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I've really tried to like Facebook. I've really tried to use it as I feel I am being left behind in the social media world. I've posted there several times this week and got a lot of responses. I also got a lot of emails about God and religion from several of my former high school classmates. They got a little too "preachy" for my tastes. I took it with my usual kindness, though, and responded back carefully – ever mindful of their feelings on the matter, even if they weren't very mindful of mine.
I find it maddening, though, that I have to hunt for posts I commented on or my own posts for that matter. The way Facebook works is entirely not to my liking. Social media needs to be more intuitive and less hard to use. Blogging is easy. I write a post and you can comment. It is as simple as that. What I write is on the front page and you don't have to go on an Easter egg hunt just to keep up with me.
I also find it one of the most boring forms of social media that I have tried on the Internet thus far. I jokingly titled this post "The Club for the Socially Repressed" and it is not far from the truth. Nobody ever posts anything interesting on Facebook. EVER! Brenda (Soul) wrote a post yesterday about going to the movies and I was just overjoyed at having something interesting to comment on and read. She has such a good sense of humor.
I think I will just focus my efforts on blogging and Twitter and leave Facebook behind. There are much easier ways to find friends and to keep up with the friends I already have. I can read their blogs. I can go to AA and meet people. I can continue to build a readership on my own blog. Lots of stuff to do without having to hunt for my friends just to post a comment of encouragement.


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Agriculture Law involves farmers, landowners, and others in regards to crop-growing, farming processes, dairy production, livestock, farmland use, government subsidization of farming, and seasonal and migrant farm workers. There are numerous federal statutes that subsidize, regulate or otherwise directly affect agricultural activity. Some focusing on protecting migrant and seasonal agricultural workers, some for financial assistance to farmers and others for the construction or improvement of farm housing and other agriculturally related purposes.
This article is about the community in New Jersey. For the article about the city in Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania, see: Allentown, Pennsylvania. Allentown is a Borough in Monmouth County, New Jersey, United States. As of the United States 2000 Census, the borough population was 1,882. The 2006 census estimated population was 1,847. Allentown was incorporated as a borough by an Act of the New Jersey Legislature on January 29, 1889, from portions of Upper Freehold Township, based on the results of a referendum held that day. Allentown's shopping district has antique and specialty shops, as well as restaurants. Many historic homes and historic buildings are located in the borough. The borough received the 'Village Center' designation in 2002.
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Diehl Metall, as corporate division of the Diehl Group founded in 1902, strengthened its excellent position on the global markets in the last few decades. Diehl Metall is one of the largest producers of semi-finished products made of brass, forgings and rolled products worldwide. Metal-plastic compound systems for electronic and electrotechnical applications are produced out of plated precision stamped parts. The company headquartered in the Franconian town of Roethenbach has over 3,000 employees at eleven manufacturing and development sites on four continents. Diehl Metall´s products are in demand with the traditional industries as well as with the customers who indulge in modern mega trends like water, health, green technologies, mobility and energy.
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…the tasks before Jonathan
As Dr. Goodluck Jonathan sits atop the Presidency as the number one citizen of Nigeria following the death of President Umaru Yar'Adua, one thing in the minds of numerous Nigerians is the state of the economy and the infrastructure to propel rapid economic growth and development to move the country forward.
State of the economy
Yar'Adua came into office with a vision articulated in his seven-point agenda on economic growth and sustainable development. Before his exit, the deceased president embarked on economic reforms which centered mostly on the energy sector.
The major step was a declaration of emergency in the power sector, with a view to improving the generation capacity, which at that time went below 3,200megawatts (MW), bringing negative impact on every sector of the economy.
Based largely on increased oil exports and high global crude prices, the gross domestic product (GDP) rose substantially in 2007 and 2008, but less strongly in 2009. He continued the economic reforms of his predecessor with emphasis on infrastructure.
He did not achieve much on infrastructural development, which was the main impediment to growth, notwithstanding his initiative toward developing stronger public-private partnerships for electricity and roads. Also, he could not realise the 6,000mw target of electricity last December.
Banking sector
The appointment of Mr. Lamido Sanusi as governor, Central of Bank of Nigeria (CBN) brought a major shake-up in the banking sector with the CBN sacking the managing directors of some banks and giving financial bailout to support them. Another directive was the introduction of a uniform tenure of 10years for chief executive officers of commercial banks to check fraud in the system.
The new codes of corporate governance stated a stipulated tenure of first five years, subject to renewal for yet another five years by the boards of respective banks. Recently, the CBN also came up with another initiative to discard universal banking.
However, nothing much was done in the agricultural sector to create more jobs, especially for youths.
Agenda for Jonathan
Infrastructural development/power: The first thing Nigerians would want the government to do is revamp the power sector and provide necessary infrastructure to ensure sustainable economic development. The president has already come up with an initiative to write a blue print on how to develop the power sector for greater productivity, setting another target of 6,000mw.
Speaking on the 6,000mw target, the executive director operations, Power Holding Company of Nigeria (PHCN) Abuja , Mr. John Ayodele, said, "The 6,000mw target was a well thought out plan by a committee outside PHCN and some top officials of PHCN. It was an agenda set up in 2007 and the funding requirement properly outlined.
But, again, three things suffered when rehabilitation began. There was no alignment between funding and timing. For instance, many plants that ought to go into the 6,000mw are not ready till now because the manufacturers had not come to check them. Also, money is not often released in bulk, as the allocation comes within the four quarters of the year.
Sometimes, when equipment manufacturers are ready, money is not released, and when eventually money is available, the equipment manufacturers may not come because they may have organised their work force for another country.
"Another constraint was shortage of gas. Between 2005 and 2011, all gas requirements have been given to Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) and the agency has problems as well. Infact, when some plants were ready for commissioning, there was no gas to check the state of the plants.
Throughout 2008 and 2009, there was no gas to power the plants, aside from just knowing that they were Chinese products. And when we finally checked them, we discovered that the plants were not reliable and not what we expected. The problem of kidnapping was also another factor because the expatriates were not willing to come to Nigeria to look at the plants because of the insecurity in the country. We are optimistic that the present government will achieve the 6,000mw within the given period.â€
The refineries: Also, Nigeria 's four state oil refineries, with a combined capacity of 445,000 barrels per day, have, in recent years, produced less than half that amount due to constant breakdowns. This calls on the need for government to ensure that the plants function optimally to increase productive capacity.
Macro-economim stability: Despite the difficulties and hesitancy in implementation, there has been movement on the policy front. Although the growth rate has been mediocre in recent years, other macroeconomic indicators have demonstrated a degree of stability in economic activities. There is still need to control the rate of inflation in the economy to maximise output.
However, some analysts argue that macroeconomic stability comes with a price, which could bring about low growth in the non-oil economy, from which demand and liquidity had been squeezed by fiscal contraption imposed by the Federal Government. Others believe that economic policy changes in Nigeria have not translated into higher economic growth because the country has not shifted to a market-based economy. The new president must work towards trade, investment liberalisation and macroeconomic stabilisation to ensure that policy priorities are not divided between dependence on the public sector and import substitution strategies.
Stimulating small and medium enterprises: With hundreds of small companies forced to close in recent years by the deterioration in economic conditions, especially inadequate credit, rising production costs and diminishing consumer demand, the capacity of the economy to provide full-time employment has diminished. One vital challenge facing the new government, therefore, would be to stimulate new businesses and support the development of the many small enterprises that exists in the informal sector, which accounts for most employment but lacks capital investment.
Reviving the industrial job market: Most industries are struggling to survive, with capacity utilisation in manufacturing declining by the day. Industries using local inputs need a conducive environment to grow. Also, the government should turn attention to the agricultural sector to create more jobs and revenue for the economy.


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Department of Chemistry Student Showcase and Lab Tours in September 2014
The Department of Chemistry held a Student Showcase and Lab Tours as part of the Cambridge University 2014 Alumni Festival in September 2014. The event was hosted by Emeritus Professor Sir Alan Battersby, FRS, and featured several talented young researchers giving presentations about their research. Professor Battersby spoke with enthusiasm about his PhD project, although he was envious of many of the modern techniques used regularly nowadays, which would have saved him a lot of time!
There was a chance for chatting with other alumni over coffee and tea, and after the talks the students gave tours of their labs to interested alumni, who were interested to see how their old haunts had changed. Here is some of the feedback we received:
" I realised on my tour how much some aspects of practical chemistry have changed, but how little others have changed."
"I enjoyed Professor Sir Alan Battersby's reminiscences and am sure reminiscences by other [academics] would be interesting."


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PRESS RELEASE People's National Congress Reform Congress Place, Sophia, Georgetown, Guyana. Monday, October 06, 2008
On Saturday last, October 4th, the Sophia Literacy Project received four (4) computer systems donated by the Guyana United Youth Development Association (GUYDA). Ms. Annazette Silas, Secretary of GUYDA made the presentation to Mrs. Carol Corbin, Coordinator of the Sophia Literacy Project.
The Sophia Literacy Project which commenced on the 5th July 2006 is part of the PNCR's Youth Empowerment Scheme (YES) programme. There are 180 children in the project between the ages of four (4) to fourteen (14). The project consists of a Summer school and a Saturday school .At the Saturday school the children are taught phonics, craftwork, and conventional academic subjects. Nine teachers and one assistant are assigned to this school. The summer school programme consists of physical education and the making of craft. Twelve teachers are assigned to this programme.
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Reporters Without Borders is appalled by the death of a Japanese news photographer on the streets of Rangoon this morning. Kenji Nagai, fifty years old, worked for the photoagency APF. He has been in Burma for two days. Another foreign journalist was reportedly injured. The press casualties came after the security forces opened fire on demonstrators near the Tarder Hotel in the centre of Rangoon.
As the security forces step up their crackdown by firing on crowds and arresting hundreds of monks and pro-democracy activists, communications continue to be severely disrupted by the authorities.
Internet communication has been slowed right down while more mobile phones have been disconnected. Many blogs maintained by Burmese citizens have been made inaccessible by the authorities. Despite these restrictions, pictures and reports continue to get out of the country thanks to the foreign journalists present there and to Burmese journalists.
Dozens of foreign reporters who applied to the Burmese embassies in Bangkok or Beijing have been refused visas to visit Burma. Press visas are severely restricted by the military and scores of journalists and human rights activists have been blacklisted.


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January 11, 2005
Washington Lawyers' Committee and Sutherland File Suit to Protect Deaf Patients' Rights
From: Sutherland Asbill & Brennan LLP - Jan 11, 2005
Washington (January 11, 2005)—For the first time, deaf patients have taken a hospital to court claiming that its provision of interpreters through inadequate video conferencing technology does not provide them with effective communication in critical medical situations. The Washington Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights and Urban Affairs and Sutherland Asbill & Brennan LLP today filed a civil rights lawsuit on behalf of seven deaf individuals who sought treatment at Laurel Regional Hospital in Laurel, Md., and despite their specific and repeated requests were denied in-person qualified sign language interpreter services. The plaintiffs allege that they were instead provided with inadequate video interpreting, cryptic notes or, most often, no communication at all.
The lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland alleges that the plaintiffs were denied the benefit of effective communication with physicians and health care providers at Laurel Hospital, were unable to provide informed consent to treatment, were denied the opportunity to participate in their treatment, and were denied the full benefit of the health care services provided by Laurel Hospital, in violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act (the ADA) and other laws.
The plaintiffs complain that the Hospital relied principally on video remote interpreting (VRI), a means of utilizing a remote interpreter through videoconferencing technology. However, plaintiffs allege that Hospital staff often refused to set up the VRI equipment, and that they were not adequately trained to set up the equipment correctly or quickly. Moreover, plaintiffs allege that the equipment used by the Hospital was difficult to view and insufficiently mobile. Most important, plaintiffs note that the two-dimensional nature of video cannot effectively capture sign language, which is a three-dimensional language.
Elaine Gardner, Director of the Washington Lawyers' Committee Disability Rights Project, says deaf patients, such as the plaintiffs, should receive the same level of effective communication provided for hearing patients. "The ADA is clear – deaf patients have the right to understand, and be understood by, their medical providers."
One of the seven plaintiffs, Elizabeth Gillespie, went to Laurel Hospital emergency room on November 1, 2003, to receive treatment for severe abdominal pain, nausea and vomiting, among other symptoms. Ms. Gillespie was required to wait hours, denied numerous requests for an in-person interpreter, and was prepared for medical tests in a manner that was personally humiliating, including having a male attendant snap her bra as a means of communicating with her that it needed to be removed. As with several of the plaintiffs, the VRI technology, when it was provided to Ms. Gillespie, proved woefully inadequate. "This was the last straw for me," said Mrs. Gillespie, who said her experience gave her the incentive to contact the Lawyers' Committee and bring this lawsuit.
Under the ADA, discrimination includes the failure to provide auxiliary aids and services. The term "auxiliary aids and services" under the ADA includes "qualified interpreters" who make "aurally delivered materials available to individuals with hearing impairments."
"This is not an indictment of video interpreting," says Lewis S. Wiener, a litigation partner with Sutherland, who represents the plaintiffs pro bono. "Rather, the question is whether, based on the facts, Laurel Hospital's use of video remote interpreting and its refusal to provide these individuals with in-person interpreters meets the requirements of the ADA. In this case it clearly did not. Laurel Hospital's failure to provide effective communication has directly injured and continues to injure the plaintiffs."
The suit seeks preliminary and permanent injunctions against Laurel Hospital and an order requiring the hospital to provide deaf individuals with auxiliary aids and services necessary for effective communication, including qualified sign language interpreters, TTY's and close captioned televisions. The suit also seeks compensatory and punitive damages and attorneys fees and costs.
In addition to Mr. Wiener, Sutherland attorneys David A. Last and Thomas R. Bundy III are involved in the matter. All are available to comment on the case. To view a copy of the complaint online, please visit http://www.sablaw.com/file_upload/PR011105.pdf.
The Washington Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights and Urban Affairs, for over 35 years, has represented both individuals and groups seeking to vindicate their civil rights. It has handled over 5,000 civil rights cases, in employment, housing, public accommodations, and other aspects of urban life. It represents people with claims of discrimination based on race, gender, national origin, disability, age, religion, and sexual orientation.
Sutherland Asbill & Brennan is a national law firm known for solving challenging business problems and resolving unique legal issues for many of the nation's largest companies. Founded in 1924, the firm has grown to more than 400 lawyers in Atlanta, Austin, Houston, New York, Tallahassee and Washington. For further information about the firm, please visit, http://www.sablaw.com.
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Recent Movie Reviews
F4Gg0T's Newgrounds
Rated 0 / 5 stars
You are calling all newgrounders f4Gs do you understand? we are not all gay.
Darnell Plays With Fire
Rated 5 / 5 stars
"Where am I, there's a lot of fire am i in heaven?, god what are you doing with that flame thrower?, GAAAAAAAAHHHHH"
Animator vs Animation III
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Holy freaking animator in heaven!
Dude, "this... movie... is... AWESOME!!!!!!!!!" quote from $oopah nin10doh. All of my favorites rule and this is going into the favorites. 5/5, 10/10, and 2 thumbs up! Best on newgrounds.
Recent Game Reviews
Space invaders : BOS
Rated 1.5 / 5 stars
poorly made
Feels like it was made in about an hour.
Like i said on Ball gunner the sequel ; "im new at the program.
Im missing a file (something like "Lame.dll) And i dont know how to fix that, Thats cuz the game has no sound..."
Tower of the dead
Rated 0 / 5 stars
game sucks major ****
wont start
A snake game
Rated 0 / 5 stars
sucks game is too predictable too classic i mean really this feels like something my grandpa played when he was a kid
Your grandpa as a kid you say. Well, I`m not a pro with flash, and i can make only that.
Edit: This review goes into the "Jerkish Reviews Waiting to Be Moderated" section. In other words, if I find it stupid enough, it's gonna be added to my JRL.
Recent Art Reviews
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Isn't it called a girret?
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Dude, you know that this is going through someone's head: "Damn it Igor!" "Yes, master?" "Didn't I tell you not to dump the CANNIBALISTIC DEMON ENZYME IN GROUNDS CITY?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?" "Y-Yes, m-master p-please don't strike me again master I can fix it" "No you can't! That enzyme is permanent you 'tarded hunchback!!!!!"
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars
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Today marks Mark's one year anniversary in Prague. A lot has happened. The best of which is employment, that money-making occupation of which wasn't happening in USA (and from what I hear, still isn't).
I'm celebrating this milestone by castling: I'm off to Hluboka nad Vltavou, in south Bohemia. They have a castle like you see when you close your eyes and imagine what a castle should look like. There are also some outstanding gardens.
Oops! Must go catch my train. Pictures at 11:00.
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This presentation shows the challenges and opportunities for the music industry within electronic marketplaces, statistical data highlight that the online sales in the UK alone will reach £78bn a year by 2010 (Econsultancy, 2009). The marketing endeavours have to be directed to the effective online promotion of music and keep in regard issues of design, security copyright management. Furthermore the Internet interactivity and customizability peculiarities have affected the communication model toward the emission of targeted and personalized contents. In this scenario the music business encourage the proliferation of niche markets based SMEs that focus on the satisfaction of their market segment with a comprehensive service inclusive of music and side products. Through the examination of the business model developed and implemented by the e-commerce music, merchandising and technological equipment website 'www.Trackitdown.net', this research aims to critically evaluate the best practice in the strategic management of the online music business.


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For more info, see "Firing on All Cylinders" on pg. 48. For specific films and showtimes, hit peripheralproduce.com. Guild
Kung Fu!
The Northwest Film Center wraps up their screenings of the UCLA Film Archive's Heroic Grace: The Chinese Martial Arts Film, Part II. This week: King Boxer (better known as Five Fingers of Death) and The Magic Blade. Guild
The Northwest Film Center's internationally flavored film fest starts Friday and rolls until May 1. For more info, hit nwfilm.org. Guild, Whitsell Auditorium
A Brazilian drama that "covers 50 years of Brazilian history" through a long-lasting friendship between two boys.
It's no secret that Iran makes films about as well as it makes global enemies—that is, effectively and with long-lasting consequences. Border Cafe is the engrossing story of Reyhan, a widow with two daughters who betrays traditions and refuses to marry her brother-in-law. She reopens the roadside cafe (near the border with Turkey) that she ran with her husband, attracting an international array of customers who are all transitioning from one place to another. The familial conflict then becomes a metaphor for the battle between narrow-minded, patriarchal tradition and worldly, sex-blind adventurism. Deep shit for a place like Iran. The performances are captivating, even if the film's production is lackluster. (Scott Moore)
A young German peddles aspirin in Brazil after WWII and hires a local man in this road-trip film.
This film's about a 12-year-old girl in Beirut in 1983 as she becomes friends with an 18-year-old girl from Syria. Together, they ask what war is good for. The answer? Nothing. Absolutely nothing.
A South African film that combines "love, tears, death, and comedy" in a story about a wannabe doctor who stumbles through South Africa.
See review this issue.
Adam & Steve
What happens when Steve (Malcolm Gets) realizes that the guy he embarrassed himself in front of back in 1987 (the event involved coke, laxatives, and explosive diarrhea) was Adam (Craig Chester), the same guy he's been dating for the last year? Well, that's the question this heavy-handed romantic comedy asks—but do we really want to know the answer? Cliché-ridden and uninspired, Adam & Steve does have its moments, but they're few. Appearances by Parker Posey and the inexplicable, inexcusable Chris Kattan do nothing to help stir up this cheese fest—and don't even get me started on the gay cowboy dance routine. (Brad Buckner) Fox Tower 10
American Dreamz
See review this issue. Regal Cinemas, etc.
Yes, ATL is yet another teen-targeted, thinly veiled vehicle for a rapper-turned-actor. And yes, ATL predictably plays it by the numbers: You've got your drugs and violence subplots, the obligatory "wrong side of the tracks" love story, and even a dollop of class contention, all set to a heavingly brilliant soundtrack that plays like a central character. (Did I mention the fact that the main characters happen to be orphans? No, seriously.) And yet, for some reason, no volume of endless cliché can sink ATL. Effectively helmed by music video director Chris Robinson, ATL is a totally enjoyable celebration of the now familiar (read: heavily commodified) filth and flash of the Dirty South, starring likeably scrawny rapper Tip "T.I." Harris. And though it strays occasionally into mediocre attempts at teen melodrama, its overall lightness and distinctly Southern charm—weekends at the community pool, roller skating competitions, etc.—keep ATL from succumbing to the familiar failings of like-minded productions. The result is something akin to a PG-13 update of Saturday Night Fever—but this time with grills. (Zac Pennington) Lloyd Mall
A film noir set in a high school, starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt from 3rd Rock from the Sun. Brick-ville's a hardboiled wonderland; senior year is fulla dead dames and double-crossers, but instead of the coppers, we've got vice principals, and instead of smoky jazz clubs, we've got the basement in some kid's house. First-time director Rian Johnson never lets up on the tough-guy tone or the pace, and for a while, it's fun to see 'roided-out jocks play the dumb muscle, and to watch teenager Nora Zehetner as a femme fatale with a great pair of getaway sticks. After the first 45 minutes, though, you'll begin to feel like you're watching the cast of Peanuts trying to act cooler and smarter than they'll ever be in real life. (Chas Bowie) Fox Tower 10
The Day After Earth Day
"Some cautionary tales" shown to "celebrate the subversive side of Earth Day." Includes The Killing Ground (groan) and The Lorax (groan). Fucking hippies. Clinton Street Theater
Don't Come Knocking
Sam Shepard plays Howard Spence, a washed-up Western star who spent the better part of his life knocking back booze, pills, women, and handcuffs. One day on the set of a cheesy, generic Western, Howard takes off into the sunset to make peace with his personal history—and an odd, starchy detective (Tim Roth) hired by the film company hunts Howard down in the dusty streets of Nevada and Montana. While not a flawless movie, you'd be hard-pressed this month to find another that's this intelligent, cool, and fun. (Chas Bowie) Fox Tower 10, Cinemagic
Friends with Money
Jennifer Aniston plays Olivia, a woman who used to be a teacher, but currently cleans houses, smokes pot, crank calls a former lover, and considers becoming a personal trainer. Olivia hangs out with her three married gal pals, who are all wealthy in an annoying L.A. way. Catherine Keener, Joan Cusack, and Frances McDormand play Aniston's friends; given the raw talent in those women, Friends with Money should be a passable film. Unfortunately, McDormand is the only bright spot, and the rest of the film comes across as contrived, leaving too many unanswered questions (Why are these women all friends? What derailed Olivia's life?), and instead honing in on the friends' superficial (and condescending) obsession with Olivia's simple life. Yawn. (Amy Jenniges) Regal Cinemas, etc.
Ice Age: The Meltdown
Well, there are these two possums, and this elephant girl, and there was a boy one too, one of the mammoths? And the ice was breaking, so they had to find a new home, and in this one part, there are these two animals that wanted to kill them? So they found a new home. But my favorite part! There was this sloth, in just Ice Age, plain Ice Age—but in Ice Age 2, there's a whole group of sloths! And they kidnap the sloth because he can make fire, and they call him The Fire King, and 'cause he can make fire, and then he made fire! I like it better than the first one—I liked it better, this one had more of my favorite parts. And there were some parts with a squirrel. Those parts were my favorite. (Kayla, the Mercury's resident six-year-old.) Regal Cinemas, etc.
Invisible Children
A film "about the horrors the youth in Uganda face every single day." Narrated by Alf. Mission Theater, St. Johns Pub
IT (Independent Tuesdays)
Nocturnal's homemade film and video event—now at Acme! Acme
The Jackpot Records/Clinton Street Video Film Festival
Running through Sunday April 23, the Jackpot Records/Clinton Street Video Film Festival boasts seven nights of programming, featuring rare films and Jandek's first ever West Coast performance. (Another unusual treat: The Beaver Trilogy, Trent Harris' one-of-a-kind film that was made from 1979 to 1985—the film's one part documentary, one part Sean Penn reenacting the documentary, and one part Crispin Glover reenacting the documentary again.) For more info, hit jackpotrecords.com. Hollywood Theatre
Knitflix: My Man Godfrey
1936's film, screened with the lights halfway up so that attendees can knit as they watch. Anyone who goes to this deserves to be beat up. Clinton Street Theater
Winner of the Palme d'Or at Cannes, this drama opens with a young mother returning home from the maternity ward to her barren flat, only to find that the father of her child has sublet it in her absence. Accepting the situation with what appears to be familiar resignation, she finally tracks down Bruno—the boy's father and our unconscionable protagonist—in the midst of a petty theft. Within a week, Bruno's sold the child on the black market. Through all of Bruno's absurdly remorseless transgressions, the film's title seems to refer both to the newborn and to his ridiculously negligent father—a difficult protagonist for a largely compelling film. (Zac Pennington) Fox Tower 10
The Libertine
In The Libertine, Johnny Depp plays a syphilitic nobleman whose condition deteriorates until he is barely recognizable as human. Depp is malicious and delicious in the first half of the film, but the film's second half is devoted to painstakingly following his increasingly gross deterioration—the fun seeps out of the film like pus from Depp's oozing face, until all that's left are the tired, common sense reminders that too much drug use makes you ugly, and that you should always use a rubber if you're going to sleep with whores. (Alison Hallett) Mission Theater
Lonesome Jim
What if someone decided Garden State—that cinematic Bible for disaffected hipsters everywhere—was neither hip nor disaffected enough to convey the true plight of discontented hipsters? Well, then we'd have something like Lonesome Jim—a film that's essentially a Garden State remake, but one that cranks up the dial on "mopey," and damn near blows the speakers on "angst." Jim tries hard to capture a uniquely American variety of twentysomething angst—unfortunately, that angst keg has already been tapped by that dude from Scrubs, and with a better soundtrack. (Alison Hallett) Hollywood Theatre
Lucky Number Slevin
In any synopsis of Slevin, spoilers lay like landmines, so I will tell you nothing. And the reason I'm hot on keeping the plot twists secret is that when they come, they snap like wet towels to the face—Slevin is a constant series of smacks, contoured around the kind of smart, funny screenwriting action films and thrillers usually don't employ. (Unless you're Snatch or Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels, and movies like that are too stylized to be truly great.) But Slevin is great—not because it's deep or artsy, but because it delivers and does so intelligently. (Adam Gnade) Regal Cinemas, etc.
On a Clear Day
There's a scene in the Scottish film On a Clear Day in which Frank Redmond, the rugged hero, questions his decision to swim the English Channel. His family doesn't understand, and the Channel is pretty wide, and he's feeling discouraged. He's at swim practice, moping, when he sees a little retarded kid swim across the pool, all by himself. And Frank thinks, "Hey. If the retarded kid can swim across the pool, then by god, I can swim across the Channel!" So he does. As uplifting and inspirational as the film may be, it crosses the line with the retarded kid. It's time to "just say no" to uplifting, inspirational movies out of the UK—before things really get out of hand. (Alison Hallett) Fox Tower 10
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The Clinton St.'s "Smut Night Double Feature"—with 35 mm prints of classic pornos. Rad. Clinton Street Theater
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Scary Movie 4
Even forgiving the fact that roughly half of Scary Movie 4 purports to parody films that only vaguely qualify as "scary movies" (War of the Worlds and The Village among them), it sort of goes without saying that the franchise has long worn out its rather thin initial welcome. Despite the filmmakers' desperate dependence on the audience's familiarity with the last 18-or-so months of pop culture, 90 percent of the gags feel like they could have fit perfectly well in any of the franchise's preceding films—or for that matter, any issue of Mad magazine circa 1998. All of which begs the question: how is it that even the fucking Wayans Brothers had the good sense to bail after the first sequel, yet America still hands this bullshit the number one spot at the box office? (Zac Pennington) Regal Cinemas, etc.
The Sentinel
Apparently, this thriller starring Michael Douglas, Kiefer Sutherland, and Eva Longoria was screened only for "daily press"—e.g. The Oregonian. Us lowly weekly papers weren't even told about the screening. What the fuck's up with that, huh? Go to hell, Twentieth Century Fox. Not inviting us to screenings and shit. Like we'd even want to see your movie anyway. Even if Jack Bauer and that hot chick from Desperate Housewives are in it. 'Cause we don't. We don't care at all. Go hang out with your buddy The Oregonian, Twentieth Century Fox. We're through. You suck. Regal Cinemas, etc.
Silent Hill
This movie is based on a videogame. Wait! Don't stop reading! Hold on a sec! While Silent Hill wasn't screened in time for us to review it—hit portlandmercury.com on Friday, April 21 for our online review—the early buzz on it is good, and maybe—just maybe—this'll be a decent scary movie based on the shit-yer-pants-scary videogame. Regal Cinemas, etc.
Sophie Scholl—The Final Days
In 1943, 21-year-old Sophie Scholl was guillotined by the Nazi government for her participation in the White Rose, an underground student group that organized against the regime. This German film follows the events leading to her arrest, trial, and subsequent execution. Despite repeated attempts by the filmmakers to smother the action in drippy music and melodramatic pacing, Scholl's story is powerful and inspirational enough to transcend its schlocky packaging. (Alison Hallett) Cinema 21
Summer Storm
Tobi (Robert Stadlober) and Achim (Kostja Ullmann) are best friends and on the same rowing team at summer camp. Then Achim gets a girlfriend, Tobi becomes jealous, and we witness his quest to come to terms with the fact that he is in love with Achim. This beautifully done German flick is ultimately about growing up and finding out about your own sexuality. But before you groan and say, "Oh jeez! Not another one of those movies!", know that the film succeeds in being heartbreaking, beautiful, and hilarious, the cinematography is absolutely stunning, and pretty much the whole cast is totally hot—you'll be drooling at all the bare skin of both the men and women on the screen. So it's definitely one of those movies to check out. (Christine S. Blystone) Hollywood Theatre
Take the Lead
If I asked you to guess what would happen in a film about an uptown ballroom dance instructor and a detention classroom's worth of inner city high school kids, I'd bet you'd lay out the events of Take the Lead with 80-90 percent accuracy. (Marjorie Skinner) Regal Cinemas, etc.
Thank You For Smoking
Smoking's great premise has the delightfully unscrupulous Nick Naylor (Aaron Eckhart)—a spin doctor for Big Tobacco—sparring and sneaking his way through activists and accusations. But like all wannabe cynics, director Jason Reitman can't maintain a vicious tone for long—midway through, Smoking takes a turn for the banal, the razor-sharp satire of the first 45 minutes giving way to a more scattershot type of comedy. Sure, this neutering of Smoking's amorality is better for its characters' consciences and lungs, but it kills Smoking's smart fun faster than a three-pack-a-day habit. (Erik Henriksen) Regal Cinemas, etc.
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2014 Fantasy Football Mock Draft: Best Pick for Each Spot in the 1st RoundAugust 20, 2014
2014 Fantasy Football Mock Draft: Best Pick for Each Spot in the 1st Round
Your fantasy football draft is around the corner. Pop quiz, hot shot—who are you going to take in the first round?
The first round is fraught with peril, capable of making or breaking your fantasy season in one fell swoop. Never fear, your first-round sherpa is here.
Here is a pick-by-pick analysis of a solid first round. There is a selection for both standard and points-per-reception (PPR) scoring formats.
As usual, running backs take precedence in the first round, particularly in standard scoring formats. There is a somewhat popular theory extolling the virtues of eschewing running backs early in fantasy leagues, but that is a dangerous game.
Top running backs put up consistent points on your fantasy squad, and there aren't too many to go around compared to other positions. If you don't take a running back early, you could wind up with a lackluster starting duo that might drag down your entire squad.
Of course, receivers get a big bump in PPR leagues, which is why they creep up in the PPR section of this first-round mock.
Why no quarterbacks? Simply put, no quarterback is worth a first-round pick in these scoring formats. The relative positional scarcity is far greater at other positions, and drafting a quarterback in the first round will put you behind the eight ball.
With all that, let's dive in, using my personal rankings as a guide.
Pick No. 1: Adrian Peterson, RB, Minnesota Vikings
Adrian Peterson will be back this season.
The Grand Poobah of running backs didn't quite match his record-threatening MVP season from 2012 last year, and he fell to seventh in fantasy scoring among ball-carriers as a result.
The drop-off was somewhat understandable, as even by Peterson's lofty standards, repeating his glorious 2012 season was simply a pipe dream. Still, he was the top pick in many drafts, and his relatively lackluster season resulted in 1,266 yards rushing and 10 touchdowns on the ground.
Peterson remains one of the league's best running backs—perhaps the best, if we are simply talking about his abilities as a runner. He also has the Minnesota backfield all to himself after the free-agent departure of Toby Gerhart (Jacksonville), including the goal-line work.
Prorated to 16 games, Peterson, who participated in 14 contests, would have garnered 36 percent of all fantasy scoring opportunities among skill-position players in Minnesota last season. That is to say, Peterson either carried the ball or was targeted on 36 percent of all non-penalized offensive plays last season if we prorate his statistics to 16 games.
He has been a huge part of that offense and should continue on that path in 2014.
PPR Pick: LeSean McCoy, RB, Philadelphia Eagles
What Peterson lacks in pass-catching ability, LeSean McCoy has in spades.
McCoy was the third-best PPR back last season, and he has always been a big threat out of the backfield. He caught 52 passes out of 64 targets last season for 539 yards and a pair of touchdowns, par for the course since he took over the starting gig in Philadelphia.
Even with Darren Sproles around to take away some of those targets out of the backfield, McCoy should grab around 50 receptions this season. More importantly, he should continue to thrive in that Chip Kelly offense and challenge for top PPR honors this season.
Pick No. 2: LeSean McCoy, RB, Philadelphia Eagles
McCoy quite nearly made the top of this list.
The Philadelphia Eagles have become an offensive powerhouse, and McCoy is the generator. He enjoyed a career year in 2013, surpassing 2,100 total yards from scrimmage and coming in second behind the Chiefs' Jamaal Charles in standard fantasy scoring among running backs. With a few more rushing touchdowns, he would have been right at Charles' heels.
There shouldn't be much difference this season if McCoy can stay healthy.
Sure, the Eagles may use Sproles a bit more in the passing game, but nobody else in that backfield is going to keep McCoy off the field.
PPR Pick: Jamaal Charles, RB, Kansas City Chiefs
Who could argue with taking last year's top running back here?
Charles is a pass-catching machine out of the backfield, and he has the checkdown king in Alex Smith tossing him the football. He garnered 104 targets last season, a ridiculous number for a running back.
Charles is the Kansas City offense, and he will be a fantasy force once again in 2014.
Pick No. 3: Jamaal Charles, RB, Kansas City Chiefs
When was the last time a running back repeated as fantasy football's top scorer? That would be 2007, LaDainian Tomlinson's penultimate season as a dominant fantasy running back.
Repeat offenders were common before then, but things have gotten a bit more difficult since. Not even the mighty Peterson was able to repeat.
That is the hill Charles has to climb after dousing the league in kerosene and lighting it on fire last season.
Of course, recent history doesn't preclude Charles from being a top fantasy back—he doesn't have to be the best scorer to be great for your fantasy squad.
Charles is still the main man in that Kansas City backfield. He got 37.6 percent of his team's fantasy scoring opportunities when prorating his stats over 16 games, a massive number that doesn't figure to be much different in 2014.
The biggest question for this season is whether his revamped offensive line is going to give him and his fantasy owners fits at times.
PPR Pick: Matt Forte, RB, Chicago Bears
If someone asked you who the second-best PPR back was in 2013, what would your answer be?
If your first thought was "Matt Forte," you cheated, didn't you?
Forte had a fantastic season, catching a whopping 74 passes en route to that second-best fantasy ranking in PPR scoring formats. There is more of that coming in 2014, especially if quarterback Jay Cutler can remain healthy for the full 16-game slate this season.
Pick No. 4: Matt Forte, RB, Chicago Bears
For years we salivated over Forte's potential only to come away disappointed by unfulfilled expectations. Last season, Forte finally got an offensive-minded head coach in Marc Trestman, and he fulfilled his fantasy owners' dreams accordingly.
Forte was a focal point of a Chicago offense that ranked eighth in yards per game (381.8) and second in total points (445) last season.
The talented running back wound up being the third-best fantasy back in standard leagues. He got there in large part because he garnered 71.3 percent of the team's carries and 37.8 percent of the offense's fantasy scoring opportunities, both among the best in the league.
Forte is a dynamic back who can do it all, and as a result, he is one of the safest picks of the 2014 fantasy season.
PPR Pick: Jimmy Graham, TE, New Orleans Saints
Too early for Jimmy Graham?
He only annihilated his competition in PPR scoring last season by 85 points over his next-closest competitor. Outside a healthy Rob Gronkowski—which he is not quite, at this stage—there is no tight end who gives you a consistently great stat line.
Pick No. 5: Eddie Lacy, RB, Green Bay Packers
There is little reason to think Green Bay Packers running back Eddie Lacy cannot build on a fantastic inaugural season that saw him win Offensive Rookie of the Year honors.
Lacy is the main man in that Green Bay backfield, finally a nice yang to Aaron Rodgers' yin at quarterback. The bruising ball-carrier gives the Packers a bona fide rushing threat, and he benefits from the fact that Rodgers is arguably the best quarterback in the league.
If he can stay healthy—his bruising style lends itself to injury, unfortunately—Lacy should top his rookie statistics in that offense. That would put him over 1,500 total yards and 11 touchdowns.
PPR Pick: Calvin Johnson, WR, Detroit Lions
Wide receivers have higher value in PPR leagues, so taking the best one in the league in the top five is a perfectly reasonable strategy.
When healthy, Johnson is quite simply the top receiver in the league. He was going to be hard-pressed to repeat his monstrous 2012 season in 2013, but Johnson is a good bet to get close to 100 receptions and over 1,500 yards receiving this upcoming campaign.
Johnson's ceiling might have actually moved up now that he has some quality help around him after the Detroit Lions signed wideout Golden Tate and drafted tight end Eric Ebron.
Pick No. 6: Calvin Johnson, WR, Detroit Lions
He sits atop Mt. Fantasy at wide receiver, as he does every year.
Few receivers have garnered as much annual respect as Detroit's Johnson. The 6'5", 236-pound monster of a receiver has been Matthew Stafford's safety blanket over the years, averaging nearly 173 targets per season over the past three seasons.
With the top running backs out of the picture here, the top receiver is more than fine consolation.
PPR Pick: Adrian Peterson, RB, Minnesota Vikings
Why did Peterson fall all the way from the top in standard leagues to No. 6 in PPR scoring?
Quite simply, Peterson has never been a big pass-catcher. There has been talk of getting Peterson more involved in the passing game this season, per Brian Murphy of the Pioneer Press, but it would take quite the transformation to get Peterson to Forte or Charles levels as a receiver.
Pick No. 7: Marshawn Lynch, RB, Seattle Seahawks
The offseason hasn't been kind to Marshawn Lynch's fantasy value.
He sat out organized team activities—during which rumors swirled he was contemplating retirement—eventually holding out for a few days at the outset of training camp before the Seattle Seahawks gave him a little more of his future salary up front. He was also accused of assault and property damage, for which he was eventually cleared, per ESPN.com's Terry Blount.
That all put a drag on his fantasy draft stock—Lynch has fallen out of the first round entirely if average draft position for certain websites is to be believed.
The truth of the matter is that Lynch is still going to be a workhorse in Seattle. That includes the bulk of the goal-line work, where Beast Mode makes it rain Skittles. Lynch should approach or exceed 325 touches this season, and his fantasy owners will reap the rewards those touches bring.
PPR Pick: Demaryius Thomas, WR, Denver Broncos
Johnson may hold the fantasy rankings crown at receiver, but Demaryius Thomas isn't far behind.
Peyton Manning's top receiver is going to see a ton of targets, making him highly valuable in PPR formats. Thomas saw 142 targets last season, catching nearly 65 percent of them en route to the highest PPR score at his position last season.
Manning is back for more, and Thomas figures to score oodles of points once again.
Pick No. 8: Demaryius Thomas, WR, Denver Broncos
As mentioned on the previous slide, Thomas is highly valuable largely thanks to the fact that he has Manning throwing him the ball.
Thomas has topped 1,400 receiving yards and scored double-digit touchdowns in each of the past two seasons. We should expect more of the same this year if the key cogs in that offense remain healthy.
PPR Pick: Eddie Lacy, RB, Green Bay Packers
Like Peterson, Lacy takes a bit of a tumble because he is not nearly the pass-catching threat that some of his peers are.
Lacy caught just 35 passes in his Offensive Rookie of the Year campaign. It's a number that could certainly go up this season, especially if he stays healthy. However, there are more-proven commodities in that department ahead of him on this list.
Pick No. 9: Montee Ball, RB, Denver Broncos
Montee Ball in the first round? That's just crazy, isn't it?
When one looks at what a running back in a Manning offense can do for you, it says otherwise. Knowshon Moreno was all but left for dead before last season—even proclaimed a likely training camp cut by yours truly at one point.
He wound up the fifth-best fantasy scorer among all running backs.
Moreno is gone, replaced by second-year man Montee Ball as a starter.
It's dangerous to think Ball will simply pick up where Moreno left off, but he will have every opportunity to do so. The biggest concerns with him are fumbling issues that kept him off the field early as a rookie and a recent appendectomy that threatened to keep him out for the beginning of the season.
Ball resumed practice this week, though, so he should be fine to start the year, per ESPN.com's Jeff Legwold.
PPR Pick: Giovani Bernard, RB, Cincinnati Bengals
The biggest reason why Giovani Bernard was a rookie sensation was his pass-catching ability out of the backfield. Despite being stuck in a timeshare with BenJarvus Green-Ellis, Bernard saw 71 targets as a receiver last year.
There's more where that came from, and that makes him rather valuable in the PPR department going forward.
Pick No. 10: Giovani Bernard, RB, Cincinnati Bengals
The Cincinnati Bengals found themselves a gem in the 2013 draft when Bernard fell to them in the second round.
Bernard was fantastic as a rookie, keeping himself in the Rookie of the Year conversation until Lacy ran away with it. He wound up with the 18th-best standard score at his position.
The biggest reason why Bernard didn't have a huge volume of touches as a rookie was Green-Ellis, whom the Bengals inexplicably utilized often despite his general inefficiency. It was a bid to keep Bernard healthy and fresh as a rookie, one that is less necessary a year later.
Bernard still must contend with the likes of Green-Ellis and rookie Jeremy Hill, but the latter is hurt (shoulder) and Green-Ellis isn't going to plod his way into the heart of new offensive coordinator Hue Jackson.
PPR Pick: Montee Ball, RB, Denver Broncos
Moreno was a big-time fantasy back last season, and he did plenty of damage through the air. Moreno was targeted 74 times, catching 60 of them.
Ball should get most of those targets now that he has ascended to the starting position with Moreno in Miami.
Pick No. 11: Jimmy Graham, TE, New Orleans Saints
Whereas Graham is a no-brainer in the first round in PPR-scoring formats, his value is a bit murkier in standard leagues.
The immense advantage Graham has over other tight ends shrinks considerably when taking receptions out of the fantasy-scoring equation, which makes him less valuable in standard formats. That doesn't mean you should avoid him in the first round altogether, however.
Simply put, even though there are just two draft picks between this and your second-round pick after the turn, you cannot risk losing Graham by passing on him here. He could well make it back, but you are still getting the best player at his position.
PPR Pick: Brandon Marshall, WR, Chicago Bears
Wide receivers are more valuable in PPR leagues, hence the reason Brandon Marshall cracks the first round here.
Marshall is quarterback Jay Cutler's safety blanket and best friend wrapped up into one neat little fantasy football package. He has averaged 177.5 targets over the past two seasons, getting to triple-digit receptions and double-digit touchdowns in each of them.
Despite the rise of fellow receiver Alshon Jeffrey, expect the Cutler-Marshall connection to live on in 2014.
Pick No. 12: DeMarco Murray, RB, Dallas Cowboys
The 12th pick in the draft affords some flexibility due to the fact you'll get to pick again immediately. Thus, there are several good choices from which to choose in this slot.
Knowing you won't get to pick for a while after the turn is key, though. If you forgo a running back, for example, you may be seriously handicapped at the position. It also means anyone you might be eyeing over the next 15 to 20 picks will likely be gone, so don't worry about trying to maximize value against average draft position or ranking.
In this case, Dallas Cowboys running back DeMarco Murray makes a good deal of sense.
There is a bit of trepidation in the fantasy community about drafting Murray, who has had a well-documented injury history in his NFL career. Murray has never played a full season, but he got closest to it last year when he appeared in 14 games.
He might be higher on boards across the country were it not for those injury concerns, but one thing is for sure—Murray can score fantasy points in bunches. He was sixth at his position last season in points per game, according to FantasyPros.com, meaning he will be good when he is in your lineup.
PPR Pick: Marshawn Lynch, RB, Seattle Seahawks
Murray would make for a good pick here in either format, but for variety's sake, let's not allow Lynch to fall all the way out of the first round.
For as much as Seattle utilizes him, Lynch hasn't been a huge factor in the passing game. He actually had the second-most receptions of his career with 36 last season, not a terribly high number.
All advanced statistics calculated utilizing statistics from Pro Football Reference. Unless otherwise noted, all fantasy scoring totals from 2013 are via FFToday.com.


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1. For your convenience, Lautrec is open nightly for dinner — except Monday, when the kitchen is closed. If dinner at Lautrec is high on your vacation "to-eat" list (and it should be), be sure to call ahead for reservations, as this dining destination tends to get crowded, especially on weekends.
2. One thing to keep in mind when dining at Lautrec is that there isn't an option to order items á la carte. You must choose from the four-course prix fixe menu or the eight-course chef's tasting menu. Wine pairings are available for an additional cost and are highly recommended, since in-house sommelier Holly Smith is at Lautrec nightly. So be sure to bring your appetite.
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Submission To Human Authority
Contributed by Richard Tow on Oct 14, 2003 (message contributor)
1. Don't Tell Me What To Do
Contributed on Oct 14, 2003
This sermon uses David's experience with King Saul to teach biblical attitudes toward authority that God places over our lives. The limitations of scope in such authority and the basis of our respect for authority are discussed.
2. Behind Closed Doors
Contributed on Nov 10, 2003
This is the second in a series that considers several truths about authority over our lives. In this message the fundamental reason for rebellion and God's response to rebellion are discussed.
3. The Canopy Of God's Provision
Contributed on Nov 10, 2003
As the third in a series concerining our response to authority over our lives, this message discusses the guidance, protection, and blessing found in humble submission to authority.
4. Great Faith Seen In Respect For Authority
Contributed on Nov 10, 2003
This sermon examines the exercise of faith found in a decision to submit to authority. The direct relationship between our capacity of function in authority and our willingness to submit to authority is also discussed.


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This evening I drove my son over to a friend's place. This is a task I actually don't mind at all. Driving home by myself is my pay-back. I love to be in the car alone, especially at night. It's a transitional space, a little pause in the day where no-one is demanding my attention, where I can play music and sing along loudly and badly, and where I have no other duties I can possibly be performing but driving. A car is a capsule where I can be alone, yet with the luxury of knowing home and family are at the end of the drive.
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