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- Publisher: Perfect World Entertainment
- Release Date: Jun 20, 2013
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Jun 20, 2013I wanted to play this game, but when I try to download it, it says to me "Disabled Region". So in 21th century we divide people on those who can play the game and those who can not? I believe I can't see any good in this game since i am not even good enough to play it here from Russia. Thanks, get your negative feedback.
Jun 20, 2013
Jul 14, 2013This game starts out quite fun. Decent combat for an MMO, linear questing and the foundry is an interesting concept.
But after you've scratched the surface, you'll find nothing but exploitative PW cash shop (pay IRL money for respecs????) the game has been hacked to shreds and they refuse to reset not to mention the region locking.
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Jun 21, 2013+Awesome combat system.
+Leveling up is very fun.
-Horrible cash shop system. Not only because of spending money, but because it takes all progression fun away, even if you are ready to pay.
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Jun 20, 2013the game is very fun. the game has great action in the combat. It fells like a true action rpg with mmo elements. The game looks great. It is fast to install.
Jun 27, 2013
Jun 22, 2013Typical free to play MMO. The Foundry is 'ok', but HIGHLY dependent on players. That means some good content, but mostly 'meh'. They gouge you in the pay shop, and those bundle things are a scam.
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Jun 25, 2013Pretty good free game (at least for some days)... After this, you really have to pay. No money, no honey, no fun. If you don't five real money, you'll stay with two chars, boring companions, items, etc while all around you other players get the good stuff. I really prefer "pay per month" MMOs, cause at least they're sincere and everyone starts on a level basis.
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Oct 25, 2013This has to be the buggiest game known to man. The developers don't seem to care a hoot about making this game fun to play. Very poor design overall and the execution is terrible. Needs a new owner/management.
Jul 3, 2013This game has last century DX9 graphics and a horrible P2W cash shop. Nevermind that the game is full of exploiters, hacks and the character customization is the worst in MMO history.
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Jun 20, 2013Stunning environments. The combat feels fantastic really well polished. Progression never gets stale or grindy. The game hud/calendar caters to varying play styles without aggressively competing for my time... For free. It really bridges the gap between a fast paced action game experience and an often overwhelming depth of a hardcore mmo.
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Jun 21, 2013The overall gameplay is pretty awesome, with lots of features and such, definitely a must-play for MMORPG lovers out there.
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Jun 26, 2013I give it a 1 to be friendly. Because this is the worst mmo i have ever experienced since 2003.
Full of exploits hackers, bots. High priced zen shop you can buy end-game gear with cash directly from auction house by trading zen-diamonds. Most of classes are broken and become boring after a wile.
Terrible optimized huge lag spikes everywhere. PVP is a arena of bots and exploits. -
Jul 11, 2013Never winter is a wonderful concept, with pleasant leveling and graphics. The combat is somewhat messy, and lacks any sort of direction. The biggest flaw with this game is the fact that is f2p, and carries the pay to win element to the extreme. This game would definitely be better off as a subscription based game.
Aug 19, 2013
Sep 3, 2013VERY GOOD WAN. Very FUN with friends but NOT with Adam because he cheats!! Very much Dungeons and Dragons but havent met a dragon yet so Im a bit upset. Where are dragons guys gimmie some help? ANYWAY very good wan very fun good game worth manny penny go figure LOLZ.
Sep 26, 2013Most imaginative, addictive, and serious MMO I've played since WoW first came out (before all the hoopla). If they don't fix the bugs, however, fail.
Oct 16, 2013This is what a Dungeons & Dragons game on the PC should be. It's one of the most beautiful and balanced MMORPGs I have ever played. It has become my main game.
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Jun 21, 2013The action combat is great, and very different from most MMOs! Also love the unique take on crafting that Neverwinter offers. The Foundry, which lets players create their own missions and custom maps is also a great feature that really adds to the game.
Jun 21, 2013
Jun 23, 2013Decent game. Never been a big fan of MMRPG's but the game does have a nice single player option. What is missing is Melee weapons for the Cleric and Mage. Everything cannot be a distance attack. How about split class, fighter/mage. Let us level up to a certain level in one class and switch to a different one. Or at least more character options
Jun 26, 2013
Jul 15, 2013An awesome game, it's fun to play and feels like a new breath in the MMORPG genre, it's well built and I have not experienced any bugs, the only down site is the lack of an open world map.
Jul 21, 2013I really wanted to like this game, but couldn't get into it. There were too many bugs to feel comfortable and it seemed just a bit too money hungry. Maybe in time it will improve.
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Aug 1, 2013I've been playing WoW for 7 years... then stopped... started this game up and all I can say is WOW!!!!!!!! the combat is not only easier but more fun! keep in mind that this game is not a huge MMO like WoW, its more like a Diablo/WoW mix.... i have NO complaints
Aug 2, 2013
Aug 25, 2013The game is somewhat breath of fresh air in MMO world. It offers dynamics combat great Dungeons & Dragons world (However it lacks sophisticated story line), although game seems to be very simple and unfinished let me take paragon paths as an example there's only one paragon path you don't have any choice Another thing is the micro-payments are ridiculously high, certainly not worth their price.
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Oct 8, 2013As a D&D and Neverwinter Nights fan, I wanted to see what an MMO version offered, and I came away feeling that it accomplished its goals, if only for a month or so. It's like a single-player sandbox dungeon; when I reached what felt to be the proverbial end, it was time to move on.
Sep 17, 2013Neverwinter is a disappointing MMO. There isn't a lot of freedom for players to roam and it doesn't re-imagine itself in the open world genre. For a free-to-play game it offers too little.
Sep 6, 2013Neverwinter is one of the best free-to-play games this year, with its fluid combat, extensive amount of quests, and Foundry tool in which players can create their own adventures. Most importantly, premium points and items don't affect the game for those who choose to adventure on the free route. Role-playing fans owe themselves an extended journey to the world of Neverwinter.


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The Poor Will Be Glad
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This eminently practical book shows how ordinary people can help fight poverty around the world. Focusing on proven initiatives such as microfinance and employment-based solutions, the authors outline specific steps we can take in leading the charge against spiritual and physical poverty. Also includes photographs by award-winning photographer Jeremy Cowart (www.jeremycowart.com).
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This eminently practical book challenges the church to shift tactics in the battle against spiritual and physical poverty and equips ordinary Christians to translate their compassion into thoughtful action.
Authors Peter Greer and Phil Smith examine the pitfalls of traditional approaches to reducing poverty. Then, through real-life stories and insight born of personal experience in serving the poor, they outline a new model of economic development based on proven solutions for effectively reducing poverty. They demonstrate how microfinance and employment-based solutions free people from the cycle of dependency, helping them regain their dignity and provide for their families. Blending passion with practicality, they show readers who share God's heart for the poor how to reorient their efforts from giving handouts to offering a hand up, paving the way for local initiative and ownership.
By highlighting poverty-fighting methods for small groups and churches along with workable steps for individuals to pursue, The Poor Will Be Glad sounds a compelling call to carry God's justice, mercy, and compassion to the hurting people of this world.


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This thread is for those of you with questions about the Total Eclipse/Muv-Luv anime or manga. There are many questions that don't need a whole thread to discuss them. A simple practical answer straight from the anime or manga without any speculation can solve these connundrums. If someone has such a question about Total Eclipse/Muv-Luv which can be solved by answering with facts from an official source, then please ask that question here.
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The Muv-Luv wiki isn't like most other wikis, in that it doesn't take itself seriously at all, and has a high number of gag articles in order to counteract depressing shit that happens.
That said, the TSF sections read mostly like something outta Wikipedia. |
2012-07-27, 01:36 | Link #9 |
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Yep. Yuuya was a test pilot for the YF-22 Raptor prototype, IIRC. Either that, or he was a test pilot on the initial batch of F-22A Raptors entering service.
Incidentally, the YF-23 was just as stealthy as the YF-22, and had excellent CQC performance exceeding the Raptor, but it was also a hangar queen that needed a significantly greater amount of maintennance work, compared to the Raptor. Raptor was also relatively cheaper and easier to mass produce, and was not a drastic change in tactical doctrine. |
2012-07-27, 02:55 | Link #10 |
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The ATSF competition was in 1990, Yuuya's almost certainly too young to have been the YF-22 prototype test pilot.
He was probably a test pilot in the later stages of development e.g. the EMD Phase2, since after the ATSF competition the continued Raptor development dragged on for another decade or so. |
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Which mirrors real life: ATF was completed by 1991 and the YF-22 announced as winner, but the first production aircraft was rolled out in 1998 and the first 8 birds were EMD machines before production Raptors made their way to active duty squadrons.
Which means he probably kniws the Infinities... |
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No, still Muv-Luv. I'm getting my info from translatons of Tactical Surface Fighter In Action, link here.
The "problem" as it were is that for the most part, the guys who did the writeups on the TSFs did to their research on the histories of the fighters that inspired the TSFs, and a fair number of things - sort of - mirror IRL. Of course, it's not perfect - IRL Strike Eagle's performance is somewhat less compared to the C-model Eagle, on account of the extra weight and drag from the conformal fuel tanks, but in Muv-Luv the Strike Eagle exceeds the Eagle in every way. For example the Jolly Rogers Tomcats seen in Ep2 are explicitly stated to be VF-103, and not VF-84, the original Jolly Rogers, which mirrors IRL. |
2012-07-28, 00:51 | Link #15 |
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i guess it make sense.Since VF-84 was disbanded in 1995 and VF-103 took up the name of Jolly Roger since then in real life. So during Muvluv 1998, the Jolly rogers would have been Vf-103.
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Exactly, it's one of those little things that mirror IRL. Another is Raptor deployment - ATF/ATSF both concluded in 1991, and the first production Raptor, for the EMD phase, was rolled out in 1998, and deployment was achieved at the turn of the century (2001 for Muv-Luv, 2005 for IRL).
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-- there was a Bill O'Reilly in the Miller time segment tonight do you manage presidents here in New York City witnessing according -- sandy -- -- -- -- -- Saw you you flu and just to lend us moral support here from Santa Barbara California.
Who -- -- that you guys you know you gonna fall into the ocean in the earthquake that's just a matter of actually sure.
So what are your impressions on the storm.
Well first off.
You know the power went out and if I'd been anymore in the dark -- would have been Joseph Biden so it looked.
If you get a couple -- They haven't put the -- and yeah a couple serious things though about the storm bill that I noticed.
I like when Bloomberg comes out and says stay away from here I got problems.
I hope people are noting this is exactly what Nagin should -- -- with Katrina -- years ago.
They have used the the -- against bush and Republicans that -- -- about people in trouble.
And bush always said hey I was told not to comment no the but I didn't need -- -- absolutely this proves it but then if you think I did just let me set up that Bloomberg told President Obama.
And Dennis Miller not to come to New York Miller -- -- -- him.
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I was stunned blocks away Billy and I gave up after forty minutes is just walked on aging body without a -- subways are out.
Just remember that folks next time they tell you that they're heartless and bush was heartless they don't want the president in a major area and good for Bloomberg percent.
Now do you think that the -- is gonna have any influence on the presidential vote next week.
No but I would watch West Virginia and you know they often say that can that Obama looks Kennedy -- I don't usually agree with that -- might look like Joseph Kennedy and West Virginia because of making game that vote down there and that snowstorm.
Build him did accident and I think he's run as an electrician I know it's cold country but I saw three feet of snow in -- I said there's going to be some weird balloting come -- and out of West Virginia this time so.
-- -- -- but have you seen in the last week or so any change in the dynamic of the election.
You know what I was thinking I was looking and Obama and I Singapore -- -- squander this political cachet because you have to admit when he first came in you've never seen a guy do you -- -- more money and big advantage absolute.
And 53% of the country into -- 70% approval rate is scant four years later people kind of they are -- the economy economy hasn't improved it's also one other thing in my lifetime and I'm 58 now.
I've seen -- -- -- followed them -- as closely Kennedy obviously I was younger.
I've only seen to that seemed to actively dislike half the population of the country Nixon.
I think I think it Nixon float down the Potomac on -- -- would be be removed Bozo -- fat cats making fun of kids and all the hippies and that.
And I look at Barack Obama I think you know I don't sense he likes half this country and I think that's coming back the -- -- -- his religion -- -- -- -- argument Joe The Plumber doesn't make that he doesn't have a pick up truck there seems to be your real.
This association between him and the -- lawyers the class.
You think it has anything to do with the grievance because in some African American communities if there is a grievance.
Whites who aren't sympathetic to their -- And and that may be driving a little bit of it so.
There are some African Americans who believe that the reason they're not prospering as a community.
All right is because that society has done enough and the reason it's -- isn't done enough.
It is a rich white guys.
No I don't think of it like that -- -- -- I think of him as one of those intelligentsia swells who looks down on people that he thinks sign up to speed intellectually with him.
So I don't get a color -- off him I get I I know that crowd it's -- -- terrorists that -- states that are on.
And they you know they have Jack Henry -- Norman -- there are many Canada east yeah Ted let's not right they look down and you're at a -- -- -- -- -- -- And and I -- as I.
I can't have freedom is neither do you put over the picnic I believe you have burgers or put the canopy over the Bernard she's still Halloween -- Triton -- when you walk we've tried to -- he walked in here well I'm not going out as closely today.
Oh yeah listen I was watching the other night Bloomberg and the other talking about taking away.
Halloween and certain things.
And in certain instances cities and -- -- ruled yesterday let's say it's part of any input polarization of America I was watching Bloomberg speak about this storm the other night.
An -- a woman stood next don't do in the sign language and he says.
If you see a live wire that's fallen from a power -- do not pick it up with -- sparking and the woman goes.
Could you again again again you're on -- and all right well I want don't.
I noticed right -- and you know what she did she hit.
The married ahead and -- about Krajina is -- I don't know if you get above the -- to go but I've not been hit again saying it won't work once the cup on the size of the candy bars because there to -- yeah.
Those one but in terms and they look regular.
What exactly mayor Bloomberg's Halloween -- right you can only give one imminent.
But I'm not could not at all for me Mayor Bloomberg has lost the jump although it may be an impersonator out on the street out there and let's put it back it's easier to you both very good achievement there and I.
-- Dennis Miller everybody be back go away.
There after the vote and we would like tell you tickets are almost sold out -- -- the bow to pressure showing Saturday December 8 at the EnergySolutions Arena.
It was it was huge news and on Saturday November 24 tickets going fast of that and I think that that maybe I should say -- -- -- -- about.
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Wolff House, Estate of the Day
I couldn't settle on a celeb house to feature for my Sunday estate so instead we are looking at one that might be a bit of candy for a celebrity with an architecture jones. The Wolff House was built by John Lautner in 1961 (you may remember the name from the recent sale of Courtney Cox Arquette and David Arquette's sale of a Lautner in Malibu). This home a three-bedroom in the Hollywood Hills, is a a modernist treasure in wood and stone and glass. The house is on a private cul-de-sac and has an amazing view. Other features include a one-bedroom guesthouse and a beautiful pool. An article in Variety from 2005 indicates that the home was sold in 2005 for around $4 million. It is listed now at $5.995 million.


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MARK YOUR CALENDARS. The FTC will host three days of public hearings to examine evolving technology and consumer protection in the coming decade. The event will bring together experts from business, government and the technology sector, consumer advocates, academicians, and law enforcement officials. The hearings will be held November 6-8 at the Lisner Auditorium, 730 21st Street, NW, Washington, DC, and will be free and open to the public. On November 9, the FTC will host a non-public meeting of invited law enforcers and other government officials to examine the implications of emerging technologies on consumer protection in the coming decade. For more about the hearings: www.ftc.gov/techade. Press release: www.ftc.gov/opa/2006/07/techade.htm
SEE YA SEASILVER. A U.S. District Court has ordered the marketers of Seasilver, an alleged phony cure-all, to pay almost $120 million for failing to comply with the court's previous order to pay consumer redress. Seasilver is a liquid dietary supplement containing aloe vera, phyto-silver sea vegetables, herbs, and cranberry concentrate. Its promoters claimed it was clinically proven to treat or cure 650 diseases, including cancer and AIDS, and cause rapid, substantial, and permanent weight loss without dieting. Press release: www.ftc.gov/opa/2006/07/seasilver.htm
DEBT COLLECTORS. A company that allegedly used lies and threats to collect debts has agreed to pay $150,000 to settle FTC charges that its tactics violated federal laws. The FTC alleged that Whitewing Financial Group, Inc. tried to collect on very old debts, many of which were beyond statutory limitations, too old to appear on credit reports, or discharged in bankruptcy. In phone calls, Whitewing allegedly pressured consumers and confused them about their rights. Press release: www.ftc.gov/opa/2006/07/whitewing.htm
THROWN OUT OF SCHOOL. An operation that sold bogus college financial aid services and repeatedly violated court orders has been permanently banned from selling academic goods or services. In its original case, the FTC charged that Integrated Capital, Inc. promised (but never delivered) better college financial aid packages than students could find on their own. Settlement of those charges barred the defendants from making deceptive claims but they violated the order by continuing the practices. Press release: www.ftc.gov/opa/2006/07/nsfa.htm
GOING, GOING, GONE: USING WIRE TRANSFERS FOR INTERNET AUCTION PURCHASES CAN BE RISKY. Explains that bidders in Internet auctions shouldn't wire money to people they don't know and trust, and describes some common scams targeting bidders. 8.5"x11", 2 pages. www.ftc.gov/bcp/edu/pubs/consumer/alerts/alt169.htm
AT-HOME GENETIC TESTS: A HEALTHY DOSE OF SKEPTICISM MAY BE THE BEST PRESCRIPTION. Advises consumers about the marketing, sale and use of at-home genetic tests. 8.5"x11", 4 pages. www.ftc.gov/bcp/edu/pubs/consumer/health/hea02.htm
The Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB) maintains a two-part rating system for video and computer games. The FTC has a new online quiz to educate parents about the ESRB's rating system. Test your knowledge of the ratings and what they mean at: www.ftc.gov/bcp/edu/multimedia/quizzes/ratings/index.html
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I love Mexican Food (revision: i love ALL food) and the problem with loving food so much is that it loves your body back by hugging it in places like the gut and hips and never lets go!
So… I found this Smart Ones with Chicken Enchiladas! I love enchiladas- recently made some for my mommy that were gobbled up! I figured I would give this frozen entre a shot for lunch.
I love the sante fe rice and beans entre and really really had high hopes… It smelled intoxicating and everyone was craving mexican food… Can't lie- it was fragrant in the most fantastic way.
Not kidding. I went to take a bite and noticed my enchilada was a bit on the "flimsy" side. I investigated.
OH THE HORROR! its not even CHUNK Chicken. Its chicken Puree! GAG! What good is food if there is no texture?!?! the smells were spot on. The flavor totally destroyed because of mushy texture.
Hi lunch, meet trash.
I was in no mood to skip lunch or deny my Mexican cravings. I just so happened to be reading Midtown Lunch and found an entry for a downtown Mexican Food… it was like the foodie Gods felt bad for me and gave me a sign:
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2- this place got great reviews
3- i wanted good mexican food.
I placed an order and 30 mins later (after the delivery guy got lost)
This was on my desk. This aromatic ginormous thing was sitting on my desk and calling me to dive in.
This is all Smart Ones' fault for making a shitty Mexican Entree. After first bite, I needed a moment of silence to fully enjoy what was going on in my mouth. Spicy, perfectly assembled, tasty as hell burrito.
I called my mother afterwards and even she knew about this place. Obviously, I can't eat this as often as I would like but Tajin really made my day when they saved my craving and restored my faith in quick Mexican Food… I might attempt to recreate this. *MIGHT*
Last week, Carol came to NY on business with some of her students. As is tradition, Carol and co. always kidnap me and I take them to my fave places. This year was no different from the last. As has become the tradition, Carol suggested going to Tu Casa, a yummy lil peruvian spot up the block from my house and Crumbs, a bakeshop that makes MAMMOTH cupcakes in a wide variety of flavors.
My battery flaked out on dinner , so no pics, but we all ate well! As the norm, Carol and I ate Arroz Moro y pernil con tostones y salsa verde al lado. fan freaking tastic. Rice was cooked perfectly and roast pork was juicy and garlicky.
My battery flaked out on dinner , so no pics, but we all ate well! As the norm, Carol and I ate Arroz Moro y pernil con tostones y salsa verde al lado. fan freaking tastic. Rice was cooked perfectly and roast pork was juicy and garlicky.
I always gain weight when carol comes to visit ! LOL
At crumbs, we decided to try some new stuff!
Carol and I split the Twinkie Cupcake… oh my heaven. Moist yellow cake surrounded by a lightly sweet cream that did have a cupcake-y slash twinkie taste. it was topped with cake crumbs. Really enjoyed this!
And since it was a spur the moment thing, I picked up some Cupcakes (new and old) to share with Henritos who was stuck at work (boo!)
Also, we had an argument that day and I have come to find that Cupcakes are the best way to say sorry! LOL.
argument? what argument? MMM Cupcakes!
The one right in your face is a new flavor: Chocolate raspberry curl. It sounds great! It seems decadent but this is not one you can sit down and eat in one sitting. It reminds me of the chocolate covered jellies I used to buy in the bodegas in Brooklyn (memories!) but after a few bites I needed to put this baby down. Too rich!
To the left of the raspberry curl is a tried and true favorite. CAPUCCINO. This cupcake is a coffee lovers world. Its not too sweet but has a rich caramelly coffee smell with some chocolate cake to balance out the richness leaving this cupcake to be the perfectly balanced ball of YUM.
To the LEft of the Capuccino is a seasonal cupcake. PUMPKIN. the innards reminded me of carrot cake. Very cinnamonny- nutmeg-y with walnut and raisin chunks. I mean, you cant go wrong with Pumpkin EVER! Great holiday favorite. I recommend getting one before it goes away till next year!
Lastly, a favorite among most. RED VELVET. My very first experience with Red Velvet came from this cupcake. Moist. Sweet. deep red. RED VELVET. So good! henry gave me a bite and then said he couldnt share anymore… Babe, I understand- its that good!
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Francis Ford Coppola: Marlon Brando talent based on his "bad memory"
Francis Ford Coppola was at TIFF Bell Lightbox Sunday, for a Mavericks In Conversation session hosted by Cameron Bailey, the festival's co-director. (Peter Bregg/Getty Images)
Was Marlon Brando's unique acting style based on his poor memory?
So says filmmaker Francis Ford Coppola, who directed Brando in The Godfather and Apocalypse Now, and who got to know the irascible actor's methods intimately.
Coppola was at TIFF Bell Lightbox Sunday, for a Mavericks In Conversation session hosted by Cameron Bailey, the festival's co-director.
They chatted about films old and new, the latter including Twixt, the film Coppola is premiering at TIFF. Memories of the late Brando got the most laughs.
Coppola said he and Brando would spend hours on set discussing all manner of topics, a method he used both to loose the actor up and also to record his thoughts on tape.
He'd later use the tape to fashion dialogue for Brando to follow, line by line.
"Brando tended to have a bad memory. I'm convinced his acting style was based on that," Coppola said.
"He'd go, 'Oh, I dunno I dunno'... He was literally trying to remember the line!"He was a master of using cue cards. So what I would do is I would have him recite the monologue that was derived from these hours of discussions ...
"And then he had these long monologues and he had a little tape recorder in his pocket. And he could just play it and then hear the line and then he could say the line. That's how he could remember those things."
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Fast-fashion retailer H&M made a name for itself by providing on-trend pieces for a fraction of the cost that high-end designers would charge. The problem is, that fast fashion comes at a price, namely the conditions that workers in their supplier factories are working under.
To do their part to improve the conditions, the Swedish retailer outlined how it will pay the garment workers, which could entail a rising the price of their clothing.
"We don't think this strategy will result in a price increase for our customers," a rep for H&M told Fashionista. "It is an investment in our customer offering and will benefit H&M long term. It is important to remember that the wages are only one of several factors that influence the sourcing costs and the prices in our stores. We also believe that this will lead to more stable production markets, with better efficiency and productivity. Long term this will be profitable for both us and our supplies."
Time will tell who this will truly effect the consumers but this is a very big, not to mention, important step for the retailer.
Kristen Stewart continues to add to her fashion resume. The 23-year-old Twilight star was just named the face of Chanel, Women's Wear Daily is reporting.
When Stewart was spotted in the airport Monday night, the rumor mill began to spin with where she could be headed. Turns out she was headed to Chanel's Metiers d'Art fashion show at Fair Park in Dallas, Texas.
For the face of Chanel's first public appearance for the French fashion house, she wore a pair of high-waisted, wide leg, pumpkin colored leather drawstring trousers, a cropped gray blouse, a charcoal gray sweater tied around her waist with nude pointy toe pumps peeking out her pants. She topped the look off with her usual tousled waves, smoky eye makeup, and pout.
Artistic director Karl Lagerfeld staged the show in Dallas as a thank you to the city for how well Coco Chanel was treated when she visited in 1957 at the invitation of Stanley Marcus, head of Neiman Marcus. Lagerfeld channeled the western-themed catwalk thrown in her honor turning a hall at art deco venue Fair Park into a barn with a hay-scattered runway.
Stewart joins Blake Lively, Kiera Knightley, and Diane Kruger who have also fronted ad campaigns for Lagerfeld. Stewart's campaign will debut in May. She still is the face of Balenciaga's Florabotanica.
We wonder how she'll handle being the face of two separate brands. Wear Chanel on the red carpet but smell like Balenciaga, maybe?
One magical Monday, Sarah Jessica Parker met AnnaSophia Robb, and the "Sex and the City" franchise came full circle. The triple named beauties, who have both played the character of Carrie Bradshaw on our television screens, came together at Cosmopolitan magazine's Cosmo 100 luncheon in NYC December 9th for their first appearance together. Parker was polished in a velvet vintage Saint Laurent skirt, sheer blouse, and Prada boots while Robb kept things retro in a leopard print Wren crop top and midi skirt combo.
In a March 2013 interview with Net-a-Porter's The Edit, Parker expressed her opinion of "The Carrie Diaries," which would chronicle Bradshaw's younger, pre-"Sex and the City" life. "I'm not sure… You know, I think it's one of those tests of your generosity," Parker said. "She [Robb] is a lovely girl and I want her to feel good about it, but it's… odd."
Robb has since commented that Parker has shown her nothing but support since her takeover of the shared character, despite the initial wariness. Cosmopolitan posted an Instagram shot of the duo, officially documenting the special moment that "Carrie met Carrie." Get their epic looks for less below!
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Welp, we have an idea of how Rihanna is able to stay phresh off the runway. Bad gal RiRi took to the Internet Monday night to show off the holiday gifts she's received from designers, all before December 25th.
She posted eight pictures, including one that featured stacks on stacks of wrapped gifts with the caption, "This is gonna be a long night…" And was it ever! The singer with the most #1 pop songs opened gifts like Fall/Winter 2013 Prada; a Miu Miu handbag, shoes, and sunglasses; accessories from Opening Ceremony; an outfit from Rodarte; a Versace handbag from Donatella's Spring collection; a Stella McCartney envelope clutch; and boxes of Alexander McQueen.
Must be nice, right?
We have to say when North West's mom showed off her baby girl's designer duds in this manner, we thought a good ole thank you would have done the job. That same thought applies here, Ri, though we think stepping out in the designer duds might be thanks enough.
It isn't a secret that the fashion industry could be more attentive to the plus-size market and now, Mango is doing their part!
The Spanish retailer just announced the launch of Violeta, a "new brand expansion targeting women sizes 40 to 52 (U.S. 8 to 20) which is set to debut in mid-January." Picking up where Mango leaves off at size 16, Violeta will offer 400 pieces of clothing and accessories, with new items added in each month.
Here's the thing, though. Mango will initially offer the line in its largest seven markets—which doesn't include the U.S. Our hope is that the States will be considered in the next step, Violeta.
Nevertheless, this is an important step for the fashion industry.
1. Style savvy girls knows that a casual linen tee is an essential in every wardrobe. Here's one of our favorites! One hundred percent of the net proceeds from these quirky-cool tops from J.Crew will be donated to Teach For America.
J.Crew for Teach for America Tee, available at J.Crew for $32.50
2. Soothing, hydrating and oh-so-deliciously fragrant, Kiehl's iconic Creme de Corps Soy Milk & Honey Whipped Body Butter is now available in two limited edition scents for the holiday season. Choose between grapefruit and coriander. 100 percent of the products' net profits, up to $100,000, will go to benefit Share Our Strength's No Kid Hungry campaign to fight childhood hunger in the United States.
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3. The Giving Keys organization employs those transitioning out of homelessness to make beautiful pieces, from jewelry to iPhone covers, from repurposed keys. Giuliana Rancic is a fan, recently sporting one of their long silver key necklaces.
(Rancic's necklace) Never Ending Necklace, Thegivingkeys.com for $55
4. This creme colored palette will not only provide a beautiful boost to skin, 100% of the profits will be donated to the Laura Mercier Ovarian Cancer Fund.
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5. The Invisible Children's wesbite offers a slew of stylish pieces, from baubles to bags, with proceeds going to the civilian protection and rehabilitation of children abducted by the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA). The "Mend" line by Invisible Children aims to empower women who were directly affected by the LRA conflict. Our top pick is this Mend canvas tote featuring a chic leather trim and a charming painted design.
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6. A gold menswear inspired watch is a timeless gift with modern appeal. For every sale of this gorgeous one by Michael Kors, United Nations World Food Programme will deliver 100 meals to children in need.
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7. Industry leaders like Iris Apfel, Deborah Lippmann, and Giuliana Rancic teamed up with HSN this season to create a line of unique tree trinkets. Named the heART HSN 2013 Designer Collection, 100% of the proceeds from the 35 designs will go to St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital.
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8. Our must-have spray for every style is getting charitable this season! For every limited edition bottle of their classic fragrance purchased, Clinique will donate $10 of to the Happy Hearts Fund, Petra Nemcova's nonprofit foundation dedicated to rebuilding schools and restoring hope and opportunity for children affected by natural disasters.
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The faces you can expect to greet you at your newsstand, January edition, part deux:
Katy Perry endured a tough year in the public eye, thanks to her divorce from comedian Russell Brand, but the 29-year-old is bouncing back better than ever with little self-love time. "I took a break from my boyfriend, not one that I wanted," Marie Claire's January cover girl told the glossy. "It was like a splash of cold water to search inward on what was going on with me. This is what lead me to this new awakening, this realizing, if I don't do some self-love, I'm not going to be able to keep the love that I want."
On the heels of her eighth album release, 32-year-old Britney Spears looks stronger than ever on the cover of InStyle magazine's January cover. Inside the glossy, she candidly answers questions from her fans about her life and her hopes for the future. "I would like to be busy the first couple of years, but then I would really like to have another baby, a girl," the mother-of-two said. "I think she would be like a mini-me. I think it's going to be crazy. I'm not going to feel as alone in the world anymore. I'm going to feel like I have a second person, like, that's me."
Newly-engaged Lauren Conrad is on the cover the January issue of Cosmopolitan, and inside talks about how she came to love her body. "I'm so jealous of people who completely love their bodies," LC told Cosmo. "I used to hate my legs, but now I always wear minis. It was an accident. In an effort to look taller, I started wearing really high heels with shorter skirts and ended up showing off my legs a lot."
Which cover are you most excited about?
Credit those good vibrations. Kate Spade Saturday is expanding it's offerings for city dwellers and tourists, opening a pair of shops in New York City!
"Something we learned from the Gansevoort Street pop-up is we like the cool vibe we have there," Kyle Andrew, senior vice president and brand director for Kate Spade Saturday told Women's Wear Daily.
This brick-and-mortar shop—the brand's second in the U.S.—will be permanently located at 152 Spring Street (minus hovering associates) and aims to embrace a "grab and go mentality." For another kind of shopper who likes to grab and go, literally, Kate Spade Saturday will house a pop-up shop in JetBlue's Terminal 5 at JFK airport featuring a showroom that allows customers to order through monitors will next day delivery, that way, you don't have to carry it on the plane. Stop by December 9th thought the 20th.
They think of everything, wouldn't you say?!
Scoring a piece from Isabel Marant's collection for H&M wasn't for the fate of heart. Even the editor's shopping preview was mayhem that rivaled the most infamous of sample sales. Marant, the woman behind the much-hyped collection, couldn't bear to check out the action in person.
Not that we could blame her.
"I couldn't [go and look] it was too much for me," Marant told Women's Wear Daily at the opening at her new London store. "I think this kind of collaboration, it's nice to do it maybe once every ten years," she told the fashion trade paper.
Smart woman. We don't know that we (or our wallets) could take another Isabel Marant collaboration any time soon.
Here's an Oscar de la Renta deal you can actually afford. Maybe. The New York-based designer will unveil his second exclusive collection for The Outnet, modeled by street style royalty Miroslava Duma, on December 17. Though still pricey, his 19-piece diffusion line runs from $325 to $1,095, a bargain for those who splurge on his ready-to-wear range with ease. [Glam Chic]
If you've eyed Scott Schuman's work over the past eight years, you'll know that he's clicked his way through the saturated fashion blogger game to become on of the biggest influencers in the form. So how does he do it? "I'm just trying to capture my feeling towards that person at that time," The Sartorialist told The Daily Beast, keeping much of his workflow a mystery. "I don't know these people, so I'm just imagining what they mean to me at that moment." In other words, he'll never tell. [The Daily Beast]
Wonder where she bought that bag or those shoes? Finally, there's an app for that. Style-Eyes, a Shazam-esque mobile app with "high quality image recognition," promises to identify clothing items that you crave and let you know where you can find it or similar styles. [Vogue UK]
We, like most of the world, were puzzled when Brad Pitt's Chanel No. 5 campaign arrived in October of last year. Still, that didn't keep it from becoming the ninth most-viewed fashion film on YouTube according to thank tank L2. Perhaps the brand will take a cue from Louis Vuitton the next time it wants to cast a leading man; the house's L'invitation au Voyage film starring David Bowie comes in at number one with more than 20 million views to date. [Fashionista]
Christian Dior is stepping into a new era. The Raf Simons-helmed brand has recruited shoe designer Francesco Russo to revive its footwear offerings. A Sergio Rossi alum, Russo launched his eponymous shoe label this year, complete with a store on Paris' Rue de Valois. [Style]
Speaking of Dior, Britney Spears is wearing a look from the house for her January 2014 cover on InStyle. [InStyle]


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24 February 2006
"Oh look! That one's a mountain goat!"We hear this quite a bit in Kids Zoo, and while much of the time it's said as a bit of a joke, every now and again there's a genuine misconception that we thought we'd clear up in this week's Animal Diary! The simple fact is: ALL goats LOVE to get up high. It doesn't matter how wild or domestic they are, what breed, what size, or how old they are... climbing up to the highest spot one can reach is one of the greatest joys of being a goat.
And while the wild counterparts of our Kids Zoo goats are very well known for their mountain-climbing habits, you'd only need to take one look at a photograph of these majestic, shaggy, white-coated animals to realise they're quite different to the domestic breeds we look after! The mountain goat is in fact an American species, and quite a separate animal from the goats of Asia and the Middle East that were developed into the domestic breeds we see today. They are thoroughly built for harsh, rugged, and often very cold habitats, with their long thick fur and strong splayed hooves, whereas most of our Kids Zoo goats originated from hotter, drier, and considerably 'flatter' landscapes.
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Serena Williams threw down the gauntlet to Maria Sharapova on Tuesday, equalling the Russian's first round double bagel with a minute to spare. But Sharapova does not roll over easily. The second seed and world No.2 produced her second double bagel of Australian Open 2013 with a 6-0 6-0 beatdown of Japan's Misaki Doi in their second round match-up on Wednesday.
"I was just really trying to be focused," Sharapova said. "I didn't know too much about my opponent; just knew she was a few inches shorter than I was.
"But it's always tough, especially when you're up a set and a couple of breaks to keep that momentum. You know, I really forced myself to concentrate and just get the job done today."
Sharapova consequently becomes the first female to produce consecutive double bagels at a Grand Slam since Wendy Turnbull in Australia in 1985. The closest anyone has got since then was Steffi Graf in 1988, with a double bagel in the first round of the French Open, and another in the first round of Wimbledon.
Not that she was necessarily aware of the score. Or so she maintained.
"Without looking at the scoreboard, I don't want anyone to know what score it is on the scoreboard just by looking at my face or my attitude," Sharapova said.
"I try to play every single point like I really need to win it.
"It's not really the statistic I want to be known for," she said about the double double bagel. I want to be known for winning Grand Slam titles, not that I won two matches 6-0 6-0."
Sharapova, seeking what would be her fifth Grand Slam singles title, and the first time she has won a second Slam title at the same event, was ruthlessly imperious, despite less than startling match statistics. She needed just 16 winners, was aided by Doi's 20 unforced errors, but did, admittedly, win 89 per cent of points on her first serve.
"In any single match, you give a person a little opportunity and they can run with it, so ... ," she said about the possibility that she has not yet been truly tested.
That is sure to change in the third round - the winner of Venus Williams and Alize Cornet is next for Sugarpova's creator. A third double bagel? Surely unfathomable. Sharapova knows, especially if it's Venus, she will have her work cut out.
"There are certainly no secrets coming into that matchup," she said about the elder Williams.
"We've played against each other many times. You know, despite the fact that she might not be seeded high or didn't play for a little bit, she's still a very experienced player and a tremendous athlete. I hope for it to be a great match."
Back to Twitter then, for Maria, who admits she is very much on a learning curve after only joining the micro-blogging site at the start of the tournament.
"I'm a rookie," she admitted freely. "There are a lot of things I'm still learning about. I'm just starting to follow things and people. Now I'm learning how to, is it hashtag things, right? That was a new one for me.
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LIVES will be at risk if plans to slash £64.8m from the London Fire Brigade budget over the next two years get the go ahead.
This is the view of the Bromley branch of the Fire Brigade Union (FBU) in response to a leaked document which outlines proposals to close fire stations and slash around 600 jobs.
Seventeen stations across London have been earmarked for closure in this round of cuts, with the nearest to Bromley being the one in Reigate Road, Downham.
Bromley's FBU representative Ed Thompson says this will impact on the fire cover available for the borough.
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Mr Thompson said: "If firefighters turn up to a fire and there are people in a building then they will rescue them but if they do not have the back-up then that puts them in greater risk.
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Pick up a mountain bike and hit the Encounter Bikeway , running through Port Elliot to Goolwa (15km east) and Victor Harbor (7km west).
Daytime walking tours of Perth, and a popular after-dark 'Small Bar Tour'. Note 'Tight Arse Tuesdays' are just $20 for the Perth tour.
Abseiling from $110, abseiling and bushwalking combo from $180, canyoning from $165, bushwalking from $100 and rock climbing from $180.
Starting with a short, steep climb this walk (3.7km loop, two hours, moderate difficulty) provides good views over the Katherine River.
You can hire boats and canoes from the Slip Jetty for cruising around the sheltered waters of the Nooramunga Marine & Coastal Park.
At the very heart of Warren National Park, this centre offers tastings of local wines and can compile a mixed case of your favourites.
Operated by a younger, energetic crew, with the focus on Fremantle's often rambunctious history. 'Tight Arse Tuesdays' are good value.
Highly regarded tour covering the history of Fremantle and the Nyoongar and Wadjuk people. Book through the Fremantle visitors centre.
Horse-riding adventures around a grand property with sweeping views, lakes and wandering bush tracks. Beginners are well looked after.
Kangaroo Valley Safaris rents canoes and bikes (half/full day $35/50) and runs overnight canoe camping trips (2-/3-day trips $85/125).
Join in the fun and action of the Melbourne's Spring Racing Carnival with a Melbourne river cruise to Flemington Racecourse. Enjoy all the excitement of The Derby, Oaks Day and the infamous Melbourne Cup, the race that stops a nation! Cruise the Yarra River to Flemington aboard a decorated cruiser.
The Kalkari discovery centre runs guided tours. It's about 2.5km into the Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park from the Mt Colah entrance.
Full-day paddles around the Coorong and Murray River mouth departing Goolwa. Includes lunch and a bush-tucker walk through the dunes.
The ferry company runs a range of KI-highlight coach tours departing Adelaide (one/two days from $248/516). 4WD tours also available.
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Before I jump into the real purpose of this article, just thought I would tell everyone that Steve Downie re-signed yesterday with the Avalanche. His two year deal holds a $2.65 million cap hit.
The NHL's free agency period begins tomorrow. As such, I thought I would look at players who the Avalanche could potentially target and sign.
Franly, I wouldn't expect the Avalanche to sign any free agent goalies or defensemen. The tandem of Semyon Varlamov and J.S. Giguere is just going to be stronger this year. Also, the Avalanche have signed 5 NHL defensemen already, and Erik Johnson WILL be signed, or I'm a fruit bat. Unless Ryan Suter tells the Avalanche that he will play for free, don't expect them to sign any defensemen. As such, I would look for the Avalanche to target 1-2 wingers, and potentially a fourth line center (though they may elect to just let Brad Malone fill that role, as he had a strong year last year).
Potential Wingers:
-Ideally, the Avalanche will sign Zach Parise. Parise is a fantastic player, and he is good friends with Paul Stastny and Erik Johnson. Perhaps the allure of reuniting with his Olympic linemate Paul Stastny, combined with Colorado being a great place to live, will bring Parise to the Avs.
-P.A. Parenteau scored 67 points last year, and he could potentially fill a hole on Matt Duchene's wing.
-Jordin Tootoo could work well. He had a good season with Nashville this past year, and it looks likely he will be leaving in search of a new home. If he came to the Avs he could work well on a line with Matt Duchene (not all season, but occasionally), and he could also fill in some fourth-line minutes with strong skill. Unfortunately, Tootoo is a smaller player, something the Avs seem to have too many of.
-Ray Whitney could really work. The man is 100 40 years old and he still put up 77 points last year. That's 20 more points than any Avalanche player last year.
-Jiri Hudler did have 50 points last year. He might be a nice fit, and he might spread his wings out on a team that doesn't have Datsyuk or Zetterberg stealing all the ice time.
-Brandon Prust would be a really good energy player for the Avs to add, as a fourth-liner.
-Alexander Semin: I don't know much about him, other than the fact he is a sniper and everyone whines about his effort level. If the Avalanche feel he could be a motivated player, he might come. He and Semyon Varlamov are good friends, afterall.
Potential Centers:
-Paul Gaustad might be a nice addition in the role of fourth line center. He's good for about 25 points a year (10 goals), and is a very large player. At 6′ 5″ he could outmuscle other centers in the faceoff circle easily.
-Richard Park was the Penguins fourth-line center for much of this year. He would bring some veteran leadership to the team, as well as strong faceoff skills.


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Sondya Hudson (30) scored eight points in a 68-49 loss to Jackson Prep last week. Hudson and the Lady Panthers must now turn their attention towards the brunt of their district schedule after the Jackson Academy New Year's Classic.By TAYLOR MITCHELLSports EditorJACKSON- Generally, when a player for Yazoo County's girls basketball squad scores 22 points, it is safe to assume those points came from one of the top players in the state, senior Ashanti Spencer.However, in a 68-49 loss to Jackson Prep at the Jackson Prep Holiday Classic, it was another Spencer that gave the Lady Patriots trouble. Ashaki Spencer scored 22 points in the loss to Jackson Prep last week.While Spencer stole the spotlight, the game wasn't anything spectacular for the Lady Panthers.After gaining a 16-10 lead over Jackson Prep in the first quarter, Yazoo County doomed itself in the second quarter with just eight points while the Lady Patriots totaled 21 points, en route to the 19-point loss.-------for the rest of the story see The Yazoo Herald printed edition or subscribe to the Digital Edition.----------
Nora Grace Davis led the Lady Raiders in scoring in a 61-26 loss to Oak Hill Academy with 15 points. Davis and the rest of the Lady Raiders will look to get back on track next week.By TAYLOR MITCHELLSports EditorBoth the Raiders and Lady Raiders of Benton Academy fell to the squads from Oak Hill Academy last week to wrap up the holiday schedule.The Raiders fell 70-37, while their female counterparts lost 61-26.The day got off to a rocky start with Lady Raiders scoring just two points in the first quarter, while Oak Hill exploded for 23. Oak Hill kept scoring points in bunches, posting 16 points in the second quarter to take a 39-9 lead at halftime.The second half wouldn't see a different story with Oak Hill scoring 12 and 10 points in the final two quarters. One thing that did change, however, was the offensive production by Benton.-------for the rest of the story see The Yazoo Herald printed edition or subscribe to the Digital Edition.----------
Despite a 10-point performance by senior Corey Cox (4) Yazoo City was unable to keep pace with Bailey, who won 51-41 Wednesday afternoon.By TAYLOR MITCHELLSports EditorJACKSON - Yazoo City entered the Jackson Pepsi Tournament looking to establish itself as one of the best teams in MHSAA 5A. Instead it was the Knights of Bailey high School who showed off their skills in a 51-41 victory in a first round match up Wednesday evening."That didn't look like my team out there," head coach Archie Carlyle said. "We had too many turnovers and made poor decisions on the fast breaks. We just weren't concentrating on what we were supposed to do."The Indians started off as the dominant squad, opening the game with 12 points in the first quarter, including a 6-0 run that gave them a three-point lead. However, Bailey wouldn't let Yazoo City hold the lead for long.-------for the rest of the story see The Yazoo Herald printed edition or subscribe to the Digital Edition.----------
The ball was just out of reach for Benton against Indianola Academy Wednesday.By TAYLOR MITCHELLSports EditorA four-point third quarter by the Lady Raiders of Benton put them in a hole they couldn't get out of as they fell to Indianola Academy 42-36 Wednesday. In the following game, the Raiders fell behind by 15 points in the first half and never threatened the Rams' lead, who went on to win 71-49.The Lady Raiders, after being down 18-8 at the end of the first quarter, played their best basketball of the season when they held Indianola to just three points in the second quarter, while posting 16 of their own to take a three-point lead into halftime.However, with just four points scored after halftime by Benton, the Lady Colonels took full advantage, retaking the lead 31-28 headed into the fourth quarter. In the final frame of action, Indianola outscored Benton 11-8 and was never in danger of losing the lead.-------for the rest of the story see The Yazoo Herald printed edition or subscribe to the Digital Edition.----------
The Mitchell ReportOne of the first things Yazoo City head basketball coach Archie Carlyle told me after his Indians fell to Bailey 51-41 at the Jackson Pepsi Tournament was "that didn't look like my team."It sure didn't.Turnovers, easy baskets missed, fouls and missed free throws doomed Yazoo City in their first round match up with the Knights. Yazoo City prides itself on playing solid defense and making the easy baskets, which includes those "easy" lay ups on fast breaks. During certain stretches Wednesday, the Indians played like they had all season long. However, those stretches were far and few between.Bailey went on runs of 8-0 in the second quarter, 9-2 in the third and 12-3 to start the fourth and 7-2 (five of which were free throws) to end the game. Giving a team runs like that is a recipe for disaster.Like I mentioned above, the Indians did have stretches were they were the dominant team. At the beginning of the third quarter, Yazoo City scored nine unanswered points to take a 28-22 lead with five minutes to go in the quarter. However, they would score just two more points the rest of the quarter while Bailey took the two-point lead with nine points.After that it seemed obvious who would leave the court victorious.Yet, the Indians still had a shot at pulling off the victory. Junior Derrick Little made back-to-back three pointers that brought the score to 44-39 with 2:51 left to go. In basketball, four points is nothing to overcome. Another big run by the Knights, this time a 7-2 run, sealed the victory."At a crucial time late in the fourth quarter we had some free throw opportunities," Carlyle explained. "We had a chance, but didn't take advantage of our opportunities."
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Spring: the earth tilts at a 23.5 degree angle South of the sun, in the Northern hemisfear. This is called a Vernal Equinox.
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science: in science class we are doing posters on our assighned animals. my asssigned animal as the seychelles frog. onw of the smallest frogs in the world. the first step in making our poster is filing out a map that shows the area in africa were are animals are found in or were they were previously found in. after you are done with the map you make a food chain showing a picture of your animal showing what your animal eats, and what eats your animal. the third thing we have to put on our poster before we start is a labaled drawing of your animal. when we finish these we can get some colored paper to use a individual backgrounds for the once we finshed all of these things we can get started on our poster. we can do our boarder.
math: in math we are making african design poster out of shapes that we made and put them in either a translation, rotation, reflection.
techedd: in techedd we are makeing m'bira's which is an african instrument. which is an african finger piano.
langauge arts: in langauge arts we are doing african folktales on animals we chose.
social studies: in social studies we are assighned and do research on the country. and we also get 10,000 dollars to spend a month in africa but we can go over our budget given.


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Residents of New Albany have a new opportunity to enjoy America's past time, as the addition of the Cotton States Baseball League (CSBL) was announced Tuesday afternoon.
Four area teams are currently being put together with all of the games being played at Legion Field at the New Albany Sportsplex. League officials talked to the community in a press conference, detailing what the wooden bat collegiate league will bring to the area.
The Falcons were down early in game one versus Falkner, but Ingomar rallied to take the first game, then took the series on Friday to advance to the next round.
Ingomar went on top 1-0 in the first, as a double by Josh Hodges scored Austin Gregory, who reached earlier on a walk.
Hodges struck out five of his first seven batters before giving up three straight hits, including two doubles, as Falkner would take the 3-1 lead.
The Falcons' bats would come alive the next three innings, as Ingomar had 12 runs to take the lead and game one.
New Albany High's golf team once again claimed division titles and are now preparing for the state tournament in Jackson.
The boys won their third title in a row, defeating Hernando, Pontotoc, Oxford and Center Hill. Below are the scores.
New Albany 321 1st place
Austin Holt 82, Tucker Holmes 78, Sam Cooper 78, Laden Stanford 83 and Blake Conlee 97.
Hernando 345, 2nd place - qualified for state as a team.
Trey Howell 82, Sam Anglin 84, Dylan Baskins 91, Austin Duykers 88 and John Michael Little 93.
Ingomar had no problems advancing to the second round of the 1A state playoffs last Friday, as they downed Shelby Broad Street, 14-0 and 15-0.
In game one, there was no surprise, as Falcon senior Josh Hodges torched the Jaguars on the mound, pitching a perfect game while striking out 16 of 18 batters.
New Albany native and former NAHS standout Ryan Wilhite died in a car accident Tuesday morning in Chilton County, Ala.
Wilhite and fellow Faulkner University teammate Teirson Hollis were in the vehicle when they were struck at 5:10 a.m. by an 18-wheeler. Both died on the scene. The two were on their way back to Montgomery after visiting with a friend in Tuscaloosa.
In their first season with an archery program, West Union captured the North Half Championship last Saturday at Lewisburg High School.
The Eagles took the championship with a score of 2815, followed by county rival East Union, with a score of 2739. With archery still a new program in the state, the best a team can currently do is win the north or south state title. Eagle head coach Kevin Meeks credits the desire of his kids in the win.
County rivals created plenty of drama on Tuesday at the Ole Miss Golf Course, as the District 2-1A title came down to a one hole playoff between West Union and Ingomar.
The two teams have faced off several time already this season, with competition close every time.
This was the first time all season that either team played a full 18 holes, and at the end of the day, the Falcons and Eagles found themselves in a tie for first place.
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The Lady Seminoles proved why they are one of the best teams in the north, as they swept West Union over the weekend to advance to the North Half finals this week.
West Union started the series on the road Thursday and held a 2-0 lead before Smithville answered and took over the game.
Leah Paige Goolsby brought in the first run for the Lady Eagles, as Claire Wilkerson walked to start the game, followed by a single by Kimberly Jumper.
The Division 4A playoffs are underway, as the Bulldogs participated in both the individual and team competitions last week.
On Wednesday, the individual tournament was held in Pontotoc, with the winners advancing to State Tournament in Jackson.
Savanah Horgan fell to Itawamba's Courtney Collins in straight sets, 6-0, 6-0, while the mixed doubles team of Callie Creekmore and Luke Wilson advance to state with a win over Tishomingo County, 6-2, 6-2.
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"My abiding memory of Phosphor in concert at the Instants Chavirés outside Paris in May 2002 is the image of the musicians huddled together afterwards in earnest post-gig post mortem. Less-is-more Improv was a serious business, and the eight members of the Berlin based collective - Burkhard Beins (percussion/zither), Alessandro Bosetti (saxophone), Axel Dorner (trumpet/electronics), Robin Hayward (tuba), Annette Krebs (guitar/tapes), Andrea Neumann (inside piano/mixing board), Michael Renkel (guitar/computer) and Ignaz Schick (turntable) - were its leading exponents back then. Seven years later, this follow-up to Phosphor's 2001 debut is a good opportunity to assess how the same musicians - without Bosetti, who has since left Berlin - have evolved in the intervening years.
While some improvisors of the Malfatti/Sugimoto persuasion have continued down the quiet path, playing even less and allowing silence to play an ever greater role, Phosphor - the group, rather than the individual musicians playing solo - have opted to play more, using a wider range of sounds, all the while miraculously retaining the leisurely pace and textural clarity of their earlier music. The only thing austere and minimal about these six tracks is the generic album and track titling; the music is as colourful and crystalline as the photograph that adorns the cover (not phosphorus, but ascorbic acid). Barely a minute into P7, Renkel's nylon string guitar is scribbling all over a sonic space bustling with activity. Dorner's pitchless machine gun splatter, Hayward's rubbery flapping, Krebs's scrumpled steel wool and the hiss of Beins's drums swept by polystyrene blocks are all instantly recognisable, but there's a real sense of teamwork here, a rare and welcome example of seven improvisors playing together without trampling each other to death. The pacing and precision is impeccable; this is music making of the highest order, marking not a break with but an extension of a rich tradition of European free improvisation."-Dan Warburton


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Events for October 12, 2013
Through May 31, 2014
Special Exhibit
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This exhibition features more than 20 sets of large-format images that showcase the wide range of research being conducted at the Museum as well as how various optical tools are used in scientific studies.
Through January 5, 2014
Special Exhibit
Frogs: A Chorus of Colors
Featuring live species, Frogs: A Chorus of Colors illuminates the diversity and evolution of frogs inhabiting the globe.
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Penguins in the IMAX Theater
Please note: The IMAX Theater will be closed from December 10-12 as we make exciting upgrades. Please excuse this temporary interruption.
Penguins, written and narrated by naturalist and noted filmmaker Sir David Attenborough, follows a King Penguin on the perilous journey from youth to fatherhood, on the island of South Georgia, near Antarctica.
September 23, 2013 - November 3, 2013
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Seminars on Science - Fall Session I 2013 Course Offering
Available online graduate courses for educators for the Fall Session I 2013 offering of Seminars on Science.
Registration Closed
Registration Closed
Saturday, October 12, 2013–Monday, May 26, 2014
Special Exhibit
The Butterfly Conservatory: Tropical Butterflies Alive in Winter
Mingle with up to 500 live, free-flying tropical butterflies.
Saturday, October 12, 2013
Members Only Programs
Birding in Prospect Park
Members, join Museum ornithologist Paul Sweet to look for birds on their fall migration as they pass through Brooklyn's Prospect Park.
Members Only


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Regional University South Rankings
Regional University South Methodology
Regional Universities offer a full range of undergrad programs and some master's programs but few doctoral programs. Regional Universities include Providence College, Elon University, Creighton University and Santa Clara University.
These rankings are split into 4 regions: North, South, Midwest and West.
Sullivan University
Louisville, KY
Founded in 1962, Sullivan University is a private institution.
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- In-state tuition and fees:
- $5,560 (2012-13)
- Out-of-state tuition and fees:
- $11,050 (2012-13)
- Setting:
- rural
University of Arkansas--Monticello
Monticello, AR
University of Arkansas--Monticello is a public institution that was founded in 1910.
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