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Politics aside, Washington D.C. isn't known for horror. Exorcist fans know the iconic flight of stairs in Georgetown are the same steps Damien Karras met his fate. But beyond that, there isn't much gore-ism our nation's capital has to offer. However, D.C., like any other city, has its genre fans. Curtis Prather is one of them, and he's doing his part to showcase some of the most promising up and coming horror films of the year. With Spooky Fest running for the better half of a decade, Curtis has a lot to say what goes on in the making.
What was the impetus behind Spooky Fest?
It wasn't one thing, but really a confluence of points in my life that led to the festival. My first job out of college in 1991 was working at a fairly renowned repertory theatre. I had many great opportunities working in event planning and festival organization, not to mention seeing indie filmmaking up close. This was a great time in independent cinema – we were actually the second US theatre to screen "Reservoir Dogs," after Sundance. I had some brilliant mentors to learn from during this time.
After a few years I dove in and began making my own movies. Small, independent documentaries, very much in the spirit of Ross McElwee, who made a terrific film in the 80s called "Sherman's March." For about 10 years, after I left the theatre, I made several of these "personal" documentaries, and even began having some luck in getting them screened at festivals around the country. One of these films, "Public Witness," which had music from Brendan Canty of Fugazi, had modest success, but for every festival acceptance I had, there were at least 10 rejections.
This still gave me some valuable experience, and I started thinking about what I would do if I could program and plan my own festival; how I would treat the filmmaker, etc. I do not think this is unique to me. Many festival stories began with a filmmaker who wanted to show the world their vision of how it should be done.
In 2006 I began talking to a theatre close to my home about doing a festival-like event. I wanted to test out some of my thoughts. At first they were open to the idea, and together we looked at possible weekends that were open. A big deciding factor was "The Washington Redskins." The theatre would show football games on Sunday, so we looked for a weekend the Redskins had a "bye" week and wouldn't be playing. As it turned out, that weekend in 2006 was the one before Halloween.
That was really the "a-ha" moment. It made sense (to me) that we program a horror film festival. DC did not have a genre festival, and horror movies, old and new, are a passion of mine. In fact, it was my love of horror filmmaking that opened me up to love of all cinema. If it wasn't for the late night television horror host, breaking up classic moves – talking about these movies in ways you never saw other movies discussed in tv at the time – or the magazines I grew up with, like Fangoria, Famous Monsters, Starlog, which would take me into the behind the scenes world of filmmaking – if it wasn't for this education, I wouldn't have the love for film I have today. It really began there.
I am also a firm believer that horror filmmaking is one of only two major genres – along with documentary filmmaking – where artists can not only stay truly independent, but can also connect with an appreciative audience fairly "easily."
So, this seemed like a slam-dunk idea, but the theatre wasn't sold on it. I then went out and made several calls, and eventually found a receptive theatre in the DC suburbs – Cinema Arts in Fairfax, Virginia – who were wonderful to work with. Like I said, it really was several things that led me to that point. Even the name for the festival was retrofitted from a television project I had been doing for about 10 years ("The Spooky Movie"). It seemed like everything had led me to this point, and that is how it happened.
Do you reach out to film makers or do they come to you – or is it a combination of the two?
For the first few years we depended mostly on submissions from filmmakers. This was fine, as long as we got a lot of submissions to choose from, but after the second year I realized that if I wanted an audience to come back, I would need to up the game on the films and make sure they were receiving a product worthy of their time and money. It might be nobel to want to screen a film because of the backstory on the filmmaker, or because it has a local connection – ultimately, the festival is really for your audience. I know some film festivals take a different tactic, and that's fine, and I am certainly open to screening experimental or provocative features of shorts, but I have to make sure that whatever we screen that I can stand behind and be able to defend my choice.
I've actually talked to filmmakers before who told me that some festivals would get mad at the filmmakers for the poor response to a screening, which makes no sense. It's the festival's responsibility to stand behind their choices. If that choice was not right for their audience, then they need to decide what lessons they can learn for future events, and own their decision.
But back to the original question – we prefer it when a filmmaker comes to us first. We have had some great gems come in, like the Brazilian film "Morgue Story," the Australian "El Monstro del Mar," and the Russ Meyer homage "Pervert!"
And over time, a third option comes up with filmmakers who have had a relationship with the festival. They are kind of separate from the submissions or curated, even though they are held to the same standards as everyone else.
Even from the first year we would curate some films. We had a great run of premieres of some great Asian films, thanks to a relationship with Tartan. By 2010 we began getting more aggressive with the films, going to festivals like Fantasia or SXSW and reading up and reaching out. The documentary "Zero Killed" in 2012 is one example of a film I was happy to discover from another festival – the Chicago Underground Film Festival. Since 2010 we have screened at least one film that played at Sundance. Today, now that we have a 10 day festival, we frequently partner with companies like Anchor Bay, Magnolia and IFC, but we always work to maintain a balance with indies that haven't been signed up yet.
What have been some notable films that have screened at Spooky Fest?
There have been plenty. As far as premieres go, Spooky Movie had the world premieres of the final cut of Herschell Gordon Lewis' "The Uh-Oh Show!" back in 2011, and in 2012 we did the world premiere of "Ninjas vs. Monsters.""Patient 17" from England, "A Sweet and Vicious Beauty" and several more, including the directorial debut from Jamie Nash – "Two Front Teeth" – the writer for "Exists" and "Lovely Molly.". We've had US premiere's of Jennifer Lynch's "Chained," the amazing Canadian slasher "Pin-up Dolls On Ice," and the Brazilian "Nervo Craniano Zero" and a few dozen more.
The fest has also screened "notable" films like "Resolution," "Dark Touch," "Colin," S&Man," "The Dead," "Midnight Son," "The Oregonian," "Haunter," "Helldriver," "100 Bloody Acres," "Poutrygeist," "Halley," "Chastity Bites," "Haunter," "Manborg," and "Tucker and Dale vs Evil," which was our 2010 opening night film, months before being picked up by Magnolia. In fact, I think we were one of only a handful of US festivals to screen "Tucker and Dale" before it was picked up, something that still makes me proud. As a result of our screening, when it was released the following summer in limited release in DC, it played for several weeks. The word of mouth had been very strong.
A real treat for us was in 2012 when Teller (of "Penn and Teller") came in to present a film he helped write and produce called "Play Dead." It was a of a performance of a show he mounted in New York with Todd Robbins. Afterwards Teller did a fantastic Q&A and even did some on stage magic. It was really memorable. He even stayed around and went to a diner with myself and several people who had come out.
Again, however, I have to come back to all of the great films we have screened that, for whatever reason, people may not know about, but I consider notable. I still have people who come to me and mention films we screened like: "Murder Loves Killers Too," "Audie and the Wolf," "George's Intervention," "Strange Girls, "Skew," "Broken Springs," "All About Evil," "Dark Souls," "Backwater," "Millennium Bug," "The Watermen," "Little Deaths," and so many more. This is why festivals matter; connecting audiences with filmmakers; being part of the discovery, because you never know these days who is going to break out.
Are there films you want to get, but are out of reach?
Absolutely. Now that we are having to be more aggressive with seeking films out, we have to be prepared for disappointments. There was one film we worked on for about 9 months, since its premiere, and every way down the road it would seem close, and then they would kick the can down that road again – always tabling the conversation for another day, which is never a good sign, in my opinion. Finally, we got shot down right before press, being told that they weren't going to do festivals. A couple of weeks later, the film popped up at another festival down south. What are you going to do? The film never had a DC area screening, so I don't know what the problem was.
Last year there was a similar story of film I wanted. The filmmaker had played at our fest before, and we had continued to work with him on other projects and I thought we had a good relationship, but when it came time to screen his latest film I got the run-around. First there were non-commital comments, which is fine; I understand about waiting and seeing. Then we were told that the film had distribution in place, and couldn't play the fest. I accepted that as well – it happens. About 2 weeks later, however, the filmmaker's assistant contacted the venue we hold the festival at to see if they wanted to screen this film. Not as part of the festival, but as a stand alone at the same theatre, at the same time. This wasn't the distributor, but it was the filmmaker himself. I can't really be mad or hurt, because I know what's what, and I am prepared for that every year I decide to continue the festival, it just was very disappointing.
People tend to think we all plug into a cultural zeitgeist. It's up for debate how it influences us, but would you say you notice trends in the films submitted each year?
I did early on. Some years we would get more zombie films, which seemed to mirror the over-all "end of world" angst that came with 9/11 and the wars that followed; then things switched over to cannibal films, and all sorts seemed to be able to be read into that. Back in 2007 and 2008 we had several women as psychotic killer films that came in through the submission process, including two with identical plots, which I jokingly attributed to unease about Hillary Clinton running for president, but I have nothing to prove that! In the last couple of years I have seen several film tackle subjects like humans rotting away to nothing, and school shootings. Someone could write a paper or article on those, I'm sure. I'm not sure what they mean.
Because it takes so long to get a movie made, you do have to remember that what we are seeing really is a view into the past. Today's anxiety may be long past by the time anyone sees these films, so really you have to backtrack a bit to figure much of it out.
Most of these films are very personal, so often the roots for it go back even further. Ricky Bates, who is from the DC area, lived with his film "Excision" for years. First as a short, which we screened on opening night back in 2008, and then as a feature, which we showed in 2012, also on opening night. Very proud that we screened both films, and our relationship with him. If you have seen "Excision," you know there is nothing else like this story and these films, because Ricky poured himself into these films. It is not an autobiography, but he would be the first to tell you how his life shaped the film, just as much as the films and art he admired and grew up with influenced his approach to make the films. More and more of these indie films are coming from this personal space, from really talented artists who are tackling the genre with much more personal conviction than maybe we have seen before. It is a very exciting time for the art form and see these men and women emerge.
What are some considerations when it comes to selecting the films you'll showcase?
I am fan of the very weird and the very funny, so a good horror comedy, like the Australian film "The Killage," our closing night film in 2011, will do well with me – as will something very provocative and unsettling, like "Thantamorphose" from last year. I love a good mind-fuck. Seeing something clearly done well that surprises us, like "An American Terror," will always get high marks. At this point, it is very tough to make something that won't remind us of something else that has been submitted and/or screened, so when we do find something really original, we really will go all out for it.
Ultimately, when programming, we work to strike a balance. We don't want too much of just one thing; often times, this is where programming shorts with each feature helps to break things up a bit. We want to give the festival goer a full experience, even if they can only make it out to one screening.
What's your favorite scary movie?
I have often found that it is tough to be "scared" twice by the same movie. You might still get creeped out, you might respect the film or the filmmaker, but often we re-watch our favorite horror films, I think, to remind ourselves of how we felt the first time we watched it. I say all of that to admit that "The Exorcist," for me, is an exception. That movie, in the right setting, can still get to me. Last Halloween I saw it in Georgetown with William Blatty in attendance. It had been about 10 years since I had last seen it (also in a movie theatre) – and the film still got to me, even though I know all of the beats. And maybe it is because I'm now older. It really was a different story when I was a teenager or in my twenties – today, I lock in with Ellen Burstyn's character like I couldn't have back then. Such a great, powerful, scary film.
What do you think makes the ideal horror movie?
"Jaws," "The Exorcist" and the original "Night of the Living Dead" are, for me, classic examples of the "the ideal" horror movie. All of them took the time and care for us to connect to their characters. It wasn't just about the gore or the kills. I will often prefer a slow burn where we care about the people we are watching, over just watching carnage for the sake of it. Bobcat Goldthwait did that very well, I thought, with his found footage film "Willow Creek," which was our opening night film last year. It was really all about setting things up for the third act, and it was important that you connected to the characters. A lot of people do not have the patience for that, which is a shame, and a challenge, for me as a programmer.
Do you feel you've been able to improve the fest each year?
Absolutely. I look at what we have been able to accomplish every year and often wonder how it has been possible. We are now a 10 night festival, screening films at the American Film Institute's AFI Silver Theatre, going into our 9th year. I am very proud of this festival.
What advice could you offer to others that want to launch a horror film festival?
Have a solid partnership with a theatre or venue, do your homework and be someone who is attentive to the details. Also, look around and see if what you want to do is currently being done near where you are; there are dozens of great genre festivals all over the country, and it might make more sense to see if they would accept your help.
Have you accomplished your goals with Spooky Fest?
No. Not yet. I still do not feel we have found our entire audience.
In 2012 we moved the entire fest to the AFI Silver, one of the premiere theatres on the east coast. Definitely the theatre to be at in the region. It is run by people who get film and appreciate what we do. However, to those not familiar with the DC metro area, this is in Silver Spring, Maryland, which might as well be the other side of the earth for our core fans we had in Virginia for 6 years. The same was true, by the way, with those in Maryland when it came to going to Virginia – and then there is DC itself. All very frustrating, as you would love for there to a more united front when it came to this, but to anyone who has had to drive in this area, it is (sadly) understandable. It's awful here, sometimes, just to get from one point to the next.
Its not just that – the culture is changing, I'm afraid. Or "cultures." In recent years I've seen two of the longest running DC film festivals close up, perhaps for good. I've also seen radical changes in our only real "destination" festival. There are still some strong festivals doing well, like "DC Shorts," but I worry that in this age of "Walking Dead" and "Hannibal" on TV year round, not to mention VOD, that the audience for what we do is shifting away. I hope I'm wrong, because there is nothing like being in a darkened theatre and seeing these films. Nowhere else will you have the opportunity to have burlesque dancers or zombies or cult icons, like Mink Stole, come out to introduce the film, or meet filmmakers both established or first time. It's just not going to happen sitting at home.
I'm not giving up. I know we have the audience there, somewhere. We see plenty of proof that they exist. We just need to work harder to convince them to come out for more and more. My goal these days is to work on this outreach.
Beyond Spooky Fest, do you have any plans to get into film making?
Sure. I've always had a hope to make movies, and not just the DIY documentaries, that I'm still doing, but the scripted, narrative films. In the last year I've finally had the opportunity to push forward. This area is rich with talent – both Jeff Krulik, who made "Heavy Metal Parking Lot," and Ed Sanchez, the co-director of "The Blair Witch Project," are on our advisory board – so it really came together thanks to a core group of very talented local artists. We have just completed photography on a short, and with luck I will get to do 2 or 3 more in the next year, all hopefully leading up to a feature. We shall see. I really enjoyed the process, and I definitely have renewed respect for the films and filmmakers that are submitted to the festival every year.
Thanks, Curtis! Spooky Fest 2014 will be held October 9-18th. For more information, check out www.spookyfest.com
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Jan 01, 2009 - 10:29 am
Here it is Jan 1st of a brand new year and I found myself, nearing midnight last night and this morning, wondering how to make this year different for me - physically. Because of the many side effects I have, after my bone marrow transplant, I feel very stuck in it all, from time to time. 18 years of stuck. I fully acknowledge the miracle of this long of a survivorship and am grateful for it indeed, but the unpredictability of my condition on a daily basis some days becomes tedious and hard to bear. I am a type A personality and want to find a way to 'fix' everything, including myself, and have had little success doing that to any great extent with my condition being ongoing. I opened another post awhile back that talked about being overwhelmed but it isn't that this time, it's just the nagging conditions that don't go away and leave me stuck. How to make it better? I pray for a miracle that would vastly improve my medical situation but so far, not so much. I will keep praying. Any suggestions out there on how to get 'unstuck'? Isolation due to these sudden onset conditions is a big problem but again, how to make that situation better as well? Am I whining? - don't mean to, it just gets to me sometimes, especially when the year is new and you see that full calendar of days in front of you and wish you could change it all. Will this be as good as it gets? Hmmm. Thanks for listening.
Jan 01, 2009 - 11:29 am
I feel stuck sometimes. Not in the extreme health issues anymore, but in other ways. I have been caregiver to my parents for almost 13 years and so 'tied' to my situation as long as they need me. (We lost Mom 4 years ago, but still caring for Dad.) And it is not that I long to do something specific, it's just the awareness that I couldn't if I DID want to that grates sometimes.
Jan 01, 2009 - 12:47 pm
I guess any kind of situation, whether it be physical or emotional, can confine you - make you feel stuck. I think you did a brilliant thing by moving and creating your own space even if you were in someone else's. I see how you would be restricted as well but sounds like you have your health - for the most part so at least your scope of things you can do is wider. I guess it's true that there are always some worse off then ourselves and we do need to work with what we are given and have. Are you into hobbies of any kind? Sometimes doing that or starting a new hobby - something you might even sell in time - and can do from home might be an idea for you? I am not much of a hobby type myself but maybe I should look into that idea. I like the internet and have thought about building a site but that doesnt get me out as much as I would like to. But then back to square one and unpredictability of health and so it goes. Thanks for the encouragement though Zah, hope 2009 is good to you and your Dad. He is lucky to have you. Blessings.
Jan 01, 2009 - 1:44 pm
Hi Blue, I'm sorry to read that you feel stuck and that you have to endure health problems on a regular basis. I know that not feeling well can really take its toll emotionally. It can tire you and drag you down. Sometimes I feel trapped by the daily restraints of work, chores, bills, and such. But I find that indulging myself with some small things that I enjoy helps.
From your post it sounds Blue like you have long-term effects from the bone marrow transplant. Have you tried consulting with a different doc. about possible treatment for the effects? Or perhaps you've already tried that. What about holistic remedies? I just think that any idea would be worth while in the hopes that it could help you feel happier.
Jan 01, 2009 - 2:04 pm
Hi Blueroses
Do something for yourself~just for today and know that there are others who feel the same way and you are NOT ALONE! One thing that I have found is that you give of yourself on the discussion boards every day and what you are doing for the rest of us cannot be measured.
Jan 01, 2009 - 5:53 pm
Thank you so much Pink for the lovely and generous words. I do find comfort in giving to the board, as we all do, and am glad to have the reciprocating relationship we all have with each other, very validating and very comforting. Validation is sometimes hard to find from those who are close to us and our doctors, not from lack of sensitivity always - just because they themselves haven't experienced what we have, personally. I do try and do little things for myself especially when it comes to napping, I used to get so down on myself for not getting much done each day but now I just take the time to sleep and when I get up I do what I need to if I am feeling alright and it can wait if I don't. Funny how laundry is still there waiting for you the next day too if you can't get to it today. Very reliable that way, laundry is, lol.
I feel as if I know you too Pink and we are so lucky to have you on our site. Big Cyber Hugs to you too Boo Boo, lol.
Jan 01, 2009 - 5:40 pm
Thanks for the suggestions. Yes the main physical issues I have that keep me down are long term effects from the transplant, chronic fatigue big time and a damaged heart from chemo. I have good cardiologists but all that can be done at this point is to load me up with meds (that of course have side effects too - like tiredness, lol) and between the meds and my pacemaker keep the arythmias under control as much as possible. Unfortunately the arythmias will get worse over time but possible new developements in controlling them will come along before they get more debilitating than they already are - I can get very faint with them and can't stand which means cancelling my day out. Holistic is usually pretty pricey but I try and integrate as many natural foods etc as I can. The next step is surgery for the arythmia but of course it has risk so they are waiting to do that til I have no choice. I have other side effects as well but after 20 years of treatments and medications it makes sense you would have side effects. Like all of us we have our up and down times, when the year begins again it is easy to get swallowed up in the daunting number of days ahead and what they will bring. I like to think - glass half full but I can't lie that there are days when I just feel stuck. I am on many medications that I will have to take for the rest of my life and I am sure alot of my fatigue and issues come from side effects of them but what can you do. I will survive. Thanks for the helpful words. Yup I will keep you posted, thanks.
Jan 02, 2009 - 10:30 pm
Blue, I have been keeping up with your thread and my heart goes out to you. You are going through so much due to your cancer treatment. It is frustrating that the very treatments that can fight the cancer can in turn cause so much damage and discomfort.
I can imagine how you feel. Constant pain is so draining and it can get you really down. Keep trying to enjoy the individual moments each day. Of course your cat is a source of joy!! Time goes by so fast. Even as we say that it is hard to really comprehend how quickly the years pass...I know its hard and you have a lot to contend with, but I wish for you joy in each day. You are in my prayers that God will grant you strength, and for new treatments/cures for your heart. Peace and hugs, Eil
Jan 03, 2009 - 8:16 pm
Thanks for your kind words Eil and encouragement. I have felt 'stuck' before and will again, and so on and so on and so on, but I do get tremendous validation and understanding from these boards, what more can one ask for? I try and do something everyday, even if it's small when I am really bummed or unwell, and that seems to help to some degree. Your comments are appreciated. Hugs, Blueroses.
Jan 01, 2009 - 2:26 pm
When you watch the news or read the paper, you learn about the people losing their homes, jobs, pensions, savings, and hope in general. It seems that the rest of the world is beginning to know what living on the brink of disaster is all about. At 57, I often feel that my best days are in my distant past and all I can do now is "maintain". I suppose I am luckier than many, I still have a job with health benefits, the house is paid for, and my 11-year-old car still runs (as it damn well should after I just put nearly a thousand dollars of repairs into it!). My digestive system frequently gives me trouble, but I have my couch and toilet for comfort. And, there is this computer which enables me to keep in touch with people, along with free TV for entertainment (love my DTV converters!).
Two weeks ago, I brought my slow-cooker up front the basement, chopped up some veggies I had in the frig, added instant rice, bullion cubes, and spices, and made soup. It took a long time for it to simmer, but the results were well-worth the wait, and will last for at least three days. "Joy" comes from appreciating the little things.
Love, Courage, and a Healthier, Happier, New Year, for us and the rest of America!
Jan 01, 2009 - 6:01 pm
Oh that's the truth Rick, appreciating the little things is what makes me keep on keeping on for sure. Your use of the word 'maintain' is very interesting, have never thought of that word for how I feel about how I am now but that's exactly it - maintain. But being a Type A personality 'maintain' is far below what I normally strive for but then again, normality is a faint memory, lol. Oh heck, normality is probably overrated. That's what I am going to tell myself anyways. Thanks for your encouraging words Rick, hope 2009 will prove to be one of your 'best years' in one way or another.
Jan 02, 2009 - 8:18 pm
Hi Blue. Each morning I wake up and try to figure out what the drug of the day will be. As my neck degeneration crushes nerves its either pain, anti inflamatory or a muscle relaxer. On bad days all 3. But the one constant thing in my life is my dog that drives me crazy as he wants his morning walk. Be it -20 degrees and 3 feet of fresh snow he does not care. And as he is a beagle he has to put his nose in every fresh deer track as I stand and freeze. Even worse is that fact that he thinks he deserves a treat when he brings me back from freezing. So this year I will get even and give him half a treat. I am sure he will think I am shorting him. But this goofy dog gets me off my butt and outside even on my worse days. And its a reminder that there is life outside my house. One of my daughters just called me from Japan as she is on vacation there. Imagine being able to plan your life beyond 10 minutes. In 10 minutes I can have a smashing migraine that will last for days. We have all given up so much and its hard not to get down at times. I just live for those few times that I am painless. But then I do some sort of work and go right back to square one. I won't quit trying though. Today I shoveled snow despite the yelling from my wife. I needed an oxycondone when I got done but I accomplished something and that was much better than the feeling of doing nothing. Sometimes the accomplishment is worth the pain. Slickwilly
Jan 02, 2009 - 10:01 pm
Hey Slick, Thanks for your words of wisdom, they make alot of sense and I have been where you are at times, over and over - as you are too. Funny you talk about your dog and how he keeps you going, as I was trying to read your posting to my thread here, I had to keep moving my cat's head out of the way as she vied for my attention. lol. Pets are a driving force for many of us for sure, in many different ways. I have often watched people walking down the street or driving in their cars from my apt (why do we always assume their lives are better?) and wonder at their normality, like being able to plan 10 minutes ahead or I can't even imagin it now, a year ahead? Wow. Those days are faint memories. I have a heart problem, damage from chemo drugs, and in a minute or so I can be calling an ambulance so I know what you mean big time. I hear you about waiting for a painless moment and then overdoing it, I do that too and I won't stop either, it's worth it to know that I accomplished something - no matter how small to someone else with a healthier bod. I totally agree with that - it's worth it. It's just that this routine of being unwell for so long, then a moment of relief, then overdoing it, then paying for it, over and over, day in and day out is just tedious sometimes. I used to use oxycodone but couldn't tolerate it so now I am on daily morphine - long acting for my back issues and it helps with other pain associated with treatment in days of yore. Thanks for the post, validation is gold isn't it? Happy New Year kiddo.
Jan 03, 2009 - 10:20 am
I have been reading everything that everyone wrote on this thread and I am in awe of each and every one of you! It is amazing to me the strength you show and the ability to get beyond your pain. Kudos my friends. I am learning so much about people~and how good they are~supportive, honest, caring. I am so thankful that I discovered this board and have met such nice people. Blue, you have made my journey easier and your thoughts and comments help me to stay grounded. I appreciate that. Slick, you are amazing and I admire you so very much. Peace, Pnktopaz10
Jan 03, 2009 - 8:11 pm
We all belong to a mutual admiration society in these discussion boards, all helping each other. Thanks for the nice comments, back atcha. Blueroses.


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A MARINE has been arrested after he had a fight with a homeless man he'd just had a threesome with over BURGER MEAT.
Married couple Martin and Daniela Miller are said to have invuted homeless man Michael Chaney back to their house in Bay City, Michigan, USA, to indulge in a kinky threesome.
Chaney lived with the couple for a week while they got up to sexual exploits, but the married couple then decided they wanted some time to themselves as a twosome.
Taking himself off to the kitchen, Chaney then cooked up some burger meat and brought a spoonful into the bathroom for the couple to try.
However, Martin Miller allegedly threw the meat into the bath tub before Chaney brought up a second spoonful that was once again thrown into the water.
A row then broke out about wasting food, according to court records, and Chaney claims he was threatened by the former Marine.
Miller then allegedly kicked Chaney in the chest before choking him.
When police visited him, he told them: "I am a marine. When someone challenges me I go into kill mode."
Miller has been charged with assault by strangulation.


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U.S. Secretary of Defense Robert Gates says he sees no indication that a nuclear deal is close between Iran and a group of world powers, despite claims by Tehran.
Speaking to reporters in Turkey Saturday, Gates said if Iran is serious about a proposal to exchange low-enriched uranium for higher-grade fuel it should cooperate with the deal's broker -- the International Atomic Energy Agency. A day earlier, Iranian Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki said at an international security conference in Germany that Iran was nearing agreement with world powers on a nuclear fuel exchange.
On Saturday, Mottaki said he had a "very good meeting" with the head of the IAEA, Yukiya Amano on the sidelines of the conference, in which they discussed the nuclear proposal. The United States and other nations believe Iran is seeking to build a nuclear weapon, while Iran insists its nuclear program is for peaceful purposes only.
Secretary Gates said Iran has "done nothing to reassure the international community" or to stop progress toward building a nuclear weapon. He suggested that it may be the time for a fourth round of U.N. sanctions against Iran. The major players involved in the discussion over Iran's nuclear program are the five members of the U.N. Security Council -- the United States, China, Russia, France and Britain -- plus Germany, a group known as the P5 plus 1.So far, China has shown the most reluctance to imposing new sanctions against Iran.
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Clash with police: Statement of army officers recorded
The Vishrambaug police have recorded the statements of the three army officers from the College of Military Engineering (CME) who were involved in a clash with the traffic police at the Alka Talkies junction last week.
Police Inspector Rajendra Sawant from the Vishrambaug police station said the Young Officers (YOs) were met by the police on the CME campus on Monday, where they have been confined by the army authorities.
The officers claimed in their statement that the police were responsible for the provocation that led to the clash. They said the police provoked them even though they were ready to produce their driving licences and other relevant documents.
The police recorded the statements of Captain V Advait and Lieutenant A B Pandit, the two officers who allegedly also attacked locals and mediapersons present at the spot.
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Zacon: So, how would you smuggle a sheet cake into a movie?
Sneakrates: A whole one? Aluminum foil lined with wax paper, sheet cake nestled on its side in a courier bag. Possibly a large Tupperware.
Zacon: But what if the sheet cake is of a fragile consistency?
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Zacon: Perhaps.
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Zacon: Put it on the walker?
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Zacon: The case would be opened in the middle seat and dispensed to fellow partiers. Pesky icing.
Sneakrates: You could ice it in the movie. But that would be fairly lame.
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Can I turn off computer when BitLocker is encrypting?
I'm encrypting a drive with BitLocker (its taking forever) and I want to shut down my PC. Can I press "Pause" on bitlocker and resume it when I start my computer back up?
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Hello Green elephant,
No. If you stop the encryption process, it could fail and may have to start the process all over. You could also risk data loss if you just shut down.
It's best to let it finish.
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Windows 7 Pro x64 Windows 10 Pro x64
Bitlocker takes a long time, don`t shut off the pc.
Why are you even using Bitlocker ? What are you worried about ?
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BitLocker Encrypting Progress Page Gone?
Yesterday I could see the little window that shows BitLocker encryption progress, but this morning I come to see it is gone. there's no way it is done because it was taking forever (days). i go into bitlocker management area and see it shows it is still encrypting, but I don't know what the progress is anymore because the page is gone.
Can I get the page to come back up somehow? I already checked hidden icons.
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|22 Feb 2014
You could open an elevated command prompt, type the command below, and press Enter to see the status of BitLocker. Substitute C in the command below with the drive letter that you are encrypting instead.
manage-bde -status C:
You will see the percentage encrypted like below.
BitLocker Status - Check for Drive in Windows
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Windows 10 Enteprise / CB / x64
I recommend you reference the TechNet library pages, as they contain accurate and relevant information pertaining to the subject and question in the original post.
As such, the above link references an official TechNet library page pertaining to BitLocker encryption and it answers the aforementioned question accordingly.
What happens if the computer is turned off during encryption or decryption?
If the computer is turned off or goes into hibernation, the BitLocker encryption and decryption process will resume where it stopped the next time Windows starts. This is true even if the power is suddenly unavailable.
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Since forming International Procurement Services, Inc., and the Genesis Group in 1992, Rathje has consistently reduced his customers' costs by 30% to as much as 500%, and more importantly, "actually created and/or saved" Iowa jobs, all while successfully competing with offshore competition. Steve has successfully negotiated the return of good paying manufacturing jobs from countries like China, Taiwan, Mexico, Europe and Canada bringing them back to the United States where they belong. Steve Rathje is no amateur when it comes to cutting waste and creating jobs. Imagine his vision and leadership in solving the problems America faces today!
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Unanswered: Error message "DSN not found and no default driver specified."
I have written an application in Visual Basic to hook up to an Oracle database. It uses Microsoft ODBC drivers for Oracle but can also work with Oracle ODBC drivers.
I compiled it with a program called Inno Setup (which is a very good compiler program by the way).
I then installed it on my machine (I have Windows xp home operating system) and it worked fine.
I installed it on my work computer (there I have Windows 2k) and it worked fine too.
But when I installed it on my user's computer (she has Window XP Professional) I got the error message "DSN not found and no default driver specified."
Another weird thing is that when I just copy the Visual Basic files (whatever.vbp, etc) and run my application from within her Visual Basic, it works fine.
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Perhaps it's a permission problem with "user" (or "Everyone"?) not having full access to the data directory ...
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If that were the case, then wouldn't that also keep me from getting in from within Visual Basic?
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Did you setup the ODBC Data Source Name in the ODBC administrator on the Windows XP professional machine?Bill
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Each year, we select a few photos and stories from the Commit for Life photo shoot to share in the Commit for Life calendar. Share your story with us and you could be invited to our next photo shoot!
January 2017 - Cristela
The O-negative blood type is the universal red cell donor, which makes it ideal for treating trauma victims when there is no time to verify their type. Donors like Cristela are aware of this and take pride in helping to protect their community. "I like to help others, and knowing that donating my blood can save someone's life helps me feel great. Knowing that I made a difference in someone's life is the best reward I can receive," she said.
February 2017 - Otis
Donating wasn't always a priority for Otis, but since he learned of its importance, he has been an avid Commit for Life supporter. "Once I did my research on donating blood and the demand for it, I was really hooked. What greater gift is there in the world than giving life?" Otis said. Not only does he donate routinely with his employer, CenterPoint Energy, but he also hosts an annual blood drive with his motorcycle club to save even more lives.
March 2017 - Madeleine
Madeleine's dream of playing soccer collegiately was changed after her cancer resurfaced. Instead of feeling defeated, she drew strength from her challenges and used it as motivation to help others. She is a 2016 Commit for Life scholarship winner and plans on going to school to become an oncologist to help those like her. "I will strive to be the best I can possibly be, so I can help others as they have done for me," she said.
April 2017 - Yancey
In combination with donating blood, The Blood Center also depends on the community for volunteers to assist with different tasks, including spreading the word. Yancey is one of the people who goes the extra mile to help The Blood Center save as many lives as possible. He has been a Commit for Life Volunteer since 2012 and looks forward to continuing to help patients have a fighting chance.
May 2017 - Sheena and Ezra
Ezra was diagnosed with Kawasaki disease at just 15 months old. Source plasma was essential for the medicines used to treat his condition. It is the newest donation type The Blood Center collects, and the medicines it creates are not readily available in some parts of the world. Thanks to Commit for Life donors, that wasn't a problem for Ezra. "I am thankful that we live in a place where people give blood and treatments are readily available," his mother, Sheena, said.
June 2017 - Matthew
Different people donate for different reasons. For Mathew, the magnitude and simplicity of giving blood are more than good enough reasons to do so. "Fundamentally, it is such a small exercise on my part. Time. That's it. I am in and out in 30 minutes tops, but the gift helps far, far more than it costs me," he said. The only regret he has about donating is that he didn't do it sooner.
July 2017 - Eden
Eden was diagnosed with a rare form of bone cancer in June 2015. Blood and platelet transfusions are a vital part of her medical treatment. Your Commit for Life donations not only help Eden continue her battle but also helps to provide a sense of peace for her family. "Eden is just one person that needed lots of blood; there are so many that need blood, and it is free to give," her mom, Shannon, said.
August 2017 - Spring High School
As donors, the Spring High School PALS group understands the importance of donating. They also understand that there is more they can do to help, and as a group, they strive to do so. They spend hours planning, marketing, educating and finding ways to sign up donors. "There is no greater reward for us than knowing that because of all the donations we worked for, someone lived to share and create more memories with their families," said Jamie, Spring PALS' sponsor.
September 2017 - Fred
Doing what you can to help others is a part of humanity that Fred strongly supports. He is glad to have found an enjoyable action he can take that has a major impact. "I donate blood regularly as a humanitarian act for my fellow man. It's the right thing to do, and it is gratifying to know it is helping someone in need," he said.
October 2017 - Erin, Kyle and Crew
Erin and Kyle received news that every parent dreads when they learned their son, Crew, was diagnosed with leukemia in 2015. Fortunately, they received the diagnosis just in time to help save Crew's life. The donations that helped Crew inspire Erin to help others. As an AB donor, her plasma donations give other families the same comfort that she experienced knowing her son would be okay.
November 2017 - Jerry
Jerry was the third son born to his mother diagnosed with a severe immune deficiency and was the only one of them to live to see his first birthday. Thanks to medical treatment, source plasma donors and a bone marrow transplant, he has lived to see many more birthdays and is considered the oldest living person in Texas with his condition. "Donating really saves lives. Without donations, I don't think I would be here today," Jerry said.
December 2017 - Sophia
Young Sophia, right, with her siblings, learned that she was suffering from leukemia the day before Easter. The news was devastating to her and her family. Compassionate acts by family, friends and strangers since the diagnosis – like donating blood in her honor – are what helps her pull through. "You've helped save my life and thousands of other kids just like me. I will never be able to pay you back for your selflessness. Life is beautiful," she said.


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Full photoshoot session; includes access to the entire wardrobe & premium pieces like the wings & armor sets.
All art prints will be delivered framed and in a beautiful folio box for safekeeping.
Small - 475 Euros
Full photoshoot session; one full outfit.
You will receive 5 fully edited framed art prints and matching digital files.
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You will receive 10 fully edited framed art prints and matching digital files.
Large - 975 Euros
Full photoshoot session; one full outfit.
You will receive 15 fully edited framed art prints and matching digital files.
Classsic Print Packages are delivered in a simple black box for safekeeping with 20 x 30 centimeter art prints that will be hand-printed by Sheridan's Art herself. Deluxe Print Packages are delivered in a beautiful black folio box with a protective bag. The prints are hand-printed by Sheridan's Art herself and come mounted & matted in a 30 x 40 cm format (print size is 20 x 30 centimeters). Each print comes with a matching watermarked digital for online usage & unwatermarked version for personal usage only. *** While Sheridan's Art always try to add and have an as diverse as possible wardrobe for an optimal service for all genders and sizes; its recommended to check in advance to be sure a wardrobe for a specific theme and/or size is available for the session.


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Mill's End
CAROL PACEY & THE HONEY SHAKERS, The Upper Strata
The Rhythm Room
1019 E. Indian School Road
Phoenix, AZ, 85014
Doors 7:30 PM / Show 8:00 PM
This event is 21 and over
Watch & Listen
Mill's End carries on a tradition of American Alt-Country that blends modern influences with folk/Americana songwriting. The band's sound is firmly rooted in a style reflective of
Drive By Truckers, Whiskeytown, the Jayhawks and the Old 97's, but with a healthy dose of classic and progressive rock. In 2008, jam sessions between singer/guitarist Jeff Bump and drummer Mark Bainbridge inspired the two to form Mill's End, and they soon added bassist Geoff Butzine and lead guitarist/vocalist Keith Perillo to round out the foursome. A substantial repertoire of original songs quickly followed, as did a desire to share with the public a down-to-earth approach to experiencing live music. Mill's End currently plays at popular Tempe and Phoenix-area clubs including the Yucca Tap Room, The Sail Inn and Hollywood Alley to
an ever-expanding fan base. The band has also made headlines by playing for thousands at a Phoenix Coyotesplayoff game and recording tunes for a campaign by Valley Metro to promote the use of public transportation in the Phoenix metropolitan area. Mill's End has recently released theirfirst full-length album and continue to expand opportunities to share their intimate brand of live shows.
Carol Pacey & the Honey Shakers is one of only a very few female-fronted, all original Americana rock bands in the Phoenix metro area, AZ, USA! Original and uncommonly upbeat music written by up and coming Tempe singer/songwriter, Carol Pacey. With songs written in Americana's mix of folk, alt-country and rock and roll, Carol brings it all to her shows with enthusiasm, ease and pure joy. Originally from the East Coast, Carol moved out west and became enamored with what Arizona and Mexico had to offer. At her shows, she performs a collection of original songs, from poignant ballads to driving rockers.
Blazing up and down lead guitar is Andy Borunda, most recently from local indie band, I Me Mine and The Cyd & Andy Show, as well as Crazyblue and Obbligatto. Andy is an Arizona native and his main influences are Jimmy Page, Ace Frehley and Slash.
Keeping the beat is Ben DeLuca, originally an east coast boy hailing from the D.C. area. As a kid, he loved to make noise, and learned to play multiple instruments, and with a special talent for banging on things, the drums came naturally. On the advice of such icons as Jim Morrison and Horace Greeley, he headed west, dug the AZ way of life, and never looked back. Ben has an appreciation for many genres and artists, and what he'll tell you he's learned from those who have influenced him musically, is that, "Music is a universal language that allows us to express that which we cannot by other means, it is like medicine for the soul."
Born and raised in Boston, Dante Fiorenza studied jazz and rock bass, and in 1999 with his first band, Surrender Dorothy, opened Lilith Fair Phoenix, and he has since performed with Launching Brenda, Stephanie Kniffin and Cameo Hill. Dante's main influences are his father who, while not a bassist, is the "baddest tenor man in Boston," Charles Mingus, Jaco, John Paul Jones, and Paul McCartney.
The Upper Strata
The Upper Strata releases its third effort. The twelve song CD entitled Phantastic Pigeon-Holes, picks up where the EP release Manifest left off and takes the songwriting and approach further. Often bluesy, sometimes with a little western twang, the songs are filled with saloons and desert images. While traveling about to play shows, the lyrics and themes have been inspired by the colorful and varied state of Arizona.
The Upper Strata is an eclectic duo mixing genres and styles to produce their own brand of alt rock music. From Tom Waits to Son House, from Muddy Waters to Morphine the influences are broad and the resulting music even more far flung. Often with hints of bottleneck blues and always a thumping fluid bass line, the duo cranks out a sound both old and new. The new album Phantastic Pigeon-Holes finds the group out in the Southwest with its saloons, haunted hotels, old mining towns, mesas, and canyons. All figure into the often cinematic tracks and make the region a character in the work. In particular Sitting Stubborn and Wasteland tell mad tales of wandering in the desert or abandoned boomtowns. Birdcage is Burning is a kind of beat poetry homage to the late Birdcage saloon on Prescott's Whiskey Row. It is typical of the kind of backdrop or setting the songs on this outing are filled with.
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Meet our member
The members of EGN come from all walks of managerial life, all industries and all types of companies in the business community. Meet a selection of our members here, who explain what they get from their networks and how they use knowledge sharing in their daily lives.
Provides a platform to meet people from outside of my normal business network
The Newcastle/Hunter Region based EGN Group has brought together a diverse group of business people which has provided me the opportunity to hear the issues that other business face but more importantly how they are solving them, it has also provided a platform to meet people from outside of my normal business network which provides a better appreciation of where my own business can provide a service in the region. Above all of that, the opportunity to meet other interesting people from within my own region and to start to form relationships with them has been very enjoyable.
Stephen Barr, Executive Director, Monteath & Powys, Member of Newcastle Executive Group in Australia
Ongoing opportunities to meet like minded and inspiring people
"Thank you so much for the ongoing opportunities to meet like minded and inspiring people."
DJ Kim, Managing Director, Matrix Education, Member of Sydney Young Executives Group in Australia
Allows me to make better business decisions
"EGN is an excellent platform to effectively build up local business networks through its regular group meetings, to expand global networks through access to its global membership in the members' portal. Personally, I found EGN members widely connected and very eager to introduce me to their own networks or to provide me with immediate assistance; and often, these led to a wealth of business opportunities. The business peers I've encountered have had a clear and measurable impact on my work life and personal life, allowing me to make better business decisions."
Steve Cvetko, director, Duxton Asset Management, Member of CEO Group in Singapore
Providing me with new insights to problems
Networking is naturally part of my important activity to develop executive search business and identify good candidates. I decided to join EGN with this in mind, but without much expectation as it was just in its infancy stage. I then realized that apart from identifying leads and even finding long-lost friends, I also found a group of business peers I could toss questions and ideas with without much hesitation. Also, I found the presentations of other members as well as invited guests useful in providing me with new insights to problems and strategy development. These were my reasons for continuing my membership for the second year.
Perlita Tiro, Managing Director, Tiro Consulting Services Pte Ltd, Member of CEO Group in Singapore
Different than the usual social get-togethers
EGN is definitely a great platform for business networking, and sets itself apart from the usual social get-togethers that often lack depth in discussions. It has been a good one year where I have had the opportunity to share knowledge and discuss with fellow executives, pressing issues and latest developments in the business world. The 'formal' quarterly meetings were not only well organized, the chairman did a great job in facilitating open and meaningful discussions. The ad-hoc cross-functional sessions, in addition to the regular group meetings have also been very enriching and enjoyable for me.
New Hai Peng, Regional Financial Controller, ESAB Asia/Pacific Pte Ltd, Member of CFO Group in Singapore
Much more than a networking group
I have been very impressed with the high quality of the network group meetings, fellow members, speakers, venues and the overall organization which has been first class. EGN is much more than a networking group - it opens doors to a wealth of useful and current information, encourages co-operation and support between fellow members and has provided great variety and purpose in a significant number of business, networking and social aspects.
Martin Garner, CEO, Member of Directors' Group in Singapore
Meetings with fellow business peers are rewarding
I find the networking platform very engaging. Beyond the group's bi-monthly formal meetings, one-to-one meetings with individual members were also established. These meetings with fellow business peers enhanced professional relationships while the personal one-to-one meetings made it very rewarding and encouraging for me. This is a global network where the return to human capital is truly enormous
Peter Y.B. Tay, Owner, TPS Corporate Services Pte Ltd, member of a CEO Group in Singapore
Talk with trust and confidentiality
We talk in the group with trust and confidentiality. I think that is extremely important because we need to discuss issues that are touching our way of leading our companies and also gets us to know more about how the different companies are run. Without any kind of confidentiality we wouldn't touch the nerve, so to speak, in the discussions.
Jon Urdal, CEO Media Norge Trykk AS, member of a CEO Group in Norway
Good to have a professional facilitator
"When you have a room full of directors it's good to have a professional facilitator in there to make sure everybody gets their time, everybody gets to join in the discussion and participate, and that the meeting runs sufficiently. I was quite new in the position as managing director when I joined it, and it's given me a lot of inside into how other managing directors and other organizations are thinking and working. It has helped me prepare a lot of situations and think through a lot of situations that I have not been yet in.
Håvard Ellefsen, CEO, Affecto Norway AS, member of a CEO Group in Norway
The chair makes a huge difference
"EGN has a personal touch. What sets it apart from other networks is the well-qualified, interesting and innovative person employed to facilitate the meetings. A person who is not only an administrator but who also possesses leadership skills and the ability to facilitate, provoke and put things into perspective. The chair of my group makes a huge difference. He is adept at coming up with the right ideas, bringing the right people to the meetings, and good at creating flow and bringing people together."
Niels Korsholm, Group Vice President, Devoteam Group A/S, member of a group for managing directors in Denmark
Invest time from the outset
"It really pays to invest time from day one of the group, as the real dividends are reaped once you have got to know a few people really well. I always come away with tools or inspiration which I can use in my everyday work."
Ulrich Høgsted, IT Manager at Paul E. Danchell A/S. Member of a group for IT managers in Denmark.
EGN sets the standard
"EGN sets the standard for network management with experienced chairs who ensure a homogeneous group composition and fruitful meetings, providing members with useful new knowledge. I gain a broader vision and learn from hearing how others have tackled problems, which are often similar to my own. Receiving input from outside benefits me as an executive, and thus also my company."
Jesper Møller, Managing Director, Toms Gruppen A/S. Member of group for Managing Directors in Denmark
Save time and money
"It is important to be able to show your company that it is a good idea to be part of a network. There is of course a membership fee to pay, and you spend a lot of time at the networking meetings. But networking really pays off, financially and time-wise. When we are together in the group, we save a lot of time and money – because we don't have to re-invent the wheel by ourselves every time. If you work it out in terms of time and money spent on consultants, or on mistakes that could have been avoided, you are on the bottom line immediately."
Per Helmark, Divisional Director, Brock & Michelsen A/S. Member of a group for sales and marketing directors in Denmark.
You take something away with you
"In EGN, you form close relationships with people over an extended period of time. You gain a different set of allies and opponents to those back in your own organisation and other networks. The EGN chairs have a high level of personal commitment and drive. They help us to get close to each other and challenge each other – I find that an incredibly strong attribute. EGN is the best place I have been in terms of creating value fast and where I have been able to see results."
Brian Busk, Managing Director, Silkeborg Data A/S. Member of a talent group in Denmark.
The network is indispensable
"The knowledge I pick up from my network colleagues is not only theoretical but tested in real-life situations. The confidentiality means that we tell each other about both the good and bad experiences we have had so everyone in the group can learn from them. The diversity is a bonus as I find it useful to hear stories from many different types of companies and to spar with colleagues with different backgrounds."
Connie Jørgensen, HR Manager, Dantherm Air Handling A/S, member of an HR group in Denmark.
A good balance
"EGN has the ability to find people adept at facilitating meetings. It has the right balance, which enables busy business people to participate in and prioritise meetings – it is neither too much nor too little. The networking meetings are of a high quality."
Henrik Priergaard Nielsen, Managing Director, Nordea. Member of a group for managing directors in Denmark
Fast access to information and knowledge
"There was a time when I had to formulate an IT strategy. I asked around in the group and straightaway found two or three others facing the same challenge. We sat ourselves down in a small forum over a cup of coffee and, in the space of a morning, put together a framework which all three of us could use."
Lars Knudsen, IT Manager Flügger A/S, member of a group for IT managers in Denmark.
Practical in-service training
"You get the chance to discuss best practice with a number of colleagues based on experience, as well as the opportunity to discuss future prospects and visions. I have been a member now for several years without it becoming trivial. What better proof of its success?"
Leif Jensen, Managing Director, VKR Holding A/S, member of a group for managing directors in Denmark
Always a new idea to go away with
"For me, being a member of EGN means above all that I develop as an executive, and that is good for my company. I always come away from the meetings with new inspiration and have a new idea about something or other we need to address at senior level at the company."
Reinholdt Schultz, partner, GCI Mannov, member of a group for managing directors in Denmark.
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The 40-year-old former Miss World, who has been slowly recovering from her pregnancy-related weightgain, joined her father-in-law Amitabh Bachchan, the brand ambassador for the Kalyan Jewellers chain.
Along with the Bachchans, four other Indian celebrities including Kerala's Manju Warrier, Telugu actor Nagarjuna, Tamil actor Prabhu Ganesan and Kannadiga actor Shivraj Kumar attended the inauguration.
"We are going to open six stores in the UAE on that day and each of these stars will be inaugurated by one of our brand ambassadors," T S Kalyanaraman, chairman and managing director of Kalyan Jewellers, said.


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ARTIST "F.E. Jamieson" Landscape and Coastal Painter, especially of Highland Scenes. Was commissioned to paint for a wealthy Scottish Land Owner, found he could get more for his Paintings elsewhere so he started using Pseudonyms, around ten different names, signed lower right.CONDITION In good condition with no indication of any repairs. Shows a view looking down a Loch with Pine Trees in the foreground, a Castle and Mountains in the distance, excellent colours and detail. MEDIUM Oil on Canvas DATE C1930 FRAME Gold Frame which is really just an inner wooden slip, a coat of paint would help its appearance, Measures 67cm x 47cm I do not send to P.O. Box Numbers All my items are sent with tracking I send Worldwide with Exceptions, please read the Exclusion list below All my paintings are sent by Courier, no Courier will insure works of art of frames against damage, they will only insure against loss. I cover the insurance for loss myself. Every effort is made to pack the paintings for a safe journey, if for some reason the painting or frame gets damaged then their is very little i can do. I must point out that this is occurrence is extremely rare, nevertheless i making you aware of the situation. For clocks and collectables please visit our other Ebay ... read more


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Jisung (02) Jeno (00) Mark (99) Renjun (00) Jaemin (00) Chenle (01) Haechan (00)
Their average age is 15.8 y.o and they are supposed to represent the youthfulness of NCT. They will be promoting as a 7 members group. Their song will be released on the 24th and they will appear on MCountdown on the 25th for their debut stage.
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- Doesn't it offend you that kids who are much younger than you are already earning money? They are obviously still kids and a lot of people will be worried for them but it's also a wake up call to reality.
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- I think that NCT's system is to show a lot of young kids. Even for the rookies, they were so young but they are all big now. I wish them to do wellㅎㅎ
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Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and the UAE President Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed al-Nahayan started on Sunday held talks in presence of the two countries' senior officials.
President Ahmadinejad arrived in Abu Dhabi, the United Arab Emirates, Sunday at the invitation of UAE president al-Nahayan on a two-day visit. According to IRNA, Ahmadinejad and al-Nahayan exchanged views on bilateral relations and regional and international issues.
The Iranian president and his accompanying delegation are to attend a luncheon hosted by al-Nahayan after their official talks.
Ahmadinejad is the first Iranian president to visit in the UAE since 1979.


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WARE FOOTBALL CLUB SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITES. Ware FC offers local businesses the opportunity to advertise in our programme and on pitch side banners, your support will help the Club progress through the football leagues'.
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Ware FC offers local businesses the opportunity to advertise in our programme and on pitch side banners, your support will help the Club progress through the football leagues'.
This season we are introducing an Under 18 Academy and an Under 21 team which in turn will support the 1st Team.
Pitch Side Banners
Pitch side advertising can be one of the most powerful statements available to businesses wishing to drive their brand to the target audience. Your advertisement will not only be seen throughout the football season, but during the whole year, as the Club is used for a variety of functions. Advertising boards act as a backdrop for action photography which appear in local papers, on our website, in our home programmes and occasionally on television. The pitch side banner measures 3m x 1m and costs £275 + VAT for the whole season. This includes the supply of the printed banner.
Programme Advertising
Programmes are sold on the day of home games and any programmes the Club do not sell will be distributed in the Town. The advert will run for the season and has proved to be successful to local advertisers as well as supporting the club.
¼ page advert. £95 + VAT
½ page advert. £190 + VAT
Full page advert. £350 + VAT
Special offer this season - taking a full page advert will include a free pitch side banner. (Normal banner price £275 + VAT)
All advertisers will become members of the patrons club which will provide opportunities to meet other advertisers during the season.
For more information or to make a booking please contact:
Mike Varney on 07766 726720.
Ware FC, Wodson Park, Wadesmill Road, Ware, Hertfordshire SG12 0UQ
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