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Diego Simeone: "We did what was required of us"
The Atlético coach, talking in the post match press conference, did admit his team had lacked precision with their finishing.
Atlético Madrid's coach, Diego Simeone, talking in the post match press conference after his team had qualified for the quarter finals of the Copa del Rey with a goalless draw against Getafe, said that his team had done what they needed to, having run out 3-0 winners in the first leg at the Calderón.
He also praised the attitude of his players, whilst admitting that his team had "lacked a little bit of precision in terms of finishing". "We had chances to score", he said.
Simeone has still to lose a knock out tie as coach of Atletico, having been constantly triumphant in both Europe and the Copa del Rey. "Right now that's how it is, so we just have to look to the next game, which will be tough. Both Las Palmas and Betis are tough opponents, so we'll need to be on our guard for either of them", he said.
The Atleti coach was also asked about several heavy challenges on his star player Radamel Falcao, but seemed fairly relaxed about the situation: "It's football, it's normal. It's what happens in the game. It's up to the referee to decide what the players can and can't do".
Adrián López pulled out of the line up at the last minute with stomach problems and Simeone had this to say: "We were looking to play with Adrián, who gives us pace on the right. In the end he couldn't make it and we just hope he's ok tomorrow".


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AFAC shows support for dozenThe Arab Fund for Arts and Culture (AFAC) unveiled the 12 film projects to receive support in its latest round of funding at the close of the Dubai Film market yesterday.
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American Film Institute unveils 10 best films of 2012Life Of Pi, Argo and Beasts Of The Southern Wild are among the Institute's honours roster, while The Master, Flight and The Hobbit fail to make the cut.
Amy Adams to receive Santa Barbara Vanguard honourThe star of The Master will collect the 28th Santa Barbara International Film Festival's Cinema Vanguard Award on Jan 31.
Anurag BasuAnurag Basu talks to Screen about Barfi!, India's official entry for consideration in the Academy Awards' Best Foreign Language Film category.
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Baftas' gloryAs Bafta season intensifies, Geoffrey Macnab looks at the streamlined voting process and how this year's nominations will be revealed just before those of the Oscars.
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BFI announces 24 regional partners for Film AcademyRegional partners include Met Film School, Revolver, Cornerhouse, Bristol Old Vic Theatre School, The Watershed Arts Trust and Reel Solutions; number of young people involved has been significantly scaled back after budget concerns.
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Boe Følsgaard, Rosendahl among 2013 Shooting StarsTen up-and-coming European acting talents unveiled for European Film Promotion's Shooting Stars showcase at next year's Berlinale.
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Bradley Cooper to receive Desert Palm AchievementThe star of Silver Linings Playbook will collect his honour at the 24th annual Palm Springs International Film Festival (PSIFF) gala on Jan 5.
Calcio Storico triumphs at 3D Film MartThis year's 3D Stereo MEDIA event also hosted the inaugural International 3D Society Europe Awards.
Chuck Comisky: "3D will not save a bad movie"Screen talks to the visual effects supervisor who worked with James Cameron on the likes of Ghosts of the Deep and Avatar.
CINELAN focuses on award finalistsNew York-based short film programme CINELAN has announced the 20 finalists in its $200,000 Focus Forward Filmmaker Competition which include films about a low-cost solution to landmine clearance and a model Indian village.
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Clover sells Boys To Men to Star Chinese MoviesSingapore's Clover Films has sold pay-TV rights in multiple Southeast Asian territories to Jack Neo's Ah Boys To Men to STAR Chinese Movies.
Creative England backs projects from Whitfield, Al-Daradji, HaighCreative England has backed development projects from Terence Davies, Andrew Haigh, Nick Whitfield, Mohamed Al-Daradji, David Whitney and Shona Auerbach.
Credit where credit is dueWhy the UK Film Tax Relief is essential for the health of local productions, including big films like Les Misérables.
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Daniel Battsek named president of Cohen Media GroupThe experienced British executive has resurfaced after most recently serving as president of National Geographic Films.
Danny Dyer has Vendetta for Chata PicturesEXCLUSIVE: Danny Dyer, Kate Magowan and Josef Altin to star in UK vigilante drama Vendetta from Chata Pictures.
Dassault Systemes unveils ambitious 3D Paris project, two years in the makingVisualisation software company offers historical cross-media project, which includes documentary film.
David Harewood in talks to play Paul RobesonThe British star of the US TV smash Homeland is in discussions to play the lead in Four Stars International's civil rights activist biopic.
David Kornblum to receive CinemaCon Passepartout AwardThe knowledgeable and popular Disney executive will collect the honour at CinemaCon's International Day Luncheon on Apr 15 in Las Vegas.
DCAA launches Emirati filmmaker projectThe Dubai Culture & Arts Authority (DCAA) has commissioned three Emirati filmmakers - Ali F. Mostafa, Nayla Al Khaja and Khalid Ali - to make short films for a new cultural initiative, Soul Of Dubai.
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Distributors network MEDIS sets out objectivesRecently launched Middle East distributors network MEDIS set its first objectives at an inaugural general assembly in Dubai on Monday (Dec 10).
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Doggie StyleThe Fido Awards recognised the most captivating canines on screen this year.
Dowd and Ireland join Louisiana festivalProducer and distributor Jeff Dowd and director Dan Ireland have been named co-artistic directors of the new Louisiana International Film Festival and Mentorship Program (LIFF).
Dubai is cast in central roleDubai International Film Festival (Dec 9-16) is welcoming international stars alongside up-and-coming local talent in its mission to boost cinema and film-making in the region.
EC reveals plans for copyright in the digital ageEuropean Commission agrees on two-track action to ensure copyright stays "fit for purpose" in the digital economy.
Egypt's Zad goes into exile with Mact ProductionsAmr Waked and Salah Al-Hanafy's Cairo-based Zad Communication is embarking on its first international co-production, teaming with Paris-based Mact Productions on The Exile, a romantic and political drama set against the backdrop of Luxor in the 1980s.
Egyptian film rebels form breakaway unionIndependent film movement takes root in Cairo challenging film and TV industry's old guard.
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Eurimages mulls border extensionPan-European production fund Eurimages is mulling how it can extend cooperation beyond the borders of its 36 member states, executive director Roberto Olla revealed at a Film Forum panel on the body on Wednesday.
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Exclusive Media launches TV divisionDivision to be headed by Exclusive/Hammer's Simon Oakes [pictured].
Exhibitors claim EC's attempts to influence release schedules threaten European film industryIn an open letter, leading organisations representing European cinema exhibitors warn ministers that attempts by the European Commission threaten the future of theatrical exhibition.
FCCE to open office in Los AngelesRene Mioch (pictured) heads LA operations.
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First Afghan web TV channel launchesKabul and Dubai-based producer Hamida Aman has launched Afghanistan's first web TV channel Globox.tv, tapping into the country's burgeoning social media culture.
First Berlinale Competition titles unveiledSelections include Ulrich Seidl's Paradise: Hope and Gus Van Sant's Promised Land.
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Foxtel tightens grasp on Australia's pay TV movie marketAustralia's Movie Network Channels (MNC) has lost its battle to survive and, while there is a lot of uncertainty around the impact, it is going to mean lower prices being paid in Australia for both studio and independent films.
France set to boost film tax incentivesCeiling on Tax Rebate for International Production (TRIP) could rise $12.9 m (€10m) from $5.1m (€4m).
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Glenn Close, Nick Nolte join Always On My MindThe Golden Globe-winning pair have signed on to Occupant Entertainment's music-driven drama.
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Gravitas Ventures, Variance Films find End Of LoveThe companies will partner on the widely admired Sundance 2012 drama by Mark Webber.
Guardians edges out Twilight to rule international on $26mDreamWorks Animation's Rise Of The Guardians dominated a tight international session as the family release reached an estimated $90.5m in its fourth weekend through Paramount Pictures International (PPI).
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Ingenious responds to Commons questioningSpokesperson says committee hearing was "completely unsatisfactory."
Iraqi-Kuwaiti filmmakers join forces in BabylonIraqi-Italian Haider Rashid and Kuwaiti Abdullah Boushahri recently collaborated on It's About To Rain (Sta Per Piovere).
Jack ReacherDir: Christopher McQuarrie. US. 2012. 130mins
Jacqueline DurranUK costume designer Jacqueline Durran continues her collaboration with Joe Wright on Anna Karenina, creating costumes lush enough for 1870s Russia yet with a modern twist. Wendy Mitchell reports
James Bond produces $11m to dominate North AmericaIn a slow session Skyfall leapfrogged The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2 to reclaim its earlier number one spot and reach $261.6m after five weekends.
Kaushik GangulyKaushik Ganguly talks to Screen about his latest feature Sound.
Khairy BesharaMarking a return to feature filmmaking after 16 years, Khairy Beshara talks to Screen about experimental docu-drama Moondog.
Les Arcs 2012: snow businessA blend of screenings and skiing is helping to put Les Arcs European Film Festival (Dec 15-22) on the end-of-year calendar.
Les Mis premiere hits high noteIt was an appropriately star-studded evening in London last night for the world premiere of the star-studded film adaptation of Les Misérables.
Les MisérablesDir: Tom Hooper. UK-US. 2012. 157mins
Les Misérables: a revolutionary new approachFor the veterans behind Les Misérables, it was a film of firsts – including the bold move to capture actors singing live on set. Wendy Mitchell talks to the team that brought the iconic musical to life on screen.
Let the games beginTargetMCG has decorated its London office to match a custom-build holiday game that will benefit a local soup kitchen.
Lincoln leads the way with seven Golden Globe nodsThe Master garners actor noms but misses out on Best Film nod; Tom Hooper, Paul Thomas Anderson miss out on Best Director nods.
Lincoln, Les Miserables dominate Critics' Choice nodsDreamWorks' Abraham Lincoln saga earned a record 13 nominations on Tuesday [11] followed by Universal's Les Miserables on 11 and The Weinstein Company's Silver Linings Playbook on 10.
London Film School launches MA in Film Business with University of ExeterScott Meek to chair advisory board.
Los Angeles critics honour Amour, The MasterThe Los Angeles Film Critics Association has named (9) Michael Haneke's meditation on mortality, Amour, the 2012 film of the year. Best picture runner-up The Master is a major presence, earning four awards including best director for Paul Thomas Anderson.
Marsden set for Walk of ShameJames Marsden has joined the cast of the Lakeshore Entertainment and Sidney Kimmel Entertainment comedy Walk of Shame, taking a leading role alongside Elizabeth Banks.
Marshall Lewy options rights to The Impostor's DaughterThe director of California Solo will adapt Laurie Sandell's Eisner Award-nominated graphic novel through his company Zambry Films and plans to direct.
Masharawi wraps West Bank-set Palestine StereoPalestinian director Rashid Masharawi has wrapped his latest feature Palestine Stereo and is looking for post-production finance, according to Tunisian producer Habib Attia of Cinetelefilms.
MDA unveils grant recipients under new schemeSingapore's Media Development Authority (MDA) has announced the eight local directors who have each been awarded $205,000 (S$250,000) under the inaugural New Talent Feature Grant (NTFG).
Michael Apted plots Eight MonthsEXCLUSIVE: UK director Michael Apted is set to direct an adaptation of Hilary Mantel's novel Eight Months on Ghazzah Street, which he plans to shoot in the Middle East.
Monaliza heads to MarrakechDistributor and exhibitor Marrakech Spectacles has picked up Moroccan rights for Jordanian director Fadi G. Haddad's romantic comedy When MonaLiza Smiled, which is screening in DIFF's Muhr Arab Feature competition.
Mythopolis unwraps Afterimages at ScreenSingaporeSingapore production company Mythopolis Pictures announced the production of Tony Kern's horror film Afterimages at the on-going ScreenSingapore conference.
Namibia mulls production incentiveThe Namibian Film Commission (FC) is considering the introduction of incentives for international productions shooting in the southern African country, which is fast becoming a hot new international location.
Network Distributing acquires rights to 450 films from StudioCanal libraryEXCLUSIVE: British classics include On The Fiddle starring Sean Connery [pictured].
New projects from Kobayashi, Nyholm and Lanthimos among CineMart's 2013 selectionsInternational Film Festival Rotterdam unveils 32 projects selected, as well as the three producers to receive Hubert Bals Fund Plus grant.
Northern Soul wraps, producers eye summer 2013 releaseElaine Constantine, has completed filming on the UK drama starring Elliot Langridge and Josh Whitehouse and featuring Lisa Stansfield and Steve Coogan.
NULYX headphone technology aims to intensify audience emotionThe NULYX technology uses a pulsed signal from a smartphone app to the Bluetooth headphones to activate more vivid and realistic experiences.
Odeon to have Europe's widest HFR Hobbit releasePeter Jackson's adaptation of Tolkien's classic will be rolled out in HFR in 100 cinemas.
Pachachi wins IWC Schaffhausen filmmaker awardMaysoon Pachachi was presented with the $100,000 IWC Schaffhausen Filmmaker Award for her project Nothing Doing In Baghdad at a glittering ceremony at the Dubai International Film Festival last night.
PACT and BECTU mull end to crew buy-out modelEXCLUSIVE: Current buy-out model could be replaced with hourly rate; cost-neutral reform of blue book scheduled for March 2013.
Palm Springs career award for Sally FieldThe 24th annual Palm Springs International Film Festival (PSIFF) is to present two-time Oscar-winning actress Sally Field with its career achievement award.
Paul Trijbits departs Ruby and boards JK Rowling projectRuby Films MD Paul Trijbits has left the company and boarded BBC series The Casual Vacancy as executive producer.
Peter Strickland, Rook Films line up The Duke of BurgundyRook Films to produce Strickland's third feature, described as "a dark melodrama" about an amateur moth collector.
PGA to stage annual Produced By conference in JuneThe event will take place at 20th Century Fox Studios in Century City, from Jun 8-9.
Playing For KeepsDir: Gabriele Muccino. US-Italy. 2012. 105mins
Production round-up: Brett Ratner, James Packer launch RatpacAustralian casino entrepreneur James Packer has united with the Hollywood filmmaker and is personally bankrolling the film finance, development and production outfit. Separately, Los Angeles-based Esperanza Films and Thailand's Angel Bear Productions have started a production parternship.
Production update: La Ultima Pelicula lines up Dec 16 startPrincipal photography is scheduled to begin in and around Yucatán, Mexico, on Raya Martin and Mark Peranson's sub-$100,000 fiction-documentary hybrid.
PSIFF unveils Awards Buzz, Modern Masters, Scandi sidebarForty-two of the 71 foreign language Oscar submissions will compete for FIPRESCI awards and Palm Springs International Film Festival director Darryl Macdonald and artistic director Helen du Toit announced the inaugural Nordic Light strand.
Quartet co-producer DCM boards Buck's second children's filmDCM, the Berlin-based German co-producer of Dustin Hoffman's directorial debut Quartet, is to produce Detlev Buck's second children's film after his 2007 adaptation of Cornelia Funke's Hands Off Mississippi.
Ramsay and Colman receive WFTV awardsDirector Lynne Ramsay and actress Olivia Colman were among those honoured at the Sky Women in Film and Television Awards 2012.
Rotterdam starts new competition for films without Benelux distributionThe International Film Festival Rotterdam is introducing a new competition that aims to support film distribution in Dutch cinemas.
Rotterdam to open with Resurrection of a BastardThe 42nd International Film Festival Rotterdam will open on Jan 23 with the world premiere of The Resurrection of a Bastard by Dutch director Guido van Driel.
Saints team in tandem on The CycleMusa Syeed, director of Kashmir-set Valley Of Saints, is re-teaming with producer Nicholas Bruckman and DoP Yoni Brook to shoot his next feature The Cycle in the Republic of Yemen.
Samantha Morton, Michael Shannon join The HarvestInternational sales agent Elephant Eye Films announced the development on Wednesday (12). John McNaughton will direct from a screenplay by Stephen Lancellotti.
Scott Free options bestseller on imperial marriage marketEXCLUSIVE: Scott Free snaps up Anne de Courcy's social history The Fishing Fleet.
Screen Actors Guild unveils 19th Annual Awards nodsDenzel Washington and John Hawkes are among the male lead performers while Helen Mirren, Marion Cotillard and Naomi Watts feature in the female lead category.
ScreenSingapore's new format wins industry approvalThe 2nd ScreenSingapore event closed Friday (Dec 7), held in conjunction for the first time with the Asian TV Forum & Market (ATF), with attendees saying it was an improvement on last year's event, although the market itself was more focused on television than film.
Seven Stars forms joint venture with Arad ProductionsBruno Wu's Seven Stars Entertainment is forming a joint venture with US producer Avi Arad (The Amazing Spider-Man, Iron Man) and his company Arad Productions, to develop superhero franchise properties.
SFFS, Kenneth Rainin award grants to six filmmakersThe San Francisco Film Society and the Kenneth Rainin Foundation have announced the six recipients of grants totalling $300,000 to fund the next stage of their production.
Sheridan Smith, Jaime Winstone, Kate Nash join DJ Films' Powder RoomDirector MJ Delaney's feature debut, based on hit Edinburgh play, is shooting now in London.
Shout! Factory takes two from EuropaCorpIn a deal with French studio EuropaCorp, Shout! Factory has acquired US home entertainment, digital and broadcast rights to CG animated feature A Monster In Paris and Luc Besson's adventure film The Extraordinary Adventures of Adele Blanc-Sec.
Showbox takes on Jang Joon-hwan's HwayiKorea's Showbox/Mediaplex has announced it is investing in, distributing and selling Save The Green Planet director Jang Joon-hwan's highly-anticipated second film Hwayi, starring Kim Yun-seok (The Thieves).
Skyfall becomes biggest-ever global release for SonySony, MGM and Eon's James Bond smash added $20.3m internationally to reach $656.6m and a number one North American haul of $11m for $261.6m to overtake Sony's previous best of $890m set by Spider-Man 3.
Slamdance announces narrative, doc sectionsThe Slamdance Film Festival has announced the films in its narrative and documentary feature competitions, among them 13 world premieres and seven US premieres.
Speleers, Poulter and Allen to star in PlasticEXCLUSIVE: An international thriller based on the true story of an audacious diamond heist is to star Ed Speleers (Downton Abbey), Will Poulter (Wild Bill) and Alfie Allen (Game of Thrones).
Spirit of independenceCloud Atlas is a $100m epic spanning centuries and continents; and no matter your review of the final film, you have to admire the project's ambitions.
Starfield unites Under the Bombs team in LondonQuartet behind 2007 road move shot against backdrop of 2006 Lebanese War reunites for comedy, provisionally entitled London Haram.
Status Quo set to rock Berlin marketEXCLUSIVE: Status Quo are set to rock next February's Berlinale as they join the army of sellers at the festival's parallel European Film Market (EFM).
Sundance Institute sets touring film rosterFestival top brass have selected the 10 entries and arthouse venues that comprise the Sundance Film Festival USA.
Sundance London unveils short film theme for 2013Short film entries, between three and five minutes long, should focus on the concept of time.
The Attack, A Hijacking among Marrakech winnersZiad Doueiri's The Attack wins top prize, A Hijacking shares Jury Prize and scoops Best Actor for Soren Malling.
The Hobbit off to storming start in New ZealandPeter Jackson's return to Middle Earth begins with a flourish as the opening day in his native land breaks records.
The Hobbit poised to rule them all at international box officeNew Line and MGM's first in the latest Middle Earth trilogy from Peter Jackson heads into the weekend having grossed an estimated $11.2m from 16 opening days on Wednesday (12).
The journey beginsGlobal grosses rose with each of the three Lord Of The Rings releases. Can Peter Jackson's The Hobbit [pictured] improve on the original trilogy? Ian Sandwell reports
This Is 40Dir/scr: Judd Apatow. US. 2012. 134mins
Tribeca Film, Focus World take Greetings From Tim BuckleyThe partners have acquired US rights to Dan Algrant's film, which chronicles two generations of musicians – Tim and Jeff Buckley. Separately, The Cinema Guild has taken select rights to An Oversimplification Of Her Beauty.
Tribeca takes two from KarpovskyTribeca Film has acquired North American rights to multi-hyphenate Alex Karpovsky's Rubberneck and Red Flag.
Triggerfish Animation partners with AccelerateAccelerate will support the animation studio across merchandising development, licensing and IP rights distribution across multiple territories.
Tripling up on talentXYZ Films' Nate Bolotin, Nick Spicer and Aram Tertzakian talk about their busy company,which is building on the global success of The Raid [pictured]. Jeremy Kay reports
Turkey's Sinema TV strikes James Bond dealThe Medyavizyon affiliate announced the distribution agreement with MGM this week [11].
Twilight, Skyfall, Guardians set to rule again in internationalWith The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2, Skyfall and Rise of the Guardians still dominant, and the big holiday releases yet to come, there are only a handful of major-territory openings in the international marketplace this weekend.
UK film financiers grilled by Commons over taxTwo of the UK's most prominent film financiers endured a fierce grilling at the hands of the House of Commons Public Accounts Committee exploring Tax Avoidance.
UK's tax credits are a 'win-win'The UK government listens to the concerns of the animation industry in its new tax credit.
Virtual impasseThe structure of the UK's virtual print fee remains highly unsatisfactory for many of the territory's distributors. Andreas Wiseman reports on new efforts to improve it.
Vivienne Westwood declares new Barbican Cinemas "open"Dame Vivienne Westwood officially opened London's new Barbican Cinemas 2&3 - the first addition to the venue since the Barbican opened in 1982.
Wael Omar tackles Egypt's football UltrasThe footballing massacre that claimed the lives of 74 young men and injured a thousand more in the Port Said soccer stadium this February is the subject of a new documentary feature to be directed by award-winning Egyptian filmmaker Wael Omar.
Warp Films branches out into family films by optioning Wild BoyEXCLUSIVE: Warp Films is planning its first children's film, after optioning Rob Lloyd Jones' forthcoming book Wild Boy.
Washington critics reward Bigelow, Zero Dark ThirtyThe Washington, D.C. Area Film Critics Association (WAFCA) became the latest East Coast critics group to honour Kathryn Bigelow and her Osama Bin Laden film. A varied winners' roster also rewarded Cloud Atlas and ParaNorman.
Why Breaking the Taboo is game changingSam Branson on tapping into YouTube to tackle the war on drugs.
Wide Management sells Zabana! to Cinecitta LuceCinecittà Luce has acquired Italian rights to Algerian Saïd Ould-Khelifa's Zabana!, a contender in Dubai's Muhr Arab feature competition, from French sales company Wide Management.
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Aqualink, Surrey Dr,, Box Hill, VIC 3128
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The former 'American Idol' judge, who is re-teaming with his fellow 'Idol' expat, Paula Abdul, promises an epic show, one that is open to "anyone who can sing."
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Letter: Dumb people a bigger threat to pets than coyotes
After reading "Are Carmel's coyotes cause for concern?" the resident's ideas of trapping and relocating coyotes bothered me. Coyotes are a danger, but we cannot relocate them. There are three reasons why coyotes should not be relocated or killed. First, the coyotes were here before us, but then we started narrowing down their habitat which caused them to occasionally wander into suburban and urban areas. For example, my school, Towne Meadow Elementary School, used to be a clear meadow and woods where the animals would wander freely. Now my school is in the middle of this meadow and my neighborhood is surrounding their land. We cannot trap them or kill them. Second, we can take more simple precautions that would lower their sightings in human-inhabitated areas. One precaution my neighborhood takes is that they put fences around the woods that the coyotes inhabit. Third, some people are just plain dumb when it comes to pet safety and the other rules that they talked about in the article. Some pet owners probably let their dogs run free or do not monitor them while they are outside. In the article some tragic events happened no doubt, but other unwanted encounters with coyotes could be avoided completely because the people involved were not smart. If we would just think some more about ways to contain the coyotes we would realize that trapping, killing and relocating are not the answer to the coyote problem.
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Nobody knows protectionism like the French, and they're not afraid of wielding it:
This past October, French lawmakers decided it was time to show Amazon who's boss. Frustrated by Amazon's fast and cheap book-selling model, which poses a threat to France's healthy ecosystem of indie bookstores, politicians banded together to approve a bill that prohibited Jeff Bezos' company and other online retailers from shipping discounted books for free. The measure is designed to protect traditional booksellers who have complained that Amazon is hurting their businesses.
The new minimum shipping charge from Amazon.fr: €0.01.
"We are unfortunately not allowed to offer you free shipping for ordering books," Amazon writes in the FAQ section of its website. "We have therefore set delivery fees at one euro-cent for each order that contains books and that is sent by Amazon in order to systematically guarantee you the lowest price for your book orders."
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The Tennessee Highway Patrol has confirmed one person has died in a crash involving a truck and a school bus in Wilson County.
The crash happened around 3 p.m. as the bus was heading west on Bates Road, near Highway 109 in Lebanon. Authorities say the bus had just stopped to let two children off when the pickup truck hit it from behind.
THP spokesperson Mike Browning confirms the driver of the truck, Phillip Houston, of Lebanon, died at the scene. Browning said there was a minor female passenger in the truck with Houston who was transported to the hospital with non life-threatening injuries.
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This week, I have written a fair amount about England's schools, and how well the capital does. I thought that today, I would publish some data that will help explore some finer differences: how well do children do at a borough level?
Below the fold, I have worked out the FT score for each child (a score based on their performance in English, maths and three other GCSEs). I then ran a regression through the data, which predicts performance based on background and by local area.
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Durban - Two weeks ago, President Jacob Zuma's cousin, Sibusiso "Deebo" Mzobe, married his young bride at a traditional wedding reportedly attended by 8 000 guests, including Zuma.
On Tuesday, his construction company, Deebo Holdings CC, was put into liquidation following an application in the Durban High Court by one of his subcontractors which complained that it was owed R7 million for a low-cost housing contract for which it has never been paid.
Mzobe, who is also known as the "mayor of Zumaville" because he is in charge of developing Zuma's home town of Nkandla, initially opposed the application brought by Rubro Building.
But on Tuesday, when the matter was called before Judge Themba Sishi, there was no one there to represent him and the final liquidation order was granted. This now means that a liquidator will be appointed to probe the financial affairs of Deebo Holdings and investigate what happened to the money, which was apparently paid to Deebo by the contracting local authority.
Rubro brought the application in February, complaining that in spite of several letters of demand, Deebo had not paid up.
Rubro managing director Charl Roux said in an affidavit that Deebo had been awarded a contract by the Mkhondo municipality in Mpumalanga province to build 400 houses.
It had subcontracted the work to Rubro for R50 000 a house, excluding R4 000 a house for geotechnical work. Roux said it had been agreed that Rubro would submit certificates to Deebo, which would then submit a claim to the municipality. Once money was received, Deebo was to pay Rubro within seven days.
Roux said he had "experienced difficulties" being paid throughout the contract and so he'd approached directors of Stedone Construction - of which Deebo was a subsidiary.
"I was told that Mkhondo had made payments and the money was 'in a big pot' to be paid to various contractors," said Roux.
A letter of demand sent in November had elicited a response from a lawyer "denying any guarantees by Stedone" and saying that Deebo was having "serious financial difficulties".
In court papers last year, in an application against Zuma's son, Edward, involving the R1.5m he owed to his wedding planner, documents were put up purportedly showing that Deebo Holdings owed Edward R28.8m.
Judgment was subsequently taken against Edward - recently named as a stakeholder in Easyjet, a new airline to fly in South Africa - but he has still not paid the full amount he owes and a sequestration application is pending against him in the Durban High Court.
Mzobe made news last year as the deputy chairman of the Masibambisane Rural Development Initiative, which is driving a R2 billion upgrade of Nkandla. His wedding in Mbongolwane, on his 43rd birthday to 22-year-old Philile Shangase, was attended by Zuma.
In an interview with City Press last year, he said he believed in polygamy and intended to marry all three of his fiancées this year.
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We might have put it rather strongly to describe the characters in these four new Jonah Hex posters as "friends" of his, since at least two of them are nothing of the sort. Still, here's a peek at the latest character posters for the film, offering you a look at our (anti) hero Jonah Hex (Josh Brolin) , adversaries Turnbull (John Malkovich) and Burke (Michael Fassbender) and working girl Leila (Megan Fox).
Based on the cult comic books, Hex himself is a horribly scarred veteran of the US Civil War who has turned bounty hunter. The US military offers to clear the warrants on Hex's head if he'll stop a terrorist with a supernaturally-tinged plot from going through with his plans - and it's an offer he can't refuse.
Feast your eyes on these and tell us what you think. Would you have recognised Michael Fassbender in that hat? Is John Malkovich paying homage to that John Cusack Empire cover? And Megan Fox, eh?
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I don't think there's much point in trying to keep the date of the wedding a secret. (Greg was concerned about me announcing when we'd be out of town — ever since the break-in it's seemed like a good idea to exercise a bit more caution around here — but it turns out that a couple of good friends of our will be staying in our house while we're getting married that weekend so I'm not too worried about revealing the date anymore.)
I'm going to marry Greg Boose on July 19th.
That's less than two weeks away. And there's still a lot to do. Most everything is done — our families have been wonderful about just taking over and making decisions and coming up with ideas and that's just fine with us. We still need a spot for the rehearsal dinner but I think I have it pretty well narrowed down. And Greg and I are still on a hunt for the perfect little hotel where we can stay together the night of our wedding — we'd love to take the ferry out to Martha's Vineyard after the reception and stay overnight there. Oh, and we need wedding bands. And I need a rehearsal dinner dress. And shoes.
But the most important thing to do yet is work on the ceremony itself. Although my uncle is a minister and has performed plenty of weddings, I still want to plan out the majority of the ceremony. What we say and do in those moments are very important to me. I have a lot of ideas and have been making a lot of notes and combing over in my head all the meaningful wedding ceremonies I've attended. (If anyone wants to share any ideas for ways to make a ceremony meaningful or personal or even just suggest readings or poems or candle rituals, I'd love to hear about it.)
Last Friday we had the most wonderful yoga party on the deck with about 20 people in attendance. (Check out our write-up all about it on She Wrote, He Wrote.) And on Saturday I took Greg to see my favorite hospice patient — a 95 year old retired revered that I've been visiting every week for 6 months now. He's been the most wonderful father-figure in my life these last months and every week our time together never ceases to calm and restore me. On Saturday he gave us a blessing for our marriage and told Greg several times what a lucky man he is and they just don't make 'em like me anymore.
On Saturday night we hosted an 8 person dinner party out on the deck. My dear friend George Ducker was in town from LA and he came over in the late afternoon and we drank mimosas and ate brie and crackers and the three of us caught up on all our favorite topics. Later some of Greg's friends who were also in town joined us and I made grilled pork tenderloin skewered with country bread and bacon, potatoes gratin and grilled asparagus and we ate out under the stars with the trees whispering above us and ever so often I took a deep breath and reminded myself to take these moments in, to be present, to be here, to love appreciate and be grateful for all that my life is right now.
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Claire – this is all so sweet. The two of you are positively glowing in that photo. I don't know either of you… but I'm truly happy for you! You seem to have achieved something that can only come from experience and the journey of time.
Much 'happy' to both of you!
Hi Claire
I married my Greg two years ago in the most beautiful ceremony – even the celebrant cried. We got married on a misty day in the Blue Mountains in Sydney to the sound of pattering rain on everyone's umbrella's and the gleaming evergreen's of the garden, it was magic.
I wanted to send you a suggestion for your ceremony as Greg and I did this and it was a very special moment. We choose to read a section out of a Martin Luther King speech which was about extending love out to everyone, here is a little bit " call for a world wide fellowship that lifts neighborly concern beyond one's tribe, race, class and nation is in reality a call for an all embracing and unconditionally love for all men"
Then we had a moment of silence to pray for all the people in the world who needed our love and weren't as blessed as we were that day. It has set such a loving tone for the way that Greg and I and our families relate to each other.
Good luck, remember no matter what happens it is a perfect day.
Hi, Claire:
Here are two of my favorites, both by Hafiz:
It happens all the time in heaven
It happens all the time in heaven,
And some day
It will begin to happen
Again on earth –
That men and women who are married,
And men and men who are
And women and women
Who give each other
Often will get down on their knees
And while so tenderly
Holding their lover's hand,
With tears in their eyes,
Will sincerely speak, saying,
"My dear,
How can I be more loving to you;
How can I be more
Our Union
union is like this:
You feel cold so I reach for a blanket to cover
our shivering feet.
A hunger comes into your body
so I run to my garden and start digging potatoes.
You asked for a few words of comfort and guidance and
I quickly kneel by your side offering you
a whole book as a
You ache with loneliness one night so much
you weep, and I say
here is a rope, tie it around me,
Hafiz will be your
companion for
I'm so sorry it didn't work out, so long ago now, for me to help you with editing your book. I still love reading your blog and do so all the time. All the very, very best to you and Greg!
I hope you don't mind me filling up your comments, but here are a couple by Rumi, too:
The minute I heard my first love story,
I started looking for you, not knowing
how blind that was.
Lovers don't finally meet somewhere,
they're in each other all along.
The Freshness
When it's cold and raining,
you are more beautiful.
And the snow brings me
even closer to your lips.
The inner secret, that which was never born,
you are that freshness, and I am with you now.
I can't explain the goings,
or the comings. You enter suddenly,
and I am nowhere again,
Inside the majesty.
Those who don't feel this love
pulling them like a river,
Those who don't drink dawn
like a cup of spring water
or take sunset like supper,
Those who don't want to change,
Let them sleep.
This Love
is beyond the study of theology
that old and trickery and hypocrisy.
If you want to improve your mind that way,
Sleep on.
I've given up on my brain.
I've torn the cloth to shreds
and thrown it away.
If you're not completely naked,
wrap your beautiful robe of words
around you
and sleep.
Looking For Your Face
From the beginning of my life
I have been looking for your face,
but today I have seen it.
Today I have seen
the charm, the beauty,
the unfathomable grace
of the face
that I was looking for.
Today I have found you
and those that laughed
and scorned me yesterday
are sorry that they were not looking
as I did.
I am bewildered by the magnificence
of your beauty
and wish to see you with a hundred eyes.
My heart has burned with passion
and has searched forever
for this wondrous beauty
that I now behold.
I am ashamed
to call this love human
and afraid of God
to call it divine.
Your fragrant breath
like the morning breeze
has come to the stillness of the garden.
You have breathed new life into me.
I have become your sunshine
and also your shadow.
My soul is screaming in ecstasy.
Every fiber of my being
is in love with you.
Your effulgence
has lit a fire in my heart,
and you have made radiant
for me
the earth and sky.
My arrow of love
has arrived at the target.
I am in the house of mercy
and my heart
is a place of prayer.
Re meaningful ceremony. Well, you asked for it, so here's my two bobs worth.
Seal it with a K.I.S.S.
That is 'keep it simple stupid'.
Go for clarity not poetry.
"I gladly share my life, hopes and fears, thoughts and feelings, body and soul, joys and sorrows, (whatever else), with you Greg for the rest of my life."
Leave the hyperbole and poetry to others, who will no doubt oblige.
Wow, thanks for weighing in everyone.
Christine, thanks for the sweet message!
Tanya, thank you for sharing a bit about your marriage to your Greg (love that) and thank you for the quote as well — I really like that sentiment so much.
Krista, thank you so much for all the beautiful verses. I came across that first one of Rumi's that you quoted the other day and really like it a lot. They're all wonderful though — thank you!
Paul, thanks for weighing in as well! Although I'll probably use a poem or two, I do want to remember to keep things simple!


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I didn't write a post about the Rangers trading away Gaborik for 1 reason and 1 reason only. I was PISSED. I was so pissed in fact that I decided to go out with my wife and have a nice dinner to take my mind off of things.
It helped.
A lot.
I then got home and proceeded to watch the Rangers absolutely dismantle the best team in hockey.
What the hell?
Yep. The new look Rangers just dominated a team fresh off a 15 game winning streak. But, let's be honest here folks. The Penguins looked horrendous tonight. How much of that was us? How much of that was playing back to backs? How much of that was not having Crosby, Letang, Martin or a 100% Malkin in the lineup? I'm not sure, but whatever it was, the Penguins looked slow, they looked passive, they looked like a team that couldn't care less about playing a hockey game. On the flip side the Rangers looked eager, they looked hungry, they looked to make a play and take the body rather than be passive and reactive. What I liked was that the 4th line really set the tone early with a nice long hard shift of typical Torts grinding hockey. Wear the other team down, then wait for their goalie to have a meltdown.
Oh, did I mention how happy I was to see MAF in net for the Pens rather than Vokoun? Vokoun>>>>Fleury….just my 2 cents anyway.
Don't think this is it, that the season has turned around, that we're going to do a Kings like stampede to a championship. 1 game does not a season make. Remember the game against the Flyers? That's a game you should really think long and hard about…and how we looked god-awful for the next 120 minutes of hockey we were forced to endure.
Biggest different to me, was not the play of Brassard, who looked terrific. Nor was it the play of Clowe, who looked terrificer. No, to me it was the play of John Moore that really stood out. Maybe it's because I'm so sick of seeing Roman Hamrlik plod up and down the ice, but seeing a kid who looks a little like Anton Stralman back there really brought a smile to my face. Kid is mobile, looks like he can carry the puck up, and plays well in his own zone. A SIGNIFICANT upgrade over Roman Hamrlik (as you would expect when you give up a player of Marian Gaboriks talent).
Make no mistake though folks, the best player in the trade today left our team, it didn't join our team. I just hope that Richards can find his game and that the parts continue to click beyond a 1-hit wonder that this has all the makings of being. Keep it going, make me a believer…I dare you.


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My bilibrubin is started to creep up (1.3) it was always normal. I know this sounds weird but it feels funny not having treatment.
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Major: A minimum of nine course credits, which include:
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Teaching Major: A minimum of nine course credits, including at least six course credits in German Studies at or above the 205 level, including GER 205, 301, and 302 or 311; at least one of these four courses: ANT 106 (Language, Culture, and Community), ENG 311 (Grammar and the Politics of English), LAL/PHI 350 (Philosophy of Language), or LAL 352(Linguistics); and at least one of these two courses: HIS 315 (Diplomacy of War and Revolution) or HIS 324 (Modern Germany). In addition to the foregoing requirements, prospective teachers must also apply for admission to the Teacher Education Program (preferably at the start of their sophomore year) and complete coursework leading to certification in Secondary Education. GER 485 is not required for a teaching major because the capstone course required for certification in secondary education will satisfy the capstone requirement for the teaching major in German.
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Sorry to be away for so long, I should have got back in touch with you all sooner but I kinda hid under the bedcovers for a while and it took Bubble and Squeak several weeks worth of leaping on me tooth and claw to get me to clamber out again.
Overall, first I'd like to thank you all for your generosity in helping me get to this stage.
What is happening to me? I really don't know for certain. I've been on the enzyme replacements now for over a month. I do have days where I feel like I have a ton more energy than I've had for a long time. But I also have a constant burning ache in all my muscles--arms, legs and heart. Sometimes, especially late at night, this becomes almost unbearable.
So I have no idea how effective this medicine is or not. I just have to keep trying and see what happens. The hardest part is keeping up a correct diet. Eating food which is minimal fat, minimal carbohydrate, minimal sugar and high protein doesn't leave me with too many options and salads are getting rather boring. I'm also tired of beef jerky.
Over all though I think things are much more promising. I have 14 months supply of pills. And this gives me 14 months of trying to figure out some way of getting a much more secure supply of medications.
I'm trying to get back into the swing of things re: writing and internet wise. I still tire out very quickly, especially with the demands of my crazy employers, so I apologize in advance for things not getting done when they should.
But I have been able to write some and get some exciting things done though I do need to promote and get some work done in persuading a few more folks to buy Dante I. Just remember--buy the book or I'll send some friends around to interview you with half a brick...
I've got a rough draft of Atlantis IV finished and I'm looking for Beta's for that, and I've started the last in the series--Olympus X. Which is pretty amazing for me.
MOMS. is getting close to being finished, along with the first Valencius novel. Space Burps II is one tenth written and my brain is about to explode from all the baby gunk I've had to learn to do it.
Tree and I had a wonderful time at our nephew's wedding and I hope to be able to cover some of that in the new style newsletter I'm currently trying to hammer out.
There are still a few folks who haven't had their prizes from week four of the spring showers. Darn health issues kept me from finishing them off earlier and I'm attempting to clear those up now.
So if any of you have questions, comments, or just wanna slap me around a bit, feel free to come and bump me whenever you like. I'm normally around between midnight and 4am. Sleep isn't a neccessary commodity, it's just something that happens now and then. Besides facebook games demand that I attend them on a 24 hour basis. So you may have to queue after Frontiersville, The Settlers, Castle and Co. and about twelve dozen others....
It's good to be back and playing amongst you again. It's been hard, it's been very hard. But I don't think you all want to hear about our private lives...
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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates -- Stephen Gallacher shot a 10-under 62 on Saturday to grab a three-shot lead at the Dubai Desert Classic and break a three-round scoring record set by Tiger Woods 12 years ago.
The 111th-ranked Scotsman, who just missed out on a playoff last year in Dubai, is looking for his first European Tour win since 2004. Gallacher holed a 25-yard bunker shot on the 18th for an eagle to finish with a 21-under total of 195 in rare rainy and overcast conditions in the desert. That improved on Woods' tournament mark by a shot and just missed tying the course record of 61 set in 1994 by Ernie Els.
"It's the best round I've had," Gallacher said. "I was just trying to make as many birdies as I could."
Overnight leader Richard Sterne (66) tried to keep pace with the Scotsman, sinking long birdie putts on the eighth and 11th holes and then a 45-footer from the fringe on No. 15. Thorbjorn Olesen (67) finished five shots behind Gallacher in third place, after he struggled off the tee and had two bogeys on the back nine -- his first of the tournament.
A shot behind Sterne at the halfway mark, Gallacher moved into a share of the lead after carding two early birdies and then went alone atop the leaderboard with a birdie on No. 5. With Sterne, Olesen and England's Tommy Fleetwood (69) close behind, Gallacher made his move on the back nine with two birdies in the first three holes. He shot an eagle on the 13th after his 173-yard approach shot hit the pin and stopped two feet from the hole for the easy putt.
Gallacher then had four straight pars before another eagle on the last after his inspired bunker shot.
"Came out perfect and obviously it went in, a great way to finish," Gallacher said.
Gallacher missed a birdie putt on the 18th last year that would have forced a playoff with eventual winner Rafael Cabrera-Bello and settled for second. But he is in the running to end his nine-year drought on the tour that dates back to his win at the Dunhill Links Championship where he beat Graeme McDowell in a playoff.
"It would be great to know that you can do it again. I've certainly been playing better the last three or four years," the 38-year-old Gallacher said. "I've had a lot of close shaves, a couple of seconds last year, second the year before ... It is tough to win but if you've done it before, you can do it again."
Despite losing the lead, Sterne said he was "happy" with his round that included seven birdies and only an opening bogey. A five-time winner on the European Tour, the 165th-ranked Sterne hasn't won since 2009 mostly due to back problems that sidelined him for much of 2010 and '11.
"I've given myself a chance going into tomorrow, in the last group again which will be hopefully a lot of fun and put some good scores on there and put some pressure on Stephen," said Sterne, who opened with a 62 on Thursday.
"I'm a bit more comfortable perhaps not leading going into the last round as you can see by my history. Just got to hole a couple good putts at the right time again."
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James Elliott Coyne, the Bank of Canada governor who resigned after the Diefenbaker government tried to fire him during a dispute over monetary policy, has died.
Coyne died in Winnipeg on Friday at 102.
"He was a good example for all of us — right to the end he was still alert and keeping himself active," Patrick Riley, a local lawyer and his son, said Saturday.
"He was always a man of the highest principle. He set that kind of example. He was willing to stand on principle."
Coyne was honoured by the province in July with the Order of Manitoba.
Coyne was born in Winnipeg to James Bowes Coyne, a Manitoba Court of Appeal justice, and his mother Edna, in 1910.
According to the Bank of Canada website, Coyne graduated from the University of Manitoba with a Bachelor of Arts in 1931, and went to Oxford University as a Rhodes Scholar, receiving his BA in jurisprudence and BCL in 1934.
Riley said his father practised as a lawyer before joining the Bank of Canada in 1938.
Coyne left that job the next year to join the Central Mortgage Bank, before also working with the Foreign Exchange Control Board, the Canadian Embassy in Washington and the Wartime Prices and Trade Board.
Coyne also served in the Royal Canadian Air Force from 1942 to 1944.
Coyne re-joined the Bank of Canada and rose through the ranks to become deputy governor from 1950 to 1954, when he was appointed the bank's second governor and president of the Industrial Development Bank on Jan. 1, 1955.
Coyne resigned at the end of what's become known as either the Coyne Affair or the Coyne Crisis. Coyne made repeated speeches criticizing the Diefenbaker government's fiscal policies, in which it was borrowing massive amounts of money to stimulate the economy, and he rejected lowering interest rates.
The government voted to terminate Coyne from his position, but the Liberal-dominated Senate rejected the bill.
Coyne resigned anyway the next day on July 13, 1961.
Besides son Patrick Riley, Coyne is survived by his wife of 55 years, Meribeth, his other sons Sanford Riley, CEO of the Richardson Financial Group, and Andrew Coyne, a National Post columnist, two daughters Nancy Riley and Susan Coyne, 11 grandchildren, and four great-grandchildren.


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