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Wes Anderson on The Grand Budapest Hotel, Reimagined Nazis, and His Sock Drawer
"I'm not even sure if I have a sock drawer!"
Those who've had a chance to check into Wes Anderson's Grand Budapest Hotel already know this, but an underlying theme to the film is World War II and its aftermath — although it never mentions Germany, the Nazis, Jews, or Communism outright. Instead of placing the story in the real world, we get a fictitious one, and a fictitious country called the Republic of Zubrowka, which seems to be somewhere vaguely in the vicinity of Germany or Hungary, both in the grand days before the War and decades after, when "common property" has dulled its luster. Anderson chatted with Vulture about getting bloody, commissioning lesbian art, and the status of his sock drawer.
You've been saying that The Grand Budapest Hotel is your bloodiest film yet, but then again, you had Luke Wilson slash his wrists in The Royal Tenenbaums. Wasn't that bloodier?
Maybe you're right. [Laughs.] I don't know. I think this one has maybe more acts of violence. There's a decapitated woman. Are there any other bloody things? Oh, yeah — when they escape from prison, and he stabs like five guys. There's more events of bloodiness, I guess, but I don't know if it's any more blood than Luke's scene. And in The Royal Tenenbaums, it's a more intimate, emotional kind of violence. I think in this one, it related to the fact that there's a war coming, and it's sort of referring to a brutal historical period.
What was your thought process about referring to the Nazis, but not actually having them be Nazis?
Our story is about this concierge, this inheritance, and this family, and the war is more of the backdrop. It's more the situation around our story. And because it's not exactly the true history, because our country is a made-up country, and sort of a pastiche of different countries, it's a little more of an impressionist version of the war. But I think it's pretty clear what historical things we're referring to. And hopefully it conveys this sense of this cloud, and the doom of Europe that was coming. But before we had reached a point where we were going to have Fascists in the story, we were already making our own country, our own little history, and conflating the two World Wars into one. So really, it was taking place in a slightly fantastic version of Central Europe at that time. And it's combining these time periods. So it was really automatic that if we've got our own Zubrowkians, and we've got our own continent, that the politics are going to have to be an invented version of the reality as well.
Your version of the SS is the ZZ — the Zig-Zags. It's supposed to be referring to something dangerous, but it comes across as adorable.
It's a combination of the real stuff, and imagination. The Z is maybe because Zubrowka, the country.
Did you go to Eastern Europe for models of these places, before you started filming?
We traveled a lot, and we went to a lot of hotels around Germany, Austria, Hungary, and the Czech Republic. And a lot of the '60s stuff in the film, we really used stuff we saw in real life, some things that we saw that were kind of Communist-era renovations of these old hotels. But we also looked at a lot of old movies. There's one by Edmund Goulding called Grand Hotel. There's Trouble in Paradise, an Ernst Lubitsch movie, which is an Italian hotel. And there's even an Ingmar Bergman movie called The Silence that's in a made-up Eastern European country hotel. In The Silence, it's an old hotel. We actually used a corridor from The Silence that we re-created, but it's from the '30s, because in the movie, it's an old hotel. So we got lots of ideas from old photographs, old movies, and from just seeing the real places.
Bill Murray, Bob Balaban, Fisher Stevens, Waris Ahluwalia, and Wally Wolodarsky turn up as this secret-agent-like group of hotel concierges who can solve just about any problem, procure any object. Where did the Society of the Crossed Keys come from?
It comes from this thing, the Golden Key is the guild of hotel concierges. It's a very old organization, but it's not a secret thing. We made ours more like a secret society, like the Masons or something. But there's a real group called the Golden Key!
Two paintings are key in the film — Boy With Apple, the painting Ralph Fiennes is supposed to inherit, and Two Lesbians Masturbating, which he puts on the wall in its place. You commissioned the latter from Rich Pellegrino, who actually had created fan art of your movies before?
Yeah, that's the one. He did this one that's more like a Schiele-type painting. We just wanted it to be funny. Do you know Schiele? The painter Egon Schiele. There's all variety of Schieles, but there are some very erotic ones. This is supposed to be like one of those, but we made our own version of it. We thought it would be funny if he took down the painting of Boy With Apple and looks for another painting, and this is what goes up. [Laughs.] We wanted a funny painting, used Schiele as the basis for it, and that's the gag.
In some reviews of The Grand Budapest, critics have wondered if you're as fastidious in your personal life as you are with what you create on screen? Do you allow any creative mess in your own life? Like, what does your sock drawer look like?
[Laughs.] My own life is totally different from the movies! The movies are just ... I like the idea of trying to create a world for the characters to live in, and usually it's sort of an invented place. And that's just something you do in the movies. I don't know if there is a correlation to real life. I'm not even sure if I have a sock drawer!


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While we have remained faithful to the principle of the 2011 and 2012 event (teaming up with your friends and competing against the best players from other communities), after considering the feedback we have received from the players, we have decided to make some format changes that will increase variety in terms of deck-building and gameplay.
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text: Unitus DSpace The DSpace digital repository system captures, stores, indexes, preserves, and distributes digital research material. http://http://dspace.unitus.it:80 2018-09-18T14:13:13Z 2018-09-18T14:13:13Z Cellular and molecular immune responses of the sea bass (Dicentrarchus labrax) experimentally infected with betanodavirus Scapigliati, Giuseppe Buonocore, Francesco Randelli, Elisa Casani, Daniela Meloni, Sabrina Zarletti, Gianpaolo Tiberi, M. Pietretti, D. Boschi, I. Manchado, Manuel Martin-Antonio, B. Jimenez-Cantizano, R. Bovo, Giuseppe Borghesan, Fabio Lorenzen, Niels Einer-Jensen, Katja Adams, S. Thompson, K. Alonso, C. Béjar, Julia Cano, Irene Borrego, Juan J. Alvarez, M.Carmen http://hdl.handle.net/2067/1685 2011-06-28T10:07:01Z 2010-12-31T23:00:00Z Title: Cellular and molecular immune responses of the sea bass (Dicentrarchus labrax) experimentally infected with betanodavirus Authors: Scapigliati, Giuseppe; Buonocore, Francesco; Randelli, Elisa; Casani, Daniela; Meloni, Sabrina; Zarletti, Gianpaolo; Tiberi, M.; Pietretti, D.; Boschi, I.; Manchado, Manuel; Martin-Antonio, B.; Jimenez-Cantizano, R.; Bovo, Giuseppe; Borghesan, Fabio; Lorenzen, Niels; Einer-Jensen, Katja; Adams, S.; Thompson, K.; Alonso, C.; Béjar, Julia; Cano, Irene; Borrego, Juan J.; Alvarez, M.Carmen Abstract: Naïve sea bass juveniles (38.4 ± 4.5 g) were intraperitoneally infected with a sublethal dose of betanodavirus isolate 378/I03, followed after 43 days by a similar boosting. This infection resulted in an overall mortality of 7.6 %. At various intervals, sampling of fish tissues were performed to investigate: i) B and T lymphocyte content in organs and tissues; ii), proliferation of leucocytes re-stimulated in vitro with inactivated virus; iii) presence of serum antibody specific for betanodavirus; iv) expression of genes coding for the following immunoregulatory molecules involved in innate and acquired responses: IFN-1, Mx, IL-1, Cox-2; IL-10, TGF-, TCR, CD4, CD8, IgM, by using a quantitative PCR array system developed for sea bass. The obtained results showed a detectable increase of T cells and B cells in PBL during betanodavirus infection. Furthermore, leucocytes obtained from blood, head kidney, and gills showed a detectable in "vitro" increase in viability upon addition of inactivated viral particles, as determined by measuring intracellular ATP concentration. ELISA analysis of sera showed that exposure to nodavirus induced a low, but specific antibody titer measured 43 days after infection, despite the presence of measurable levels of natural antibody. Finally, a strong upregulation of genes coding for IFN-1, Mx, and IgM was identified after both infection and boosting. Interestingly, an upregulation of Cox-2 until boosting, and of TGF- and IL-10 after boosting was also observed, while the other tested genes did not show any significant variations with respect to mock-treated fish. Overall, our work represents a first comprehensive analysis of cellular and molecular immune parameters in a fish species exposed to a pathogenic virus. Description: L'articolo è disponibile sul sito dell'editore http://www.sciencedirect.com/ 2010-12-31T23:00:00Z Analysis of the expression and modulation of selected immune-related gene transcripts in the DLEC cell line from European sea bass (Dicentrarchus labrax) Buonocore, Francesco Randelli, Elisa Lorenzen, Niels Einer-Jensen, Katja Scapigliati, Giuseppe http://hdl.handle.net/2067/2180 2011-08-03T11:05:42Z 2010-12-31T23:00:00Z Title: Analysis of the expression and modulation of selected immune-related gene transcripts in the DLEC cell line from European sea bass (Dicentrarchus labrax) Authors: Buonocore, Francesco; Randelli, Elisa; Lorenzen, Niels; Einer-Jensen, Katja; Scapigliati, Giuseppe Abstract: Cell lines have been established from different fish species especially for virus isolation and for studying cell-pathogen interactions, and therefore are of interest in aquaculture. In this paper, we have investigated the presence and the regulation of some immune genes in the DLEC (Dicentrarchus labrax embryonic cells) cell line from European sea bass (Dicentrarchus labrax L.) to preliminary elucidate their action. The basal expression of the selected genes (interleukin- 1β (IL-1β), cyclooxygenase-2 (COX-2), transforming growth factor-β (TGF-β), CD8-α, major histocompatibility complex II-β (MHC II-β), interferon (IFN) and Mx protein (Mx)) have been investigated and, successively, their modulation have been studied both after stimulation with different mitogen agents and after a transfection with a sequence codifying for the coat protein of a fish nervous necrosis virus (NNV). The results have evidenced that the inflammatory molecules (IL-1β, COX-2, TGF-β), constitutively expressed by the DLEC cell line, are not up-regulated by the stimulation with lipopolysaccharide (LPS) from E. coli, whether the expression of the T-cell marker transcripts (CD8-α, MHC II-β) is influenced by the action of a lectin from Phaseolus vulgaris (PHA-L). Finally, the expression of the coat NNV protein in the DLEC cell line, after the transfection, led to an high up-regulation of IFN and Mx gene transcripts. These data suggest that the DLEC cell line recognize specific pathogen-associated molecular patterns (PAMPs) and, therefore, could be useful for studying T-cell pathways and viral responses in sea bass avoiding the use of live test animals. 2010-12-31T23:00:00Z


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Diane Kruger looks both ways before crossing the street as she leaves Joan's on Third with a bag of takeout on Thursday (March 14) in West Hollywood, Calif.
The 36-year-old actress, who recently covered Flare magazine's latest issue, told the publication that her beau Joshua Jackson won't let her watch his early acting roles!
"He doesn't want me to watch his early work," Diane said. "He grew up in front of the camera with pimples and bloatiness."
Earlier in the week, Diane was spotted doing some shopping with a pal in Beverly Hills.
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Much was expected of this Friday's meeting of the Grand Prix Commission, but in the end, the decisions taken were relatively minor. Dorna, IRTA, the FIM, and the MSMA agreed on a number of proposals which had widely been expected, but made no real progress on the major rule changes expected for the 2014 or 2015 season.
The rule change with the biggest immediate impact was the dropping of the Rookie Rule, as we reported during the Silverstone round of MotoGP. The dropping of the Rookie Rule, which prevents new entries into the MotoGP class from going straight to a factory team, opens the way for Marc Marquez to join the factory Repsol Honda team next season. Contrary to popular opinion, however, the rule was not dropped at the request of HRC, but rather of the Honda satellite teams themselves, both Lucio Cecchinello and Fausto Gresini fearing the disruption that Marquez would bring for just a single year.


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NE: "First you're skeptical. Then you're excited. Then you're REALLY excited. Then you're skeptical.
It's a vicious cycle that constantly churns within you whenever something exciting is about to launch in the video game world. Be it a game or a console, you will find yourself one day nearly shaking with anticipation, and the next ferociously scouring the internet for reasons why it won't be as bad as you're worried it will be.
This is exactly where I am with ZombiU today."
It looks really fun, but mainstream gaming has stripped the majority of a thing called patience.
Player will run around with limited ammo and start shooting a bunch of zombies only to attract more zombies, then they will die a lot and post a 1/10 on metacritic.
The game requires a lot of waiting and even the smallest amount of careful thinking.
I saw this story the other day and really enjoyed it. It is nice to see a logically written assesment of... well, ANYTHING these days.
I am hopeful this will be a great game, and it at least seems good based on early reviews.
Remember when 360 launched with "Condemned" by sega? It was good but not great & eventually became bargain bin bs.. Thats exactly what this is going to be.. Good, not great, & then price dropped n forgotten very quickly..
ZombiU will be a good a game as long as you approach it right, ZODIAC is spot on if you watch the the gamespot review there is no point in the game where he isn't surrounded by at least 4 zombies I'm sure the reviewer was playing it like an action game,sometimes if you see a zombie or 2 alone avoid them rather than kill them. The fact that he praised the multiplayer for its faster pace and being more action intense proves it. At least Ubisoft is willing to take some risks on new hardware.
This game will either be utterly fantastic or completely abysmal. The jury is still out...


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Julien Apruzzese was born in Paris in 1979. He now lives in the southern suburb of Paris, is married and has a daughter.
Being passionate about science applied to art, he started his career as a sound engineer in 2000 and opened the sound mixing and recording studio Di Notte in 2006.
Ten years and four awards later, Julien Apruzzese wanted to turn to another form of art.
He bought his first camera in 2012. A self-taught photographer, he opened the "Julien Apruzzese Photographie et Retouche" studio in 2013.
His photography aims to get closer to dreams and is inspired by painting. Today, Julien Apruzzese makes dreams come true in images for professionals and individuals alike.
Being passionate about science applied to art, I first pursued what I had always dreamed of – the exciting career of a sound engineer. After ten years of magical life and four awards, I wanted to turn to another form of art.
So I bought my very first camera in 2012. I did not know which one to choose. Without any knowledge in photography yet, chance or luck (but I found out it was luck much later), brought me to a magazine advertisement on the X100. It seemed to match my needs but I could not say why at that point.
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And this same year I opened my photography studio in the south of Paris.
The studio became more and more renowned and in 2014, the X Series was mature enough to release the X-T1 which I was honoured to purchase together with the XF56mm F/1.2 R and XF23mm F/1.4 R lenses.
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As host city of both the men's and women's UEFA Champions League finals, Munich has received in return a mini-pitch donated by UEFA which will provide a legacy for years to come, allowing youngsters to play in a safe environment.
This gift continues a tradition which first started prior to the 2010 final in Madrid and was welcomed by Paul Breitner, the UEFA Champions League final ambassador. "What we experienced at the inauguration of the mini-pitch shows UEFA is not just interested in staging big events," said the former German international.
"UEFA also manages the perfect balancing act between pure business, and taking care of the grassroots, and the youth sector. They promote selectively, and promote in one way or the other their attitude towards kids and youngsters, and try to set up football venues so that football can continue rolling." View the full video above.
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I would need tablets that have a camera, word processing apps and other content creating and sharing apps. I would also like a tablet that could be easily connected to projectors.
For each unit, I will detail how I would do it without tablets and how I would do it with the tablets. Not every lesson in each unit will detailed, just the big ones.
Essay writing refresher
Without Tablet (WOT)
We would spend time in class going over the writing format and students would take notes and work on their topics in their notebook. I would need to schedule lab time once the students were ready to work on their essays. (Important note: No class may use more than 3 computer lab days in a row due to the lack of available labs) Students will work on their essays in theblab and move from seat to seat to peer edit and provide feedback. Once students are ready, they will submit their essays to Turnitin.com to be graded and reviewed by the teacher.
With Tablets (WT)
I would review the format of the essay and students would start to work on their rough drafts on the tablets. Students would trade tablets with their peers to edit and critique their work. Students would have more time to work on the writing and have more feedback from the teacher in the pre-writing phase. Student examples can be quickly shown by connecting the tablet to the projector. Students can cut and paste their completed essay to submit it to Turnitin.com. No lab space would be needed allowing other classes to use computers.
Declaration of Independence and the Student Declaration
We cover the Dec of Ind in class. I love spending time with the it and really looking close at the language.
(WOT) Like all texts we use in class, students are not allowed to make notes in the book. If I want students to do a close reading and annotate , I would need to make many copies.
For this unit, we would read the Dec together and the students would take notes while I annotated the text on the Smartboard.
After discussing the text, students are broken into groups and they work to create a list of student grievances based on my classroom rules and the school rules. Groups would narrow down their issues and create a Student Dec on a poster board to present to class.
(WT) Every student would have a copy of the Dec. It could be uploaded as a PDF file or they could have access to it in App form. By connecting the tablet to the projector, students could see the annotations I made and make then on their tablet. Students could work in groups and then explain their annotations to the class using the projector.
Using Google Docs or corkboard apps, students could create a master list of grievances for everyone to view. These grievances could be divided up amongst groups and students could create various multimedia projects to convince me to change classroom rules. With a camera, students could record video Declarations and share them with the class. With the tablet, the students will have more options for presenting their Decs without needing the computer lab.
The Crucible
(WOT)I would pass out the play and the students would read aloud in class and answer discussion questions posted on Turnitin.com. Class discussions would center specific scenes and lines from the play. Students would write an essay on the different conflicts in the play.
(WT) I would still do most of the same stuff with tablets, but I would not have to pass out the plays. Students would be able to annotate their texts and share their ideas using corkboard apps or a class wiki. Students would be able to access the discussion boards in class.
In the past, I used to have students write an update of the play and set it in high school. I used to have more time to let the kids create, but the curriculum got full. With tablets, I'm going to have more time to tackle this project.
Breaking up the class into groups, I can have kids update the script and record the re-enacted scenes using the tablets camera. Completed scenes can be uploaded and shared with others.
The Gothic Lit Unit
Students are going to read selections from Poe, Hawthorn, Irving and others.
(WOT) Students will find the stories in their 10 pound text book. The students will read the stories and answer discussion questions. Various assignments include writing an updated Faust legend, creating diary entries for "A Rose for Emily", creating an ad for an Elixir of Youth for "Dr. Heidegger's Experiment". These assignments are completed at home and turned in to the teacher.
(WT) Students would have access to all of the stories on their tablet and will be able to annotate and take notes. These notes and annotations are easily shared with other students.
Instead of traditional print ads, students could create full infomercials for the elixir of life and even infomercials "selling" the themes and symbols of the stories.
Students would also be writing essays and could write on their tablets and pass them around for peer editing.
(WOT) Students will read selections of Walden in their text book and create a poster board that matches pictures and significant quotes from Walden. Posters are presented in class.
(WT) Students would have access to the complete text of Walden on the tablet. Students could annotate on their tablet and share notes and ideas on a corkboard app or class wiki. Students could also connect their tablet to the projector and share their annotations with the class.
With the camera feature, students could create a complete multimedia presentation using various apps. These presentations could be shared with the class and uploaded to a class site for others to see.
Huck Finn
(WOT) Students will receive copies of the book. They will read and answer discussion questions online. Students will take notes and write an essay on Twain's use of satire and his view of slavery and racism.
(WT) Students will have access to the book on their tablet and will be able to annotate it as it is discussed in class.
The big project for the semester will be a mock trial. Huck Finn has been in the news recently for having it's language changed to make it less offensive. Some argue the book is racist and should not be taught in schools. In my courtroom, Twain is going to be charged with writing a racist book meant to inflame the masses. There will be a prosecution and defense team made up of students in class. Each side will be able to call witnesses to testify. Using tablets, students will be able to collaborate on their cases. The trial can be skyped or u-streamed to the public who can act as the jury. Students could use their tablets to Skype with Twain experts and submit testimony without having to leave the classroom.
I would no longer be constrained with the computer lab time limit and students would be able to collaborate all class period.
With tablets, students would be able to dive deep into the text and meaning behind Twain's classic work. This project will end the first semester.
Semester exam
(WOT) Students would sit and take notes to review for the final. We could play a game or two to help with the review.
(WT) Students could create review apps and collaborate in large groups to prepare for the final. With access to all of their annotated notes in the stories, students will be able to review more in depth.
Students would need to carry around multiple books, notebooks, folders and assignments.
(WT) Students could download multiple apps that will enhance what they are learning in class. Their backpacks will not be as cluttered and heavy. Students will be able to create and work on other projects in various content areas. Tablets will allow them the opportunity to collaborate outside of the classroom.
2nd Semester will include The Great Gatsby, The Catcher in the Rye, Death of a Salesman, Women's Lit and the Harlem Renaissance. A tablet could work wonders on all of these units.
I would love to have two sets for both sections or American Literature I would be teaching. Certain tablets start off at 400-500 dollars. Just getting the tablets could cost as much as $33,000. Adding various apps could cost another 400-500 dollars.
My goal is to find companies that are willing to sponsor this tablet experiment. If I can show my district that there are people willing to chip in, I think I can get them to chip in for the cost. If I can find companies willing to cover 15-20 thousand, I think my district, and parent groups in the district, could fund the rest.
I'm excited to get started and will be contacting tablet makers to see if I can get bulk pricing to lower the costs.
How can you help?
1. If you are connected to a company that might be willing to sponsor this experiment, please contact me at email@example.com
2. If you have contacts with tablet makers that would be willing to work with me on this project, please connect us.
3. Spread the word of my tablet experiment. Your tweet or blog post might reach someone who knows someone who knows a guy etc.
I appreciate all of the love and support I have received over the years and I can't wait to share this crazy adventure with all of you.
Have a great weekend everyone!
- Nick


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Simplifying Resin XML With Dynamic Configuration - Part 2Friday, December 30th, 2011
Conditional Configuration Using Functions and Expressions
This second part of a multi-part article on Resin configuration examines how to employ conditional XML statements and EL functions to simplify Resin configuration. When we're done, you'll understand how the same configuration could be shared between deployment environments with entirely different Resin operation by using some following concepts:
- Conditional XML with <resin:if>, <resin:when>, <resin:choose>, <resin:otherwise>
- Null checking with "the Elvis Operator†?:
- Regular expression matching with =~
- Resource access with mbean() and jndi()


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Full Proof – Salt
Full Proof – Salt
Title: Full Proof – Salt
Director: Uif Putters
Produced by: NTR
Running Time: 12:43 Minutes
Country: The Netherlands
Year: 2016
Age Guideline:
Primary School (9-11)
Category: Family Edutainment
Screened In: Vietnam, Laos, Myanmar, The Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia, Gulf, Sudan, Egypt, Jordan, Palestine, Burkina Faso, Ethiopia, Namibia, Mali, Rwanda, South Africa, Sri Lanka, India
In this series of the children's science fiction show "Full Proof" the twelve-year-old Masai girl Joy presents the phenomenon of Lake Magadi in her homeland in Kenya. The salt lake regularly dries out, the salt settles on the ground and can be scraped off there. The program explains the properties of salt by means of small experiments. For example, Joy builds a chain of salt crystals, uses osmosis to preserve vegetables, uses salt to make coconut ice, and explains why you should never drink the salt water.


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Tomblin's Veto: Bad for Democrats
Conservatives Salivating at Opportunity to Take the House
by Kristen Day
Pro-life Democrats are deeply disappointed with Governor Earl Ray Tomblin's veto of the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act (HB 4588). The legislation will ban abortion after 20 weeks (or 22 weeks post fertilization).
Conservatives are salivating at this as opportunity to smear pro-life Democrats in the West Virginia House of Delegates and Senate with a "guilt by association" strategy and attempting to write a script to assist with a Republican takeover. Kristan Hawkins, President of the conservative Students for Life group theorized that,
"the democratic leadership thought of the perfect "House of Cards plan. They allowed the bill to quickly come up for a vote, foregoing the usual debates in committee and educational citizen hearings. Worried about losing the House to Republicans in 2013, this allowed their vulnerable members to be on record voting pro-life. The whole time, they knew the Governor would veto the bill."
Let me be clear, Governor Tomblin was wrong to veto the bill, but in no way was there a conspiracy to provide protection for pro-life Democrats in 2014. In fact, the veto is having quite the opposite effect, as conservatives are jumping on this opportunity to challenge the pro-life credentials of these pro-life Democrats.
Hawkins further stated that, "we need leadership on both sides of the aisle". On which side of the aisle do we need leadership?
The Democrats control both the House of Delegates and the Senate. The legislation was proposed and supported by Democrats. Not a single Republican cosponsored the House bill. Nineteen of the 29 votes in the Senate were Democratic. A majority of delegates supported the bill.
The pro-life Democrats are proud of the legislation and share my frustration that a self-avowed pro-life Democrat would veto it. What are pro-life Democrats saying?
"I did it for the ones that can't speak yet. The easiest vote this year."
"All I could think about was my little girls ultrasounds before she was born. That was good enough for me."
"It is my goal to always fight for the unborn. I was proud to co-sponsor this legislation."
The truth is the Governor's veto is causing more harm than good for Democratic candidates. Democrats have a slim 53 to 47 majority in the House of Delegates, and this false narrative presented by the conservatives and enabled by the veto is designed to trick voters into believing that the Republicans are solely responsible for the pro-life legislation, all in the hopes of swinging the House of Delegates to the GOP.
Pointing fingers and laying blame will not get the job done.
At this time, we have a strong pro-life majority. Pro-lifers, regardless of Party, should join us in demanding that the Governor Tomblin bring the legislature back for a special session. This will allow the Democratic majority, along with Republican pro-lifers, to overturn the veto.


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text: The Garland Health Department has received a report of two recent flu-related deaths of Garland citizens. Both victims were under 50 years old and had no known underlying health conditions that would have contributed to infection or death. As of Dec. 28, 2013 (the most recent report), eight flu related deaths have been reported in the 2013-14 flu season in Dallas County. Positive flu tests and associated hospitalizations have increased significantly since the beginning of December 2013. The Garland Health Department recommends that all citizens get vaccinated for flu as soon as possible. Flu vaccines are the best tool available to prevent flu infections. Flu vaccines are both safe and effective and contrary to popular belief, the flu vaccine cannot cause a person to become infected with flu. The Clinical Services Division of the Garland Health Department has a robust supply of low-cost flu shots available at the Public Health Clinic located at 206 Carver Drive in Garland. The clinic is open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. (closed for lunch from noon to 1 p.m.) and accepts walk-in customers on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons. Appointments can be made by calling 972-205-3370. For more information on vaccines available through Garland Clinical Services, please visit the Public Health Clinic page.


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Poetics Consciousness: Frames, Identities, Necessities with Charles Bernstein and Douglas Messerli
Date and Time:
May 2, 2000 - 7:00PM
Event Location:
Poets House, Spring Street
What are the possibilities or impossibilities for poetics at the present moment? Charles Bernstein and Douglas Messerli discuss the national, international, and imagined contexts within which poets write, and the most urgent issues facing poetry and poetry publishing.
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The Western Lives On
The critical buzz on 3:10 to Yuma and Shoot 'Em Up.
3:10 to Yuma (Lionsgate). Critics like this Western, in part because it feels familiar—it remakes the 1957 classic of the same name and is steeped in the conventions of the genre, though it's more expressive and violent than the original. In The New Yorker, David Denby writes, "I found myself settling into its stern logic and its physical splendor with a grateful sigh." At the same time, the new film is too elaborate for some: The Village Voice's J. Hoberman sighs, "What's lost in [director James] Mangold's rough-hewn exercise in barroom-brawl baroque is the original one-on-one." As the New York Times explains in a review of a new special-edition DVD, the original film was "a psychological drama, as intense as a Bergman marital duel, but played out in a forceful exchange of looks and gestures." In any case, reviewers think performances are fine—especially Russell Crowe as the brilliant psychopath at the center of the movie and Peter Fonda as a grizzled bounty hunter. (Buy tickets to 3:10 to Yuma. Buy the original 1957 version on DVD.)— Sept. 7
Shoot 'Em Up (New Line). Make no mistake: This is "a bloody, trashy, volcanically depraved action movie" (Owen Gleiberman, Entertainment Weekly) that stone-facedly satirizes its genre by sheer—literal—overkill. If you like that sort of thing (and Gleiberman does), then you'll join the critics giving it hearty, if slightly apologetic, endorsements. The Chicago Sun-Times' Roger Ebert explains his thumbs-up: "I may disapprove of a movie for going too far, and yet have a sneaky regard for a movie that goes much, much farther than merely too far." But Shoot 'Em Up is not a Tarantino picture, and absent a cunning script or dazzling filmmaking, even stars Clive Owen and Paul Giamatti can do little to soften up detractors. The other side of the aisle hates the movie—and nobody more than the New York Times' A.O. Scott, who calls it "a worthless piece of garbage." (Buy tickets to Shoot 'Em Up.)— Sept. 7
RIP Luciano Pavarotti. The tenor of his generation, an opera star who became a pop sensation, has died at age 71, after a battle with cancer. As the Boston Globe's Richard Dyer writes, "His singing gave more pleasure to more people for a longer period of time than any other classical singer in history." Some criticized his popularizing, big-money turn, and everyone notes that his standards declined and he became unreliable late in his career. According to the Los Angeles Times, "Pavarotti ultimately allowed success to turn him into an Elvis-like caricature of himself." But his ebullient personality and tremendous, natural voice kept him a favorite to the end. The New York Times' Anthony Tommasini sums up what made him so special: "[N]o one ever mistook the voice of Luciano Pavarotti. There was the warm, enveloping sound: a classic Italian tenor voice, yes, but touched with a bit of husky baritonal darkness, which made Mr. Pavarotti's flights into his gleaming upper range seem all the more miraculous. And it wasn't just the sound that was so recognizable. In Mr. Pavarotti's artistry, language and voice were one." (Listen to an audio gallery of Pavarotti's singing at washingtonpost.com.)—Sept. 6
Tim Gunn's Guide to Style (Bravo, premieres Thursday at 10 p.m.). Critics like the Project Runway professor's new makeover show, though everyone notes how close it hews to a standard formula. The New York Times' Alessandra Stanley puts it bluntly: "Basically it's a knock-off of TLC's What Not to Wear." New York's Newsday thinks the host adds enough to distinguish it, though: "So why is this makeover show different from all others? Mostly it's because of Gunn." He brings sympathy and true expertise to his advice, as well as cutting an impressive figure. But many complain about the program's shameless product placements, and that the fashion solutions offered have less to do with style than a thick wallet. The Boston Globe's Joanna Weiss sighs after one of the big reveals: "It's a wonderful development for her. The rest of us, whose wardrobes aren't bankrolled by Bravo, might be rifling through our closets, hoping Tim Gunn won't have a chance to peek inside."— Sept. 6
New York Fashion Week (Sept. 5-12). Everyone who counts in this world descends on Manhattan's Bryant Park starting today to frown at designers' spring 2008 collections. And despite the famous parties, things get going pretty early in the morning. Click here for the first report from industry paper Women's Wear Daily. What to expect? Reuters predicts that "[f]ashion cleans up next spring, with lean, polished looks prevailing over the revealing styles favored by the Paris Hilton and Britney Spears set." Meanwhile, Forbes explains the ins and outs of fashion secrecy. The New York Daily News and New York Post have special Fashion Week sections. ReadNew York magazine's Fashion Week blog. Also: The New York Times reports on the fast fashion companies that will copy this week's hottest designs and have knockoffs on shelves before the originals hit the boutiques. (Visit the official Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Web site. Read Josh Patner's two- part Fashion Week FAQ in Slate.)—Sept. 5
Hey Venus!, Super Furry Animals (Rough Trade). The bizaro Welsh pop band has been circling true stardom in Britain for an immensely productive decade; this album probably won't close that (small) distance, but the homeland press and American indie rags think it's pretty great all the same. London's Guardian writes of the 36-minute disc, the band's eighth: "The only shortcoming is how quickly it's all over. Roll on number nine." Everyone comments on the band's sometimes-madcap musical creativity, dialed back a tad here. As PopMatters' Zeth Lundy puts it, "[T]he greatest thing about the band continues to be its refraction of any musical archetype (for Hey Venus!, that includes girl groups, doo-wop, funk, and silk-sheeted soul) through a prism of oddity." And Tiny Mix Tapes focuses on the band's feel-good energy, saying somewhat ruefully of this Labor Day release, " Hey Venus! is summer incarnate." (Buy Hey Venus! Visit Super Furry Animals' MySpace.)—Sept. 5
Tree of Smoke, by Denis Johnson (Farrar, Straus & Giroux). Review headlines ("The Things They Carried," "A Bright, Shining Lie") for this new Vietnam epic call up the book's literary forebears. But as Michiko Kakutani notes in her New York Times review, "What's amazing is that Mr. Johnson somehow manages to take these derivative elements and turn them into something highly original—and potent." The Times is bully for the book: Jim Lewis leads the campaign to label it a triumph ("Denis Johnson is a true American artist, and 'Tree of Smoke' is a tremendous book") in the cover essay for the weekend Book Review. Elsewhere, critics praise it highly—and some think it's a masterpiece. The San Diego Union-Tribune says it "should finally establish [Johnson] among the most profound and truly humane American novelists extant"; and Cleveland's Plain Dealer argues that the book "better[s] everything written about Vietnam save the most sublime passages of Tim O'Brien and Michael Herr." Look for a dissent in the Los Angeles Times. Meanwhile, Esquire never wants to read another book about the '60s again. (Buy Tree of Smoke. Read the first chapter at NYTimes.com.)—Sept. 4


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Koch on Film
Strayed (+)
This French film did not receive high critical acclaim, but I thought it was well done. It has an interesting story and the acting is excellent.
The storyline involves a young widow, Odile (Emmanuelle Beart), escaping Paris for the countryside in 1939 with her 7-year-old daughter, Cathy (Clemence Meyer), and 13-year-old son, Philippe (Gregoire Leprince-Ringuet). Her husband died in the French armed forces at the beginning of the war.
On the road, Odile meets a mysterious 17-year-old boy, Yvan (Gaspard Ulliel), who joins them. To the benefit of her family, this uneducated man is resourceful and clever in the countryside, catching rabbits for them to eat. The horrors of war are brought home to the audience when casualties caused by German planes are shown along the road. The family occupies a deserted farmhouse, and tensions are raised when two escaped French soldiers enter the house. It wouldnt be French if the film didnt contain a titillating sex scene, and this film is very French. I liked it very much. (In French, with English subtitles).
Troy (-)
An epic disaster. If this clinker cost $250 million as reported, the investors were ripped off. The script is more wooden than the horse, the acting no better and the extravagant scenes and beautiful costumes look phony.
The Prince of Troy, Paris (Orlando Bloom), romances Helen (Diane Kruger), wife of the King of Sparta, Menelaus (Brendan Gleeson), and takes her to Troy. In retaliation, Menelauss brother, Agamemnon (Brian Cox), head of the Greek Coalition, forms the greatest navy ever assembled in the world to sail against Troy, situated in Asia Minor, which is now Turkey. Hector the eldest son of King Priam of Troy (Peter OToole) is respected not only as a great warrior but for his noble character and purity of spirit. He is ultimately locked in battle with Achilles (Brad Pitt), the best Greek warrior of his time. I kept thinking how magnificent Peter OToole was in Lawrence of Arabia and that in his youth, he was probably the handsomest man in the world, far more so than Brad Pitt is now, and a far better actor.
The film is based on Homers epic poem, The Iliad, which is thrilling. The scenes in Troy look like the old and now-laughable scenes in Cleopatra and The Ten Commandments. The New York Times movie critic, A.O. Scott, was right on target when he described the flick as a big, expensive, occasionally campy, action movie full of well-known actors
.it has the blocky, earnest integrity of a classic comic book
My shorter review: it is a colossal bore.
- Ed Koch
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Images from around the globe
A Crimean Tatar man prays at a mosque in Bakhchysarai, Ukraine, after the arrival of Russian troops in Crimea opened old wounds among the Tatars, who once again fear they will be unwelcome in their homeland. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
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Bangladeshi people hold candles as they pay homage to the victims of the 2011 earthquake and tsunami in Japan, in Dhaka, Bangladesh. The earthquake, tsunami and nuclear disaster known as 3.11 that killed 15,884 people and left 2,636 unaccounted for in vast areas of its northern coast. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
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Leica Geosystems has expanded its navigation system offerings with a new hydraulic steering kit for older tractors, plus new steering patterns and other features on its Leica mojo3D and mojoMINI displays.
The new SteerDirect Hydraulic system is a compact, integrated solution that connects the Leica mojoRTK console to the vehicle's steering system via a simple, single-bracket hydraulic kit. This system was designed with a number of cost-saving features, including a simplified design for easier installation. Kits, which will be released in March, will be available for several popular tractors. Prices have not been set.
Leica also has added new steering patterns and boundary measuring capabilities to the mojo3D guidance display. The new Ultimate Curve guidance option allows a vehicle to precisely follow its last pass, no matter how complicated the curve. The new Boundary Recording feature precisely measures field sizes when the operator drives boundaries to more precisely determine input requirements. Both features are available free of charge to existing mojo3D display owners via its built-in Virtual Wrench cellular communications system.
Several new features also have been added to the Leica mojoMINI display. They include Boundary Recording for calculating field areas and Coverage Mapping to allow operators to see what ground has been covered as they work the field. A third new feature, called Continue Field, saves current information so operators can return to the job and know where to start and see what's already been covered. Current owners can add the new features with a free download from the Leica website.
For information and access to downloads, visit www.AgGuidance.com.


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There are three ways to find your drug in the online formulary:
Beneficiaries must use network pharmacies to access their prescription drug benefit. Benefits, formulary, pharmacy network, premiums, copayments and/or coinsurance may change on January 1.
The formulary, pharmacy network, and/or provider network may change at any time. You will receive notice when necessary.
A formulary is a list of covered drugs selected in consultation with a team of health care providers, which represents the prescription therapies believed to be a necessary part of a quality treatment program. We will generally cover the drugs listed in our formulary as long as the drug is medically necessary, the prescription is filled at a network pharmacy, and other plan rules are followed.
Generally, if you are taking a drug on our formulary that was covered at the beginning of the year, we will not discontinue or reduce coverage of the drug during your current coverage year except when a new, less expensive generic drug becomes available or when new adverse information about the safety or effectiveness of a drug is released. Other types of formulary changes, such as removing a drug from our formulary, will not affect members who are currently taking the drug. It will remain available at the same cost-sharing for those members taking it for the remainder of the coverage year. We feel it is important that you have continued access for the remainder of the coverage year to the formulary drugs that were available when you chose our plan, except for cases in which you can save additional money or we can ensure your safety.
If we remove drugs from our formulary, add prior authorization, quantity limits and/or step therapy restrictions on a drug or move a drug to a higher cost-sharing tier, we must notify affected members of the change at least 60 days before the change becomes effective, or at the time the member requests a refill of the drug, at which time the member will receive a 60-day supply of the drug. If the Food and Drug Administration deems a drug on our formulary to be unsafe or the drug's manufacturer removes the drug from the market, we will immediately remove the drug from our formulary and provide notice to members who take the drug.
There are three ways to find your drug within the formulary:
Florida Hospital Care Advantage covers both brand name drugs and generic drugs. Generic drugs have the same active ingredient formula as a brand name drug. Generic drugs usually cost less than brand name drugs and are rated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to be as safe and effective as brand name drugs.
Some covered drugs may have requirements or limits on coverage, including:
These and any other requirements or limits are listed with the search results for each drug.
You can ask us to make an exception to these restrictions or limits.
If you don't see your drug in this formulary, you should first contact Customer Service and confirm that your drug is not covered. If we do not cover your drug, you have two options:
There are several types of exceptions that you can ask us to make:
Generally, we will only approve your request for an exception if the alternative drugs included on the plan's formulary, the lower-tiered drug or additional utilization restrictions would not be as effective in treating your condition and/or would cause you to have adverse medical effects.
You should contact us to ask us for an initial coverage decision for a formulary, tiering or utilization restriction exception. When you are requesting a formulary, tiering or utilization restriction exception you should submit a statement from your physician supporting your request. Generally, we must make our decision within 72 hours of getting your prescriber's or prescribing physician's supporting statement. You can request an expedited (fast) exception if you or your doctor believe that your health could be seriously harmed by waiting up to 72 hours for a decision. If your request to expedite is granted, we must give you a decision no later than 24 hours after we get your prescriber's or prescribing physician's supporting statement.
As a new or continuing member in our plan you may be taking drugs that are not on our formulary. Or, you may be taking a drug that is on our formulary but your ability to get it is limited. For example, you may need a prior authorization from us before you can fill your prescription. You should talk to your doctor to decide if you should switch to an appropriate drug that we cover or request a formulary exception so that we will cover the drug you take. While you talk to your doctor to determine the right course of action for you, we may cover your drug in certain cases during the first 90 days you are a member of our plan.
For each of your drugs that is not on our formulary or if your ability to get your drugs is limited, we will cover a temporary 30-day supply (unless you have a prescription written for fewer days) when you go to a network pharmacy. After your first 30-day supply, we will not pay for these drugs, even if you have been a member of the plan less than 90 days.
If you are a resident of a long-term care facility, we will allow you to refill your prescription until we have provided you with a 93-day transition supply, consistent with the dispensing increment, (unless you have a prescription written for fewer days). We will cover more than one refill of these drugs for the first 90 days you are a member of our plan. If you need a drug that is not on our formulary or if your ability to get your drugs is limited, but you are past the first 90 days of membership in our plan, we will cover a 31-day emergency supply of that drug (unless you have a prescription for fewer days) while you pursue a formulary exception.
Additionally, we understand that if you have been enrolled in the plan for more than 90 days, there may be other situations in which you are prescribed non-formulary medications. These circumstances usually involve a change from one treatment setting to another, including but not limited to:
As a current member, if you have been prescribed non-formulary medications as a result of changing from one treatment setting to another, you may be eligible to receive a one-time temporary 30-day supply of your non-formulary drugs. During this transition period you can talk to your doctor to decide if you should switch to an appropriate drug that we cover, or request a formulary exception so we will cover the drug(s) you take. You can contact our Customer Service to ask for a temporary supply if the above circumstances apply to you.
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17 Oct 2013 07:56:53 AM
On This Day in MMA History: 'Just Bleed Guy' Steals Our Hearts in the Greatest UFC Crowd-Shot of All Time
It was October 17th, 1997 — sixteen years ago today — and the night was just getting started. Behemoth wrestler Mark Kerr entered the Octagon at UFC 15: Collision Course in search of another heavyweight tournament sweep, and his first opponent that evening was a doughy former Army Ranger named Greg Stott, who entered the bout with an NHB record of 0-0, touting a made-up fighting style called "RIP" (which stood for Ranger International Performance, in case you're curious). Even before the bell rang, you could probably tell that this was going to be one of the ugliest mismatches in MMA history. Fans who were watching the pay-per-view at home settled in to witness the closest thing Americans had to a public execution in the late 20th century.
And then it happened. As Bruce Buffer read the fighter introductions, the UFC production team spotted a diamond in the rough, cutting to a fan in the crowd who wore the letters "UFC" painted green on his forehead, the phrase "JUST BLEED" in bold white on his chest, and what might have been his interpretation of the Nike "swoosh" logo underneath it. He was shirtless, and holding a paper cup full of an unidentified beverage. He began to flex, harder than anyone has ever flexed before. He gnashed his teeth, frothed at the mouth, howled like a rabid wolf. Behind him, Lorenzo Fertitta's redneck cousin Cletus Fertitta appeared to puff a doobie.
Among the many fantastic UFC crowd-shots we've seen over the years, "Just Bleed Guy" remains the #1 P4P G.O.A.T. And sixteen years later, the sight of JBG hasn't lost its ability to both amuse and mortify. Just Bleed Guy wasn't just a clown you could laugh at and forget. He's still referenced to this day as an embodiment of lunkheaded MMA fandom — a stand-in for the type of UFC viewer who doesn't care about strategies, scorecards, winners or losers. He wants blood, and blood alone.
Just Bleed Guy's real name is James Ladner, and he would later do some prison time for an appropriately lunkheaded crime — acting as a fence for stolen farm equipment. Meanwhile, the venue where UFC 15 took place doesn't even exist anymore; Hurricane Katrina destroyed the Casino Magic Bay St. Louis back in 2005. To me, that detail makes the event even more mythical. UFC 15 is one of the most important UFC events that nobody ever talks about. Here's why…Read More DIGG THIS


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TOKYO (AP) — Donald Richie, a Tokyo-based expert on Japanese cinema who wrote dozens of books and articles about the country's people and culture, has died at age 88.
The Japan Times newspaper, where Richie was a longtime contributor, said he died Tuesday in Tokyo. It gave no other details. Richie reviewed Japanese films and the arts for the newspaper for more than 50 years.
Richie wrote books on two of Japan's best known filmmakers, Yasujiro Ozu and Akira Kurosawa, as well as general guides to Japanese cinema. He also wrote about his travels in Japan.
Richie, from Lima, Ohio, came to Japan in 1947 during the American occupation. He also served for several years as a film curator at the New York Museum of Modern Art.


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List of software customizations/enhancements
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|Detailed requirements
|Complexity (Low, Medium, High)
|PKP Action
|OJS: Make importing content easier
|Quick Submit plugin, Expedited Submission Process, and XML importing currently exist. We'd need some detailed specifications on what a better method would look like.
|3 requests
|Let us know if the existing tools will meet your needs. If not, send us the details of what would make it better for you.
|OJS: Massive archival entry
|Simplified web interface and workflow to input metadata for backfiles. UPatras had implement a previous version not integrated to OJS. Probably need to merge issue with aforementioned (quick submit plugin)
|1 request
|Same as above.
|OJS: Some discipline specific issues regarding reviewing and review forms that are not currently well captured in the software.
|More information required
|2 requests
|If you could send us more details, we could investigate further for you.
|OJS: Create a third prefix field for author names, like 'van Dongen' or 'de Jong'.
|1 request
|We're currently working on making the author names more flexible, so watch for changes in an upcoming release. If you need something like this sooner and have some programming resources, we could guide you on how to make a plugin for this.
|OJS: Scientific character recognition
|When uploading some content (e.g., abstract text) certain elements of the text are not always recognised, particularly related to scientific symbols. Where this has happened, I need to enter html code for the required symbol into the metadata for it to work.
|1 request
|JM: Would the MathJax plugin suffice? http://pkp.sfu.ca/support/forum/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=6954. Should eventually be added to main OJS package.
If you could send us more details on the elements that aren't being recognized, we could investigate further. It would be worth posting this on the main PKP support forum.
|OJS: Allow italics in title field without having to use explicit html codes that will show in the title in places you do not want them to.
|1 request
|You can follow this bugzilla entry to watch the progress of this one: http://pkp.sfu.ca/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=6759
|OJS: Most read/downloaded articles
|This could be a plugin based on article views
|2 request
|This one is already in the plugin gallery: http://pkp.sfu.ca/support/forum/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=4297
We'll also add it to the next version: http://pkp.sfu.ca/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=6755
|OJS: Option to link complete issue PDF
|This could be added to the Issue Data page as an upload box.
|1 request
|already in the development release: http://pkp.sfu.ca/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=4169
|OJS: Rapid publishing
|Quick Submit plugin or Expedited Submission process should meet this need.
|1 request
|As above, let us know if the Quick Submit plugin or import/export tools are insufficient for your needs.
|OJS: More detailed help during author submission
|Detailed text would be required.
|1 request
|Let us know where authors are getting lost, and also, what text you would recommend to be added (and where it should appear).
|OJS: Regional workshops
|1 request
|Perhaps PKPEN could sponsor a quarterly series of webinars and/or regional workshops.
|OJS: Transform OJS into a full blown repository
|More information required
|1 request
|Detailed functional specifications and funding source required.
|OJS: more personalization e.g. comments and additional exporting options
|Capability to include article comments, capability for additional exporting options
|1 request -low priority
|Comments are already available in OJS. If you need additional commenting features, let us know the details.
In terms of exporting, let us know what additional options you are looking for.
|OJS: authorities (for authors)
|Need for authors authorities initially may be organisations later. Autocompletion function based on previous entries. Need when journals expand. No need for central authority interface only locally
|2 requests
|We are currently working on an author disambiguation project as part of OMP that might help with this for OJS too. You can find out more here: http://pkp.sfu.ca/node/3891
|OJS: Article page by page/"e-book" view
|Present article as a e-book with open source ebook reader in a page by page/thumbnail/etc view. Similar to IA book reader (example http://www.archive.org/stream/worksofrogerspee01roge#page/n1/mode/2up http://reader.ekt.gr/bookReader/show/index.php?lib=GRSER&path=GRSER_00000000000003053_#page/42/mode/thumb) Have to be implemented by interfacing to an external system
|1 request
|Medium- High
|The latest version of OJS now embeds PDFs in the page, which is a step toward this. If you are using HTML galleys, there might be some CSS that will help you do something like this. PDF.js is also developing quickly and we're following that, too. If you have some specific ideas about what you'd like to see, let us know. I'd suggest posting to the main support forum, as there will be interest throughout the PKP community in this.
|OJS: Dynamic Article cover page generation
|Automatically create article cover page based on metadata and a pdf template. In beta internal version from EKT
|1 request
|We'd love to see the beta and would be happy to review the code.
|OJS: Possibility to display the article views to the reader
|1 request
|We're currently expanding what can appear on the article landing page, and this would be a good addition. You can follow developments here: http://pkp.sfu.ca/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=6756
|OJS: Possibility to define new roles and workflow steps
|3 request
|This is an important part of the OMP development, and will eventually be available in OJS as well.
|OJS: Management of article versions
|1 request
|This is an important part of the OMP development, and will eventually be available in OJS as well.
|OJS: Consider translation step and role in the workflow.
|1 request
|You can follow the development of this one here: http://pkp.sfu.ca/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=6757
|OJS: More flexible horizontall navigation.
|3 request
|Take a look at this and see if it will meet your needs: http://pkp.sfu.ca/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=1709
If not, let us know what else you are looking for.
|OJS: Define workflow steps for each article.
|1 request
|This is an important part of the OMP development, and will eventually be available in OJS as well.
|OJS: The role of a guest editor, that will just be able to read/preview an unpublished issue.
|1 request
|Enrolling someone as both section editor and layout editor should provide them with this functionality.
|OJS: Automaticaly extract metadata from the uploaded submission.
|1 request
|We'd be very interested in developing this, and have done some preliminary work (you can see it in the citation assistant now in OJS). Moving to what you're describing would be a significant development task, and sounds like the perfect candidate for some joint funding.
|OJS: Modern, AJAX based design.
|1 request
|This is an important part of the OMP development, and will eventually be available in OJS as well. You can see a preview here: http://pkp.sfu.ca/node/3132
|OJS: Possibility to use different classifications, e.g.:
|1 request
|We're working on a project that would allow Journal Managers to curate a controlled vocabulary list. The work that emerges from this could tie into what you are looking for.
|OCS: Integrate OCS payment system into a membership structure - we would like to have a one-stop shop for membership of our organisation and special rates for our conferences
|1 request
|Integration of a separate membership database with the OCS (or OJS) database would be a significant undertaking. This would be another excellent project for a grant application.
|OCS: Want to migrate from one OCS conference to another.
|Existing XML Import/Export tools should meet this need. Need details on how this is insufficient and what should be added/enhanced.
|1 request.
|If the existing import/export tools don't meet your needs, let us know what is missing.
|OCS: Participant list
|Automatically create a participant list. Visible on the OCS site from a given date (like registration etc.) with some flexibility (choices) regarding which information will be visible.
|1 request
|You can follow the development of this one here: http://pkp.sfu.ca/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=6758


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Nice garage! Do you own the 55?
Mar 26, 2009 at 4:44 pm
very nice cars. My camaro burnt a year ago. Hope two have it ready to go in two or three week's
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Love the display picture, going to see them next month! also lovin the 2 tone choice on the 72'


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==Project Plan==
==Project Plan==
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==IP Log Approval==
==IP Log Approval==
Revision as of 13:57, 18 April 2013
A Restructuring Review is an opportunity to notify the community about "significant" changes in your project. This can be as simple as a change of name or scope, or as complex as a splintering of the project into multiple projects with distinct scopes, committers, and so forth.
Any Restructuring Review that includes the movement of code from one project to another requires an IP Log review (all of the relevant CQs must be approved by the Eclipse Legal team) prior to scheduling of the review. We cannot schedule a Review before the Legal team has completed their work. If you are waiting for CQs, please review where your CQs are, and when they are scheduled to be reviewed, in the IP team work queue.
After you have verified that all relevant CQs are approved, the following items must be completed at least one week before the scheduled start of the review period:
- PMC Approval: Can occur in parallel with, prior to, and after, the IP clearance; and
- IP Log Approval (if code will be moving as part of this review)
It is good practice to provide the EMO with Review Documentation as early as possible. Due to the very dynamic nature of a Restructuring Review, some amount of negotiation may be required to get the content right (at the end of the day, the review documentation needs to serve as the means by which the community is informed of the activity). It is recommended that you provide the EMO with a draft of your documentation at least one week ahead of the start of the review period. Strictly speaking, however, completed review documentation is required prior to the start of the review period.
PMC Approval
Please forward an email showing that you have PMC approval for the review from both the "old" and "new" PMCs (in the case that a project is moving from one Top Level Project to another). The easiest way to do this is to request approval on the PMC mailing lists and forward the responses to EMO.
Project Plan
Your project plan must be current. Include the URL for your current plan in your review documentation.
IP Log Approval
Because IP Log approval can take varying amounts of time (depending on the work queue of the IP Team), Restructuring Reviews that require IP Log approval (i.e. include the movement of code from one project to another) must have an approved IP Log before their review date is confirmed. After you have submitted the IP Log to Eclipse Legal for approval, the review is added to the schedule with the notation Waiting for IP Log. After EMO is notified that the IP Log is approved, that notation is replaced with the date of the review.
Please use the automated IP Log Tool to update and and submit your IP Log. This page explains how the tool works. This section of the page explains how to submit the IP Log. The URL for using the tool for your project uses your project ID, in this format: http://www.eclipse.org/projects/ip_log.php?projectid=project ID.
While you are waiting for IP Log approval, we suggest that you obtain PMC approval for the review and begin work on your document.
Review Documentation
Restructuring review documentation should only be as detailed as it needs to be. If the review will result in the creation of one or more new projects, you'll need to provide a description, scope, committer list, etc. for each of the new projects (consider using the project proposal template for this). If the restructuring amounts to a few bits of code being moved from one project to another, a bullet list describing how things need to be reconfigured may be enough. For a very simple restructuring, it may be enough to capture the move description in a bug comment.
For a Restructuring Review, the document describe the reasons for the move, and includes the steps you will go through to facilitate the move (aka your Move Plan). Please consider these items when writing your Move Plan:
- List the CQs from IPzilla that need to be moved to the "new" project;
- List committers who will be on the "new" project:
- If any of these were not already on the "old" project, they will need to be elected; and
- Committer bios in the review docuware serve as a mass election for these committers.
- List any committers who should be removed from the "old" project; and
- Describe the project infrastructure changes that you need to support the move, considering these areas:
- Web pages;
- Bugzilla products;
- Newsgroups; and
- Mailing lists
Please submit your document in an email attachment to EMO. Many people underestimate the time and effort needed to create the document, so be sure to allow enough time for this task. The "official" due date is the day before the start of the review period (typically a Wednesday). However, the documentation need to be reviewed by the EMO before posting. If you wait until the due date to submit the first draft and the EMO requests changes, then you'll probably miss your deadline and your review will be postponed.
Please note that that the document must be provided in a vendor-neutral file format (PDF, HTML).
Many projects overlook these items when they do their first draft:
- correct copyright notice;
- EPL notice;
- URL for the project plan (see above);
- review date;
- IP Log URL;
- Move Plan;
- Committer bios (if there are new committers); and
- Communication Channel
It is generally easier to add committers to a new project using the Developer Portal after the project has been created. However, committers can be added to a new project as part of the review if so-desired. In this event, committer bios must be provided as the review will serve in place of a committer election and new committers are required to demonstrate merit. Committer bios don't have to be long or involved, but they should describe each committer's relationship to and history with the incoming code, and/or involvement with the area or technologies covered by the proposal.
Committers can only be added to an existing project via committer election in the Developer Portal.
After a successful Restructuring Review, you will be asked to open a Bugzilla bug, assigned to Webmaster with a cc to EMO and Sharon Corbett, describing the steps that need to be done to move the project. This is basically a reiteration of the Move Plan from your review docuware.


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The stage is set for a historic battle at Toyota Park on Sunday. The New York Red Bulls, with three Designated Players in toe, head to Chicago to face a new-look Fire squad that promises to make a push for the playoffs. It's a star-studded affair: Never before in league history have five DPs appeared on the field at the same time.
Mexican standout Nery Castillo is slated to make his Fire debut, and he'll have to contend with compatriot Rafael Márquez, who will also make his MLS debut. Márquez's teammate, Thierry Henry, will likely go up against former Arsenal teammate Freddie Ljungberg. The pair won hatfuls of games together at Arsenal, but from here on out they'll be in strict competition. Both will be looking to make a big impression in Sunday night's match—especially Ljungberg, who will be making his home debut.
And let's not forget the tried-and-true goalscoring prowess of Juan Pablo Angel, one of the league's original super powers and always a threat in front of goal.
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Vernon Lee Johnson, 60, of Jameson, Mo., died Friday, Jan. 25, 2013 at Golden Age Nursing Home in Braymer, Mo.
He was born on April 5, 1952 in Higginsville, Mo., the son of Claude D. and Norma Jean Simkins Johnson.
He worked for Landmark Mfg. for 12 and a half years. Prior to that he was a truck driver for numerous companies.
Survivors include two sons, William D Johnson and wife Melissa, Columbia, Mo., and Collin Yetter, Cameron, Mo.; three daughters, Rebecca Cosgrove and husband Jeremy, Braymer, Mo., Krystal Anderson and husband Randy, Ludlow, Mo., Rachelle Johnson, Ludlow, Mo.; two brothers, Joe Johnson and Clarence Johnson Freemont, Neb.; four sisters, Claudia Caldwell, Chillicothe, Mo., Viola Maberry and husband Gary, Tina, Mo., Barbara Padilla, Vacaville, Calif., Lois Carranza and husband Bill, Springfield, Va.; 10 grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his parents; half brother, Billy H Key, Jr.; sister-in-law, Sherry Key; niece, Christina Lynn Maberry and grandson, Daniel Cosgrove.
At his request there will be no visitation or funeral services.
Memorial contributions are welcome and may be mailed to Rebecca Cosgrove or William D Johnson for donation to cancer research.
Arrangements by Columbia Cremation Care Center, Columbia, Mo.
Jameson, Mo. resident Vernon Lee Johnson, 60, died Friday, Jan. 25, 2013
Vernon Lee Johnson, 60, of Jameson, Mo., died Friday, Jan. 25, 2013 at Golden Age Nursing Home in Braymer, Mo.


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Jun 2, 2007 at 1:53 pm
Love the stang but I must admit the merk is pretty cool and rare.
Jan 31, 2007 at 5:58 pm
My cars give me nothing but problems!
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Thanks for the compliment brother. Got a nice Stang there. I've always thought that the "Edge" Stand is the best one, and your's is a very nice specimen


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This report presents categorical grant data for Michigan public school districts as reported by the Michigan Department of Education in the annual National Public Education Finance Survey.
Learn more about this report in A Michigan School Money Primer.
A district may receive only some types of categorical grants.
Only categorical grants received by at least one district are included in a particular report.
[1] The pupil count is the State Aid Member from the State's taxable value data.
The grant amounts reported by the State vary slightly from month to month. For example, 2006-7 is represented by the June 2007 data.
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