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Falling Awake
A struggling Bronx musician falls for a pretty girl from Brooklyn while working to launch his career and exceed his father's expectations. Jay (Andrew Cisneros) is a gifted performer from a tough Bronx neighborhood. He's performing on the streets when he meets Alessandra (Jenna Dewan), a Brooklyn muse who encourages him to pursue his dreams at all costs. But in the eyes of Jay's angry, resentful father, the young musician will never get out from under the shadow of his older brother, a Marine who has recently returned home from active duty. Trapped in a vicious self-destructive cycle of violence and anger, Jay must summon the courage to stand up to his enemies, and take those first uncertain steps toward the life he's always wanted. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Flipping Out
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Two brothers contending with some pretty life-altering developments each attempt to overcome their pressing personal problems by straightening out their chaotic lives in this gonzo comedy drama from director Kevin Clark. Eric (J.D. Williams) has just learned that he is HIV+, and his brother Stephan (Jason Williams) is a delusional schizophrenic who has recently been placed under house arrest. Stephan's manipulative friend Donte (Michael Payton) is a blunt-smoking crack-head whose efforts to steer his impressionable pal off the straight and narrow might just land them both in deeper water than ever before. Meanwhile, Eric struggles with how to tell his pregnant fiancée Kim that he has been infected with the HIV virus. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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The Kill Point [TV Series]
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When an elaborate bank robbery goes horribly awry and hostage negotiations hit a hitch, two men on opposite sides of the law become locked in a violent collision course in this eight-episode Spike TV series. Created by The Negotiator co-scripter James DeMonaco, The Kill Point opens as the disgruntled Gulf War veteran-turned-bank robber Mr. Wolf (John Leguizamo) attempts to take control of a situation that's fast unraveling. As bullets begin to fly and the robbers retreat deeper into the bank, wealthy Lawrence Beck (Tobin Bell) makes it clear that he's willing to pay a tidy sum to ensure the release of his frightened daughter (Christina Evangelista). Meanwhile, Pittsburgh Police Department Hostage Negotiator Horst Cali (Donnie Wahlberg) attempts to negotiate with the increasingly volatile Mr. Wolf. With each passing minute, it seems as if the stress of dealing with both the police and his own men is fast taking its toll on Mr. Wolf's damaged psyche. Now, as the FBI arrives determined to bring this bitter stand off to an end, steely-cop Cali will find his negotiating skills put to the ultimate test. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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4 Life
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The direct-to-video urban drama 4 Life opens on Ty (Page Kennedy) and Dayvon (Wood Harris) two street chums who formerly controlled all sub-rosa drug operations on the west side of Baltimore, as heads of the collective called 'DFL' (Dogs for Life). When Ty gets picked up by the authorities on suspicion of drug involvement, he fingers Dayvon as potentially responsible for the incarceration, and concocts an ugly vengeance scheme against his former pal and business partner. Meanwhile, two DFL subordinates, Stink (Kwame Patterson) and Lil' Jay (Miguel Gaetan) gear up for a takeover of the organization. ~ Nathan Southern, Rovi
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The Wire: Season 04
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David Simon's masterful social commentary went back to school, quite literally, in the fourth season, which focuses on Baltimore's crumbling education system. A relevant link to its first three seasons is supplied by Roland "Prez" Pryzbylewski (Jim True-Frost), who left the police department to become a teacher at Edward Tilghman Middle School, a hardscrabble institution on life support that services a low-income, drug-infested neighborhood. (Incidentally, Prez's career path is similar to one of the series' producers, Ed Burns). His eighth-grade math class includes a close-knit quartet of friends -- Randy Wagstaff (Maestro Harrell), Michael Lee (Tristan Wilds), Duquan "Dukie" Weems (Jermaine Crawford) and Namond Brice (Julito McCullum). The wisecracking Brice is ignominiously selected to be part of a university experiment studying at-risk kids, which counts a former police commander, Bunny Colvin (Robert Wisdom), as a consultant. Out on the corners, Marlo Stanfield (Jamie Hector) strengthens his grip on the city's West Side narcotics trade once dominated by the Barksdale gang, and with his cold-blooded lieutenants, Chris (Gbenga Akinnagbe) and Snoop (Felicia Pearson), devises an ingenious method to hide the collateral damage of his ascent from the law. This sleight-of-hand bedevils detectives Freamon (Clarke Peters), Greggs (Sonja Sohn) and Bunk (Wendell Pierce). The trio are flummoxed by the lack of victims that would surely coincide with Marlo's ever-widening domain, a savage power grab that also threatens the relative peace of the New Day Co-Op under East Side pooh-bah Proposition Joe (Robert F. Chew). Meanwhile, the Democratic primary in the city's mayoral campaign pits the entrenched African-American incumbent, Clarence Royce (Glynn Turman), against Councilman Tommy Carcetti (Aidan Gillen), a scrappy politico with a savvy campaign manager in Norman Wilson (Reg E. Cathey), but a long shot to become Charm City's first white chief executive in years. ~ Joe Friedrich, Rovi
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Two Guns
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A pair of heat-packing teens with revenge in mind are the subject of this 2005 low-budget crime thriller from director Isidro Urquia. Young Bill decides to take the law into his own hands after his big brother is gunned down in a gangland slaying. Teaming with his pal Shorty, Bill gets his hands on some heavy artillery and sets out to even the score. Soon, the adolescent gets a hard lesson about guns and the gritty criminal underworld. J.D. Williams and Derek Dolley star. ~ Matthew Tobey, Rovi
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The Wire: Season 03
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Season three of The Wire continues the series' even-handed dissection of the Baltimore "drug wars," as seen through the eyes of both the police investigators and the drug lords. With charismatic hoodlum Stringer Bell (Idris Elba) emerging as the unofficial leader of the Barksdale drug empire, and with narcotics detective James McNulty (Dominic West) allowing his personal demons to catch up with him
an ever-increasing dependence upon booze, a curious dichotomy is established whereby Stringer often comes off as the more mentally stable and morally responsible of the two men. Even so, Stringer and McNulty are but two of the series' 40-plus recurring characters, meaning that their individual travails are never permitted to overwhelm the series' overall narrative thrust. Dictating the direction in which the 12 episodes of season three will follow is a burgeoning political-reform movement in Baltimore, with the ongoing drug investigation becoming a volatile campaign tool. Before long, "body counts" on both sides are being publicly tallied in a manner that dredges up grim memories of Vietnam. And though the story arcs have become more complex and multi-layered, there is still plenty of time to develop such quirky vignettes as the "trading" of drug-free urine from Baltimore's daycare centers. The season's final episode is titled "Mission Accomplished" -- as grotesquely ironic as when those same two words were prematurely applied to war in Iraq. The most startling development of the season-three finale is the sudden demise of one of the series' main players...with his greatest enemy becoming his biggest mourner. ~ Rovi
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This French/German co-production stars Judd Nelson as eccentric scientist Alex Branson, who, after his life is saved by a courageous golden retriever named Rex, returns the favor by operating upon the seriously injured canine. Implanting a high-tech "thetachip" in Rex, Alex transforms the pooch into a super-powered cybermutt, with ultra-developed artificial intelligence and physical powers far beyond those of ordinary hounds. Naturally, Rex's awesome new powers attract the attention of several scurrilous villains, who, aided by Alex's treacherous assistant Erica (Paulina Mielech), try to steal the dog for their own sinister motives. Directed by Australian George Miller of The Man From Snowy River fame, Cybermutt was completed in 2002, but not exhibited in the U.S. until it aired over cable's Animal Planet network on May 26, 2003. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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The Wire: Season 02
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The Baltimore "drug wars" enter a new phase (with a few diversions along the way) as The Wire launches its second season of 12 hour-long episodes. Although he was instrumental in weakening the Barksdale drug empire during the previous season, narcotics-division detective James McNulty (Dominic West) ruffled too many high-ranking feathers in the process, and has been demoted and reassigned to the Baltimore Police Harbor Unit. Swallowing his pride, McNulty is able to unearth a hotbed of corruption and duplicity within the Dockworker's Union, his investigation sparked by the recovery of a woman's body floating in the harbor -- which in turn leads to the recovery of 13 other corpses, all female. This season, the fly in the ointment vis-à-vis the "negotiations" between the good guys and the bad guys is Ziggy Sobotka (James Ransome), the loose-cannon son of the Union's secretary treasurer, Frank Sobotka (Chris Bauer). These new plot developments do not in any way eclipse the Baltimore PD's ongoing campaign to bring the drug-dealing Barksdale family to its knees. In fact, one of the predominant subplots involves the willingness of the Barksdales' main rival, Omar Little (Michael K. Williams), to testify in court...if he lives that long. The season's final episode is titled "Port in a Storm" -- and be assured that this port will be tragically elusive to several of the main characters. ~ Rovi
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Mr. Smith Gets a Hustler
Two men search for an emotional center to their lives and become embroiled in a circle of drugs, prostitution, deception, and blackmail in this independently produced feature. Adapted for the screen by Matt Swan from his off-Broadway play, Mr. Smith Gets a Hustler opens with its titular conceit: Middle-aged businessman Mr. Smith (Larry Pine) leaves his comfortable suburban home for Manhattan's Lower West Side one night to hire male prostitute Bobby Blue (Alex Feldman). Once they get to the hotel room, however, Bobby is surprised to find that Mr. Smith would rather talk than have sex with him, and the pair continue to meet -- for a fee -- for philosophical conversations about their home lives and futures, or lack thereof. But when Bobby starts forgoing his other tricks in favor of spending time with Mr. Smith, his pimp Lapp (Benjamin Hendrickson) becomes suspicious, and Bobby and Mr. Smith find themselves the focus of an inordinate -- and inordinately dangerous -- amount of scrutiny. ~ Michael Hastings, Rovi
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The Wire: Season 01
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Setting the tone for all seasons to come, season one of HBO's The Wire divides its attention equally between cops and dealers, offering a fascinatingly objective overview of the Baltimore drug scene. The weekly, hour-long series also pays homage to its spiritual predecessor, Homicide: Life on the Street (both series were created by Tom Fontana), by basing its debut episode (originally telecast June 2, 2002) on the same book (by David Simon) that inspired the earlier program. After drug dealer D'Angelo Barksdale (Larry Gilliard Jr.) beats a murder rap, Detective James McNulty (Dominic West) vows never to let D'Angelo out of his sight, hoping that the criminal will lead him to an even bigger fish -- namely, D'Angelo's uncle, drug kingpin Avon Barksdale (Wood Harris). McNulty's task is complicated by a variety of things, including the corruption and dissension within the police department -- which in turn hampers the effectiveness of the man leading the investigation of the Barksdale empire, Lt. Cedric Daniels (Lance Reddick). Meanwhile, Avon Barksdale and his second-in-command, Stringer Bell (Idris Elba), are likewise bedeviled with their own personal and professional problems as they gear up to do battle against their underworld rivals. Throughout the series' first 13 episodes, police officers and criminals alike are seen to possess their own curious codes of honor and rules of conduct, allowing viewers to empathize with both the hunter and the hunted (without, of course, ever completely siding with the "bad guys"). And though the season finale is titled "Sentencing," it is clear that the story is far from over. ~ Rovi
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Music video director Richard Murray makes his feature debut with this hip-hop crime thriller about an ambitious kid caught in the shady underworld of the recording industry. Sam Jones III (Erik Triggs) is a wannabe rap artist working menial jobs at Ill Wax Records by day and sneaking into the studio and laying down some tracks by night. His activities have already attracted the welcome attention of Cheryl (Zo Saldana), a bodacious marketing executive. Meanwhile, the company's villainous president Bobby Starr (Dean Winters) is bullying rap phoneme Prolifik (Nelly) into doing his debut record Bobby's way. On the same night that Sam and his buddy Malik sneak into the studios, Prolifik and his master tapes are abducted and soon the prime suspect appears to be none other than Sam. With the wrathful Starr on his tail and the cops closing in, Sam is forced to find the crook responsible the crime and fast. This film played at the 2001 Toronto Film Festival. ~ Jonathan Crow, Rovi
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Homicide: Life on the Street: The Why Chromosone
Sheppard (Michael Michele) and Ballard (Callie Thorne) have trouble sustaining their objectivity as they investigate the death of a teenaged member of an all-girl street gang. Meanwhile, Billie Lou (Ellen McElduff) prevails upon her fiancé, Munch (Richard Belzer), to mediate in her neighbors' domestic disputes -- with devastating results. Series regular Richard Belzer's stepdaughter Bree Benton appears as Lizzie Solek in this episode, which was orginally scheduled to air on May 7, 1999. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Oz: Season 03
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Idealistic, "New Age" unit manager Tim McManus (Terry Kinney) persists in trying to mold "Emerald City" (aka Cell Block 5 of Oswald State Correctional Facility -- formerly Oswald Maximum Security Penitentiary) into a model "prison within a prison" as Oz begins its third season. Part of McManus' pie-in-the-sky plan includes the hiring of his old friend Sean Murphy (Robert Clohessy) as a guard. Alas, Murphy's efforts to redirect the convicts' energies and hostilities into good, clean athletics are compromised when one inmate renders another inmate brain-dead in a boxing match. No one is more delighted at Tim McManus' frustration than the state's ambitious governor James Devlin (Zeljko Ivanek), who as part of his platform to strip the cons of all perks and privileges has ruthlessly slashed the prison's budget to the bone. In addition to Sean Murphy, Officer Claire Howell (Kristin Rhode) joins the guard unit, immediately making enemies of everyone within the sound of her voice. Not only does Howell force the cons into having sex with her to lighten up punishment duty, but she also ends up suing McManus for sexual harassment. Sensing the opportunity to establish themselves as top dogs at Emerald City block leaders, convicts Adebisi (Adewale Akinnouye-Agbaje) and Wangler (J.D. Williams) likewise gang up on McManus, taking their complaints to the press. Elsewhere, the death sentence of Shirley Bellinger (Kathryn Erbe) is commuted to life without parole when it turns out she is pregnant; Warden Glynn (Ernie Hudson) hires Off. Clayton Hughes (Seth Gilliam), the son of one of Oz's former guards, only to discover that Hughes is a psycho on a revenge kick; Beecher (Lee Tergesen) hatches an elaborate revenge scheme of his own; and charismatic Muslim leader Said (Eamonn Walker) is among those thrown into solitary after a bitter racial showdown. The season ends with a not-so-merry Christmas for all, and to all a bad night. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Oz: Season 02
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Season two of Oz gets under way in the wake of the bloody riot at "Emerald City," the experimental unit set up on Cell Block 5 of Oswald Maximum Security Penitentiary, in which eight are killed and 34 wounded. Though it is obvious to many observers that the ruthlessly ambitious Governor Devlin (Zeljko Ivanek) has used the riot as an excuse to violently smash Warden Glynn's (Ernie Hudson) efforts to rehabilitate the prisoners via more freedom of movement and extra privileges, Devlin's questionable actions in the incident are condoned by the prison board. Ten months later, the convicts are herded into Emerald City's new facilities -- whereupon the old power struggles and drug trading resumes as if nothing had happened. The unit's still-idealistic manager, Tim McManus (Terry Kinney), hopes to mollify the prisoners and mold them into useful citizens worthy of rehabilitation by reinstating many of their privileges, and by attempting to bring the various factional subgroups -- the Latinos, the Italians, the Muslims -- into a homogenous "whole" in which everyone is equal and no one is mad at anyone. McManus has also convinced himself that the cons would benefit from an education program. Before long, alas, most of McManus' New Age notions are flattened beneath the juggernaut of reality. New to the Em City prisoner population this season are Chris Keller (Christopher Meloni), Agamemnon "The Mole" Busmalis, (Tom Mardirosian), and Cyril O'Reily (Scott William Winters). Events crucial to the action include the rape of Gov. Glynn's daughter by members of the Latinos; the publication of a "true" interpretation of the riot by inmate Kareem Said (Eamonn Walker), the powerful and nationally famous leader of the Muslims; the governor's announcement that prisoner Shirley Bellinger (Kathryn Erbe) is to be the first woman executed by the state since 1841; and a "foolproof" escape attempt that ends in a double tragedy. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Law & Order: Castoff
The most recent victims of an apparent serial killer are a woman who worked with underprivileged children and a sportscaster. Upon investigating the background of one of the victims, it is discovered that a fondness for kinky sex may have been the motivation for the murder. The captured killer tries to get off on the "Kojak" defense, claiming that his mind was "twisted" by watching too much television. The strategy used by McCoy (Sam Waterston) to attack this argument could well have been Law & Order producer Dick Wolf's own personal response to those who think that purging TV of violence is the solution to violence in real life. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Seen mostly through the eyes of wheelchair-bound prisoner Augustus Hill (Harold Perrineau Jr.), who serves as narrator and "tour guide," the first season of Oz begins with the establishment of a "prison within a prison" on Cell Block 5 of Oswald Maximum Security Penitentiary -- aka "Oz." Under the watchful eyes of Warden Leo Glynn (Ernie Hudson), Tim McManus (Terry Kinney) serves as unit manager of Cell Block 5, which he rechristens the Emerald City. It is the hope of the idealistic McManus that by allowing the prisoners more freedom and privileges, and getting them used to a daily routine, they will become rehabilitated more quickly. Perhaps it goes without saying that McManus is in for a lot of disillusionment and disappointment during the eight episodes of season one. Newly interned at "Em City" are former lawyer Tobias Beecher (Lee Tergesen), nervously serving time for murder; famed Muslim leader Kareem Said (Eamonn Walker), who calmly informs Warden Glynn that he intends to become "top man" at Oz; pro basketball player Jackson Vayhue (Rick Fox); and cannibalistic serial killer Donald Groves (Sean Whitesell). Their assimilation into the prison population is uneventful until Governor James Devlin (Zeljko Ivanek), who has sailed into office on a platform diametrically proposed to Glynn's "coddling" of prisoners, orders the removal of such newly installed privileges as smoking and conjugal visits. Going one step farther, Devlin reinstates the death penalty, resulting in the immediate execution of one of the Em City "residents." Clearly, this does nothing to alleviate the tension between cons and guards -- nor, for that matter, between the various powerful factions within the population. In the course of events, an undercover narc is found hanged in his cell, another prisoner is set afire, the Oz staffers wrestle with the problem of what to do with elderly inmates, a turf war breaks out over a game of checkers, and Kareem Said suffers a heart attack. The season ends with a bloody and destructive riot -- with no indication as to who will survive to appear in season two. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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ER: Good Touch, Bad Touch
Paul McCrane makes his first appearance as the redoubtable Dr. Robert Romano, who in this episode has just returned from a European vacation, his head full of new information about robotics. Elsewhere, Carol (Julianna Margulies) wants to start up a free clinic in the ER. Del Amico (Maria Bello) is in for a surprise when she examines a male patient. After the deposition with the Law family, Greene (Anthony Edwards) demands to know if Chris Law (Joe Torry) had anything to do with beating him up. Jeanie (Gloria Reuben) and Al (Michael Beach) "mix it up" in a bar. And John Carter (Noah Wyle) wonders if he should have stayed in surgery after another doctor steals credit for one of Carter's ER procedures. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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A smooth-talking confidence trickster makes his way into congress (where the cynical would suggest he'd have plenty of company) in this comedy. Thomas Jefferson Johnson (Eddie Murphy) is a con man from Florida who gets the bright idea that a scam artist could make a tidy sum if he was able to get inside the political arena. When a Florida congressman named Jeff Johnson dies and a special election is held to replace him, Thomas puts his name on the ballot as "Jeff Johnson," and enough confused voters check the ballot for him that he wins the race and is on his way to Washington D.C. Johnson soon finds a mentor in Dick Dodge (Lane Smith), chairman of the Power and Industry Committee, who shows Johnson the ropes on raking in PAC money while the late Mr. Johnson's aide, Reinhardt (Grant Shaud), gives him the inside scoop on how things work in Washington. Johnson's plans are going just as he hoped until he meets Celia Kirby (Victoria Rowell), a volunteer lobbyist and political activist whose uncle is a noted religious leader, The Rev. Elijah Hawkins (Charles S. Dutton). Johnson quickly becomes smitten with Celia, but it's obvious that she's not buying his act, and if he wants to win her heart, he'll have to stop fooling people into thinking he's honest and actually be honest. Joe Don Baker and Sheryl Lee Ralph also co-star. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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One of several artistic collaborations between American actress Dorothy Gish and British producer-director Herbert Wilcox, London is set in guess which English metropolis. Slum girl Mavis Hogan (Gish) bears an astonishing resemblance to the deceased daughter of wealthy dowager Lady Arbourfield (Daisy Campbell), and it is for this reason that Arbourfield decides to adopt Mavis. Acclimating herself to her posh surroundings, Mavis falls in love with Arbourfield's handsome young nephew Geoffrey Malvern (John Malvern). But when another young woman sets her cap for Paul, Mavis tearfully returns to the slums. She ultimately finds happiness with portrait painter Paul Merlan (Adelqui Millar), whose picture of Mavis attracted Lady Arbourfield's attention in the first place. Featured in the cast is bandleader Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra, though their presence in a silent film must have seemed superfluous at best. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Remember that episode of Roswell when Angel shows up and saves all the alien teens from vampires? No? Oh wait. That may have been a weird dream I had.
But it's really going to happen, just on a different show. Brendan Fehr from Roswell will be joining Angel's David Boreanaz as his new brother on Bones.
And they really do kind of look alike! Maybe if David Boreanaz mated with David Duchovny. Am I right or am I right?


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Friday, September 7, 2012
Film producers Sarah Beardsall and Dominic Minghella at the Isle of Wight screening of The Scapegoat.
A FILM produced by Sarah Beardsall and Dominic Minghella, both originally from the Isle of Wight, gets its major British premiere on national TV on Sunday, at 9pm.
The Scapegoat, which stars Matthew Rhys, Eileen Atkins, Sheridan Smith, Phoebe Nicholls and Julian Wadham, will be screened on ITV1.
The movie, the first under the Island Pictures banner, is set for a worldwide cinema release.
Earlier this year the film had an Isle of Wight screening in aid of the Motor Neurone Disease Association, of which Dominic's mother Gloria Minghella is president.
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World No.1 Novak Djokovic and 16-time grand slam champion Roger Federer have been drawn to meet in the semifinals of the French Open -- setting up the likely prospect of a repeat of their classic 2011 clash at Roland Garros.
An inspired Federer ended Djokovic's unbeaten streak and dashed the Serbian's chances of the grand slam before losing in the final to Rafael Nadal.
Friday's draw for the second grand slam of the season saw Nadal in the same half of the draw as fourth seed Andy Murray of Britain, again setting up the chance of a re-run of 2011.
Spain's Nadal will be bidding for a record seventh French Open title this year and opens against Simone Bolelli while Djokovic also faces Italian opposition in Potito Starace.
Federer must get past Germany's Tobias Kamke to earn a potentially tricky second round clash with Argentina's David Nalbandian.
Big-hitters Juan Martin Del Potro of Argentina or Czech Thomas Berdych could also provide Federer with tough obstacles in his section of the draw.
Murray, out of sorts and struggling with injury is drawn to face home hope Richard Gasquet of France, who beat him at last week's Italian Open.
The women's draw has pitted second seed Maria Sharapova and old rival Serena Williams in the same quarter and a possible quarterfinal clash.
Sharapova, yet to win the French Open, warmed up by taking the Italian Open crown, while Williams has claimed titles in Charleston and Madrid on the clay.
But 2002 winner Williams has a tough draw and is seeded to meet Caroline Wozniacki in the last 16.
Defending champion Li Na of China, beaten by Sharapova in the Rome final last weekend, faces Romanian Sorana Cirstea in the first round and could meet 2011 Wimbledon winner Petra Kvitova in the quarters.
But Kvitova will probably have to get past 2010 winner and last year's runner-up Francesca Schiavone to progress that far.
Top seed Victoria Azarenka of Belarus has been paired with Italian Alberta Brianti in the first round as she looks to secure her second consecutive grand slam after her Australian triumph.
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I hosted a webinar yesterday for our partner OnPath. The guest panelists were Tim Washer (@timwasher) and Deborah Strickland (@deborahs) of Cisco. It was a fun 29 minute discussion (not counting Q&A) about social media and the lessons that Cisco - the 2010 B2B Twitterer of the Year - has learned. These people were really honest and transparent, and I might add, very funny. I hope we can work together again and I suggest you follow them on Twitter. With that said, the webinar attempted to tackle the following six questions in our relatively tight timeline:
Sidebar: If GoToWebinar is listening, you folks really need to work on your conference call technology. The webinar started 7 minutes late because of major issues and tech support never get to us until after we had resolved the matter. That said, a big shout-out to all of those who patiently waited for the webinar to start. We didn't lose a single audience member! Thanks!
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Of course, I'm just hitting the high notes. The actual webinar is worthy of a quick listen. The questions submitted by the audience were powerful and the answers were honest.
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Vessel Safe Working Loads
With the newer and more powerful tugs now available for ship docking, there have been a number of occurrences where bitts and fairleads have been damaged as a result of insufficient information on their safe working load (SWL). To date we have been fortunate in that the only damage has been to the bitts and fairleads. The concern of the Pacific Pilotage Authority and BC Coast Pilots is that a fairlead might give way in the future at a critical juncture in the berthing operation causing major damage to the ship or even shore equipment such as loaders or gantries.
The classes of vessel that are most impacted are:
Container vessels, Panamax and above
Capsize and Panamax bulk carriers
Panamax and Aframax tankers.
For this reason PPA is again stressing the importance of advance information of safe working loads which can be shared in advance with pilots and which will also be maintained on a data base for future reference.
A few picture examples of recent damage incurred.
Pilotage - Olympic Planning
The Pacific Pilotage Authority and BC Coast Pilots have developed a contingency plan to ensure that pilotage services are delivered in a timely manner. Between February 6 and March 6, 2010, industry support for the following operational adjustments are requested:
- One (1) extra hour added to the change/dispatch time for all Vancouver based assignments.
- The possibility of Pilots boarding by a vessel's seaside gangway while berthed in Vancouver's Inner Harbour
- The PPA night dispatch (1900 to 0700) will be manned from home offices.
SMIT Acquires Minette Bay Ship Docking
Smit Internationale NV has announced that it has completed the acquisition of all shares of Minette Bay Ship Docking Ltd. in Prince Rupert, Canada.
Minette Bay is active in the port of Prince Rupert with three ASD tugs. Minette Bay honorably performed the shipdocking services for Ridley Island Coal Terminal for 25 years. This acquisition enhances SMIT Marine Canada's current harbour towage operations on the West Coast of Canada.
PPA Tariff for 2010
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Pacific Pilotage Tariff Amendment - Aug 2009
The Transport Minister has approved a tariff amendment effective August 1, 2009. The revised tariff introduces a different unit charge for vessels 226m or more in overall length. The new formula for vessels in this category is $3.0029 multiplied by the pilotage plus $0.00878 multiplied by the gross tonnage of the ship.
The new unit charge enables the elimination of the Seymour Narrows pilotage charge on vessels 215 m or more.
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As always, your last handful of updates are pure inspiration. The more art you produce, the better the world is. Definitely going to be drooling over your work in overtime as I push myself to do more environmental studies.
Never stop the lovely things you do (and update more )!


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I see games like Little Big Planet and I believe ModNation Racers will work in a similar way with large amounts of downloadable user made content available to download, and that content IS NOT on the playstation store (except for the ones you do have to pay for like the metal gear solid pack). I could go in right now, publish a level and you could download and play it right away.
So I think to myself, why can't RBN do that? The only answer I can see is that they need compensation for the artists ... is there another answer I'm missing?


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A friend of mine asked me once: "How can be an oppotunity something bad?" , I just smiled at him and thought he should answer himself,you know...in life there are many doors open to us,in fact we even create door that are not real for us,nor good ones,because there's a wall standing in front of each person who tries to enter a door.Some of you might might call it "chasing rabbits" which are ussualy are hard to catch:).Perhaps I am not clear enough in what I am saying,maybe you are wondering "What it has to do with this,the "obscurity of insanity"?.And again,it has, I say behind this there is a meaning...
"Obscurity of insanity" session which I am planning to do,a vintage I might say about normal insanity and its obscurity.The world can be a beautiful place to live and I know many of you will consider that something that has been said already.Ofcourse it has,but we are different,each of us has his own point of view,and this is my biggest attraction,to see things from a variety point of views,I always do that...I am a stundent at psychology so I'm always interested to meet people,because their individuality can be fascinating sometimes,but also they can be conffused,desorientation can appear in their
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Jacques-Louis David (Dictionary of World Biography: The 19th Century)
Article abstract: David was the founder of nineteenth century neoclassicism. His participation in the political events of his time directed not only the course of his own art but that of European painting as well.
Early Life
Jacques-Louis David's birth on August 30, 1748, coincided with the beginning of many profound political, social, and aesthetic changes in France. He was born in Paris into the merchant-and-artisan middle class, although his grandmother was the cousin of François Boucher, first painter to the king. During his early schooling, David was by all accounts an indifferent student who preferred drawing to any of his other studies. In 1764, at the age of sixteen, having declared his firm resolve to become a painter, David sought the help of Boucher. Although no longer accepting students himself, Boucher saw promise in the young David and advised that he study with Joseph Vien, a professor at the Royal Academy of Painting and Sculpture. Vien was, according to Boucher, a good painter and teacher, but somewhat cold. He advocated a return to classical antiquity as a source of moral as well as artistic inspiration; his own work, however, consisted mostly of superficial borrowings of classical motifs that lacked understanding of the true meaning of the classical spirit.
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Bali Catering Company, Bali
I was in Bali a few months ago and I fell in love with this cafe called Bali Catering Company. Everything about it is amazing. Let the pictures speak for themselves.
That's my mom. LOL (Hi mummy if you're reading this)
and for the pièce de résistance, my personal favourite, the Blueberry Danish
and yes, they are as good as they look
So BCCO is like..a cafe/bakery/gourmet shop/catering company and is the best thing that ever happened to Bali(in my opinion LOL). The prices of the products arevery reasonable. Why? Because the food is good enough to be worth any price. They also sell sorbet. You can also buy all sortsa fancy (or 'fouxy' as we at Tasteritos say) stuff there like foie gras and…others. I can't remember. You should know I've got the worst memory in the world.
On a side note, I wouldn't encourage buying foie gras because there's a horror story behind its production. Geese or ducks are force-fed so they will be fattened. I've seen it on a PETA DVD, a pipe being shoved down a goose's throat, pumping it with corn. So, please, don't buy foie gras if you can help it. If you can't, too bad.
Anyhoo, they also have a website, so check that out for contact info. So if you're ever in Bali, don't miss out on BCCO!
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National Arson Awareness Week is underway. The campaign is held every year to bring attention to the crime of arson and its impact. As our Melissa Kakareka tells us, this year's theme focuses on preventing arson among the communities' youngest members.
BINGHAMTON, N.Y. -- Youth arson is a growing problem in many communities. "We've had several fires over the years in Broome County where children were responsible. We had one instance several years ago where a house in the range of $1.5 to $2 million burnt to ground by children playing with matches, several fatal fire events where children set the fire and then died," said Broome County Fire Investigator Jeff Winchell.
That's why "Preventing Youth Firesetting" is the theme of this year's National Arson Awareness Week, which is now underway. "Arson is always a big deal. You lose property. Quite often you have burned out buildings that sit there for years. With children, people sometimes try to hide it. They don't want their children to get in trouble so they try to cover it up or feel it isn't important, so sometimes it goes unnoticed or unreported," said Binghamton Fire Marshall Daniel Eggleston.
Fire officials say more than half of all arson arrests in the United States are juveniles.
As part of this week's campaign, they remind parents to set a good example about fire safety and seek counseling for youths who display troubling fire habits.
"Lock up the lighters. Lighters are just as dangerous as a gun. It has that same potential to hurt or kill someone," said Winchell.
And they remind the public to report any suspicious activity that they think might be related to arson.
"Any activity they see that doesn't look right, report it to the police or fire department," said Eggleston.
Helping prevent arson in both youth and older adults in the future.
Arson Awareness Week runs until Saturday, May 12th.


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Start in the obvious dihedral for 15 feet to a ledge, then go up easy an unprotected wide crack for 5 feet. Head left on horizontal crack to find a thin crack up the left side of the face for 25-30 feet. The wide section has some loose rock, but it is easily avoided by climbing on big holds outside of the crack. The thin crack (crux) through the face is sequency, sustained, and steep.
The left of two cracks which are around the corner, to the right of Edge of Reality, on the East face of the pillar. In between Edge of Reality and Heterohedral.
The bottom corner is two inches. The wide section has a spot at the bottom for a #3.5 Camalot in good rock. The wide crack is unprotected and created by a large, dettached block, be careful! The first good gear after this is small TCUs to 1 inch in the horizontal crack. The main crack takes small units and brass. It is very well-protected. Built gear anchor on top and descended on Tool King chains.
We were not sure whether these two cracks have been done. We talked to Dan Hare and he acknowledged climbing the right crack, but didn't know of anyone getting on the left crack. After attempting it and cleaning off loose rock in and around the crack, along with the difficult sequency moves, it had the signs of an unclimbed route. The crack on the right contains some sweet, wide groveling to hands.
The grade on this one is pretty safe from any downgrading. As well, if you expect to have anythign resembling fun on this, tape up your fingers because this one is a sharp "eater" of a crack with rough uneven edges. Had I had tape at the beginning instead of blood knuckles at the end, I might have given this an additional star.
Tony B! That's great you climbed that thing. I think you are the only other person that has climbed it. I know it's a little sharp, but you might have been having a case of the fags that day. So, I think you might want to re-think that second star. Just kidding. I was thinking of putting an anchor in and maybe a bolt in that wide section which if I remember correctly was easy climbing but unprotectable. I really didn't think anyone else would climb it, so I left it alone. Oh and thanks for upgrading my route, that made my night.
I'd leave it bolt-less. The hard climbing is the thin stuff anyway and has 3-4 good placements between a rough fall and the crux. Nice work doing that, I thought it was quite hard.
On May 16, 1975, I led Patti Smith (not THAT rock star) up the right-hand crack. I thought it was about 5.9. If I were to name it, I would have called it "Acid Crack," in keeping with the theme of the route we did earlier that day (Acid Rock). Until now, I've never seen mention of this crack in any guidebook or database.
"Case of the Fags"? Really? Man, I am so ready to get the F out of Boulder... would you have named this 'Case of the niggers?' . but hey, looks like a decent climb! [If I was strong enough to climb 11d on gear, hah.]
George, I thought it was a worthy crack to be documented. Perhaps "Acid Crack" should be added to the list. Phil, did you leave Boulder yet? Your blog is cool. I really enjoyed reading about all the cool things you do. I can see why one can take a look at this route name and be offended; however, I've never known climbing to be politically correct. Words aren't always as they seem. Page through a couple more guidebooks. Also, for someone so offended, you are really quick to throw the "n word" out there. Smoke more fags and get strong. Have fun. Boulder won't miss you.
Thanks, but that is exactly what I mean, dude.... I'm all for being 'politically uncorrect', but I think saying 'case of the fags', as in disease or something, goes a little beyond that into clearly being offensive. Maybe I'm overreacting a bit, but I've read plenty of guidebooks and out there climb names I'm just tired of people dismissing stuff like this as being 'no big deal.' If something makes you feel like shit, well then it is kinda a big deal. And yah, I'm not in Boulder anymore, I'm actually living in Northern Sweden now, a stone's throw from Yosemite-quality granite on the sea and bigwalls galore in Northern Norway, with hardly anyone there. So, life's not so bad. Though my comment wasn't so much directed at 'Boulder' as much as a certain attitude I suppose exists everywhere I just felt I was seeing a little much of. Anyways no hard feelings and thanks for checking out my blog!
I had always thought it was an old British term that meant "to be tired".
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On November 13th the United States Court of Appeals in Boston affirmed the conviction of young Sudbury pharmacology student Tarek Mehanna. Mehanna was convicted on charges of rendering "material support" to terrorism – a dangerously broad and vague provision of the Patriot Act – though nothing Mehanna did came close to posing actual danger. In our op-ed for the Boston Globe, my paralegal Juliana DeVries and I argue that the tragic Mehanna verdict was made possible by the Supreme Court's 2010 decision in Humanitarian Law Project v. Holder. The Humanitarian Law Project decision opened the door for federal prosecutors to criminalize a wide range of previously protected expressive activities, such as those in which Mehanna engaged.
A contretemps currently taking place at Boston's public broadcasting network WGBH is one of the more recent examples of pressure applied by interest groups to enforce ideological conformity. This latest such controversy involves billionaire industrialist and philanthropist David Koch, who sits on the WGBH board. Climate change activists are calling for his dismissal from that post. Without any evidence that Koch – who donates generously to the station – has attempted to influence, much less actually influenced and corrupted the network's programming, these voices believe that he has no place serving as a board member on account of his minority-held views on the nature of climate shift. A loud and very public campaign, including picket lines outside of the network's headquarters in Boston, is taking place.
Want to openly discuss gender discrepancies in the workplace? Want to listen to uncensored rap music? How about put on a comedy show? Not on our campuses! And what if you or a friend or family member has to pursue a defense to an unmeritorious charge of sexual harassment? Forget it!
On May 9th, the Department of Justice and the Department of Education jointly issued a letter to the University of Montana, which the government called "a blueprint for colleges and universities throughout the country," and which mandates changes to campus sexual harassment policies that will effectively make each of the above actions punishable offenses and will turn hearings into even worse kangaroo courts than exist today. This is a very serious development that everyone who thinks our universities play an important function in society will want to know about.
In my latest column for Minding the Campus, co-authored with my research assistant Juliana DeVries, we argue that the federal government's unconstitutional mandate will obliterate free speech and fair process on campuses and make every student guilty of "harassment" several times a day. You can read the column on the Minding the Campus website. An excerpt after the jump...
Americans conceive of our struggle against terrorism as an us-versus-them battle between our civilization and those who would seek to destroy it. But the recent controversy over the burial of Tamerlan Tsarnaev shows that our civilization can also fall victim to our own sometimes brutish impulses.
My latest column for Forbes.com, co-authored with my research assistant Zachary Bloom, addresses the ethical obligations that we as a civilized society must remember to obey in the wake of terrorist attacks. You can find it on my "Injustice Department" blog.
Civil libertarians are used to sounding the alarm about pervasive government surveillance in the era of cellphones, drones and the Internet. But, as alleged Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's classmate Robel Phillipos is now discovering, an equal threat to liberty is the FBI policy forbidding recording of interviews.
My latest column, which ran in this Saturday's (May 11th) Boston Globe, explains the danger faced by witnesses and defendants who talk to the FBI. You can find it on the Globe's website.
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Enda O'Donoghue - an Irish man in Berlin - is used to living parallel lives. Enda pursues his painting passion while continuing a career as a web designer. However, his balance is gradually shifting towards art creation. His recent paintings, for which he uses images randomly found on the Internet, embody all the ideas that have been hunting him over the years of diligent work in his studio located in an old piano factory: throwaway moments, everyday randomness, "in-between" spaces, places and situations. Enda saves facts from the lives of total strangers from being forgotten. By the paintings he makes them reappear in time with completely different consequences.
"The process of painting from these images is slow and methodical, firstly dissecting the image into sections on paper and then working over periods of weeks or months to reconstruct the image section by section as a painting. Echoing and playing with the nature of digital image processing and compression algorithms, the painting process is highly analytical and methodical and yet filled with randomness and inviting of errors, misalignments and glitches."
sm: I would describe your art as digital impressionism. Alike impressionists, you picture brief everyday moments and capture same dynamic range of light on the canvas. The use of pixels instead of dots is a brilliant modern reinterpretation.
eod: "Digital impressionism" is an interesting take on what I do and certainly there are very strong connections there, as you mentioned. As you see the paintings are built up in block-like sections, a bit like a jigsaw puzzle or, maybe more appropriately, a game of Tetris.
sm: How do you filter the photographs to single out the ones used for paintings?
eod: The filtering of images is an ongoing and continuingly evolving aspect of the work. I collect images that I find interesting online, most recently a lot of them are coming from Facebook. I am not looking for any one thing in particular and I like that there is a lot of chance and randomness in what I find, but I do have themes in mind, which guide my selection or at least offer a starting point. With the most recent paintings the main theme was of people photographing themselves and at the moment I am looking at wedding parties.
From the selection I find online I narrow these down by printing the images that seem to offer some potential to be painted as regular sized photographs, this is purely based on my experience of what types of images seem to work best for the treatment of my process. Then these photos are pinned to two walls in my studio, which at this stage has been wall papered with hundreds of photos. And as I spend the days and weeks working beside and looking at these walls of images, I again narrow down my selection by pulling out images that I would like to work with. I tend to select them in groups of 2 or 3 rather than individually.
sm: At present you live in Berlin - it seems that Berlin has become the European mecca for young art. What is life for an artist like yourself there? What are your relations with galleries?
eod: I've been in Berlin 8 years now and yes it has over those years truly become a magnet for artists. The rent is cheap here and there are a lot of empty buildings which make great studios. My own studio is in an old piano factory which has been populated by about 30 artists for the past 15 years. The city is also full of museums and galleries (maybe too many) but also some really great artist run galleries and project spaces. I have been working with a gallery called Hunchentoot here for the past 3 years. In September I had my most recent solo show with them and they have also been very supportive of the exhibitions that I have curated outside the gallery. I've been involved in organising and curating about 3 or 4 group exhibitions in Berlin so far, the most recent one was in 2009 called "der Prozess" and is written about here.
sm: One more reason to visit Berlin… And what made you move here? What were the beginnings? How did you balance artistic activities with your web-designing career?
eod: Good question, why did I move to Berlin. I ask myself that a lot. Actually it is very hard to answer that. I must admit that I knew very little of the then growing reputation of Berlin as a city full of artists and galleries. So I didn't move here for the art world. I think at the time I naively expected Berlin to be a good place to find work in web and multi-media development and I knew very little about how bad the employment situation was in Berlin. So it was a very blind move in retrospect. When I came here I worked with one Internet marketing company for about 6 months and then worked freelance first as a web designer, some teaching of video editing and web design and then more on the programming side of web development. Finding a balance between that work and getting to the studio has not always been easy but the balance has shifted more towards making art these past couple of years and also the web work has informed my art work a lot and not only from the point of view of the images that I work with and the internet as a source but also the actual painting process, which plays with the idea of programming.
sm: How did you come across the piano factory?
eod: My studio is in a former piano factory called the Atelierhaus Mengerzeile, which has about 25 artist studios and a quite nice gallery space called the Kunsthalle M3. I discovered the place about 5 years ago, when I went to an exhibition opening there, got talking to one of the artists who had a studio in the building and it turned out that there was a free space there at the time. I had been working in a small studio in an empty ground floor apartment of the building where I was living but I wanted to make bigger work so the space in Atelierhaus Mengerzeile came along at ideal moment for me.
sm: Your studio space is great and the whole Kunsthalle idea is fantastic; we do envy you here in Warsaw. I wish there were more Thomas Henrikssons (one of the founders of AM) in the world.
Some of your topics seem a bit peculiar. What draws you to wedding parties? What is the thought behind picturing queues, waiting rooms, subway stations…? Your older topics tended to be a bit political. Then you switched to anonymous individuals..?
eod: I don't have any political intentions to my work and I don't see any of the older topics that I chose to be more political than the newer ones but I can of course see how it could be read that way. The topics that I have worked with have been guided partly by following or tracking the things that people are photographing from their daily lives and attempting to make sense of the recurring themes or trends that I see within that chaos. So yes, I think there are some peculiar topics within that and maybe that is also guided by my own desire to paint things which have never been considered before as fodder for painting. Also I am very interested in the idea that because of the possibilities that digital photography offers people take more photos and are maybe less precious about what they choose to photograph so the result is a huge amount of unedited throwaway moments.
My interest in images from spaces such as subways, waiting rooms and queues could be broadly grouped under the idea of "in-between" spaces, places or situations. These are all places that people spend a vast amount of time in, very much part of our contemporary landscapes, but in these places people are always in a state of waiting. I find this very interesting and also that these are all communal spaces and public yet anonymous and cold. From what I have seen looking at photos online for the past few years it has become very common for people take photographs when in one of these "in-between" places, maybe just to pass the time, maybe to document the situation and share where they are going or what they are waiting for and I suppose it is due to having cameras in mobile phones.
My recent interest in wedding parties as a theme has come from a fascination I have with the way the photo tagging system in Facebook works. If a Facebook "friend" of mine gets tagged in a photo then, depending on the privacy settings, it often gives me access to view the full set of photos in that series, which are the photos by a stranger and filled with other complete strangers. I have found that this has led me to see the photos from many strangers' weddings, birthdays and other similar events.
sm: Your process of creation seems complex and labour intensive: it is interesting how you recreate the brief, passing moments into ones heavy with meaning. Now I look at them with a more physics-related frame of reference: timespace, relativity theory, elsewhere – reoccurrence of alike phenomena that have completely different consequences.
eod: Yes my process is very complex and labour intensive, what is quite interesting is that a friend of mine, a musician and composer, who visited my studio recently, described my process as a bit like the way jazz works, they create ridged structures and within them they improvise, which I suppose is what I am doing. Each of the sections that I work on in the paintings is completed in one go from start to finish and it is treated in isolation from the rest of the image, I try to divide the image into areas that can be dealt with just as abstract shape and colour so painting each section becomes almost like creating an abstract painting and within that it becomes about playing with the paint, indulging in the very material of paint and colour.
I am really interested in what you said about physics-related frame of reference, timespace and relativity theory. The idea of time is certainly an element in the way I work as these are painted over periods of time with no effort to conceal that, in fact the differences in the way I might paint one day to the next become exaggerated in a single image. The idea of "elsewhere" is great, what a great word, other places, other peoples' lives. I'll have to think more about that.
sm: Finally, what was your Shanghai affair this year? What are your observations on the art market in China?
eod: I had some work in an exhibition at the Expo in Shanghai in the Irish pavilion. It was a group exhibition presenting the work of about 20 contemporary Irish artists and was organised and curated by an Irish artist who lives in China and runs a gallery there called the 411 Gallery. Over the past few years I have been part of 3 other exhibitions in China with this gallery but this was their most ambitious project to date.
I'm not really sure what chances are there for me, I actually didn't go to China this year for the Expo exhibition and I really don't know much about the art market there but I have been greatly fascinated by a lot of the contemporary art that I have seen coming out of China over the past few years, especially the painting.
Enda O'Donoghue was born in 1973, Limerick, Ireland.
Selected Solo Exhibitions:
2010 "Is Feeling Lucky!" – Galerie hunchentoot, Berlin
2009 "Fragments" – Irish Arts Center, New York
2008 "after JoeBlogs" – Limerick Printmakers Gallery, Limerick, Ireland
2007 "after JoeBlogs" – Galerie hunchentoot, Berlin
2005 Kunstsalon Wilde Gans, Berlin
Selected Group Exhibition Biography:
2010 When a Stranger Calls a Friend of a Friend – Project 165, Toronto, Canada
2010 An Éire of the senses – Shanghai Expo, Irish Pavillion, Shanghai, China
2010 genre – Kunstraum t27, Berlin
2010 Die Rückkehr des Abakus - Fly, Görlitzerstr, Berlin
2009 der PROZESS – hunchentoot goes out 2, Leipzerstr 63, Berlin (Curator with Gregor Stephan)
2009 The Grid – MP5³, Milepost 5, Portland, OR, USA (curated by TJ Norris)
2009 "Unbegrenzt?" – Kunsthalle m3, Mengerzeile, Berlin
2009 Tease Art Fair – Cologne (with Galerie Hunchentoot)
2008 "Wagnis Wirklichkeit" – Galerie Epikur Wuppertal
2008 "Presence 08" – Limerick City Gallery of Art
2008 5.Berliner Kunstsalon – Berlin (with Galerie hunchentoot)
2008 "Ein Platz" – Platz der Vereinten Nationen, Berlin (Curator with Gregor Stephan)
2008 Berliner Pool zur Lange Nacht der Museen – Berlinische Galerie, Berlin
2008 Gedanken zur Revolution – Universal Cube, Leipzig
2007 KIC Nord Art 2007 – Büdelsdorf, Germany
2007 "Television as Art", Art Channel Galerie 13Sévigné, Paris
2007 Open Source Shorts screening, Darklight Digital, Dublin
2007 "Cead in China" in Shanghai, Hangzhou and Beijing, China
2006 Alternative Art Fair, Fabrikken for Kunst og Design, Copenhagen, Denmark
2006 "boulevART", KunstHerbst Berlin 06, Kurfürstendamm, Berlin
2006 "Better than the Real Thing" – Four Gallery, Dublin
2006 Netfilmmakers at Overgaden – Institute for Contemporary Art, Copenhagen, Denmark
2000 Masters of Arts in Interactive Media, University of Limerick, Ireland
1999 Bachelors Degree in Fine Art (Painting), Limerick School of Art & Design
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hey i have found out that aero is may be the right choice for me to learn. any of you aerokinetic know therer to start :)
Hey kazze,
I would recommend watching films and anime that feature wind manipulation. Then after a few motivating episodes, I would suggest meditating on feeling slight drafts of wind around you.
You could also start with opposing force training by redirecting wind from doors / windows / fan.
As for wind manipulation anime, I really enjoyed "Windy Tales" that [i]owltwelve[/i] suggested: [url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xco-508zimY]http://www.youtube.com/watch?...
There are quite a lot of pointers on the other forum you are registered on as well..
nice and what do i need to visulize while doing praktise with dors and windows
Basically, anything that works for you.
You could visualize the feeling of wind on your skin, you could visualize transparent shapes of air (similar to the shockwave here: [url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fl9ajzZi8cQ]http://www.youtube.com/watch?...), you could just visualize or intend the object moving or you could do it without any visualization at all.
It's best to use whatever pops up on its own during practice.
Have fun ;)
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