week 2,125-mile clockwise slog around France.
I want to win this Tour. I have never been so close to Armstrong. I feel how my top form is coming, Ullrich, runner-up to Armstrong in 2000 and 2001, said in a posting on his Web site this week.
Armstrong, however, was dehydrated that day because of a heat wave that scorched the Tour. He has never lost the last time trial at the Tour since his first win in 1999 and said Wednesday that he has no intention of doing so this year. His mood has been more buoyant since his dramatic stage victory Monday in the Pyrenees, when he recovered from a fall and powered past Ullrich to build on his previously razor-thin overall lead.
Ullrich is a dangerous rider for the time trial, Armstrongs Postal teammate, Jose Luis Rubiera, said Thursday. But I think in normal conditions Lance would not have lost that time during the (last) time trial.
On Friday, the Tour ventures off on another flat stage from Bordeaux, where Armstrongs aim is again expected to be keeping fresh and uninjured for Saturdays clash with Ullrich.
Knaven, of the Italian Quickstep-Davitamon team, was delighted with his first Tour stage win.
Ive always been second, third, fourth, he said, tears in his eyes. Today I won. Incredible.
Italian Paolo Bossoni of the Caldirola-So.Di team finished second, ahead of Frances Christophe Mengin, of fdjeux.com, in third. Highlighting the flatness of the stage, Knaven finished in just 3 hours, 54 minutes and 23 seconds, racing at a speedy average of 29 miles per hour.


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PIAA boys basketball roundup: Chartiers Valley pulls out first-round victory
Chartiers Valley needed a late run to put away Erie Strong Vincent, 68-54, in the first round of the PIAA Class AAAA playoffs at Baldwin on Friday night.
The Colts went on a 7-0 run to end the third quarter, putting them ahead 52-43 and creating a lead they did not relinquish.
Jerrad Tuite led Chartiers Valley (25-2) with 21 points, including 13 in the fourth quarter. District 10's Colonels (17-9) trailed by as many as 11 in the first half before coming back to take a 43-42 lead in the second.
Chartiers Valley (25-2) will play Lancaster Mennonite in the second round.
Central Valley 67, Mars 56 — The Warriors won their first-round game in the PIAA Class AAA playoffs at Moon, setting up a rematch of the WPIAL semifinals. Central Valley (25-2) will play Thomas Jefferson in the second round.
Farrell 60, Montour 57 — Malik Miller scored 18 points, and Chris James and Ike Jones had 13 and 12, respectively, leading Farrell in the opening round of the PIAA Class AAA playoffs at Sharon High School.
Dustin Sleva led Montour (16-9) with 23 points. Farrell (23-3) will play Uniontown in the second round.
Thomas Jefferson 72, Erie East 66 — Thomas Jefferson won its first PIAA playoff game since 2006 with a 72-66 victory over Erie East (20-6) in the Class AAA first round at Mercyhurst University.
Charlie Scharbo led the Jaguars with 22 points, including 12 as part of TJ's big third-quarter outburst. Tyquis Johnson led the Warriors with 23 points, and Kyree Kirkland added 21. Thomas Jefferson (23-3) will play Central Valley in the second round.
Uniontown 87, Punxsutawney 54 — Jordan Pratt scored 22 points and Xavier Ellis added 18 for Uniontown in its first-round win in the PIAA Class AAA playoffs at DuBois Middle School. Uniontown (22-2) — which won its first PIAA playoff game since 2002 — will play Farrell in the second round.
Monessen 87, Erie First Christian 78 (2 OT) — It took two overtime periods for the WPIAL Class A runner-up to secure a win in the opening round of the PIAA playoffs at Chartiers Valley. Clintell Gillaspie led Monessen with 31 points and Javon Brown chipped in with 18.
Monessen (21-6) will play District 6 champion Bishop Carroll in the second round.
Cardinal Wuerl North Catholic 56, Berlin Brothersvalley 44 — Dom Robb scored 16 points and Ryan Kirby added 10 to help Cardinal Wuerl North Catholic win in the first round of the PIAA Class A playoffs at Pitt-Johnstown. Jon Savulchak and Timon Gribbin each had 10 points for the Trojans. Cardinal Wuerl North Catholic (16-10) will play Ridgway in the second round.
Vincentian Academy 95, Cochranton 85 — Jim Kenna scored 25 points, and Jamison Nee added 24 for Vincentian Academy in the opening round of the PIAA Class A playoffs at Meadville High School. Josh Vanderhoof led Cochranton (21-4) with a game-high 31 points. Vincentian Academy (23-3) will play District 6 third-place finisher Homer-Center (22-3) in the second round.


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Insert Many Where There Was None
Do you do a lot of copy-paste or cut-paste moves in MS Excel? Tired of shifting cells around to make space for the stuff you need inserted into the middle of your current data set?
How would you like a way to get Excel to do the data shift for you? Excel can shift data at the same time it does the paste. Here's the scoop.
First you'll need to highlight the data and either cut or copy as needed.
Then go to the new place where the data is to be inserted, selecting the cell just below the insertion point. Now right click.
From the menu that pops open, select "Insert Copied / Cut Cells".
From there a small window will appear (Insert Paste) where you'll have to decide how you want the existing data to be moved.
You can either shift right or down.
If you shift right then the data in ONLY the rows to be affected by the paste will all shift right just far enough to accommodate the pasted cells. This doesn't clear the whole column, so be careful when dealing with complex worksheets. You could accidentally separate related data from rows not affected by the paste that really belonged in the same column as items that were moved.
Should you choose to shift down, all the data from the selected cell and below in ONLY the affected column(s) will be moved down just enough rows to insert the pasted cells. Again, this does not move all data across the rows, only the data in the pasted columns. So be careful when using this feature!
Click OK once you've made a directional decision.
Voila! The copied / cut cells are inserted and you never had to manually move a thing!
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(TRENTON) – Football fans statewide can continue the rush of our hometown team's big Super Bowl XLVI win over the New England Patriots yesterday with the purchase of their own New Jersey license plate featuring the official New York Giants logo. The Giants plate is just one of 23 different sports-theme license plates on sale now by the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission (MVC).
"Sunday's game was a huge win for Big Blue and our entire state, especially with the Super Bowl coming to New Jersey in 2014," said MVC Chairman and Chief Administrator Raymond P. Martinez. "New Jersey motorists continue to show great interest in our specialty and dedicated license plate products. That's why now is a great time to show team pride with your favorite local pro sports team featured prominently on your car's license plate."
Along with the New York Giants, the MVC sells other plates that feature other area football franchises, as well as the New York Mets and Yankees, Philadelphia Phillies, New Jersey Devils, Philadelphia Flyers, New Jersey Nets, New York Knicks, Philadelphia 76ers and NASCAR with its 12 different plates.
Plates are available for purchase at www.njmvc.gov/sports for $60. Personalized sports plates are also available for an additional charge. Revenue generated from the sale of the plates goes to the state's General Fund.


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About the Book
This book is a collection of fictional stories of frontier women in Pennsylvania woven together with the genealogical research, memories of, and imagination of Janny Beck Jameson.
Janny is a mother of three, grandmother of six, and great grandmother of three. She received her degrees in chemistry in 1945 and art in 1972.
Passionate about genealogy, over the past 30 years, she has written four books about her family history including Frazier; Jameson and Rock and Related Families; The Beck and Bezler, Family Histories; and Frazier/Bicket and Related Families.
Features & Details
- Category History
5×8 in, 13×20 cm
224 Pages
- Publish Date Sep 06, 2010
- Tags Pennsylvania, history, novel, women, Hannastown, Butler, Greensburg, Lancaster, Hostetter, Musser, Schneider, Alleman, Gaff, Jamison, Jameson, Caldwell, McElvaine, Sheakley, Woodruff, Kneale, Minimé, Quinn, Bicket, Beckett, Beck, Ireland, Pittsburgh, Alle
About the Creator
Some of the books in my account are mine and others are by my grandmother, Janny Beck Jameson.
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redtreeme There looks like a lot of work has gone into this book. I hope it does well for you. Regards David


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Re: Re: Solving difficult integral a follow up
Richard Gass wrote:
> I get the same result that you do when I try this. If I look at the
> expression I find that it is full of terms like (-1)^(1/5), (-1)^(2/5) and
> so on. I think that they arise because the "Wrong" root has been picked by
> the integration routines . If for example we try Solve[x^5==1] we get five
> solutions only one of which is real. I think the integration routines have
> picked up one of the complex roots instead of the real root.
I think you've hit the nail squarely on the head.
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