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Day 6: TIFF 2010: The Perfect Tens
Monkey Ghosts, unraveling ballerinas, going green with Mike Leigh, and a pox on the pioneers. This year there were four clear stand outs at an otherwise boring Toronto Film Festival.
Lest you make the rookie mistake of thinking the legendary Mike Leigh's newest film Another Year is about anything so black and white, cut and dry, as being "happy" or "unhappy", the director was clear to point out to me – during the private round table interview I conducted with him and actors Jim Broadbent, Lesely Manville, and Ruth Sheen during TIFF – that this notion is completely wrong. "I think that's twaddle – I never said that and the film doesn't say that. That's the very thing the film doesn't say, if you don't mind me saying so! Are you happy?"
Touché, Mr. Leigh.
Indeed Another Year seems to actually be pondering the point at which people realize that they have found contentment but are still surrounded by others who haven't and are far from that point. Worse: some of them, we know, will never find it. What do you do when your friends are lost, full of regret and wishes? Though ostensibly a tale of mid- to later- life melancholia with a touch of eco-friendliness thrown in, Leigh's masterful touch softens the blow and expands on themes he has previously approached with films such as the perfect Happy-Go-Lucky (2008) and even Naked (1993). Reminiscent of the work of Yasujiro Ozu in both humanity and contemplative tone, Leigh chooses a seasonal theme as the film's framework "It really liberated the whole thing," said the renowned auteur. "It seemed to make absolute sense. I then realized that the whole thing was about time passing." Leigh then plants the viewer down smack dab in the middle of spring, where Tom and Gerri are toiling away in their perfect little community garden, enjoying life and each other.
"First of all we decide what the character is going to do," said Sheen, explaining the starting point for her character. Tom is a geologist and Gerri is a therapist and in the first scenes, Leigh rotates in another familiar player: Imelda Staunton (Vera Drake), in a tight, tense close-up. She is fraught with sleeplessness unease, with fixed, narrow black eyes. Her face is hard, yet there is something vulnerable that feels about to crack. This is not "Vera" from Vera Drake, this is an amazing transformation, a complete immersion into character, a signature of Leigh's troupe through and through.
When we met two years ago to discuss Happy-Go-Lucky, Leigh told me that each character in his film was the center of their own universe, just as we are in real life. Staunton's lived-in desperation is simply further proof that Leigh sticks to this sentiment with each of the players, no matter how ancillary or supporting – they are all fully realized.
Using such richly-drawn characters, played by expertly-trained actors, Leigh asks many tough questions of his audience throughout, leaving much up to the spectator's imagination by giving them just enough information to make their own decisions. When is it too late to make changes? Can somebody truly damaged turn things around in mid-life and find peace of mind or happiness? Are we all doomed to wallow in our miserable, mundane rituals forever, or can we find acceptance from other despite our flaws and issues?
By the time we get to the summer segment of the film, we see that some people are givers and some people are takers, some are selfish, while others are selfless. The toll that giving takes on a good person before the tenuous, fragile bonds snap like spring peas is thoughtfully examined. How much are we expected to take from those who we love, who are fundamentally damaged? At what point do you pull out of these kinds of toxic relationships? Leigh suggests that these kinds of relationships go through cycles very much like the seasons that provide the film's narrative structure, and in these spaces, he experiments with different rhythms within scenes that allow characters to behave in awkward, funny, moving and natural ways that illuminate all of the questions being asked.
"Young people, young people. Everything is for young people," grouses a character in Another Year. Thankfully, this film is not one of those things – Another Year is for adults and thank God there are still movies like this that explore everyday, relatable issues such as aging, depression, happiness, loneliness and dissatisfaction. The themes seem simple, but in Leigh's hands they are elegantly dissected, at the core these are the fundamental issues we all think about.
The company plays them out in the most beautiful, cinematic ways (with an assist from ace cameraman Dick Pope). Broadbent's eyes change so easily from mournful rue to glee with just a flutter as Tom. Sheen is a quiet marvel as the kind of woman we all know – she listens, she loves, she gives, because it is expected of her. This is a character – and a character actress – who is taken for granted.
Then there is the magnetic Manville as the Blanche Dubois-esque Mary, lost in a bottle, looking for a life preserver from her only friends Tom and Gerri."I did research Pinot Grigio in depth," laughed Manville, who gives a ferociously concentrated performance as a woman who has to hit dizzying heights of comedy and Giulietta Masina-like levels of naïve sadness (her final scene is breathtaking). She is completely flawless in her portrayal of a woman who has been knocked down one too many times by life and who, despite her surface optimism, is completely terrified about her grim future.
When takers can't or won't give back to the givers and nurturers, what holds them together? Is it years of fond memories that have long drifted past into a wintery snowbank? Is it guilt over enjoying one's own happiness perhaps too much? Or is it simply pity for the irresponsible takers who are left without partnerships, children or other connections? The answers to these questions about our responsibilities to non-familial relationships can be crushing and illuminating, and Leigh and company asks the viewer to be a part of the film, to bring their own experiences and training to the table.
As with any reciprocal relationship that goes bad, sometimes you have to move away from your past to embrace the future. If your friends and lovers can keep up with you – or at least tolerate you – great. If they choose not to, however, do we instead tolerate and love them unconditionally? Where does the line between friendship and caretaker blur? Another Year suggests we all have the power to make these determinations for ourselves and there is no easy answer.
PopMatters will publish the entire roundtable interview with Broadbent, Leigh, Manville, and Sheen as we near Another Year's year-end release date.
Rating: 10
Meek's Cutoff
Though it is disappointing to know that Oscilloscope will not release Kelly Reichardt's ambitious tale of pioneers versus nature for consideration in this year's Oscar race (the film will bow sometime in 2011, despite topping Indiewire's critic's poll), it's also comforting to know that this is the company that adeptly handled the director's previous Michelle Williams-starrer Wendy and Lucy, perhaps the most poetic, brilliant dissection of the economic crisis' effect on young people out there.
It's with tremendous excitement that I report Reichardt's newest film, Meek's Cutoff. This is one of those rarities that can actually be called visionary in execution, from the first frame that features the handmade, quilt-like opening title card to the final riveting exchanging of glances between two main characters, every moment of Meek's Cutoff is thoughtful and nuanced. Indeed, this challenging film excels in every sense, mainly thanks to Reichardt's meticulous, artistic eye. The director's purposeful use of space and themes, her command of the sparsely-populated mis en scéne, and her immaculate eye for editing add up to a meticulously-constructed piece of art.
Wendy and Lucy is an impressive, near-perfect movie, but this newest venture is simply brave. Meek's Cutoff is Reichardt stepping up her game in every sense and it is thrilling to watch.
The silent first sequence tells the viewer everything they need to know without beating anyone over the head with obviousness or regurgitating the too-familiar Western/pioneer imagery from this period. The director wisely tweaks the images and allows them tell the story from the outset: we are transported to the Oregon desert in 1845 and covered wagons are pulled across a waist-deep river; stark, natural tall grasses sway gently while the camera moves in slow, deliberate, steady pans. Women in bonnets and plain homespun muslin dresses look like cocooned moths waiting to explode from their oppressive chrysalises. The tone is beautifully set by the director as she tells the story of guide Stephen Meek (Bruce Greenwood) taking three families across this treacherous terrain, claiming he knows a short cut, when in reality it seems like he is lost.
All of the actors are perfectly cast, aided by the costumes. The aforementioned bonnets that frame the faces of the women allow for mystery, as though they are hiding something. Williams channels Lillian Gish, both in Victor Sjostrom's The Wind and Charles Laughton's Night of the Hunter. Her weather-beaten countenance recalls Gish's silent agony, while her expert handling of a shotgun recalls the righteous, protective and pragmatic Gish years later. Williams is fast becoming one of my favorite actresses of her generation, possessed of the qualities of a young Jessica Lange or Sissy Spacek. As Emily, she is revelatory; hard, cunning and strong.
The women in the party do most of the grunt work and are keen observers. Yet, they have no formal power in a gender-biased system where the men can lead them in any direction they'd like. This is a very interesting, unique look at how power was exchanged between the sexes during this period, and how the vicious gender politics at this point in American history were slowly being chipped away at, in many cases for the first time.
When the dialogue and score come in to replace the natural sounds, they are used with perfect economy. Reichardt's sense of this material couldn't be any more commanding and her use of diegetic and non-diegtic sound is masterful. Her use of light – starlight, firelight, burning natural sunsets – is also miraculous when in concert with the colors of the landscape: amber, indigo, sage and rich earth are the prevailing hues in the palette.
Steeped in ritual, the ritual of marching, of making fires before sunrise, of being supremely regimented in every way, Meek's Cutoff hits a stride when a Native American prisoner joins the party and the pioneers must face the lies that have been propagated about these mysterious people. When Meek's Cutoff unexpectedly becomes a film about racism, it soars. It begs the question, "Are non-white Americans treated that much better today?" Indeed, what has changed?
Ultimately, race is but one component of an extremely complex, yet not at all fussy meditation on trust and intimacy in times of catastrophe, which make it completely relevant in this day and age, when "community" is but a buzzword for "groupthink" and people are still going through brutal struggles to find their way in a desperate time in American history. Reichardt's brilliance illuminates all of these topics in spades.
Rating: 10
Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives
Alternately spare, contemplative and luscious, Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives took home the the Palm D'Or at the Cannes Film Festival this year. I spoke with director Apichatpong Weerasethakul (Tropical Malady, Syndromes and a Century) in Toronto and asked him to reflect on his film's success earlier this year: "It was like a dream. It was like I'd been to Mars and now I'm back. It seemed that way because its not through. I wonder 'who was that guy who won?' (laughing) With the Palm, for me, I was thinking I was too young. When I came back from Mars, I was still struggling to find financing for a new film. In retrospect, it was like a brief flash."
A trip to Mars is an apt analogy for a film that graciously, meditatively examines memory in the past, present and future. Striking an balance of moving comedic and dramatic themes, Weerasethakul ("Thai Joe" as he is affectionately referred to by cinephiles) follows the title character, who is suffering from kidney failure, on a mystical trek through the countryside while surrounded by those he has loved the most, whether alive or dead, including the ghosts of his wife and son, one of whom takes on a translucent spectral form, while the other looks more like a monster with glowing red eyes. Past lives, future lives, the transmigration of souls to other bodies, whether animal, human or vegetable, and the intermingling of spirits throughout time and space add an air of spirituality and emotion that feels unpredictable, new. Uncle Boonmee is a film that defies description, and must simply be experienced rather than talked about.
Drawing from an array of avant garde inspirations, from Maya Deren and Chris Marker to Andy Warhol, comic books and Thai cinema of the '80s, Weerasethakul conceived this film as a part of the Primitive project and as an homage to his home in the Isan province in the North-east of Thailand. The director calls the end result a "time machine" that richly explores tradition, destruction and deconstruction of cultures. "The past ten years have proven [for me] that when you are very honest with yourself, there's someone who can find [the work]. Its a dream to continue doing this as a diary, with my actors. We grow together. The film reflects my interests, my life at a certain age. With Uncle Boonmee, its been distributed in so many countries, which is a first for me. Its amazing."
This autobiographical strain, and the quietly revolutionary spirit of the film's director, combined with an assured technical and stylistic grip on the imagery – including the use of still photography, light and dark to strongly punctuate the film's story – mark the daring, original Uncle Boonmee as a singular, complex object of visual art rather than just another movie. In casting aside slavish devotion to any particular mode or adherence to a particular form of cinema, Weerasethakul has created a piece that is more akin to an installation or fine work of art that is personal, political and daring without feeling outre or impenetrable.
That such a gentle, unique film rises to the occasion to arouse the viewers senses in such a tantalizing way is inspiring, even. It is unconventional, independent and experimental in every sense, and not beholden to the traditional rules of filmmaking at all, which is a refreshing change of pace in a festival environment that seems to be begging for awards.
Speaking of awards, although Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives will not premiere in the United States until March of next year, the film will be eligible for consideration in the category of Best Foreign film at the next Oscars, representing Thailand. With it's deliberately slow roll-out, look for the film to gain and sustain the level of buzz it has been enjoying since bowing at Cannes and for a warm reception from Academy voters – Uncle Boonmee would shockingly be the first Thai film nominated for this award in Oscar history. Its about time.
PopMatters will publish the full-length interview with Apichatpong Weerasethakul next year to coincide with the film's release stateside.
Rating: 10
Black Swan
Saving the best for last, I am actually worried to write about Black Swan because of the Matt Mazur Oscar curse. Each year I champion my favorite performances post-Toronto – usually by an actress – as 'the' one to beat. These choices are never nominated. They do, however, go on to be legendary. Kristin Scott Thomas in I've Loved You So Long is one of these choices. Nicole Kidman in Margot at the Wedding is another. Sally Hawkins in Happy-Go-Lucky, yet another.
Prestigious, no? I pray this year will be the first time this awful curse is lifted and Natalie Portman will be up for the gold and actually win it in a walk. Her performance is that good. But more on Natalie later. In a just world each of the film's principals – Vincent Cassel, Barbara Hershey and Mila Kunis – would also occupy space on the nominees lists in the supporting categories. As a cast, they work like a finely-tuned muscle.
They are a pure thrill to watch in director Darren Aronofsky's dark, visionary Black Swan. To say this film was my favorite is a gross understatement. Thank you, Mr. Aronofsky for reminding us that cinema is not reality but a sick, perverted mirror of it that triggers a process in our brains that turns us on. Black Swan is cinema that the spectator can really get off on, in a strictly scopophilic sense, that is.
This is my second time enjoying the work of Aronofsky at TIFF, where two years ago I attended a press screening for The Wrestler in a theater that did not have a single open seat. The place went wild for the director's brilliant handling of the film's complex tones and for the resurrection/legitimization of Mickey Rourke's career. This year, naturally, the entire town was buzzing about Black Swan. I saw the film while nestled safely in the front row of the most state-of-the-art, perfectly-designed-for-cinephiles movie palace I have ever been in: the TIFF Lightbox, where the furious sounds in the opening sequence rattled my body as two starkly rendered dancers perform Swan Lake with abandon in the opening sequence of Aronofsky's best film to date.
Right off the bat, with a dark magic dream sequence, the energy is unpredictable. Within moments, several tricky themes are introduced: Nina's infantilization by her unstable mother, Lee (a triumphant Hershey), narcissism, ageism, competition. Perfection. Women's relationships to other women . The most interesting theme to me was how one sees oneself, both in the mirror and metaphorically. Looking and being looked at, your every move being scrutinized is something that ballerina Nina (Portman) must learn to live with in the cutthroat world of professional ballet. In the film, she sees herself and her doppelganger dark self in the mirror, as ballet director Thomas Leroy (Cassel) decides which of his ladies will replace the former prima ballerina Beth (a delicious Winona Ryder) as the Swan Queen. Will it be the virginal pipsqueak Nina or her smoldering rival Lilly (a bravura Kunis, channeling her inner Anne Baxter)?
The duality of the role is reflected in the mirror motifs that Aronofsky pulls off flawlessly. The camera movements in the first scene capture the dizzying, agonizing movements of the dancers and establish an operatic, grand guignol tone for Nina's paranoia and complete unraveling over the next two hours.
"I just want to be perfect," whinges Nina, and this sad refrain will be her undoing. In the world of professional ballet, everything must be perfect and the dancers strive for total precision, often to the point of obsession. A parallel can be drawn to actors and their craft, writers and writing, directors and directing, and just about any trade that requires a substantial amount of concentration and creativity. Creative people are capable of reaching great heights, but what is the price for this perfection? How deep do these obsessions with being the best run?
For Nina, these issues are a bottomless well and Portman's audacious commitment to the role, both physically and mentally, is impressive. This is a performance that is bound to become legendary. Aronofsky selects little girl motifs to indicate that Nina is a lost child at the beginning – a room full of pink, butterflies and ballerina music boxes meant for girls half her age are among the 'treasures' that help us understand Nina's arrested development.
The actresses' vocal work is also of note here. Cooing "mommy" to Hershey's Lee in a sickly sweet way, the brittle whining directed towards Leroy – Portman attacks this aspect of her character voraciously, like a singer, using her voice as a tool that assists in her character's many transformations. By the end, it is as though she is a completely different person altogether.
The demands of the role are enormous but Portman flawlessly pulls it off. It's almost unbelievable what her body can express not just in the nightmarish broad strokes but also in the haunted close-ups during each of her excruciating chaînés and fouetté, as reality becomes more and more elusive for the very troubled Nina. By the time we get to the actual performance of Swan Lake, we just don't know what is real anymore and it is a complete cinematic thrill to watch the madness spinning out of control to a pulse-pounding finalé.
What happens to the mind when the body betrays it? Aronofsky definitely touched on this discourse with Requiem for a Dream and The Wrestler, but with Black Swan he places himself in an entirely different league as a director of supreme confidence and bravado who knows how to balance style with substance. This is a winning film on every level.
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Phone: 903.565.5769
Press Releases
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Media Relations (Interviews, News Conferences, etc.)
Online News Site
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Robin Kelly
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Office Management
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Every year CrossFit Lincoln joins athletes from around the world and hosts the CrossFit Games Open. Each year we announce one night a week where every can join together to cheer and support the athletes in their quest to "Prove their Fitness"!
For more information on joining the CrossFit Games Open or completing a workout at CFL, contact Phil at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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World Cup: Carlos Queiroz unhappy with referee in Iran's 1-0 defeat to Argentina
Last Updated: 21/06/14 10:09pm
Iran boss Carlos Queiroz has revealed his disappointment at referee Milorad Mazic following his side's 1-0 defeat to Argentina.
Iran midfielder Ashkan Dejagah had his claims for a second-half penalty turned down after he was felled by Pablo Zabaleta in the area, with replays suggesting that the Manchester City defender made minimal contact with the ball.
After Mazic waved away Dejagah's appeals, Iran had numerous chances to take the lead but were eventually undone by a superb Lionel Messi strike in stoppage time.
Queiroz believes the decision could have gifted his team all three points and feels the Serbian referee made a mistake by not awarding a penalty.
"Messi was fantastic, but the referee wasn't," said the former Real Madrid coach.
"I don't understand it, he had to have seen it was a penalty. He was five metres away, there is no way he couldn't have seen it.
"I have the right to say this and I only hope I am now not punished for telling the truth."
The defeat in Belo Horizonte means that Iran's hopes of qualifying from Group F now hang by a thread.


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How to Cook: Eggplant Fritata Style or Torta Talong
Eggplant in Eggs Best for Dinner or Lunch After the Holidays
Eggplants may taste bland but they make a satisfying torta or fritata dish because all the flavor of other ingredients are absorbed and blended within the fibers.
Pack the antioxidant-rich eggplant with the nutrients from tomatoes and eggs, then serve it as an eggplant omelet with grated cheese on top.
Eggplant in eggs will have absolutely no oil when baked. Brush the baking pan with butter to avoid sticking and on top when half-baked to make it look golden and appetizing.
Fold in some bacon bits, chicken flakes, or even nuts to have something to chew.
The options to make the eggplant fritata or torta more delicious are endless. All left-overs are welcome to be mixed in.
Eggplant - Nutritional Value
Eggplants are loaded with antioxidants and flavonoids. Health buffs love the no-fat eggplants because of the medicinal benefits like reduction in risk of heart attack and stroke, decrease in bad cholesterol, and improvement of blood flow.
A particular antioxidant called chlorogenic acid made the eggplant a strong protection against cancer, microbes, and viruses.
Calorie content is almost non-existent because a cup of eggplant has only 38 calories.
How to Cook Tortang Talong or Eggplant Fritata Style
Ingredients to make 1 serving:
- 1 medium long eggplants
- 2 large eggs
- 2 medium ripe tomatoes
- 1 medium red onion
- a pinch of salt and ground pepper
- 1 tsp cornstarch or flour
- 1/2 cup left-over meat like bacon, fried chicken, roasted turkey, or cold cuts
How to Skin a Whole Eggplant
- Sear the eggplant over open fire until skin burnt to black.
- Dip the burned eggplant into cold water. Charred eggplant skin is easier to peel off when wet.
- Seared eggplant is also cooked inside. Lay the softened fruit at the center of the palm and support with the fingers.
- Start peeling from the stem of the eggplant. Pinch a small part of the soft skin and pull down gently.
- Make sure the skin being peeled off stays thin and no eggplant flesh is attached.
How to Prepare Vinegar Dip
- 1 cup of vinegar
- 1 small onion, chopped
- 1 piece red or green chili pepper, sliced
- 2 cloves garlic, crushed and minced
- 1/4 tsp salt
Put all ingredients in a small clean glass jar with cover -- and shake well.
How to Cook Eggplant Omelet
- Sear and peel off skin from whole eggplant. Leave the stem intact.
- In a wide bowl, lightly beat eggs with salt and ground pepper.
- Mix in the tomatoes, onion, and left-over meat bits or flakes.
- Add the skinned eggplant and gently mash the flesh with a fork.
- When the eggplant flesh is flattened, pour the egg mixture all over. Use the fork to
How to Fry Eggplant Torta
- Heat 1/4 cup vegetable oil in a wok or pan.
- When smoke appears on surface of oil, carefully pour the eggplant mixture.
- Using a flat spatula, carefully flip the eggplant cake when edges turned to golden.
- Cover the pan. Cook over low heat for another 5 minutes.
- Drain excess oil from fried eggplant torta. Serve hot with steaming fried rice.
More About Eggplants
The eggplant is considered as one the of the nightshade plants like tomato and potato.
Eggplant has different names: guinea squash, brinjal, melongene, and aubergine.
Eggplant has different variety, size, shape, and color like orange, white, red violet, pink, and green -- but the most common eggplant is the elongated ovoid with shiny deep purple skin.
Japanese eggplants are actually Chinese eggplant variety that looks like a cucumber with its green color and white stripes.


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WeeklyBeats.com / Music / Catthew O.'s music / Through Tunnels in the Earth
Chase through the caverns. Bad men with guns and you know something they don't want you to.
I originally thought like "futuristic speeder bike chase!" but then the Cavern = Goldeneye = took place in 1986 thing kicked in once I pulled out those guitar sounds. Not to mention, the mallet percussion type part has a (highly intentional) "Danny Elfman's solo album"/80s action film vibe, further putting me into the past.
Look, it's your call. Whether you want black guns and men in dated military attire or speeder bikes and swords and magic in the future, that's up to you, friend.
All synth sounds from the Roland XV-2020 (a synth I haven't really used much since 2010) recorded from the headphone jack with a broken cable and broken converter. Most drum sounds came from the Alesis SR-16 (two or three of the cymbal sounds were just channel 10 on the 2020)
This submission is licensed by author under CC Attribution Noncommercial No Derivative Works (BY-NC-ND)
Very compelling stuff happening with the meter here. Nicely done!
How 'bout speedy bikers wearing magic military garb?
Excellent fun!


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Friday, March 27, 2009
Banana Fritters
Oh Lord! These are good! They are incredibly addictive- basically like a banana beignet! You even get the powdered sugar effect. Since all you really need to do here is mash some bananas, these are much easier to make. And fruit = healthy, right?
Banana Fritters
Serves 4
2 ripe (but not overripe) bananas
1/2 cup all-purpose flour
1/3-1/2 cup sugar, to taste
2 cups peanut oil
1.Mash the bananas; add sugar and flour to make sticky dough.
2. Heat peanut oil in wok over medium-high until a drop of dough bubbles and rises to the top within 15 seconds. Drop dough in tablespoons into oil; as many dumplings as can fit comfortably. Cook until golden-brown, turn, cook other side. (They are better if they are on the darker side and very crispy). Drain.
3. Top with powdered sugar and eat while hot.
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Aquanauts, Detectives, Explorers, and Crusaders Trained At North Carolina Aquarium
By Amy Kilgore, Public Relations Coordinator
Kure Beach, NC - Are you wondering what your kids are going to do for this summer? The NC Aquarium at Fort Fisher has a great idea: summer camp!
Aquarium summer camps provide fun and safe learning opportunities with knowledgeable and competent leadership. Camps run simultaneously for ages 5-6 or Aquanauts, 7-9 or Marine Detectives, 10-12 or Ocean Explorers and 13-14 or Coastal Crusaders.
Diverse summer camps themes include:
* Sensational Senses: campers discover how their senses help animals survive.
* Circles of Life: campers discover how animals are born, reproduce, and return their resources to the planet.
* Junior Naturalist: campers learn basic observation skills and gain an appreciation of what nature has to offer.
* Animal Keepers: Campers get a glimpse of the work required to provide proper animal care.
* Coastal Crusaders: Campers gain a better understanding of how to investigate and preserve the environment we all share.
Summer camp fees for Aquanauts, Marine Detectives, and Ocean Explorers are $180 for NC Aquarium Society members or multiple- siblings and $200 for individual campers. Coastal Crusaders is $225 for NC Aquarium Society members or multiple- siblings and $250 for individual campers. For more information please contact the NC Aquarium at Fort Fisher at 910-458-7468 or visit www.ncaquariums.com/fort-fisher/programs/summer-camp.
NC Aquarium at Fort Fisher is located just south of Kure Beach, near the mouth of the Cape Fear River, on U.S. 421. The site is less than a mile from the Fort Fisher ferry terminal. Hours: 9:00 am to 5:00 pm daily (closed Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's Day). Admission: $8 adults; $7 seniors; $6 ages 6-17. Free admission for: children under 6; registered groups of N.C. school children, and NC Aquarium Society members. General information: www.ncaquariums.com.
900 Loggerhead Road, Kure Beach, NC 28449 * (910) 458-8257 * Fax: (910) 458-6812
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THE SCORE by ELLE KENNEDY
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He knows how to score, on and off the ice
Allie Hayes is in crisis mode. With graduation looming, she still doesn't have the first clue about what she's going to do after college. To make matters worse, she's nursing a broken heart thanks to the end of her longtime relationship. Wild rebound sex is definitely not the solution to her problems, but gorgeous hockey star Dean Di-Laurentis is impossible to resist. Just once, though, because even if her future is uncertain, it sure as heck won't include the king of one-night stands.
It'll take more than flashy moves to win her over
Dean always gets what he wants. Girls, grades, girls, recognition,girls…he's a ladies man, all right, and he's yet to meet a woman who's immune to his charms. Until Allie. For one night, the feisty blonde rocked his entire world—and now she wants to befriends? Nope. It's not over until he says it's over. Dean is in full-on pursuit, but when life-rocking changes strike, he starts to wonder if maybe it's time to stop focusing on scoring…and shoot for love.
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✯✯✯✯✯ 'little Dean' Stars
"Stick with me, kid, and your entire life will change for the better. That's the Di Laurentis guarantee."
Oh wow how we love this series, Elle Kennedy just never fails to make us smile, laugh and swoon. The Score is just what we needed and we can't even count how many times we laughed out loud scaring everyone in our vicinity.
Dean…….Dean……DEAN!!!!! You cocky male slapper you, oh how we fell in love with you. Whilst hugely sexy and passionate, this guy had us crying with laughter continuously. Twilight imprinting, hot baths and the romping pink…errrrr….'Winston'. We bloody LOVE you, Dean!!! We defy anyone not to fall in complete love with everything Dean! He really did show how big and loving his heart is too, as well as a loyal, kind and caring friend.
'But goddamn it, Logan is never going to let me live this down. Taking a bubble bath with a pink dildo? Allie has doomed me to a fate as the punchline of a never-ending joke.'
The Score for us felt like a breath of fresh air insofar as; sure we've read similar stories before but it felt so different and we just didn't want it to end. Elle Kennedy is a fabulous writer who had us grumbling whenever we had to put our kindles down for real life's interruptions. And kudos for knocking this incessant need on the head for Authors to slut-shame in their books! Lady, we applaud you for making it okay to enjoy a bit of slap and tickle as and when we want to and whoever the fuck with!
"The life of Dean sure has a lot of rules."
"Without those rules, there is no life of Dean."
We have to say as far as heroines go, Allie kicked arse. She was funny, sweet, level headed and loved with all her heart. The dynamics between her and Dean were spot on and we rooted for this couple all the way through.
"Allie." I draw a steady breath. "We need to stop now. Before my balls disappear altogether and my man-card is revoked." One blond eyebrow flicks up. "Who has the power to revoke it?" "I don't know. The man council. The Stonemasons. Jason Statham. Take your pick."
"Ha. I'm going to post it all over the internet. Guess what, folks – Dean Sebastian Kendrick Heyward- Di Laurentis is over at my place right now watching soaps and drinking girly drinks." She sticks out her tongue at me. "You'll never get laid again."
As we all know – as readers – wherever happiness goes so does trouble and sadness. Whilst we won't go into details, we will say that our hearts hurt in parts and a realness seeped in – in order to show growth and strength. So whilst we laughed and swooned, we sure did feel incredibly sad too.
"I'm not going to stand by and watch you stick your head in a bottle because you're too afraid to face the pain."
Allie and Dean are very much opposites yet their 'spark' and banter felt completely convincing and they just fit in every way that counts. We loved them individually and as a couple. Catching up with the gang was fabulous and we are now eagerly awaiting Tucker's book. Bring it on! We HIGHLY recommend this series to all lovers of romance and laughter.
"Then move the fuck on, babe."
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A woman was threatened with a knife during an attempted robbery in Hetton.
Northumbria Police are appealing for witnesses following the incident on Fairy Street, Hetton, where a man attempted to rob a 28-year-old woman at knife point.
The incident took place about 7pm on Wednesday, November 9, when the man approached the woman, grabbed her hair and threatened her with a knife.
He attempted to snatch her handbag as she struggled with him, but made off empty handed.
The woman suffered a small cut on her hand and was left shaken as a result of the incident.
It's thought the offender was wearing dark clothing.
Extra patrols are being carried out in the area as part of enquiries and to offer reassurance.
Hetton Neighourhood Inspector Vicky Quinn said: "Police will be in the area today to speak to the local community and offer reassurance as well as carry out inquiries to establish the identity of the offender so he can be arrested.
"Any witnesses should either speak to an officer on patrol or run us on 101 as they may have information that is crucial in helping us arrest the offender."
Anyone with information should ring Northumbria Police on 101 quoting reference 887 091116 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.


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It's Official! Google Fiber's Gigabit Internet is Coming to Charlotte in 2016 (or maybe 2017)
A while back we got excited about Google Fiber naming Charlotte as one of its possible expansion cities. Well Google has announced the winning cities and its blazing fast Internet service is coming to Charlotte sometime in 2016 or 2017!
So why is everyone freaking out? For $80/month, Google Fiber offers 1 Gigabit down (that's 1,000 MB down) and for those keeping count (read: this guy), that's about 40 times faster than the best residential Internet available in Charlotte today (I pay about $60/month for 25MB down and 10MB up). Even if the part of Charlotte you live in won't get Google Fiber, your monthly costs and download speeds should improve from your existing ISP as they are forced to compete. It's hard to underestimate the impact of Google Fiber coming to Charlotte. Just look at what has happened in Kansas City and Utah as Google Fiber rolled out there. People and businesses actually relocated to those areas for the Internet.
For those who aren't interested in spending $80/month on Internet, you'll still benefit from Google Fiber. Pay a one-time fee of $300 for "normal" internet (what we call broadband now) and you will receive more basic Internet service with no monthly fee. Yeah, no monthly fee, crazy! Google hasn't announced when the roll out will be completed but expect sometime in the 2nd half of 2016 or early 2017. Google will be using this year to design and plan their rollout in Charlotte.
Can't get enough Google Fiber news? Enter your address to see if you'll be covered by the Fiber roll out or check out Charlotte Hearts Gigabit and the Charlotte Business Journal's Google Fiber F.A.Q.