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With the arrival of the winter holiday season comes a much mocked tradition: the dreaded holiday newsletter. Hello from the Gillespies by Monica McInerney is a novel that explores the consequences when a truthful account of a family's past year unintentionally hits the presses.
Angela Gillespie is weary. She lives on an expansive sheep ranch in Australia's isolated outback with husband Nick and young son Ig. In order to bring in extra money, she takes in bed and breakfast guests. When the time comes to write her annual cheery Christmas email which depicts her family as a cross between "the Waltons and the Von Trapps," the words just won't come. Her marriage is strained, the family farm is failing, Ig's imaginary friend is becoming all too real and her three grown daughters are returning home with their lives in shambles. But wait, there's more — Nick's tart-tongued Aunt Celia is coming for an extended stay and Angela's beset with debilitating headaches. Sitting at the computer, she dashes off a stream of consciousness letter intended to let off steam. Instead of deleting the rough draft, which details the failings of each Gillespie, she gets distracted…and Nick and Ig think they are being helpful when they click "send."
While her husband and children are reeling from the realization that Angela doesn't think their lives are peachy keen, she is in an auto accident which leaves her with an unusual form of amnesia known as confabulation. She no longer recognizes her own family, but thinks her "real" life consists of a long-ago boyfriend as her husband and one perfect daughter. Can Angela's family band together behind a woman who now thinks she's a guest in her own home? Like fellow Aussie writers Liane Moriarty (Big Little Lies) and Graeme Simsion (The Rosie Project), McInerney is an engaging and droll storyteller in Hello from the Gillespies.
Historic St. Pancras Station dwells at the heart of the latest Deborah Crombie British police procedural, To Dwell in Darkness.
During the International Festivities at St. Pancras, the protest group Save London's History hopes to gain a little notoriety. Despite careful planning, the intended detonation of a harmless smoke bomb sparks a conflagration from a phosphorous grenade. Superintendent Duncan Kincaid will be hard pressed to identify the perpetrator, much less discover who wanted him dead. After eliminating the possibility of terrorism, Kincaid concentrates on the members of the protest group, who have organized to prevent the destruction of various historical sites.
Unfortunately, Kincaid has more on his mind than the investigation. His former superior at Scotland Yard has left the country under uncertain circumstances, and Kincaid is transferred to the London borough of Camden. While he doesn't lose rank, it's definitely a demotion from leading an elite murder squad at Scotland Yard. Kincaid is also left wondering if the recent promotion of his wife Gemma James is a palliative to prevent his protest. Then Kincaid discovers just how vulnerable his family can be.
Simultaneously, Inspector Gemma James is investigating electronics shop clerk Dillon Underwood for kidnapping, raping and murdering 12-year-old Mercy Johnson. Determined to build a case, Gemma is thwarted by the serial stalker, who clearly knows how to avoid leaving evidence.
Deborah Crombie is a master at weaving the intricate details of an investigation with the family life built by Duncan and Gemma. Well-drawn, solid characters bring authenticity and honesty to her work. Crombie based one of the characters on actual events involving an undercover agent who was betrayed by his fellow officers. Historical details of the train station pepper the narrative, but don't overwhelm. For anyone who appreciates a literary mystery, Deborah Crombie is sure to please readers of Louise Penney, Elizabeth George and Peter Robinson.
Have you ever wondered if you are using a word correctly? Or what exactly a split infinitive is anyway? In Bad English: A History of Linguistic Aggravation, author Ammon Shea sets out to explore and explain how English has evolved and why we use (or misuse) certain conventions in our language. Told with a great mix of insight and humor, Shea's topics include semantics, grammar and even the evolution of certain common words.
For instance, in the chapter "221 Words that Were Once Frowned Upon," Shea explains how people were advised by Frank Vizetelly in 1906 that the word 'kid' was "a common vulgarism for 'child' and as such one the use of which can not [sic] be too severely condemned." Alfred Ayres told his readers in 1894 that "there are many persons who think it in questionable taste to use thanks for thank you." While modern readers may be surprised to discover that certain words we use today were once considered improper, it does make one wonder which words we currently use will evolve to mean something very different in the future.
Whether you are interested in the evolution of English or just enjoy absurdity, Shea's book offers plenty of both. One of the funnier parts may be the Shakespeare quote or rap music lyrics quiz which is not as easy as it sounds!
Shelley Coriell continues her Apostles series with The Buried, a thriller built around a deadly game of cat and mouse. "It's cold. And dark. I can't breathe." That's what prosecutor Grace Courtemanche hears when she answers a call from a young woman who claims to be buried alive. Grace finds help in the form of Theodore "Hatch" Hatcher, her ex-husband and a member of an elite team of FBI agents. As Grace and Hatch try to find the woman at the other end of the call, they soon realize that they are caught at the center of a deadly game, and this is only Round One. Coriell's Apostles series will appeal to both thriller and romance readers. It's a perfect read for fans of Catherine Coulter, Tami Hoag and Elizabeth Lowell.
Coriell recently answered some questions for Between the Covers readers. Learn more about the maverick FBI agents who make up the Apostles and get her secret recipe for a kale salad that will wow your family this fall.
Between the Covers: This series revolves around an elite team of FBI agents nicknamed the Apostles. Tell us a little bit about them.
Shelley Coriell: Led by Parker Lord, a legendary FBI agent now wheelchair bound, the Apostles are an elite group of FBI agents who aren't afraid to work outside the box and at times outside the law. They take on America's vilest criminals, using the most powerful weapons known to mankind, the human mind…and heart. They aren't good at following rules, and every Apostle I've met so far has either quit or been fired from the FBI before being personally recruited by Parker for his Special Criminal Investigative Unit. Parker Lord on his team: "Apostles? There's nothing holy about us. We're a little maverick and a lot broken, but in the end, we get justice right."
BTC: Each member of the team has a unique area of expertise. How do the characters' specialties impact your approach to the story? Do you do additional research to get into the right mindset?
SC: Each Apostle's specialty is at the heart of each story. In The Buried, Agent Hatch Hatcher is a crisis negotiator and master communicator, so his book is very much about connecting with others. The Broken, book one in the Apostles series, features a criminal profiler or "head guy", so that book is more of a puzzling who-done-it. As an author, I love the variety and scope of story possibilities with such a team.
As for research, I enrolled in a thirteen-week citizens' police academy before writing a single word in the Apostles series and have a retired FBI agent I turn to with agency questions. I read law enforcement textbooks and do online research. After researching online how to make and disarm bombs for book three in the Apostles series, I'm sure I'm on some kind of government watch list.
BTC: The Buried opens with a young woman who has been buried alive. You've admitted that this is also one of your own fears. What is it about the idea of being buried alive that makes so terrifying? Did writing The Buried help you get over your fear or did it make it worse?
SC: Some people have anxiety dreams about forgetting their locker combinations or showing up for work without any pants. Growing up, I took anxiety dreams to the extreme and had reoccurring nightmares about being buried alive. I was terrified of not being able to breathe, perhaps because when it comes to human needs, air is primal and universal, even more so than food and water when looking at the amount of time we can live while being deprived of each.
While I no longer have dreams of being buried alive, this book certainly made me more cognizant of and grateful for the mundane task of breathing. While writing The Buried I woke up one night and was acutely aware of my husband breathing next to me. I remember placing my hand on his chest and feeling his chest rise. It was a surprisingly powerful but peaceful moment for me.
BTC: One of my favorite characters in this novel is Allegheny Blue, a very determined elderly hound who Grace frequently claims is "not her dog." Was he inspired by any real canines in your life?
SC: Both Allegheny Blue and Ida Red were snatched straight from my childhood. My dad, an avid hunter and outdoorsman, raised hounds, and Blue, his 120-pound blue tick hound with paws the size of salad plates was a family favorite. Blue had a beautiful bellow, low and melodic, and I used to sneak him inside the house on cold nights and let him sleep by the fireplace. The bear-grease concoction Grace uses to doctor the pads of Blue's torn paws is the same ointment my dad made for his dogs.
BTC: What's next for the Apostles?
SC: Evie's story, The Blind, which comes out in the summer of 2015. Evie Jimenez is the Apostles' bombs and weapons specialist. She's fiery, passionate and not afraid of things that go boom. In The Blind Evie travels to the gritty, eclectic Arts District of downtown Los Angeles where she teams up with a buttoned-up billionaire/art philanthropist to track down a serial bomber who uses bombs and live models to create masterful art that lives...and dies.
BTC: What is the best book you've read recently? What authors are on your personal must-read list?
SC: Jandy Nelson's young adult novel, I'll Give You the Sun. It's the only book I read this year where I ceased being an author studying the craft of writing and simply lost myself in a good story. These days I read a good deal of narrative nonfiction, but in the fiction world, I like most authors named Sarah. Strange but true. I'm a huge fan of Sarah Dunant, Sarah Addison Allen and Sarah Dessen. Beyond the Sarahs, my go-to authors are Alice Hoffman, Lisa Gardner, Elizabeth Wein, Mary Pearson, Jeffery Deaver and Harlan Coben.
BTC: You're a self-proclaimed foodie and a kale aficionado. Do you have a go-to kale dish to convert disbelievers?
SC: Even those with hardened hearts have fallen for my Fall Kale Salad. The secret is massaging raw kale with olive oil before adding the vinaigrette. It mellows the kale, which allows the other flavors to shine. I love serving this dish for the holidays. It's so colorful and bursting with fall flavors.
Shelley Coriell's Fall Kale Salad
3-4 side servings
3 Tbsp. olive oil, divided
2 shallots, chopped
3 cloves garlic, chopped
1 cup dried cranberries
2 Tbsp. red wine vinegar
2 tsp. honey or agave nectar
1 Tbsp. lemon juice
Salt and pepper to taste
1 bunch kale, thinly sliced
1/4 cup roasted and salted pepitas
1/4 cup goat cheese
Heat two tablespoons olive oil and sauté shallots until soft. Add garlic, cranberries, red wine vinegar, honey and lemon juice and heat through.
Put kale into large bowl and massage with remaining tablespoon of olive oil. Sprinkle with salt and pepper.
Add shallot mixture to kale along with pepitas. Top with crumbled goat cheese.
Most anyone with a passing interest in space exploration was wowed by Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield while he was commander of the International Space Station (ISS) in 2012 and 2013. Hadfield drew a large following, adeptly using social media to reinvigorate awareness of astronomy and the importance of understanding our place in the larger universe. Now back to earth and an adjunct professor of aviation at the University of Waterloo, his latest book is full of mesmerizing photos from space titled You Are Here: Around the World in 92 Minutes.
Hadfield explains in the introduction that the ISS fully orbits the Earth in 92 minutes, essentially 16 times a day. While he was mostly tasked with scientific responsibilities, over time he was able to take about 45,000 photographs of the wonders down below. While he was unable to capture every shot he desired, as time went on he learned to better compose his images so they became more obviously the work of a photographer rather than mere satellite images. And as he moves from continent to continent in organizing the photos, the incredible topography of our planet comes into focus.
To make the photos come to life, the author/photographer sprinkles humor and his obvious sense of wonder and joy in the captions. Small icons included with some images hint at what Hadfield was seeing in the photo, such as how a dental x-ray is mimicked in the unusual features of a Western Australian coastline. A sense of awe at the size of our planet and the diversity of the Earth's environment is felt quickly while poring over the glossy pages of this fast read. And those who want more of the same can check out this BCPL interview with local astronaut Reid Wiseman or follow his tweets and posts from the ISS.
If you know the name Inigo Montoya, the secret to a nice MLT and never to go against a Sicilian when death is on the line, this book is for you. Cary Elwes takes readers behind the scenes of the cult classic movie The Princess Bride in As You Wish: Inconceivable Tales from the Making of the Princess Bride. Elwes, who played the film's hero Westley, was a fan of William Goldman's novel long before he auditioned for the film. When he was approached about the role, he was thrilled. After meeting with Goldman and director Rob Reiner, Elwes was offered the part, and he became part of the 1987 movie which also featured Robin Wright, Mandy Patinkin, Peter Falk, Billy Crystal, Fred Savage, Wallace Shawn and Andre the Giant.
Moderately successful in theaters, The Princess Bride wasn't the blockbuster that the studio hoped it would be. However, when the movie was released on video it truly found its audience. As home video collections became popular, VHS copies of The Princess Bride started selling better than anyone could have expected, and the movie's popularity took on a life of its own.
In As You Wish, Elwes brings fans behind-the-scenes photos and stories told by the film's cast. Elwes depicts the joy of making this film that has endured and captured the imagination of so many fans. Elwes recently called the book "the quintessential making-of memoir." As You Wish is a must-read for fans of The Princess Bride, and it will definitely lead to re-watching this beloved movie.
The Detroit art scene goes horribly awry in Lauren Beukes' new novel Broken Monsters. When the top half of a boy is found fused to the bottom half of a deer, Detective Gabriella Versado knows that more trouble will be on its way. Versado is a single parent of a teenage daughter named Layla who spends her free time catfishing online predators in hopes of serving them vigilante justice. Added to the mix is the charismatic Jonno, destined to become a YouTube sensation, willing to do almost anything to film a good story. Versado understands that the disturbing tableau created by this killer is only the beginning, and that she is dealing with a madman destined to strike again. What she doesn't know is that the killer is haunted by dreams that are quickly spinning toward a grim reality.
South African author Beukes sets this story around the burgeoning Detroit art scene, where abandoned buildings are reclaimed and rebuilt into underground galleries. She is good at creating memorable characters, like the scavenger TK who knows the streets of Detroit well and can often sense when danger is lurking nearby. The story involves several main characters whose lives eventually intertwine and race toward an unforgettable ending. She builds suspense slowly, throwing in creepy details that blossom into all-out horror. Her previous novel, The Shining Girls, also features a killer with a paranormal bent, and readers who enjoy this one will want to read her first. Readers who enjoy this novel may want to try novels by Chelsea Cain or Gillian Flynn.
Two little boys growing up in America; one an urban Jersey boy, the other raised in the small towns of the deep South. Both are African-American, poor, with strong, determined mothers and absentee fathers, each a young witness to violence. Both are identified as highly intelligent and both went to college and graduated. One became a reporter and appears on network television news shows; the other is dead, murdered. Journalist Charles Blow tells his own story in Fire Shut Up in My Bones: A Memoir while Jeff Hobbs memorializes the life of his Yale roommate in the bestselling The Short and Tragic Life of Robert Peace: A Brilliant Young Man Who Left Newark for the Ivy League.
Charles Blow looks to be sitting in the catbird seat. Op-ed columnist for The New York Times and a commentator on CNN, he is a man who projects confidence and success. His memoir, however, reveals a rural Louisiana childhood of poverty where he saw conflict settled with weapons and one of the greatest insults a boy could endure was to be a called a "punk," meaning homosexual. Blow was twice the victim of sexual abuse by older male relatives, leaving him wondering what it was about himself that attracted predators. Fire Shut Up In My Bones is Blow's sensitive and introspective reflection on how his past created his present.
Young Robert Peace idolized his father, a man who seemed to know everyone in Newark's rough suburbs. Convicted of killing two women, Peace's father was incarcerated when Peace was in first grade. Rob's mother Jackie worked in institutional kitchens to afford a private education for her son, determined that Rob would escape the ghetto. Indeed he did, landing a fully funded spot at Yale thanks to his prodigious intellect, focused hard work and leadership qualities. The quick and sad version of Peace's story is after college, he gradually drifted back to his old neighborhood and slid into the criminal activity leading to his murder. Hobbs chooses to honor his friend fairly by writing The Short and Tragic Life which presents Peace as a complex man who struggled under the weight of opposing expectations and experiences.
This fall, Maryland author Gary Krist will take readers into a little-known chapter of New Orleans history with his new book Empire of Sin: A Story of Sex, Jazz, Murder, and the Battle for Modern New Orleans. Krist brings to light the social and political struggles that New Orleans faced at the turn of the 20th century. Focusing on events from 1890 through 1920, Krist tells a tale of vice, politics, economic development, crime, jazz, racism and murder. The most shocking thing about this story is that it's all true! This engrossing book is a must-read for anyone who enjoyed Erik Larson's The Devil in the White City: Murder, Magic and Madness at the Fair that Changed America.
Krist recently answered some questions about Empire of Sin for Between the Covers. Read on to learn more about the city's politics, its remarkable residents and the Axman, a serial murderer who terrorized New Orleans for 18 months.
Between the Covers: Why New Orleans? Was it the story or the city that first captured your interest?
Gary Krist: It's hard to separate story from city, but I'd say it was a desire to write about New Orleans that first attracted me. For an urban historian, New Orleans is a particularly attractive subject, primarily because of its unique history. As a place with French and Catholic roots, it has a culture very different from that of other American cities. (My favorite observation about New Orleans is that it was the first major American metropolis to build an opera house but the last to install a sewer system.) So it was fascinating for me to see how this unique place weathered the great transition to modernity in this era.
BTC: I suspect that many of our readers don't know a lot about this chapter in New Orleans history. Will you describe the social and political climate of the city at the turn of the 20th century?
GK: The last decades of the 19th century were difficult for New Orleans. The city's prosperous antebellum days were long past; years of civil war and reconstruction had been hard on the local economy, and the city had become hopelessly backward in terms of urban development (hence that much-delayed sewer system). Northern capital investment was desperately needed to modernize the city's infrastructure, but Northern capitalists were reluctant to invest in a place with such a bad reputation for vice and crime. So the city's "better half" decided that it was time to clean up New Orleans, which meant doing battle with the city's long-entrenched underworlds of vice and crime. Basically, they wanted to make New Orleans "respectable"—and that was going to be quite a job.
BTC: During this time, a red-light district called Storyville was created in New Orleans. Tell us a little bit about its development.
GK: Interestingly, Storyville began as part of this clean-up campaign. Reformers knew that abolishing prostitution entirely would not be feasible in a city like New Orleans, so they tried instead to isolate and regulate the trade. An alderman named Sidney Story identified a particular 18-block neighborhood and wrote an ordinance making prostitution illegal everywhere EXCEPT in this one, out-of-the-way area. Reformers figured that this would be a good way of lowering the profile of vice in the city. But the plan backfired, and Storyville (as the district came to be called, much to Alderman Story's annoyance) soon was making New Orleans world-famous as a virtual supermarket of sin. And when reformers decided that they needed to close the district after all, it turned out that Storyville was a lot harder to kill than it had been to create.
BTC: Another notable thread of the story is the Axman murders, a series of grisly murders that took place from 1918-1919 and remain unsolved. What impact did these events have on the city?
GK: The Axman appeared at a critical time, just when the champions of respectability thought they had won their battle for New Orleans. Storyville had finally been closed in 1917, and the city's crime problem seemed to be under control at last. But then an anonymous murderer dramatically upended this sense of victory with a series of bloody nighttime ax attacks that terrorized the city for 18 months. With each succeeding murder, panicked New Orleanians became increasingly paranoid and irrational. Then an open letter—purportedly from the Axman himself—appeared in The Times-Picayune, claiming that the murderer was a devil from hell with a liking for the new jazz music. He threatened to kill again on St. Joseph's Night, promising only to spare any household in which jazz was being played. And, well, I don't want to reveal too much, but you can just imagine what a night of music and dancing took place in New Orleans that night.
BTC: Empire of Sin is filled with unbelievable characters, and the most amazing thing is that they were all real people. Do you have a favorite? Which person in this book will stick with the reader the longest?
GK: Oh, I could probably name a dozen—like Josie Arlington, the wealthy brothel madam who for decades kept her sinful life a secret from her beloved niece; or Buddy Bolden, the almost-legendary cornetist who is credited with being the inventor of jazz music; or Tom Anderson, the poor kid from the rough Irish Channel neighborhood who rose to become one of the most powerful (and strangely likeable) vice lords in the country. But my favorite character is probably Louis Armstrong, who grew up in the hardest and most degrading circumstances imaginable, but whose unfailing good-heartedness and matchless musical gift allowed him to rise above his harsh childhood to become one of the great artists of the century.
BTC: What is the most shocking thing that you learned in your research?
GK: Some of the beliefs of the so-called reformers shocked me. For instance, one of the leaders of the anti-Storyville campaign was a woman named Jean Gordon. She was firmly convinced that she was on the side of virtue, but as with many self-styled moral champions, her idea of "virtue" was often distorted by class and racial prejudice. So while she fought hard for female suffrage and child labor regulation, she also lent her support to the rise of Jim Crow discrimination and the disenfranchisement of African-Americans. Even worse, she held some astounding beliefs about eugenics, advocating for the forced sterilization of children who showed signs of a future in crime, prostitution or alcoholism. "Took Lucille Decoux to the Women's Dispensary July 17 [for an appendectomy]," Jean once wrote in her diary. "This was an excellent opportunity to have her sterilized…and thus end any feeble-minded progeny coming from Lucille."
BTC: What are you working on next?
GK: My fascination with cities in the early 20th century hasn't gone away, so I'm working on a book about Los Angeles in roughly this same time period. The book will center on the Hollywood of the silent-film era and weave in a few other elements. But the idea is still taking shape in my mind, so it's probably too early to talk about it.
What happens after happily ever after? Mystery author P. D. James reimagines the futures of the characters from Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice in Death Comes to Pemberley. Six years after Elizabeth and Darcy's marriage, a shocking event rocks the residents of Pemberley. On the night before their annual ball, Elizabeth's sister Lydia appears at Pemberley hysterically screaming that Mr. Wickham has been murdered. Upon investigation, it is actually Captain Denny who is dead, but in an even more shocking turn of events, the most logical suspect is none other than Wickham! Austen fans are well-acquainted with Wickham's past misdeeds, but could he really be capable of murder?
Death Comes to Pemberley is a well-crafted mystery written in a tone similar to Austen's own, making this a perfect companion to the classic novel. The audiobook read by Rosalyn Landor will whisk you away to the 19th century. James seeds the story with plausible suspects and a few red herrings, but in the end all questions are answered and readers are given a glimpse into the Darcys' future.
The novel has been adapted into a miniseries that will soon air on PBS. The miniseries will begin on October 26 and will be released on DVD later that week.
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High temporal variability in commensal Escherichia coli strain communities of a herbivorous marsupial
Article first published online: 17 FEB 2013
© 2013 John Wiley & Sons Ltd and Society for Applied Microbiology
Environmental Microbiology
Volume 15, Issue 8, pages 2162–2172, August 2013
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Blyton, M. D. J., Banks, S. C., Peakall, R. and Gordon, D. M. (2013), High temporal variability in commensal Escherichia coli strain communities of a herbivorous marsupial. Environmental Microbiology, 15: 2162–2172. doi: 10.1111/1462-2920.12088
Publication History
- Issue published online: 2 AUG 2013
- Article first published online: 17 FEB 2013
- Accepted manuscript online: 18 JAN 2013 06:05AM EST
- Manuscript Accepted: 10 JAN 2013
- Manuscript Revised: 18 DEC 2012
- Manuscript Received: 30 OCT 2012
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- Hermon Slade Foundation. Grant Number: HSF 08-4
- Australian Research Council. Grant Number: DP 0984876
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Although Escherichia coli is an important model organism for bacterial research, few studies have explored the nature of temporal variation in E. coli strains within the intestinal tracts of host individuals. In this study the E. coli strains of 54 mountain brushtail possums were sampled on four occasions during a year. This allowed temporal changes to be quantified both at the host population level and within individuals. Escherichia coli strains were identified using a combination of rep-PCR profiles from two primers (CGG and ERIC) and phylogenetic group assigned by quadruplex PCR. The study revealed considerable changes in community structure within individuals among all time periods. In fact, temporal variation within individuals accounted for more of the variation in E. coli community structure than differences between animals. In contrast to the within-host dynamics, there were no significant differences among the time periods at the host population level. It was also found that there was no effect of host age or sex on strain community structure within host individuals. These findings highlight the importance of temporal variation in the ecology of E. coli, while the methods applied in this study may serve as a foundation for further work in this area.


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Freedom Café is, thankfully, the kind of place that serves all-day breakfasts. Choices abound, but the buttermilk pancake stack makes for a wicked start to the day. Other options include the always-delicious zucchini fritters served on a bed of rocket and topped with mushrooms, a creamy parmesan sauce and a poached egg. Dishes are light, fresh and flavourful, and there is a noticeable Asian influence in dishes like the prawn roll served with nuoc cham dipping sauce and Vietnamese vegetable rolls in rice paper. The pulled pork served on a brioche bun with hand cut fries is the ultimate comfort food, or opt for modern classics like a New Yorker hotdog.
The succinct wine list is white-dominated and covers most bases; all wines are available by the glass. There is a smattering of craft beer and some delicious cocktails. Non-alcoholic drinks take the form of smoothies and an extensive tea and coffee menu.
Waiters are friendly, helpful and well versed in the menu, if sometimes a little sluggish. Getting through on the phone can become an exercise in patience. Food is prepared with relish, but is done so in a small kitchen – so soak up the vibe, as orders may take a bit longer than the instant-gratification crowd is used to.
It's as much an urban hangout as it is a restaurant. The contemporary space revolves around a converted shipping container. Outside tables nestle under the trees in a quirky courtyard, making it a great spot to enjoy the city's balmy weather.
Don't overlook the delicious baked goods.
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to the official home page for the American Professional Rodeo Association (APRA). The APRA is based in Pennsylvania and sanctions rodeos throughout the northeast.Our cowboys and cowgirls compete in bareback riding, saddle bronc riding, bull riding, tie-down roping, steer wrestling, team roping, barrel racing, and breakaway roping.
The purpose of the association shall be to promote rodeo as a sport and profession, striving at all times to insure honesty and fairness to both the contestant and the producers; to create an amicable relationship among stock contractors, producers, and contestants; to organize, sanction, and advertise rodeo being sponsored within the association standards and to the prevention of cruelty to animals.
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There are 119 seventh-day adventist private schools in California, serving 12,109 students.
Former principal, Woody Ross, drew or painted many pictures of the giant oak tree that grows proudly on our playground. This tree has become a symbol of the strength and stability of our students whose learning is grounded in Christ Jesus.
We host a Spring Fling every year where board members, church members, parents, and community members come together for a day of food, fun, and games for the kids!
The lower grade building houses the Pre Kindergarten and Kindergarten combined classroom as well as the grades 1-4 combined classroom.
Students learn to find joy and self confidence as they learn to read, share with others and work together on projects.
Seventh-Day Adventist Private Schools
- School Location Students Grades
GlendaleA + Adventist Children's Center
234 N Isabel Street
Glendale, CA 91206
(818)241-9353(Seventh-Day Adventist)76 students | Gr. PK-1
Red BluffAdventist Christian Elementary School
720 S Jackson St
Red Bluff, CA 96080
(530)527-1486(Seventh-Day Adventist)13 students | Gr. 1-8
RidgecrestAdventist Christian School
555 W Las Flores Avenue
Ridgecrest, CA 93555
(760)375-8673(Seventh-Day Adventist)24 students | Gr. 1-8
Yuba CityAdventist Christian School
369 Harding Rd
Yuba City, CA 95993
(530)673-7645(Seventh-Day Adventist)29 students | Gr. KG-8
BellflowerAdventist Union School
15548 Santa Ana Ave
Bellflower, CA 90706
(562)867-0718(Seventh-Day Adventist)57 students | Gr. KG-8
LancasterAntelope Valley Adventist School
45002 Fern Ave
Lancaster, CA 93534
(661)942-6552(Seventh-Day Adventist)71 students | Gr. K-8
ArmonaArmona Union Academy
Po Box 397
Armona, CA 93202
(559)582-4468(Seventh-Day Adventist)131 students | Gr. KG-12
PratherAuberry Seventh-day Adventist School
Po Box 288
Prather, CA 93651
(559)855-8880(Seventh-Day Adventist)8 students | Gr. 2-6
BakersfieldBakersfield Adventist Academy
3333 Bernard St
Bakersfield, CA 93306
(661)871-1591(Seventh-Day Adventist)134 students | Gr. KG-12
HaywardBayside Sda Christian School
26400 Gading Rd
Hayward, CA 94544
(510)785-1313(Seventh-Day Adventist)27 students | Gr. K-9
BishopBishop Sda Elementary School
730 Home St
Bishop, CA 93514
(760)872-1036(Seventh-Day Adventist)36 students | Gr. 1-8
EmpireBrighter Futures Therapeutic Learning Center
Po Box 1396
Empire, CA 95319
(209)574-9707Special Education School (Seventh-Day Adventist)3 students | Gr. 4-7
CalexicoCalexico Mission School
601 E 1st St
Calexico, CA 92231
(760)357-3711(Seventh-Day Adventist)366 students | Gr. K-12
CeresCentral Valley Christian Academy
2020 Academy Pl
Ceres, CA 95307
(209)537-4521(Seventh-Day Adventist)222 students | Gr. KG-12
ChicoChico Oaks Adventist School
1859 Hooker Oak Ave
Chico, CA 95926
(530)342-5043(Seventh-Day Adventist)103 students | Gr. NS-8
ChowchillaChowchilla Sda School
22310 Road 13
Chowchilla, CA 93610
(559)665-1853(Seventh-Day Adventist)24 students | Gr. 1-8
ClearlakeClearlake Sda Christian School
Po Box 5686
Clearlake, CA 95422
(707)994-6356(Seventh-Day Adventist)19 students | Gr. 1-7
CloverdaleCloverdale Seventh-day Adventist School
1081 S Cloverdale Blvd
Cloverdale, CA 95425
(707)894-5703(Seventh-Day Adventist)19 students | Gr. 2-9
Newbury ParkConejo Adventist Elementary School
1250 Academy Dr
Newbury Park, CA 91320
(805)498-2391(Seventh-Day Adventist)101 students | Gr. KG-8
CoveloCovelo Sda School
77650 Crawford Rd
Covelo, CA 95428
(707)983-6822(Seventh-Day Adventist)14 students | Gr. K-7
Crescent CityCrescent City Seventh-day Adventist Christian School
Po Box 1905
Crescent City, CA 95531
(707)464-2738(Seventh-Day Adventist)7 students | Gr. 1-8
La CrescentaCrescenta Valley Adventist School
6245 Honolulu Avenue
La Crescenta, CA 91214
(818)249-1504(Seventh-Day Adventist)78 students | Gr. K-8
Palm DesertDesert Adventist Academy
74200 Country Club Drive
Palm Desert, CA 92260
(760)779-1799(Seventh-Day Adventist)103 students | Gr. K-8
DinubaDinuba Jr Academy
218 S Crawford Avenue
Dinuba, CA 93618
(559)591-0194(Seventh-Day Adventist)25 students | Gr. K-8
Baldwin ParkEast Valley Sda School
3554 Maine Ave
Baldwin Park, CA 91706
(626)960-4751(Seventh-Day Adventist)44 students | Gr. PK-7
Nevada CityEcho Ridge Sda School
15504 Liberty Cir
Nevada City, CA 95959
(530)265-2057(Seventh-Day Adventist)20 students | Gr. 3-8
El CajonEl Cajon Seventh-day Adventist Christian School
1640 E Madison Avenue
El Cajon, CA 92019
(619)442-6544(Seventh-Day Adventist)48 students | Gr. K-8
PlacervilleEl Dorado Adventist School
1900 Broadway
Placerville, CA 95667
(530)622-3560(Seventh-Day Adventist)159 students | Gr. K-12
EscondidoEscondido Adventist Academy
1301 Deodar Road
Escondido, CA 92026
(760)746-1800(Seventh-Day Adventist)182 students | Gr. K-12
OrovilleFeather River Adventist School
27 Cox Ln
Oroville, CA 95965
(530)533-8848(Seventh-Day Adventist)12 students | Gr. 2-8
MilpitasFoothill Adventist Elementary School
1991 Landess Ave
Milpitas, CA 95035
(408)236-3061(Seventh-Day Adventist)106 students | Gr. K-9
Saint HelenaFoothills Adventist Elementary School
711 Sunnyside Rd
Saint Helena, CA 94574
(707)963-3546(Seventh-Day Adventist)43 students | Gr. KG-8
FortunaFortuna Junior Academy
1200 Ross Hill Rd
Fortuna, CA 95540
(707)725-2988(Seventh-Day Adventist)23 students | Gr. KG-8
OakdaleFoster-moore Christian School
1501 Magnolia St
Oakdale, CA 95361
(209)847-3711(Seventh-Day Adventist)6 students | Gr. 1-8
FresnoFresno Adventist Academy
5397 E Olive Ave
Fresno, CA 93727
(559)251-5548(Seventh-Day Adventist)181 students | Gr. K-12
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Your favourite all-time OHLers!
Mine are Rico Fata and Max Spiridonov.
All I remember from when I was probably 12-13 is that they were some of the fastest skaters I've ever seen.
I also remember seeing the Knights play the Platers (I think it was them...) in the first game after the WJHC one year. Jason Allison and Jamie Storr both got little trophy things for their contribution to the cause. After that I tried to collect all of the Storr, Allison and Arnott (I got Arnott and Allison confused a lot :lol) cards I could.
Denis Potvin
Bobby Smith
Gary Roberts
Kris Draper
Shean Donovan
Mark Bell
Mike Zigomanis
Andrew Ianiero
Chris Allen
Brandon McBride
Sean Avery
Eric Himelfarb
Good choices fellow Londoner :handclap: I would say Rico Fata, Rick Nash, Corey Perry and Jason Spezza :yo:
I forgot to add in there Robbie Schremp, David Bolland, John Erskine, Kyle Wellwood, Alyn Macauley, Brad Boyes.
Stefan Ruzicka, I've got a collection of some of his stuff started too.
Ryan Kuwabara
Lance Galbraith
Nick Boynton
Chris Snell
Joni Lehto
Andrew Cassels
Brett Seguin
And any player I pretended I was while playing mini-sticks in Civic Centre. :D
I have lots, but here are some:
Jason Dawe -all-time favorite
Matt Lahey
Todd Bojcun
Matt Zultek
John Tripp
Jeremy Van Hoof
Jerry Connell
Sean Venedam
Alexandre Volchkov
Brett Clouthier
John Tripp
Corey Locke
Adam Colagiacomo
Andy Chiodo
Mike Zigomanis
Bill Bowler
Marc Savard
Sean Blanchard
Jake Gilmour
Jason Arnott
I'd have to go with...
Jason Zohill
Todd Warriner/Cory Stillman
Kevin MacKay
Bill Bowler
Adam Young
Ed Jovanovski
DJ Smith
Steve Ott
about a 100 others, and of course
Brett Angel
Jason Spezza
Steve Ott
Joey Sewell
Matt Dzieduszycki
Daniel Tkaczuk
Michael Henrich
Jason Spezza
Robbie Schremp
David Ling
Eric Himelfarb
Nick Boynton
Mark Bell
Dan Tessier
Andrew Raycroft
Wojtek Wolski
Kamil Kreps
Dave Shantz
Levente Szuper
Brian Campbell
Dan Paille
Patrick O'Sullivan
Jason Spezza
Carlo Colaiacovo
Petr Kanko
Mike Cammalleri
Cammalleri never played in the OHL, TML.
Perhaps he was your favorite player in the Ontario provincial junior hockey league ? :)
Raffi Torres
Alyn McCauley
Dan Tessier
Steve Ott
Brian Campbell
Adam Coliagacomo
Scott Barney
Dan Snyder
Adam Mair
Jamie Storr
Kevin Weekes
Mike Dombkiewicz
Wes Goldie
Curtis Sanford
Dave Stephenson (I was at the game that he blew out his shoulder that made him retire)
Bryan Kazarian
Wayne Gretzky
Rumun Ndur
Joe Cook
Wes Mason
Joe Doyle
Dave Gilmore
Brian Willsie
Joe Thornton
Wayne Savage
I just started watching OHL hockey 2 years ago but a short list so far:
Bobby Ryan
Stefan Ruzicka
Adam Smyth
Mark Giordano
Dan LaCosta
Paolo Colaiacovo
Steve Eminger
Robbie Schremp
Tom Zanoski
Ken Linseman
Behn Wilson
Sylvain Grandmaitre
Kirk Muller
Mike Fiset
Scott Metcalfe
Mike Maurice
Brian Verbeek
Chris Gratton
Keli Corpse
Craig Rivet
Marc Lamothe
David Ling
Dan Tessier
Alyn McCauley
Brian Campbell
Sean Blanchard
Nick Boynton
Zenon Konopka
Joe Talbot
Sean Blanchard
Steve Washburn
Jure Kovacevic
Mike Peca
Corey Locke
Karol Sloboda
Joel Trottier
Troy Stonier
Mark Bell
Matt Foy
Seamus Kotyk and Levente Szuper
Tim Brent
Kevin Klein
Patrick O'Sullivan
Jakub Kindl
Michael Caruso
Brad May
Bryan Foragty
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Agreed on the last part.
Marc Savard.
:handclap: He is so gifted offensively. You would see something new nearly every night. His playmaking and passing was the best I've seen in a long time. He often passes off the boards to his team-mates. All-time leading Oshawa General point getter and one of the best point per game players in OHL history. :)
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22 May 2015 4:54 PM, PDT | SneakPeek | See recent SneakPeek news »
Take another look @ actress Kristen Stewart ("Twilight") in a recent issue of "Interview" magazine:
"...Stewart, now 24, grew up in L.A.—grew up on the film sets where her parents work behind the camera in Hollywood. As 'Joan Jett' in 'The Runaways' (2010), the translation from chill movie star to chill rock star is seamless and expectedly wonderful.
"But even in the 'Goya'-does-'Grimm'-fairy-tale world of 'Snow White and the Huntsman', Stewart's surly and sweet 'Snow White' is spot on.
"And playing the live-wire Beat 'Marylou' in Walter Salles's adaptation of Kerouac's 'On the Road' (2012)...
"...Stewart's cool becomes almost tangible, a magical dust she scatters around her...
"In 'Clouds of Sils Maria', directed by Olivier Assayas, Stewart plays the personal assistant of a great and accomplished actress, played by Juliette Binoche...
"...and for her performance, Stewart was the first American actress to be nominated »
- Michael Stevens
22 May 2015 2:15 PM, PDT | Popsugar.com | See recent Popsugar news »
Chris Hemsworth got an adorable visit from his 2-year-old daughter, India, on the set of The Huntsman in London on Friday. His wife, Elsa Pataky, shared a sweet Instagram photo of the two relaxing on the grass with the caption, "Visiting Papa on set!! #happydays #londongreen #thehuntsman #papaehija #lovethem." Chris is currently filming the much-anticipated prequel to 2012's Snow White and the Huntsman in the English countryside; the actor wasted no time getting back to work after celebrating the huge box office success of Avengers: Age of Ultron, which hit theaters last month. Did you vote for Chris as your favorite big-screen badass in our Pop 100 poll yet? See his sweet moment with India above now, and check out more family photos of Chris, Elsa, and their kiddos. »
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22 May 2015 1:33 PM, PDT | E! Online | See recent E! Online news »
Brace yourselves, you guys, because you're about to have all the feels. Elsa Pataky just posted yet another too-cute-for-words photo of her hunky hubby, Chris Hemsworth, playing with their daughter India, and it's a doozy. The little one is seen sitting on her dad's lap in a stunning English countryside while the actor chats her up in full costume. "Visiting Papa on set!! #happydays #londongreen #thehuntsman #papaehija #lovethem," the proud mama wrote as a caption to the family pic. Hemsworth is currently filming the highly anticipated prequel to Snow White and the Huntsman, alongside Charlize Theron, Emily Blunt, Jessica Chastain and Sam Claflin. Before the »
21 May 2015 2:20 PM, PDT | www.flickfilosopher.com | See recent FlickFilosopher news »
It gets a tad heavy-handed, but my eyes welled with tears of geeky joy at the film's embrace of an optimism it steadfastly refuses to see as old-fashioned. I'm "biast" (pro): love George Clooney; big Sf geek
I'm "biast" (con): nothing
(what is this about? see my critic's minifesto)
We geeks have been getting teased and taunted by the prospect of Disney and director Brad Bird's (Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol, Ratatouille) Tomorrowland for so long now, without getting anything more than vague hint of what the movie is actually about, that it seems inevitable that the actual film must be a disappointment. So is it?
Not at all. In fact, it's a glorious reminder — in this era of reboots and remakes and sequels and based-on-something-else movies — of the joy of discovery that we get far less frequently at the movies these days. »
- MaryAnn Johanson
19 May 2015 8:00 AM, PDT | Flickeringmyth | See recent Flickeringmyth news »
To promote the release of his new movie Tomorrowland, writer Damon Lindelof (the man responsible for Lost, Star Trek Into Darkness and Prometheus) sat down with Flickering Myth's Oli Davis, where they proceeded to talk about his new movie, but also the new Star Trek 3 film.
Lindelof produced the first two films in the relaunched franchise, writing the second instalment, but working on Tomorrowland and his HBO TV show The Leftovers meant he had to step away from the third. In the interview, Lindelof talks about what he knows of Star Trek 3's story so far:
"It's really about the beginning of the five year mission. It's establishing the crew after they've been out there and together for a while. But I don't know anything about the plot."
Which is…pretty much what everyone expected, seeing how Star Trek Into Darkness ends with »
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19 May 2015 4:32 AM, PDT | Flickeringmyth | See recent Flickeringmyth news »
To promote the release of his new movie Tomorrowland, writer Damon Lindelof (the man responsible for Lost, Star Trek Into Darkness and Prometheus) sat down with Flickering Myth's Oli Davis, where they proceeded to talk about his new movie, but also the new Star Wars: The Force Awakens and Star Trek 3 movies. Because they're both pretty geeky (and one of them is best buds with Star Wars director J.J. Abrams).
While getting excited about the impending return of Luke, Leia and Han, Lindelof spoke about whether he would ever take on a Star Wars movie down the line:
"Obviously Star Wars really made me want to be a filmmaker, so the possibility that I could work on one of those films in the future would be truly a dream come true."
The Star Wars chat starts at 02:09 in the video interview below. See even lower »
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14 May 2015 1:33 AM, PDT | Flickeringmyth | See recent Flickeringmyth news »
Ahead of its release next week, Walt Disney Pictures has debuted three new clips from Brad Bird's Tomorrowland, and you can check them out below…
See Also: Watch the latest trailer for Tomorrowland
Bound by a shared destiny, a bright, optimistic teen bursting with scientific curiosity and a former boy-genius inventor jaded by disillusionment embark on a danger-filled mission to unearth the secrets of an enigmatic place somewhere in time and space that exists in their collective memory as Tomorrowland.
Tomorrowland is directed by Brad Bird (Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol) and stars Britt Robertson (Under the Dome), George Clooney (Gravity), Hugh Laurie (House), Raffey Cassidy (Snow White and the Huntsman) and Thomas Robinson (The Switch).
Tomorrowland is set to open on May 22nd.
- Gary Collinson
13 May 2015 12:53 AM, PDT | Digital Spy | See recent Digital Spy - Movie News news »
Nick Offerman is the latest star to board the upcoming McDonald's biopic.
The Parks and Recreation actor joins Michael Keaton and Laura Dern in The Founder, which charts the fast food restaurant's transformation into a global franchise.
He will play Dick McDonald, who is coerced into giving more of the business over to investor Ray Kroc (Keaton), who goes on to take full control.
Kroc worked alongside Mac and Dick McDonald at their fast food restaurant in southern California, before buying the company and turning it into a household name.
The Founder will be directed by John Lee Hancock, who has previously worked on Saving Mr Banks and Snow White and the Huntsman.
It was recently announced that The Founder will be released in the Us on November 25, 2016. »
12 May 2015 1:48 AM, PDT | Digital Spy | See recent Digital Spy - Movie News news »
Laura Dern is set to join Michael Keaton in McDonald's biopic The Founder.
The actress will likely star as the first wife of Keaton's Ray Kroc, the man who transformed the fast food chain into a global franchise.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, the film will depict the struggles in their marriage as Kroc becomes consumed with his ambition for McDonald's.
The Founder will be directed by John Lee Hancock, who has previously worked on Saving Mr Banks and Snow White and the Huntsman.
Kroc worked with Mac and Dick McDonald at their fast food restaurant in southern California, before buying the company and turning it into a household name.
It was recently announced that The Founder will be released in the Us on November 25, 2016. »
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Kristen Stewart 'On the Road' dancing, with Garrett Hedlund on the right Down memory lane: Garrett Hedlund and Kristen Stewart 'On the Road' images At the time best known as The Twilight Saga's conflicted human Bella Swan, Kristen Stewart was cast as the exuberant Marylou in Walter Salles' film adaptation of Jack Kerouac's iconic 1950s novel On the Road. Salles had been impressed with Stewart's pre-Twilight work in Sean Penn's Into the Wild. Based on LuAnne Henderson, Kerouac's close buddy Neal Cassady's first wife, Marylou is described as a "beautiful little sharp chick." Apparently, one who also likes to move seductively to the sound of music – as can be attested by the Kristen Stewart picture above, which first came out online in early 2011. Besides Stewart, On the Road also features Garrett Hedlund – at the time best known for Tron: Legacy – as Dean Moriarty, »
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Mad Max: Fury Road won't be Charlize Theron's only "badass" role in the near future. Stunt performers/coordinators David Leitch and Chad Stahelski made a big splash last year with their Keanu Reeves-fronted actioner John Wick, and while they're currently actively developing John Wick 2, they'll first turn their attention to a female-led actioner starring one hell of an actress. Per Deadline, Charlize Theron is set to star in The Coldest City with Leitch and Stahelski directing, and production planning to get underway this October in Germany. Based on the Antony Johnston graphic novel of the same name, the thriller revolves around a super spy (Theron) who is spurred into action when an underground MI6 officer is killed just before the fall of the Berlin Wall. Theron will also produce the project, which boasts a screenplay by Kurt Johnstad (300: Rise of an Empire) and »
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Sam Claflin, who played Snow White's (Kristen Stewart) love interest William in 2012's Snow White and the Huntsman, will be returning for the upcoming prequel The Huntsman. The casting is somewhat surprising, though, since Kristen Stewart is not coming back as Snow White. In the original, it was William's kiss that broke Snow White's spell, but in the sequel, William is only said to have a small, supporting role.
The plot is set before Snow White and the Huntsman, centering on how The Huntsman (Chris Hemsworth) and Ravenna (Charlize Theron) first crossed paths, long before either of them met Snow White. Jessica Chastain, Emily Blunt, Nick Frost, Rob Brydon, Alexandra Roach and Sheridan Smith also star in the prequel. It isn't known if the production is eyeing other Snow White and the Huntsman stars to return for this new adventure.
Cedric Nicolas-Troyan is directing from a screenplay by Frank Darabont, »
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Sam Claflin will reprise his role of William, the childhood best friend of Snow White, in the upcoming "The Huntsman" at Universal Pictures.
A prequel/spin-off to the 2012 fantasy epic "Snow White and the Huntsman," this one puts the focus on Chris Hemsworth's titular character and how his life first intersected with the evil Queen.
Charlize Theron is returning as Queen Ravenna, while Jessica Chastain, Emily Blunt, Nick Frost, Rob Brydon, Alexandra Roach and Sheridan Smith are also onboard.
Claflin appearance will only be a small supporting one this time out. Kristen Stewart is not expected to return as Snow White with the character unlikely to be a part of the film.
Cedric Nicolas-Troyan will direct from a script by Frank Darabont, Craig Mazin and Evan Spiliotopoulos. Joe Roth will produce.
That isn't the only project Claflin is involved in today though. It has just been announced that the actor will topline "Robin Friday, »
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Sam Claflin (The Hunger Games franchise, The Riot Club, Pirates Of The Caribbean: On Stranger Tides) is set to star in the soccer legend biopic Robin Friday, to be directed by Oscar-nominated filmmaker, Henry-Alex Rubin (Murderball, Disconnect), it was announced today by producers Mike Young, Julian Stone and Paolo Hewitt of Rf Movie Productions Ltd. Financing partners include Global Film Partners' Daniel Koefoed and Guirec van Slingelandt, Telegael's Paul Cummings and 9Magnan's Meghana Gupta.
Fortitude International, co-founded by Nadine de Barros, Robert Ogden Barnum and Daniel Wagner, will handle foreign rights and will present the project to buyers at the Cannes Film Market. De Barros will be supported by her sales team including Katie Irwin, VP of International and Samantha Peel, Director of International Sales and Marketing.
CAA, which packaged and arranged financing for Robin Friday, will represent the film's North American rights.
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7 May 2015 6:49 PM, PDT | EmpireOnline | See recent EmpireOnline news »
A double dose of Sam Claflin news this fine Friday, and appropriately one of the stories is Friday-related. The actor will be playing Robin Friday, the ill-starred but supremely louche Reading and Cardiff striker, in the long-gestating film of his life. His agent has been busy because Claflin has also signed on to return for Snow White And The Huntsman sequel, The Huntsman, in the role of Snow White's love interest, William.There's no danger he'll mix the two up and scythe down Snow White with a two-footed lunge, largely because Kristen Stewart is unlikely to return as the mirror-bothering princess. Instead Claflin, who's earmarked for a small supporting role, will be joined by franchise newbies Jessica Chastain and Emily Blunt, with Charlize Theron back as Queen Ravenna. Nick Frost, Rob Brydon, Alexandra Roach and Sheridan Smith are also aboard.More intriguing is the Friday story. »
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Previous reports have confirmed that the upcoming Snow White and the Huntsman sequel/spin-off The Huntsman already has plans to bring back a few actors from the first film, including Chris Hemsworth, Charlize Theron and Nick Frost, but now new reports are coming in saying that Sam Claflin will be reprising his role as well. At this point, it really does seem like Kristen Stewart is the only actor not being invited to this party. The news comes to us from The Wrap, which says that Claflin has signed a deal that will see him return to the role of William, the son of Vincent Regan's character Duke Hammond and the love interest for Snow White in Snow White And The Huntsman. For those of you hoping that the actor will have an expanded part in the upcoming spin-off, however, I do have some disappointing news, as Clafin is »
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Sam Claflin, who played Snow White's love interest William in "Snow White and the Huntsman," will return for Universal's sequel "The Huntsman," which focuses on Chris Hemsworth's titular character, TheWrap has learned. Claflin will reprise his role as William, Snow White's childhood best friend whose tender kiss broke the spell in the first film. He'll appear in a small supporting role, and despite his casting, Kristen Stewart is not expected to appear in "The Huntsman." Charlize Theron is returning as Queen Ravenna, and she'll be joined by new additions Jessica Chastain and Emily Blunt as the film's villain. »
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The Hollywood Reporter is claiming that the former Game Of Thrones star is in talks to appear in Training Day director Antoine Fuqua's update of the 1960 film, which itself was a remake of the 1954 Japanese film Seven Samurai.
Nic Pizzolatto (True Detective) and John Lee Hancock (Snow White And The Huntsman) have contributed to the screenplay, while already on board to star are Denzel Washington, Chris Pratt, Ethan Hawke, Vincent D'Onofrio, Wagner Moura and Haley Bennett. Byung-hun Lee, set to be seen this summer in Terminator Genisys, is also reported to be joining.
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Charlize Theron wants girls to realise that being a feminist "doesn't mean that you hate men".
The actress spoke with Elle UK about gender inequality in Hollywood, and explained how she negotiated equal pay for upcoming film The Huntsman.
On the pay disparity in the cast of American Hustle, she said: "When I thought about the temperature out there - with finding out what Jennifer [Lawrence] and Amy [Adams] were being paid on a set with guy actors who are their counterparts...
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On her own salary negotiation, she added: "I have to give them credit because once I asked, they said yes. They did not fight it. And maybe that's the message - that we just need to put our foot down.
"This is a good time for us to bring this to a place of fairness, »
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Désiré André
Désiré André (André Antoine Désiré) (March 29, 1840, Lyon – 1917 or 1918, Paris) was a French mathematician, best known for his work on Catalan numbers and alternating permutations.
He is the son of Auguste Antoine Désiré André, shoemaker in Lyon, and his wife Antoinette Magdalene Jar.
He entered the École Normale Supérieure in 1860 and passed the Agrégation in Mathematics in 1863. He defended his doctoral thesis on 25 March 1877 .
He was a student of Charles Hermite (1822–1901) and Joseph Bertrand (1822–1900).
Starting as a teacher at the Lycée de Troyes, we went on to Collège Sainte-Barbe, then to the University of Dijon and finally became professor of mathematics at Collège Stanislas de Paris from 1885 to 1900.
He was a laureate of the Ministère de l'Instruction Publique, member of the Circolo Matematico di Palermo and the Commission Internationale Permanente de Bibliographie Mathématique. He was made a Knight of the Legion of Honour in July 1897.
Désiré André played a role in the French mathematical community of his time, including the Société Mathématique de France. He was the treasurer of the association from its inception in 1873 to 1876. He became chairman of the Société in 1889 or 1890.
He was the author of a 1909 book on notation in elementary mathematics, Des notations mathématiques, énumération, choix et usage.
He was president of the Société philomathique de Paris.
He lived at 28 rue Vauquelin, Paris.
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- Michèle Audin, Fatou, Julia, Montel : Le Grand Prix Des Sciences Mathematiques de 1918, Et Apres..., Springer, 2009. ISBN 978-3-642-00445-2.
- Désiré André, Notice sur les travaux scientifiques, Gauthier-Villars, 1910.
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- Mémoire sur les permutations quasi-alternées
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I agree with Ken....it amazes me, and I know just a couple people who, like you, no matter how much they have on their plate, seem to be always taking on new projects. It's definitely a big part organizational skills, along with a love for what you do. This is the last photo I'll post....the headstock, which is unusual, and the tuners which are also original.
Here's a closeup of the fret inlays. I noticed it was starting to dry out, or had, so I used some "Fret doctor" after a lot of research, which is bore oil, and it seems to be much better now, but I didn't have time to take pics. Notice the finish was never touched, so some of the old finish yellows the MOP in spots...I guess it's MOP....and other places it is shiny where there is no finish. It really looks cool with light reflecting on it and all the colors jumping out.
Here is what it looks like today. I don't know how to use the Mac photo editor the way I did on my PC, which is retired, so I opened them side by side and took a screen shot. Might have to click on the image to get the entire shot. I'll post the neck showing the inlays which is pretty cool. It is somewhat similar to the 165 in the book, but with a different headstock inlay, and so many different fret marker inlays that this is either a custom job or very possibly something a salesman may have used to show the different markers. I had a local guy, Manny Salvador do the work, and I need to get some ebony pins which were missing, and have the holes cut uniform....he replicated the bridge, uneven sized holes and all!! He said to bring it over and we could do this anytime, but I haven't gotten to it yet, figuring I'll wear out the strings first. Wanted to keep it original as possible, and I cheaped out on the bridge a bit, not having the MOP things done on the new bridge, but that could be done in the future easily enough. There was only one on the old bridge, but it gives the idea of what is there. I have the entire old bridge used as a model. He also did a neck reset.....used only hide glue, so anything he did and future work will be easier.
Hey Steve, I didn't decide to keep them private, I would have told you...I just haven't gotten around to it yet...sorry, it just seems to take me forever to get to do things these days...
Hi Ed, It's one of those things I want to but don't want to. I play it, but it really should be in a collector's hands, and possibly restored to what it was made for, catgut. I did post some pics somewhere, but believe they were the before pics, which my icon is. I also thought about something with the photos of your miniatures. I assume you decided to keep them private until the book is published which is great, as it will be better to have a whole book of surprises than to get too much of a preview, but if you decide to post pics, there are plenty of photo editors that you can use to apply a watermark. I've worked with thousands of coin photos, being an American colonial coin collector, and learned to always keep a back up of originals, because although most adjustments and work can be undone, there comes a time when they can't. Flash memory sticks are ideal since they hold so much information now. I'll post a few pics, or maybe a montage here of the L&H today.
Will be looking forward to pics of the L&H...
Some beater!! I'm actually going to be listing this little parlor Lyon and Healy, but with no cracks, aside from somebody one time putting steel strings on it and yanking the bridge off and then screwing it back it, I think it plays pretty good. Had a local guy, Manny Salvador, build a nice bridge for it, and he assured me the beefy neck would not be affected by silk and steel when I got cold feet about getting away from the catgut origins, but as much as I love this thing, it is really something a collector should have since I keep wanting to strip it and refinish it to see that Brazilian a lot better the way it would have looked new!! Oh well....gonna be doing some sound videos, but it is NOT a 000 Martin sound wise....a good beater for me, and my take it everywhere I go guitar is the 000-15M....I tune down a half-step and couldn't ask for any better sound. I even finally got to use those Pearse Bronze sans phosphor strings that have been sitting around, and they sound great on it.
Anyone selling any decent priced (beaters O.K) 50 era Martins ? 000 size preferred.
A sort-of-Martin - a Sigma DM-1 - on Goodwill:
Currently $5 - 4 days left - shipping $35...
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