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VILLAGERS are being urged to attend a parish council meeting for discussions about the A67 road closure.
Officials from Darlington Borough Council have been invited to attend the Gainford and Langton Parish council meeting, next month to discuss the A67 road closure at Carlbury and the diversion.
The road was closed on Saturday for two weeks to allow phase one of a £2.4m programme of repairs to take place on the area affected by a landslip.
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The ginger haired maestro retires after spending 17 years as a Red Devil where he clocked 676 appearances and scored 150 goals. His career will continue at Utd in a coaching capacity.
Throughout his years Scholes proved to be an excellent goalscorer despite his shifting roles within the squad. Earlier he played as second striker to Andy Cole, later moving to midfield when Roy Keane was injured, and back again behind Ruud Van Nistelrooy after Juan Sebastian Veron joined the squad.
The video shows a lot of his goals and one is reminded of Scholes's blindingly quick feet and ability to burst out of almost nowhere. In later years he slowed down but he continued to dazzle with his precision passes and lovely through balls. In the 2010 World Cup England's lack of midfield creativity and cohesion was thoroughly exposed. In retrospect, Fabio Capello's desperation to woo Scholes back from international retirement after a dizzying display of delectable passing was fully understandable. But by then Scholes had also become somewhat of a liability for his poorly timed tackles.
His halting demeanour in his few TV appearances showed a man less surefooted in his public appearances. That low key temperament was part of the charm. Part of that too was his fealty to Utd where he spent his entire playing career. Scholes:
"I am not a man of many words but I can honestly say that playing football is all I have ever wanted to do and to have had such a long and successful career at Manchester United has been a real honour."
They rarely make them like Scholes anymore. He will be missed on the pitch not just by Utd but by all fans who love the game as it should be played.
Zinedine Zidane, no slouch when it comes to the label of the greatest midfielder paid the ultimate accolade in 2009, "Scholes is undoubtedly the greatest of his generation.". Enough said.
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"To me Paul is a role model. He is the best midfielder I've seen in the last 15 or 20 years."
– Xavi
"No celebrity bullshit, no self promotion – an amazingly gifted player who remained an unaffected human being."
– Roy Keane
"Many great players have worn the shirt of Manchester United – players I worshipped, then lost with my youth in Munich. Players like Denis Law and George Best, who I enjoyed so much as team-mates and now, finally, players I have watched closely in the Ferguson era – and in so many ways Scholes is my favourite."
– Sir Bobby Charlton
"My toughest opponent? Scholes of Manchester. He is the complete midfielder."
– Zinedine Zidane
"When he passes the ball it stays passed. The ball goes exactly where he wants it to. I have always loved him for that. I played against him once or twice and he is an absolute genius. He is a role model for anyone who wants to play football. He is a joy to watch. In fact, I wish he was 21, then I could see his career all over again."
– Ian Holloway
"When it's over I just want to be able to look in the mirror and say, 'Well, you were a half-decent player"
– Paul Scholes
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Middle East Protesters: Is it Democracy They're Looking For?
Are Middle Eastern protesters risking life and limb for democracy, or are they simply battling for basics?
In the West, there has been vexed debate as to whether democracy is feasible in the Middle East. Some suggest the region is better served by benevolent dictators or kindly monarchs.
In our experience, people in the Middle East are as much concerned about government failure to provide basic services and redistribute national wealth, as they are about democracy.
In Iraq, for example, the despot has been removed, democracy is restored and a new government was sworn in only months ago, yet angry protesters are taking to the streets. They believe their government has failed to deliver on its side of the Hobbesian social contract, and they are making their views felt.
Ask the soldiers of the Coalition forces, now mostly withdrawn from operations in Iraq, the reason for their sacrificial endeavours far away from home, and many will tell you that they were fighting for democracy and freedom, liberating the Iraqi people from the tyranny of dictatorship.
Interviews with the protesters on the streets of a string of Middle Eastern cities illicit a similar response; there is anger at the tyranny and corruption exhibited by the ruling elite. People-power has overthrown leaders who thought their tenure was secure. It is an exciting time. And an alarming one.
There is, rightly, concern as to who or what will fill the power vacuum. At the Foundation for Relief and Reconciliation in the Middle East, we specialize in mediating when religious difference has led to sectarian violence. We are acutely concerned about the damage that may be caused as rivals vie for position. As the East African saying warns: "When the elephants fight, the grass gets hurt."
Given the painful birth of democracy in Iraq, one might have hoped that this country would stand apart from its less democratic neighbors and remain untouched by these upheavals. The nation has suffered, but now her citizens can rest, secure in the knowledge that power has been properly restored to the people.
The elections in March 2010 were regarded, for the most part, as being free and fair. The subsequent nine months were painful and violent as rival factions jostled for power, but a coalition government is now in place. Democracy has been established. Mission accomplished, to coin the phrase used rather prematurely by President George W. Bush.
Yet many of the grievances held by the people on the streets of Cairo, Tripoli and Manama against their autocratic rulers are also held against the region's more democratic governments.
Iraqis may have freedom to vote, but they have very limited security. The death toll no longer commands headlines in the Western media, but reliable and conservative figures from Iraq Body Count tell us that around three hundred civilians are killed every month in sectarian violence.
There are, on average, two fatal bombings every day. Living and working at St. George's church in Baghdad, we often see the plumes of smoke rising above the site of the latest attack. Five times in the past eighteen months, bomb blasts have ripped through our compound. Working in downtown Baghdad is dangerous. We should seek sponsorship from a firm of glaziers.
For many, electricity only works for a couple of hours every day. Clean water supplies are limited. Health care is patchy, and favors some sectarian groups over others. There have been outbreaks of cholera and typhoid, diseases practically unknown in Iraq before the sanctions in response to the 1991 invasion of Kuwait.
These conditions are hardly conducive to the sustained economic development that Iraq so desperately needs.
Iraqis believe that their oil-rich state has reneged on its side of the Hobbesian social contract. The Sovereign has failed to provide protection for its people or to administer properly the Common Wealth. If life appears "solitary, poor, nasty, brutish and short" then people will not continue to subjugate their wills to the Sovereign's rule. Rebellion is in the air.
Muqtada al-Sadr has, famously, refused to accept state's monopoly on the use of force. He maintains his own private militia, the Mahdi Army. Although a figure of hate in much of the West, dubbed, "The Firebrand Cleric," he is popular with his people and has much local support.
He now has a significant democratic mandate, winning 39 seats in Parliament. In the negotiations that pieced together the coalition, he was one of the king-makers.
If Coalition troops fought and died for democracy, restoring power to the people, then many of the people have chosen Muqtada al-Sadr. And Muqtada has called the people out onto the streets to demand more of the government that they recently elected.
Tipping a hat to Mr. Churchill, perhaps democracy is indeed the worst form of government, except for all of the others that have been tried. It can help the populous hold their government to account and dismiss those failing to deliver. But in and of itself, democracy offers no guarantee that the government will be competent, honest or concerned for the good of the people it seeks to govern.
As the tectonic plates of Middle Eastern politics shift, we in this Foundation are less concerned about the emergence of democracy (though this is important) than we are about a ramping up of historic tensions. Be it Sunni against Shia, Muslim against Christian, Israeli against all their neighbours, these conflicts have greater power to destroy than the political ideal of democracy has to heal.
It would be a tragedy to see nations on the cusp of economic development; emerging markets ripe for global investment; smashed by needless sectarian violence. We hope and pray that that this will not happen.


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Rookie goaltender Justin Pogge has been reassigned to the Toronto Marlies of the American Hockey League.
Pogge, 22, was recalled Dec. 21 from the Marlies and made his NHL debut the following day at Atlanta. The native of Fort McMurray, Alta. made 19 saves in the Leafs' 6-2 road victory.
There had been speculation that the Leafs would keep the club's first choice (90th overall) in the 2004 entry draft for a while longer as both starting goaltender Vesa Toskala and veteran backup Curtis Joseph have struggled as of late.
President and general manager Brian Burke has said the Leafs do plan to have a long look at Pogge to see what he can do at the NHL level.
Pogge made 28 saves yesterday, helping the Marlies to a 4-1 win over the Manitoba Moose.
Maple Leafs defenceman Pavel Kubina suited up for his 700th career NHL game last night. He has played 531 for the Tampa Bay Lightning and 169 for the Leafs. Heading into last night's game, he had 90 goals and 198 assists for 288 points.
The Caps have proven that winning brings fans to the games. Attendance at the Verizon Center is up 33.3% from last seeason and Washington has averaged 17,861 fans per game with six sellouts. At home, the Caps have the best home record in the Eastern Conference at 14-1-1 and have outscored opponents 59-31 at the Verizon Center.
The Leafs continue to throw pucks at the net, averaging 32.4 shots per game, good enough for third place overall in the NHL. (The Detroit Red Wings lead the way with 36.3). Toronto also has the fifth fewest shots against per game this season, averaging only 27.9. (The Los Angeles Kings have allowed the fewest shots per game, at 26.2).
Former Washington Capitals great, and ex-Leaf, Mike Gartner was honored last night at the Verizon Center with his No. 11 retired to the rafters, becoming only the fourth Cap to be given that honor, along with Rod Langway, Dale Hunter and Yvon Labre. The Caps skated out for the warmup last night in white retro jerseys with the No.11 on the back and then wore white uniforms -- as Gartner's teams did at the Capital Center -- during the game. Gartner ranks second in franchise history in goals (397), assists (392) and points (789).
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TEMPE - Over and over this season, it seemed, the Arizona Wildcats were the victim of wrong side of the highlight reel.
An opposing wide receiver or running back would be streaking down the sideline, with a UA player's back the only evidence of defense.
Entering Saturday's "Duel in the Desert" game against Arizona State, only 13 teams in the country had a worse passing defense.
But it was the team's crew of pass defenders - playing a newfangled 3-4 defense, with three defensive linemen instead of the Wildcats' usual four - that rescued the rivalry game with a 31-27 win.
"We've had our moments, not many of them from a positive standpoint," UA coach Tim Kish said with a smile.
The most memorable moment came with a bit more than two minutes remaining, when linebacker Jourdon Grandon caught a tipped pass near the Wildcats' 15-yard line.
ASU had been driving, down four, with intents of winning the game and moving into prime position for the Pac-12 South championship.
It marked Grandon's first interception of the game, by a hair.
As the half expired, he dived for a Brock Osweiler pass that was first called an interception, only for it to be ruled incomplete after replay.
Osweiler, the Pac-12's second leading passer entering the game, wasn't as effective as his final statistics would indicate.
With running back Cameron Marshall fighting a knee injury, Osweiler was asked to throw 65 times.
He completed 36 passes for 487 yards.
"We had some big stops," Grandon said. "We made sure we kept everything in front of us."
The Sun Devils' offensive highlight was wide receiver Gerell Robinson, whose history with the Wildcats is painful.
Robinson, from Chandler, was once thought to be the jewel of the Wildcats' recruiting class. He was listed as a quarterback who could have played receiver.
But in October 2007, Robinson announced he was retracting his verbal commitment to the Wildcats. He said then that he had "greater upside as a receiver" and "had been leaning toward receiver for some time."
He was ranked the best player in the state and the eighth-best athlete in America by Rivals.com.
Robinson, who was offered scholarships by USC, Tennessee, Florida and others, eventually chose the Sun Devils.
"Losing him has to sting," Rivals.com's Jeremy Crabtree said.
Saturday night, he was the best player on the field. Robinson caught 11 passes for 199 yards, the best in the history of the "Duel in the Desert."
The Sun Devils' Larry Todd holds the all-time receiving yards record, with 194, set in the 1964 rivalry game. ASU's Aaron Cox had 191 in 1986 and the Sun Devils' Ron Fair had 175 in 1989.
Robinson moved past 1,000 career receiving yards in the second quarter. He became the first ASU player in six years to join the list; Derek Hagan was the most recent.
Robinson passed 100 receiving yards Saturday for the fifth time in six games.
He was not targeted on the most important play of the game.
Not coincidentally, that's when the UA defense made its best stand.
The Sun Devils drove from their own 20-yard line to the UA's 20 when they were faced with one last pass.
As the clock expired, Osweiler fired to Mike Willie on the right side of ASU's end zone.
Catch the ball, and ASU wins.
Anything else, and it doesn't.
Shaquille Richardson batted away a pass from Willie on the right side of the end zone to cement the victory.
"They're a very happy team," Kish said.
The Wildcats sprinted across the field, dressed in all white, and grabbed their school flag.
They tried to plant it in the middle of ASU's pitchfork logo at midfield, but were rebuffed by the Sun Devils.
A scrum erupted, but Arizona ran off the field happy.
Like ASU's passes, the UA had that one covered, too.
"This game was won as a whole," UA offensive coordinator Seth Littrell said. "And I'm thrilled."


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A group of undocumented immigrants, accused of stealing, roughly $300,000 in merchandise were arraigned in court on Friday.
Everything from high-end clothing, to bags and shoes were stolen from several Ross Department Stores over the span of at least two years.
The group of five was formally charged with felony theft.
According to detectives, some of the defendants, or subjects, acted as lookouts.
"Subject would case the store, he would leave and he'd be on the phone, telling them it's ok to start taking merchandise," said Sheriff's detective Brian Patterson.
Detectives said the group would sell the stolen merchandise from one of their homes during the week. On the weekends, deputies said they would take the items to the Oceanside swap meet.
Investigators say they all worked as a unit, sometimes hitting the same store, many times a week.


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OPPOSITION is growing against plans for Winchester's first 'super school'.
Residents in Cheriton Road have come out against proposals to expand The Westgate School with a 420-place primary school and 55-place nursery.
The residents said they had several concerns including potential traffic chaos, claiming the traffic plan was flawed.
Jan Cooper, a retired teacher, of Cheriton Road, said: "We had a meeting last week where 50 residents attended and we are really angry. Firstly, we have not been consulted or involved in the decision-making process at all.
"There will be traffic chaos because children will not be coming from this area, they will come from all around Winchester like Abbotts Barton.
"The traffic plan key to the proposed development of a 420-place primary school and a 55-place nursery school suggests that there will only be an additional 20 vehicle movements at peak times, which is ridiculous as anyone who stands outside any primary school in Winchester could tell."
She added: "Another thing is we have looked at previous applications and found a residential development of four two-bedroom flats was refused permission opposite the school by the city council in 2007, because of the impact its scale would have had on the character of the area.
"But now on the other side of the road the county wants to put up a school, a nursery and a car park!"
Mrs Cooper said residents were beginning a leaflet campaign to encourage parents of Westgate pupils to object to the plans.
But Cllr Roy Perry, county council executive member for children's services, defended the plans.
He said: "We anticipate that many of the children attending the planned primary provision will be able to walk to the school thereby reducing the need for unnecessary car journeys in the area.
However, we do recognise that some parents will still decide to transport their children to school by car so we will work closely with the school on a sustainable travel plan."
He added: "There has been extensive consultation on this proposal from the outset when we were first looking at various options to create additional primary school places in Winchester and more recently as part of the statutory consultations in December last year.
"There were letter drops to residents in Cheriton Road and the surrounding area advising them about public meetings and drop-in sessions at which they could find out more about the plans before the planning application was submitted."
The deadline for comments to Hampshire County Council on the plans is Monday (January 21).


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Things to do this week in NYC May 29-Jun 5: MusicMay 29, 2010 - by CG Directory Editor
Jazz, Hip-Hop, Reggae, or the classics ? New York City venues feature music from all cultures. Whether you're catching an aria at Lincoln Center, or checking out a band at Central Park Summerstage, NYC has a gig you won't want to miss.
The Rewind Show - Highline Ballroom
Every Saturday night, the Highline combiniesg the live music of the 80's Rock & Roll era along with the best DJ's spinning the present hits. 21 & over. Doors at 10:30pm, show at 11pm. $20. RSVP to email@example.com
glee Live! - Radio City Music Hall
Fox's Golden Globe award-winning cast of glee bring their Live! tour to Radio City Music Hall.
On the Waterfront - Melting Pot Global Music Series - Water Taxi Beach - South Street Seaport
World-renowned DJs, premier singers, dancers, videos and poets in the global soul dance music scene. Melting Pot Global resident DJs Kervyn Mark, Kamala and famous DJ friends will play the best in global, soulful house, disco classics, soul and funk to the late night hours. Beach opens at 1:00pm. Admission: $10, beginning at 8:00pm. 21+ after 8:00pm.
DJ Chus - Pacha NYC
Forever Ray + My Sinatra - B.B. King Blues Club & Grill
Doors 6pm, Show 8pm. $25 adv, $30 show. VIP Booth for 4: $140 // VIP Booth for 6: $210. Whitley and the Hard Times Band perform the exciting and uplifting music of Ray Charles, which include a wonderful blend of musical styles which range from Jazz and Blues, to Country and R&B. The band features a stellar line-up of musicians whose performing credits include: Ben E. King, Michael McDonald, Stevie Wonder, Patti LaBelle, George Clinton, Prince, Liza Minnelli, Jimmy Vivino, Rod Stewart, Celia Cruz, Aretha Franklin, Tito Puente, The O'Jays, Donna Summers, Temptations, Four Tops, Alicia Keys, Christina Aguilera, Frank Sinatra, Lionel Hampton + Vocalist Angela Workman was a Raelette in Ray Charles' band. Cary Hoffman is New York's premier Sinatra interpreter, garnering incredible critic response. 'My Sinatra' is not a Vegas-like impersonation, but rather a sincere artistic interpretation of the brilliant songs Frank Sinatra turned into American pop standards in his classic period from 1953 to the early '60s. Strung together with compelling stories about the songs, their composers, and Sinatra, this show is accompanied by a full orchestra masterfully playing transcriptions from the original Sinatra arrangers, Nelson Riddle and Billie May.
Unisex Salon with 7 Mornings, Mike Borgia - Highline Ballroom
Doors at 6:00pm, Show at 7:30pm. $10 adv, $12 at door. 80s to the point of excess, Unisex Salon is everything you love to love about the "Me Decade": shameless, upbeat and heavy on the synths. Garishly tattooed, pansexual lead singer Kenyon Phillips brings to mind a modern Adam Ant, mincing, growling and crooning his way through danceable New Wave soundscapes crafted by keyboard player Brian Gumbel, bass player Jansen Cinco (Lukas Haas, Domino Kirke, Charles Tolliver) and former Fun Lovin' Criminals drummer Stephen Borgovini. Backup singer Autumn Ready Potter rounds out the sound with disarmingly pretty harmonies that, like The Osmonds, are a little bit country and a little bit rock n' roll. The band's Bacchanalian live sets have garnered quite a following in their hometown of New York, where they have opened for the likes of The Fratellis and Heloise & The Savoir Faire.
Musical Performance: Safaafir- A Night of Iraqi Maqam - Alwan for the Arts
Amir ElSaffar - Santoor and Vocals; Dena ElSaffar - Jowza and Vocals and featuring Zafer Tawil - Oud, Violin; Johnny Farraj - Riqq. Safaafir returns to Alwan for the first time in four years, presenting its thoughtful, inspired rendition of the rich Iraqi maqam tradition. Tickets: $15, available at the door or online. (A surcharge applies; use printout as your ticket). Doors open at 8:30 p.m.
Friday Night Party - Hudson River Cafe
All new Friday Party @ Hudson River Cafe! (Indoor/Outdoor Venue) Ladies Free til 12:30am, $15 after til 1am on the Big Business guestlist Gents Reduced all night on the Big Business List. Music by NYC's top DJs. Come Experience this awesome new venue, 3 rooms 2 separate sound systems. Dress Code is enforced. No uptowns or T-shirts. Birthday Packages: Ladies free til 1am; Gents $10 til 12am Reduced after. Free bottle of Champagne for 10 or more people. Free VIP table. Bottle Specials: Grey Goose or Henny $450 all in (tax n tip included); Moet Nectar Rose $260 all in (tax n tip included); You must Rsvp in advance to get this bottle Special. For More info please call, text, email or Message firstname.lastname@example.com 646-322-6074
Satisfaction - The Rolling Stones Show - B.B. King Blues Club & Grill
Doors 6pm, Show 8pm. $12 adv, $15 door. VIP Booth for 4: $100 // VIP Booth for 6: $150. "Satisfaction/A Rolling Stones Experience" is the international touring tribute production dedicated to the World's Greatest Rock & Roll Band. Now in it's sixth year of production and over 1000 performances, this highly acclaimed production showcases the most authentic cast & costuming of it's kind. The likes of Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and cast bring a colorful performance to over 40 years of classic hits. Featured in Rolling Stone, People, Las Vegas Today, CBS Sunday Morning news and hundreds of national newspapers, magazines, television & radio. Internationally recognized as the world's greatest show honoring the Rolling Stones and their legacy. In 2005 the show joined the cast of Legends in Concert as the first Rolling Stones act ever on the Las Vegas strip and in 2007 Satisfaction was featured in a CBS Sunday Morning News segment proclaiming the group as the next best thing to The Rolling Stones.
Oh! Your Pretty Things 'Killer Queens' - Highline Ballroom
A Glam-Rock Retrospective in honor of Queen, Roxy Music & Bowie. Doors at 8:00pm, Show at 9:00pm. $15, 18+. Live Performances by: .357 LOVER 9:30pm, Judas Priestess 10:30pm , Michael T & the Vanities 11:30pm, Benjamin Ickies & This Ambitious Orchestra 12:30am & 1:30am and special guests! Rock 'n Roll DJ's: Keanan Duffty, Kelle Calco, Patrick, Twig the Wonderkid. Hosts: Kayvon Z and Lady Valtronic. Late Night Burlesque Performances by: The Flying Fox & Nasty Canasta.
A Birthday Tribute to Bob Dylan with Highway 61 Revisited - B.B. King Blues Club & Grill
Doors 6pm, Show 8pm. Tickets: $25. Highway 61 Revisited recreates Bob Dylan's greatest music and stage shows, featuring the songs that made Bob Dylan a cultural icon and legend: "Knockin' on Heaven's Door," "Like A Rolling Stone," "Hurricane," "Tangled Up in Blue" and "All Along the Watchtower" as well as new hits like "Things Have Changed." For this tour, Highway 61 Revisited will especially feature songs from the 1975-1976 Bob Dylan Rolling Thunder Revue tour, including "Isis", "One More Cup of Coffee," "Joey", and many more. With an acoustic and an electric set, fans of all ages revel in experiencing Bob Dylan again, or for the first time! The poetry, symbolism, and power of Bob Dylan's greatest performances still resonate today, thanks to Highway 61 Revisited.
Apollo Amateur Night - Apollo Theater
A phenomenal success since its founding, Amateur Night has always lured audiences with the thrilling prospect of discovering new talent. At 75, Apollo Amateur Night continues to demand and reward greatness, as performers vie to become the next Apollo legend.
Jellybean Benitez - Ain't Nuthin But a House Party - Water Taxi Beach - South Street Seaport
Blend of house mixed with classic disco like only Jellybean can do. Beach opens at 4:00pm. Average admission: $10, beginning at 8:00pm. Varies depending upon special guest artists. 21+ after 8:00pm.
Bruce Levingston in Concert: 'Impressions de la vie' - Florence Gould Hall
Acclaimed pianist Bruce Levingston performs an evening of evocative French music reflecting the exquisite sounds, colors, and textures found in nature. This fascinating program takes listeners from Debussy's vivid impressions of rippling water, solitary snowscapes, and flashing, golden fins, to Ravel's sultry reflections of torpid summer sounds and exotic syncopations, and ultimately, into the ecstatic harmonies and melodies of Messiaen's radiant, breathtaking portrayals of virtuosic birdsong. The concert also features the sensual music of modernist master Henri Dutilleux and a special world premiere of the brilliant French composer Philippe Manoury's Spins inspired by the mysterious sounds, movements, and rhythms of the wind. This exciting new work is an homage to both Manoury's distinguished French heritage as well as the powerful and timeless inspiration of nature upon art and man. FIAF members $25; non-members $35 For tickets/more information, call 212.307.4100 or visit: http://www.fiaf.org/events/spring2010/2010-06-02-bruce-levingston.shtml
Machover and Minsky: Making Music in the Dome - Hayden Planetarium Space Theater
How does music help order emerge from the mind's chaos? How does it create and conjure thoughts, emotions and memories? Legendary composer and inventor Tod Machover will explore these mysteries with Artificial Intelligence visionary Marvin Minsky. The two iconoclasts will revisit their landmark musical experiment, the Brain Opera, and offer an exclusive sneak peak at Machover's upcoming opera, Death and the Powers, a groundbreaking MIT Media Lab production that explores what we leave behind for the world and our loved ones, using specially designed technology, including a chorus of robots. Soprano Joelle Harvey will perform an aria from the work. This program is presented in collaboration with the American Museum of Natural History
Musical Performance: Souren and 'Taksim: - Alwan for the Arts
Souren Baronian - G-clarinet, saxophone, kaval, duduk, riq; Haig Manoukian - 'oud; Lee Baronian - darbukkeh; Mal Stein - drums, percussion; Sprocket Royer - double bass. Tickets: $15 available at door or online here. (A surcharge applies, use printout as your ticket.) Souren Baronian grew up in Spanish Harlem riding two powerful currents of his creativity: his ethnic Armenian heritage, and jazz. His own music is an authentic organic hybrid of those two idioms. The sound of his band is truly unique, applying a jazz vocabulary and the bebop sensibility of Charlie Parker and Lester Young to Middle Eastern rhythms on traditional instruments such as the oud, kaval, dubek, G-clarinet and dumbek. "Taksim" is a Middle Eastern term meaning improvisation, and inspired imprvisation is the home territory of Souren Baronian and his band. Souren and Taksim have performed in most of the city's major jazz clubs. Many concerts in Europe have built a strong following there, and they recently created a sensation at the 25th Anniversary of the Montreal Jazz Festival. Alwan welcomes them back for an evening of great music.
Turntables on the Hudson with Nicodemus and Nappy G - Water Taxi Beach
In its 12th Season of outdoor summer events, Turntables on the Hudson is happy to announce its bi-weekly Friday night events @ Water Taxi Beach Long Island City. As always, TOTH keeps it funky and fun for everyone as they take you on a musical circus ride around the World & back in the course of a night with DJ Nickodemus & guests + Nappy G on percussion & an occasional Brassband, Samba Drum Troupe. For more info, visit www.turntablesonthehudson.com and www.nickodemus.com. Admission: $10* after 8:00pm, may vary with special guest artists. 21+ after 8:00pm. 6pm-2am.
Blue Rodeo - Bowery Ballroom
"Blue Rodeo may very well be the best band yet to catch the attention of the wider populace..." - BLURT. Blue Rodeo will be performing at the Bowery Ballroom on Friday, June 4th, at 8PM. Nearly twenty years after Rolling Stone magazine proclaimed, "the best new American band may very well be Canadian," Blue Rodeo is still riding high. They recently received their 13th Juno Award nomination for Group of the Year, which they have won an unprecedented 5 times. The band's newly released record, "The Things We Left Behind," was deemed by Banner Graphic to be "some of the strongest work of their career." With the release of their 12th studio record, Blue Rodeo has garnered the attention of a whole new generation of fans. To learn more about Blue Rodeo, visit: www.bluerodeo.com www.myspace.com/bluerodeomusic
Justin Bieber - Toyota Concert Series on TODAY
For the 15th consecutive year, NBC's TODAY show brings together the biggest names in music to rock the Plaza with free Friday morning performances. Viewing is on a first-come, first-served basis; 6am arrival is suggested.
Seaport Music Cruise - Circle Line Downtown
Dance the night away with the evening New York skyline. Live in the moment as the DJ plays your favorite club hits. Themed music nights capture the rhythm of your soul. With three levels -- indoor and outdoor -- ZEPHYR provides a unique venue for an exciting memorable evening. Indulge in 2 cash bars and drink specials all night. Boards at 8:45pm, returns at 11pm. $29. Must be 21+.
The Rewind Show - Highline Ballroom
Every Saturday night, the Highline combiniesg the live music of the 80's Rock & Roll era along with the best DJ's spinning the present hits. 21 & over. Doors at 10:30pm, show at 11pm. $20. RSVP to firstname.lastname@example.com
Gospel Lunch Cruise Series - Spirit Cruises
These 2-hour lunch cruises feature a live gospel performance by a contemporary choir. Enjoy a bountiful lunch buffet and good fellowship while sailing around lower Manhattan. From $44.90 per person.
On the Waterfront - Melting Pot Global Music Series - Water Taxi Beach - South Street Seaport
World-renowned DJs, premier singers, dancers, videos and poets in the global soul dance music scene. Melting Pot Global resident DJs Kervyn Mark, Kamala and famous DJ friends will play the best in global, soulful house, disco classics, soul and funk to the late night hours. Beach opens at 1:00pm. Admission: $10, beginning at 8:00pm. 21+ after 8:00pm.
Cars, Culture, and the City - Museum of the City of New York
The first exhibition to explore New York City's century-long relationship with the car, marking the 100th anniversary of the Greater New York Automobile Dealers Association (GNYADA). The exhibition features visionary drawings and models; historic photographs, films, and advertisements; and a wealth of car memorabilia to tell this fascinating, yet untold, story.
Celebration: The Birthday in Chinese Art - Metropolitan Museum of Art
Birthday celebrations and concomitant themes of longevity are pervasive in Chinese art of the Ming and Qing dynasties. A recurring scene of a splendid reception at the residence of a wealthy family, represented in a lacquered screen, a set of embroidered hanging scrolls, and a porcelain vase, shows the eightieth birthday gathering for the Tang-dynasty general Guo Ziyi, a popular figure of long life, wealth, and honor. Longevity is also encoded in peaches, cranes, immortals, and flora and fauna of many kinds, sometimes forming sophisticated visual word play expressing wishes of long life for the honoree. The exhibition will draw together works in many media from the Museum's collection to illuminate these auspicious themes.
Flamenco Show on Saturday Nights - Meson Asturias
See Aurora Reyes and Basilio Georges of Flamenco Latino at Meson Asturias restaurant on Saturday nights! Flamenco singing and dancing with LIVE music- great for the whole family. Shows at 9PM and 11PM. #7 to 82nd St. (at Roosevelt), or E, F, R to Roosevelt Ave. (at 74th). For reservations: 718-446-9154. NO COVER.
Private Lessons in Flamenco Guitar - Flamenco Latino Studio
Study Flamenco guitar with Basilio Georges of Flamenco Latino, whether you're a beginner or an experienced player looking for a great teacher! His classes focus on strengthening your playing by achieving the correct right and left hand techniques, and increase your understanding of Flamenco within the context of dance and singing accompaniment. With over 30 years of professional experience, Basilio offers an incredible mix of traditional and modern styles and techniques, and is also able to work with written music or tablature. Fluent in Spanish, he has lived and worked in Spain and accompanied many well known artists throughout his career. To learn more, visit http://www.flamencolatino.com/class.htm. A single one-hour class is $70. A 4-pack is $200 ($50/hour), paid in advance. If you do a trial lesson at $70, but decide to continue studying, you may upgrade to a 4-pack; however, you must pay a the prorated balance of $130 within one week of the trial lesson. Open time slots include weekday and weekend afternoons and some evening time. Also, Group Guitar classes in cante accompaniment now available for intermediate level guitarists. Tues. 8-9:30. $20 for single class, 4-pack for $70. You must interview by phone or in person, and reserve space in class. Lessons are held at Flamenco Latino Studio, 244 W 54th Street, 4th fl. Call Basilio at 212-399-8519
Flamenco Guitar Group Classes - Flamenco Latino Studio
FLAMENCO GUITAR GROUP CLASSES on Wednesday nights at Flamenco Latino Studio with Basilio Georges. Level 2-Beginner (Spanish guitar facility and/or some flamenco background required. Audition may be necessary.), Wed. 7-8:30 pm -Technique, technique, technique -Basic compas patterns in various toques -Basic letra accompaniment, chords, in some toques -Learn to use falsetas you already have, and play them in rhythm. Level 1-Introductory/Basic Beginner (Some knowledge of chords very helpful), Wed. 8:30-10 pm. -Slow-paced class -Essential hand positions -Basic Technique -Basic Flamenco forms. Price $70 for 4-pack, $20 individually. Credits can also be applied to Mon. Cante class, 8:30-9:45 pm. Credit cards accepted. Email or call Basilio at 212-399-8519 to reserve.
Flamenco Singing Group Class - Flamenco Latino Studio
Flamenco Latino offers a group Cante Class with Alfonso Cid (mixed students). Work on forms such as tangos, sevillanas, fandangos, alegrias, bulerias. Will include review of both Manuel Gago material and Alfonso Cid material. Mondays, 8:30-9:45 pm, new 4-pack of classes for $70.00! (ONLY $17.50/class!) Call 212-399-8519 to reserve.
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ND Power to Offset Super Bowl Electricity
FARGO - A strong North Dakota breeze will blow over the field of Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis on Super Bowl Sunday, in a manner of speaking.
Renewable energy credits from power generated from North Dakota wind farms will be used to offset 15,000 megawatt hours of electricity associated with the NFL extravaganza on Feb. 5.
The credits were provided through Green Mountain Energy Co., based in Austin, Texas, which describes itself as the nation's longest-serving provider of green power.
The bloc of renewable energy credits were acquired from Minnkota Power Cooperative, based in Grand Forks, from wind farms near Langdon and north of Valley City.
The Langdon and Ashtabula wind farms are owned by Florida's Next Era Energy and Otter Tail Power Co., based in Fergus Falls, Minn.
"We were trying to find something more regionally specific to the game, which is in Indiana," Scott Martin, vice president of national sales and business development for Green Mountain, said Friday. "That's how we came up with North Dakota and Indiana."
Minnkota, which sold 100,000 megawatts of renewable energy credits from wind power last year to Green Mountain, wasn't aware its wind power had been resold to offset carbon emissions associated with Super Bowl XLVI until contacted by The Forum.
"Everyone in the company was surprised by this announcement," spokesman Kevin Fee said. "We're happy to have the ability to take what is a really good wind resource for us and provide it to Green Mountain."
The carbon offsets are associated with the electricity used at Lucas Oil Stadium, site of the game, the Indiana Convention Center, site of the NFL Experience Football Theme Park, and all four major hotels hosting Super Bowl participants and media.


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Hello! I want to analyse reflection for several signals or bus (for example, bus data, bus address). for single signal sigxplorer can perfom this analysis, but How does perfom analysis for several signals or bus in Sigxplorer? Docunent SigXplorer User Guide has description for Measurement Expression Editor. How can I open it editor? and in what program I can open it editor Alegro or SigXplorer?
SigXplorer isn't the proper tool to be doing bus analysis. Allegro PCB SI (aka SPECCTRAQuest) has the ability to run batch simulations of multiple nets. If you are looking at just the reflection of these a bunch of nets, then the report mechanism from the Probe form would be your best tool. It isn't meant for what if analysis, but rather for simulations of routed (or unrouted if you desire) nets. If you want to do xtalk analysis of coupled lines in SigXP, then you would use the coupled line elements from the library. You can then sweep things like the trace spacing, dielectric constants, etc. The Custom Stimulus editor is built into SigXP. From the Measurements tab, you select Custom, then look at one of the default ones (like DieNoiseMarginHigh) to see the syntax. An app note can be found at: http://www.cadence.com/community/allegro/Resources/resources_pcbsi/si/HowTo_custom_measurements.zip
Hello John Horner! Thank you for your answer. I can't download HowTo_custom_measurements.zip. If don't difficult, Can you send it to me by mail: firstname.lastname@example.com. I don't understand about which library for coupled line elements in xtalk analysis you speak. Kind Regards, Sergey
Sergey, Please explain why you cannot download the file John recommends. It is a small zip file and should be downloadable. Moderator
I have used Reget Deluxe 3.2 for download files. But Reget after several try write me, that cannot download it zip file and give next error: (No connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it.) Segey.


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Carnage (the film adaptation of the Tony-winning play God of Carnage), Tony winner Viola Davis and Relatively Speaking playwright Woody Allen are among the nominees for the 2012 Golden Globe Awards. The ceremony will take place January 15, hosted by Ricky Gervais.
Carnage received a nod for Best Comedy or Musical film, with two of its stars, Jodie Foster and Kate Winslet, earning Best Actress in a Comedy or Musical nominations. Allen, who wrote Honeymoon Motel (one of the three comedies in Broadway's Relatively Speaking), earned Best Screenplay and Best Director nominations for his film, Midnight in Paris, which also received a Best Comedy or Musical nomination. War Horse, adapted from the same Michael Marpugo children's book as the Tony-winning play, received nominations for Best Drama film and Best Score. Davis earned a Best Actress in a Drama nod for The Help, alongside fellow Tony winner Glenn Close (Albert Nobbs) and Meryl Streep (The Iron Lady).
In the TV categories Homeland, which stars An Evening with Patti LuPone and Mandy Patinkin star and director Mandy Patinkin, earned a Best TV Drama nomination. Glee earned a nomination for Best TV Comedy or Musical series. Broadway veterans who earned acting nominations include Jessica Lange (American Horror Story), Kelsey Grammer (Boss), Maggie Smith (Downton Abbey), Laura Linney (The Big C) and Alec Baldwin (30 Rock).


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Congrats on your first purchase being one of the finest guns out there (the finest IMO). My first center fire gun was a 92FS and it is by far my favorite still, I absolutely love that gun.
I can think of two good 45's for under 500. I have a Ruger KP345 and I like it a lot. It shoots well and id reliable. It is na poly frame (and I'd like it better if it was aluminum) but it has good looks with the stainless and the black, and it's hammer fired with controls and behavior similar to the 92.
The other is the Stoeger (Beretta) Cougar. These things are a bargain ... 399 for the 9mm & .40sw, and about 450 for the .45. They shoot great, are all metal, are solid and reliable, and they have controls almost identical to the 92's except for, IMO, a better grip (slightly smaller). I have a Cougar in the 9 (which has been great) but I hear the .45 version is fantastic. I probably should have bought it over the Ruger but I kind of wanted at least 1 Ruger in my collection and I always liked the KP345.
597 VTR, because there's so many cans and so little time!
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SANTIAGO, April 7 (Reuters) - The United Nations' Latin American arm sharply reduced its growth projection for the region in 2015 to 1.0 percent from 2.2 percent, citing global economic concerns and financial volatility.
The revision reflected a global backdrop of economic activity below that expected at the end of 2014, the Santiago-based Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) said on Tuesday.
"To lower world growth is added greater international financial volatility as a product of a very expansive monetary policy in Europe and Japan, at the same time as a rise in interest rates is expected in the United States," it said.
The IMF said in a study on Tuesday that the world's growth potential took a big hit after the 2007-2009 financial crisis and is likely to lag for years.
ECLAC said the end of the commodities "super-cycle" has also had a negative impact on the region, which largely relies on exports of products such as soy, oil and copper.
The economy of regional powerhouse Brazil will contract 0.9 percent, down from a former forecast of 1.3 percent growth, while Venezuela will contract 3.5 percent, and Argentina will have zero growth, according to the ECLAC figures.
Mexico is a relative bright spot, with growth of 3.0 percent predicted.
For a breakdown with all the projections, see bit.ly/1DfSky7.
Reporting by Rosalba O'Brien; Editing by Ted Botha


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Dwyane Wade and Eddie Jones scored 17 points apiece to lead the Heat to their fourth consecutive victory and seventh in eight games, a 101-69 rout of fading Philadelphia yesterday at Miami.
The 76ers have lost four in a row, are falling further back in the race for the final playoff spot, and are dealing with trade rumors surrounding star Allen Iverson.
The Heat proved once again that when they are healthy, they are one of the Eastern Conference's best teams. They improved to 14-7 with a starting lineup of Wade, Jones, Caron Butler, Lamar Odom, and Brian Grant.
Odom added 14 points, Udonis Haslem chipped in 12 points and 10 rebounds off the bench, and Rafer Alston hit three 3-pointers to finish with 12.
The Heat are in sixth place in the Eastern Conference, a half-game ahead of New York, but they expect to improve their seeding down the stretch -- especially if they can stay healthy, a problem for much of the season.
Bulls 87, Knicks 81 -- Jamal Crawford hit a baseline jumper with 3.6 seconds left, completing a 25-point effort and sealing host Chicago's win over shorthanded New York. Crawford and Eddy Curry, who had 25 points on 9-for-11 shooting to go with 14 rebounds, helped Chicago to its 20th win.
Kurt Thomas paced the Knicks with 17 points. New York played without injured guard Allan Houston and lost Tim Thomas to a groin strain after the first quarter.
Trail Blazers 92, Magic 73 -- Derek Anderson scored 24 points and Theo Ratliff added 14 points and six blocked shots to lead host Portland over Orlando. The win moved Portland within a half-game of Denver and Utah in the race for the final Western Conference playoff spot.
The Magic were without All-Star swingman Tracy McGrady, who left the team to attend his great-grandmother's funeral.
Jazz 87, Hawks 81 -- Andrei Kirilenko and Raja Bell each scored 18 points and visiting Utah defeated Atlanta to win for the fifth time in seven games. Utah won its second straight to move into a tie with Denver for the eighth and final Western Conference spot. The Nuggets, who own the tiebreaker, were idle and play today at Minnesota.
Bob Sura had 19 points to lead the Hawks, who have lost two straight, four of five, and eight of 10.
Grizzlies 99, Pacers 95 -- James Posey scored 16 points, including 7 in the closing two minutes, to lead Memphis over visiting Indiana. Posey's 3-point play with 1:29 remaining came late in a 12-0 run that gave the Grizzlies a 97-90 lead. A layup by Ron Artest, a steal by Al Harrington, and a 3-pointer by Jamaal Tinsley made it 97-95.
Indiana got a chance to go for a tie or the win after Jason Williams missed a jumper with 19 seconds left, but Reggie Miller missed a short running jumper with seven seconds to go. Posey drew a foul and ended the scoring by hitting two free throws.
Suns 123, Bucks 111 -- Amare Stoudemire scored 27 points and Phoenix reached a season high in points and broke a five-game home losing streak by beating Milwaukee. The victory was the Suns' 16th in a row at home over the slumping Bucks. Overall, the Suns have won only seven of their last 27 games, while Milwaukee has lost seven of eight.
Joe Johnson added 21 points for the Suns, Shawn Marion had 19 points and nine rebounds, rookie Maciej Lampe scored a season-high 17, and Casey Jacobsen had 12.


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Heyward keeping calm, cool amid hype
Heyward keeping calm, cool amid hype
"I think he's always going to be like this," Minor League first baseman Freddie Freeman said. "He's got that head on his shoulders and he's very mature. He knows what he has to do on the field, and he's always going to stay calm. He doesn't want to get out of his zone."
Having seemingly provided all of the necessary positive impressions, Heyward made it easy for the Braves to formally announce on Friday what was assumed for quite some time: he will be the Braves' starting right fielder when they open the season on April 5 against the Cubs at Turner Field.
"I would've had to be blind not to see what he showed," manager Bobby Cox said on Friday, shortly after informing Heyward that he had made the team.
Just three years removed from his stellar career at suburban Atlanta's Henry County High School, Heyward is nearing the realization of a special dream, and at the same time, he's hiding his emotions in a manner that may draw the envy of some members of the professional poker circuit.
When asked Wednesday afternoon if he shared some of the assumptions being drawn by the many who expected to see him in the Opening Day lineup, Atlanta's 20-year-old outfielder calmly said, "My only assumption is that I'm hitting seventh and playing right field today."
"The fact that he doesn't want to think about it just shows his maturity," outfielder Matt Diaz said. "He just wants to think about today. I think that's one of the reasons he is able to walk around so calm, because he's really only worried about things he can control.
"If he thinks something is out of his control, I don't think he stresses over it too much. If he does, he does a great job of hiding it, because you can't tell by looking at him or talking to him that he's worried about it one way or the other."
During the early days of this Grapefruit League season, Heyward calmly and successfully accepted the challenge provided by the opportunity the Braves gave him. He compiled a .440 (11-for-25) batting average and drew nine walks before Saturday, when the Blue Jays were able to snap his 12-game streak of reaching base safely.
After being retired in his first two at-bats against the Phillies on Wednesday afternoon, Heyward had gone hitless in nine straight at-bats. Within this mini-slump, the heralded outfielder, who is widely considered the game's top prospect, showed some emotion when he slammed his bat in frustration at the conclusion of one at-bat.
"We're going to see a little more excitement," hitting coach Terry Pendleton said. "That's my belief. If he could stay this way all year, it would be great. But he may have some struggles, and if he does, we'll see how he reacts to that."
Heyward has destroyed car windows during batting practice and displayed an advanced plate discipline that led Tigers manager Jim Leyland to draw a comparison between Heyward and a young Albert Pujols. While recording three hits in the six at-bats that followed his mini-slump, the young outfielder has also provided further indication that he won't be emotionally handicapped by the inevitable ups and downs that he is sure to experience.
"It's just fun, that's really all it's ever been," said Heyward, who has hit .375 through his first 16 Grapefruit League games. "It's never been anything more than a game. You learn from it. You just take what it gives you. You're not going to be perfect every day."
As his legend has grown throughout the baseball world this year, Heyward has never seemingly been affected by the widespread attention he has drawn from national media members who have come to camp to tell the story of one of the game's next projected superstars.
"Nobody has been out there on the field with me," Heyward said. "So being on the field is definitely a place where you can keep sane."
According to Freeman, the only time he has seen his close friend antsy or frustrated during the past couple of weeks has come during those instances when he hasn't been able to watch what he wants at their Spring Training residence.
"He doesn't like my 'American Idol,'" Freeman said. "He wants his sports. We play sports, so sometimes I like to watch something else. I'm always the one with the clicker. So that's not my fault. He should choose what I choose. If he wanted it so bad, he would take the remote."
While Heyward hasn't put up too much of a fight to watch sports or some of his favorite crime-solving dramas like "NCIS" or "CSI: Miami," he has seemingly conquered the challenge to prove that he is ready to begin his reign as Atlanta's starting right fielder.
"I just feel prepared," Heyward said. "I don't feel like anything is going to faze me or sneak up on me. Life is valuable, and you've got to take it as it comes."
Mark Bowman is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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How to Take Great Pictures With the Last of Us Remastered Photo Mode
Today's release of the Last of Us Remastered comes with a release-day update that unlocks Photo Mode. Far more than a simple Share option, this is actually a feature-rich editing tool that allows players to create interesting and dramatic shots from the game. Once you've mastered the Photo Mode basics, use these tips to make your shots are the best.
Don't center your subject. Even in a simple portrait, the subject is almost never perfectly centered. Instead, good photographers know to place the subject off-center. A standard technique is to follow the "rule of thirds." Basically, imagine there's a 3 x 3 grid over the image, like a tic-tac-toe board. The rule of thirds says that subjects should fall along those lines or at the intersection of the same. This makes photos more interesting, and it also plays to the way an eye "looks" across a page.
Look for balance. When you use the rule of thirds, you sometimes end up with a lot of empty space on the opposite side of the pic. By adjusting the camera angle, though, you can often find something interesting to put in the other side on the photo to add balance and sometimes even juxtaposition.
Play with the angle and tilt of the shot. Taking a picture straight-ahead-at-eye-level is never a good choice. Bringing the camera down and angling up can add a fair amount of drama to a picture. Likewise, adding some tilt to the shot (but not too much) can suggest dynamic motion, or it can simply help you better frame the characters along the rule of three.
Use Zoom. Zooming into or out of the photo, as opposed to using a middling shot, can add drama and interest. Zooming in closer to let the subject character fill more of the frame can make them seem more interesting and dramatic. Conversely, zooming out can draw the eyes more on the environment, making the subjects seem like part of the setting or even dwarfing them with the immensity of the world around them.
Watch your backgrounds. A busy background shot at the wrong angle can sometimes ruin a perfectly good shot. Be sure to pay attention to what's behind your subject, both for potential balance (above) and to make sure there's nothing that will distract from the picture itself. If needed, change the picture's depth of field (like in the image below) to emphasize your foreground characters and minimize background distraction.
Don't over-filter. We all love our camera filters nowadays, and there's no question that a good filter can create a more interesting shot. But over-filtering can also wash out color, muddy details, or generally distract from the content of the image. Apply filters if they enhance the shot; don't apply them just because they're there. And when you do use them, consider lowering the Intensity.
If you take some great shots with The Last of Us Remastered Photo Mode, feel free to share them below!


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