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Cambodian Refugee Faces Return Home
Cambodian-born Andrew Thi committed crimes in the United States as a teenager. Now 30, he faces deportation to a homeland he barely remembers. Thi's story is told as part of "Crossing East," a radio series about Asian-American history. Robynn Takayama reports. The story was co-produced by Dmae Roberts.
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|The Cell
|Cellular Biology
|Genes and Genetic Diseases
|Altered Cellular and Tissue Biology
|Fluids and Electrolytes, Acids and Bases
|Mechanisms of Self-Defense
|Innate Defenses: Inflammation
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|Cancer in Children
|Body Systems And Diseases
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|Structure and Function of the Neurologic System
|Pain, Temperature, Sleep, and Sensory Function
|Concepts of Neurologic Dysfunction
|Alterations of Neurologic Function
|Alterations of Neurologic Function in Children
|The Endocrine System
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|Alterations of Hematologic Function
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Question from triforce4u
Cannot seem to initiate nebilim fight no matter what i do HELP!?
I have found all the weapons and i think ive viewed all the cutscenes. Ive unlocked the final weapon but upon thinking i might have somehow not seen the final cutscene when they discuss finding the weapons and what to do because i did it on another file but didnt save. any ideas?
Ive tried finishing some side quests but im not sure if i somehow have an active relative quest which is blocking the event even though ive tried to leave this till last... what could i be doing wrong do i need to see another cutscene?
4 years ago
Once you find all 6 catalyst weapons, there is a cutscene stating that you found all 6. At point they direct you to go to Mt. Roneal. Niblims Crag is in the location that is surronded by a blizzard. Its at the left spot in that area. Just verify that you have all the weapons for that just in case.
4 years ago
adding to what leee8675 said. Have you viewed the final cutscene before the final battle (at the steps)? If you havent, maybe thats why you cant initiate the nebilim fight.
4 years ago
You do not have to view the final episode. If you have all 6 weapons go to the Crag found near the northwest part of the Mt. Roneal mountain range. Do not have any of the weapons equiped. A scene should trigger and the battle results.
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Did you go back to Yulia's grave after the first cutscene?
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You probably have to beat the game first, I'm about to try it because I have the same problem! If it doesn't work then im out of options for you.
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|Episode Info
Episode number: 5x13
Airdate: Thursday November 25th, 1971
Director: Robert Clouse
Writer: Michael Fisher
Harry Townes
As Dr. Philip Perry
Ruth Roman
As Mary Joyce Skinner
John Carradine
As Isiah Witt
Gene Lyons
As The Commissioner (Commissioner Dennis Randall)
Lynn Hamilton (1)
As Nurse Clark
Jon Lormer
As Walter Cook
Barry Cahill
As Joe Payette
Jason Wingreen
As Sgt. Dave Myers
Jeff Davis (2)
As Malcolm Hill
Arthur Hanson
As Father Clausen
Jessica H. Jones
As Heloise
Raymond Burr
As Robert Ironside
Don Galloway
As Det. Sgt. Ed Brown
Don Mitchell
As Mark Sanger
Elizabeth Baur
As Fran Belding
|• Creator
|Collier Young
|• Executive Producer
|Cy Chermak
|• Producer
|Douglas Benton
|• Associate Producer
|Jay Benson
|• Set Decorator
|James M. Walters, Sr.
|• Director of Photography
|Bud Thackery
|• Story Editor
|Albert Aley
|• Art Director
|Lloyd S. Papez
|• Music Score
|Oliver Nelson
|• Film Editor
|John Elias
|• Sound
|Frank H. Wilkinson
|• Assistant Director
|Christian I. Nyby, II
|• Production Executive
|Robert Benevides
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hidy ho neighborino! if you like your sex and violence intermingling, then check out tricky's brilliant debut maxinquaye. if you dont want to either fuck or fight after each listen, then you aint living.
here is a fm broadcast recorded @ l'olympia in paris on november 11, 1996.
3. tricky kid
5. vent
6. racist faces
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8. black steel in the hour of chaos
9. i sell guns
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anyone remember the young black teenagers? or better yet does anyone still have their bomb squad produced debut layin around? maybe share it with yours truly? if you do let me know. i would love to get a copy.
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Earlier this week, I was able to make it out to the Humane Society of Sarasota County. I met a lot of new faces and saw some old friends as well. Including, my boy Clyde. He was returned to the HSSC after his new owner could no longer care for him. He is a super awesome guy who LOVES to play fetch. Clyde will play all day long if you let him.
It was an all around love-bug fest. All the dogs I photographed have so much love to give and are only looking for that special someone to share it with. So, if you are looking for that new addition to your family or know someone that is, please visit the HSSC - www.hssc.org.
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Charlebois and Johnson Team Up to Lead Tech in 3-1 Loss against Colorado
Oct. 31, 2004
LUBBOCK, Texas - Freshman Amy Charlebois and senior Kelly Johnson led the Red Raiders with double-digit kills of 12 and 27, respectively, in the Red Raiders 3-1 loss to the Buffaloes. The Texas Tech volleyball team was able to take game three 30-28 from the Buffaloes before falling in game four 30-28 at the Coors Center in Boulder, Colo., on Saturday.
Tech's Brianna Florus and Desiree Batista assisted the Red Raider front line with 5 blocks and 5 aces, respectively. Senior Laura Grote dished out 46 assists in the losing effort, while Batista contributed her third straight double-digit performance from the back row with 15 digs.
The Red Raiders (8-11, 4-9 Big 12) started off sluggish in game one against the Buffaloes (11-9, 6-7 Big 12) to fall quickly to the Colorado offense 30-19. Game one remained close with the Buffaloes leading the Red Raiders 6-3 off of two quick Kiley Lyons' attack errors. Colorado then pushed a couple of two-point runs to take the lead at 15-9.
Tech wouldn't catch the Buffaloes' who hit a .342 in game one to dominate the Red Raiders who combined for a .042 attack efficiency. Colorado's Nicole Carr, who posted 20 kills in the match, led the Colorado effort in game one with 9 kills.
Game two, a highly more contested game, saw the Red Raiders pressuring the home team with a 10-6 edge with Batista posting one of her five aces en route to the Red and Black's early lead. Amy Charlebois posted her one ace of the match following Batista's serve to extend Tech's lead to 11-6. Tech pushed the lead to 21-15 before the Buffaloes responded to make a charge at the Red Raiders lead.
The Buffaloes pushed a four-point run to bring the Gold and Black to within three at 24-21. Colorado took its first lead of the game, one that it relinquished only one more time, before it just edged out Tech in the latter half of the contest with an ace to close out the 32-30 victory.
Coming out of intermission the Red Raiders were hungry for a win after losing game two by a two-point margin. Game three saw neither team take control of the game as the score was even at 11 all. The back and forth play of both teams was snapped by a five-point run from the Buffaloes who pressured to sweep the Red Raiders at 20-15.
Following Colorado's charge to end the game, Tech's Nina Miller with a kill, junior Brianna Florus with a solo block and Johnson who tabbed two consecutive kills combined to bring the Red Raiders back into the match at 23-21 Colorado. Batista gave Tech just what it needed late in the game tabbing two straight aces to give Tech its first lead at 26-25. The Red Raiders held onto the lead to close out the game with a kill from Johnson to force a fourth game with the 30-28 victory.
The Red Raiders will conclude their two-match road trip in Lincoln, Neb., for a contest against the Cornhuskers. The match is set for a 7 p.m.


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- Yes, excitement in Iowa. Ashton Kutcher had fun, and Demi Moore was a bitch. [Jossip]
- Rachel Bilson went to high school with Mischa Barton. Who knew? [MollyGood]
- Why are spokespeople usually so wrong for their cause or topic? [CityRag]
- Singer Nelly Furtado hits the beach in Barbados. [Hollywood Tuna]
- Gisele Bündchen is saving the Amazon. She's decided to get involved in the campaign for the reforestation and water preservation of the Xingu area. [Made In Brazil]
- Who knew that Wentworth Miller was an US Weekly reader? [Just Jared]
- Adriana Lima has good jeans. [Egotastic]
- Actress Penelope Cruz was a big winner at The Cannes Film Festival where she shared the best actress win with her co-star in Volver. [popsugar]
- Ben Affleck was hospitalized with a severe migraine over the weekend, but he's fine now. [Hollywood Rag]
- If Whatever Happened To Baby Jane was remade as Whatever Happened To Baby Jess with Jessica and Ashlee Simpson. [popbytes]
- Jaime Pressly is happy she didn't have to star in a sex tape. [IDLYITW]
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Seeing those shots of Nelly Furtado in a bikini makes me feel better about the junk in my truck!
Demi Moore a bitch… yeah, that's shocking news! :D She's always been one, and usually media circuits avoid calling her one because they don't want to pick on older starlets.


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After Warren Buffett spoke out about taxing the rich more, the rich were polled and overwhelmingly agreed with the billionaire.
Here's more from Wall Street Journal:
A new survey from Spectrem Group found that 68% of millionaires (those with investments of $1 million or more) support raising taxes on those with $1 million or more in income. Fully 61% of those with net worths of $5 million or more support the tax on million-plus earners. […]
Explains George Walper of Spectrem: "What this tells us is that there are a number of wealthy folks who said: 'Gee, we need to increase taxes to stimulate the economy. No one likes to be taxed more, but the reality is maybe it has to be done.' "
Walper added that he was also surprised at the positive reactions to Buffett's political agenda. "I thought that among this group there would be a feeling of 'why doesn't he keep his nose out of it?'"
Pretty astonishing, right?
And I think it's also important to note what people said who favored more taxes and what people said who didn't.
First the pro-Buffett crowd…
"When you have someone who made four and a half billion pay fifteen percent, and because it's a hedge fund, I have a problem with that."
"Quite frankly if Warren Buffett gets taxed an extra fifty thousand dollars or your typical investor of two hundred and fifty [thousand] or larger has to pay an extra thousand dollars in tax; It's not gonna change his lifestyle. Whatever he or she was gonna buy, he or she is gonna buy."
"I think theoretically it would be good for this country and put some more money in the coffers, personally it wouldn't be good for my family so I'm kind of at conflict between self interest and what might be good for the country."
Now the anti-Buffett crowd…
"I think some of that spirit of America is lost when you start penalizing so to speak, the folks who have more."
"I think there should be a voluntary check box on the tax form that says, if you would like to send in more please do."
"For myself, if there were an increase in taxes, I'm probably gonna button up some spending."
By the way…how priceless is the first anti-Buffett quote?
Yeah, our American spirit will really be diminished if the rich start paying taxes on investments and dividends that Reagan proposed. Sure.


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Video: Kanoy Road Damage
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Davidson County, NC -- Damage from possible tornadoes is being reported across the Triad. Davidson County and areas in north High Point were among the hardest hit.
In Davidson County, the Chestnut Grove Mobile Home Park off Clark Road in the Linwood area sustained significant damage. Firefighters and community members who live in the area say it is devasting.
Ryan Ellis with the National Weather Service says an EF2 tornado is to blame for the damage along Clark Road. He says the tornado had winds between 110-120 mph. The National Weather Service considers an F2 tornado "strong" on their scale.
Davidson County Emergency Services Director Doug Lowe says 40 people are displaced from the damage in that area. The entire area is without power.
Davidson County Sheriff David Grice says that about 10 people were treated on the scene for minor cuts, scrapes, and bruises. Grice says 2-3 people were transported to the hospital for more slightly more serious injuries. He says that none of them remain in the hospital.
Grice says that Davidson County Board Chairman Max Walser signed a proclamation declaring a state of emergency in Davidson County. He says this will allow officers and firefighters the ability to evacuate people if necessary.
Grice says another area along Sink Lake Road was also hit. This is in northeast Davidson County near the Wallburg area. There are 30-40 people out of their homes. Many cars have been damaged and trees are down.
Michael Teague says he was in a closet inside his mobile home with his girlfriend and two kids when the storm lifted their trailer and tossed it into the nearby lake. The family was able to swim to safety. Teague says everyone was scared, but they are thankful everyone survived.
The Urban Search and Rescue Team out of Thomasville did ground searches in the area with Hasty and Wallburg VFD's to make sure everyone was safe and accounted for.
A shelter was set up at North Davidson High School for those forced from their homes.
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I deployed a legacy application on WebLogic 11g. The application has the following code:
Context context = new InitialContext();
dataSource = (javax.sql.DataSource) context.lookup("java:myDataSource");
I also have a data source configured in WebLogic with the JNDI name of:
When the above java code runs, I get the following exception:
javax.naming.NameNotFoundException: While trying to look up /myDataSource in /app/webapp/axis2.war/60105275.; remaining name '/myDataSource'
at weblogic.jndi.internal.BasicNamingNode.newNameNotFoundException(BasicNamingNode.java:1139)
at weblogic.jndi.internal.ApplicationNamingNode.lookup(ApplicationNamingNode.java:144)
I'm fairly new to JNDI, so my question is? Where is the disconnect in naming? What does it mean when a context lookup has a prefix of "java:" ?


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For the Glove of the Game
A Relatively New, Yet Vital Addition to the Goalkeeper's Equipment Bag
Can you imagine trying to stop a Cristiano Ronaldo free kick? Or attempting to catch a slippery ball as it skips off the turf with Didier Drogba closing in? Now picture trying to do it with your bare hands.
It may seem crazy now, but gloves are a relatively new, yet vital addition to the goalkeeper's equipment bag. And they aren't just for keeping delicate fingers warm.
1. The soccer goalkeeper, as we know it, was nearly three decades away when an athletic gear manufacturer named William Sykes patented several improvements to "gloves or gauntlets used in football playing" in 1885. At that point, 'keepers could still handle the ball anywhere in their own half of the field instead of just the 18-yard penalty box that is familiar today. The countermeasure? Crashing into goalkeepers, elbows flying, studs high and hands balled up into fists was common practice.
2. Add in the heavy leather, finger-busting soccer balls of the era and goalkeeping was the most dangerous, difficult job on the field. So Sykes, of the Yorkshire Athletic Manufactory, set out to make their lives a little easier. "The object of this invention," he wrote, "is to provide a glove or gauntlet that will effectually protect from accident the hands and wrists of the goal keepers when playing football."
His design called for a glove made predominantly of leather or cashmere, with sections of India rubber on the palm and thumb. As he explained, "the springing qualities of the rubber also render the work of this player much easier by enabling him to effectively drive back the ball."
3. Modern goalkeeper gloves are amazingly similar in spirit to Sykes's design—minus the fine leather and cashmere. But it took the world nearly a century to fully adopt them. For most of the 20th century, goalkeepers worked barehanded.
4. Gloves were a convenience for bad weather. Keepers like Gordon Banks (left) looked like they were wearing gardening gloves—thick, knitted things that made the ball less slippery, but gave keepers all the touch of a catcher's mitt.
5. In South America, however, Argentina great Amadeo Carrizo was known for being on the cutting edge of goalkeeping. He played far off his goal line, sometimes acting as a sweeper, intercepting long balls before they turned dangerous. And he experimented with gloves. Thin and narrow, they looked more like auto racing gloves than anything else, but offered some degree of protection and control.
6. It took a mountain and ski gear manufacturer named Gebhard Reusch to design the first pair of oversize, rubber-palmed, reinforced modern gloves in 1973. He worked with West Germany's legendary goalkeeper Sepp Maier to develop them. By 1974, Maier would wear Reusch gloves in the final of the World Cup. Within years, they were a standard piece of equipment, ushering in a new era of goalkeeping.
7. In the 1980s, manufacturers such as Reusch and Uhlsport experimented with all sorts of materials to improve grip. According to the German patent office, prototypes came in with everything from terry cloth to studded ping-pong paddle rubber on the palms. Where the designs converged was on large wrist supports—usually attached with Velcro—and wide padded fingers to reduce the sting of impact and improve grip.
8. The next, and most recent, revolution in design came in the early 2000s when the likes of Nike and Adidas introduced spines to the fingers of their gloves. The fingers were reinforced to prevent them bending backward. Manufacturers also introduced models with rounded fingers and so-called "negative cuts," which fit tighter and offer more touch.
9. But that doesn't prevent the odd eccentric from turning back the clock. In a penalty shootout against England at the 2004 European Championships, Portugal goalkeeper Ricardo removed his gloves to play barehanded. He even saved a penalty with nothing but his naked palms and fingers, prompting this headline in a Portuguese newspaper the next day: "Knockout without Gloves."
10. For all the technological advances, some pro goalkeepers still say less is more. Goalkeeper Petr Cech, for instance, wishes he could wear just a thin piece of foam on his palms for grip and his fingers exposed. Like a basketball player, he simply wants to feel the ball at his fingertips.
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In some ways, it seems ironic that a company like Aphex, the originators of the Aural Exciter, should have introduced a tube-based product. After all, when you look back at the Aural Exciter, what Aphex really did was to recreate some of the more audible side-effects of an overdriven tube amplifier using solid state-circuitry. And now they've gone full circle and returned to the old tube circuitry -- or have they?
One of the problems associated with traditional tube equipment is that the tubes themselves require very high operating voltages, which in turn means expensive power supplies, limited tube life, and of course a serious threat to health if you take the lid off without unplugging the unit first! It has long been common knowledge that tubes, or valves, can be run at much lower voltages than they were designed to do, but this changes the performance of the tube quite significantly. Even so, there are many successful and good-sounding products on the market that use under-run tubes, including many top-name tube compressors, equalisers and guitar preamps.
Aphex have a reputation for always trying to bring something fresh to an old idea, and in the case of the Model 107, they've taken the under-run tube idea and then applied solid state feedback circuitry around the tube to offset the increase in plate resistance that normally occurs when a tube is run at a very low voltage. Of course, every American technical innovation has to be given a trademarked name, and in the case of the 107, the power under the hood is 'Tubessence'! Because the tube is run at a low voltage, an external wall-wart power supply can be used in place of the large transformer and banks of capacitors necessary to supply conventional tube HT, and this in turn helps keep the cost down. A further benefit is that the tube life is greatly extended.
Unlike early tube mic amps, the 107 is a hybrid design utilising a solid-state front end followed by a tube gain stage, the idea being to offer the best of both worlds; the solid-state circuitry provides low noise with a good transient response, while the tube provides the 'flavouring'.
Housed in a surprisingly light 1U case, the Model 107 comprises two independent mic channels, each with independently-switchable 48V phantom power, Phase invert, 80Hz Low Cut (12dB/octave), 20dB pad and Gain control. All the switches have status LEDs and there are two further LEDs -- green for signal OK and red for Overload.
The mic inputs are conventional XLRs, thoughtfully mounted on the front panel for convenience, but the outputs (which are 'quasi-balanced', presumably a ground-compensated, pseudo balancing circuit) are on stereo jacks, which may displease the professional fraternity. However, for the rest of us, jacks provide a universal, cheap and generally reliable means of connection, and the Aphex output stage allows an unbalanced jack to be inserted with no loss of signal level (unbalancing some balanced outputs incurs a 6dB signal loss). Slide switches are used to select either -10dBV or +4dBu operating levels, further evidence that the unit is aimed at both pros and project studio owners, and additional jacks are provided so that a remote switch, such as a footswitch, can be used to mute the channel.
Constructionally, the vulnerable gain mic stage is built in close proximity to the input socket which minimises the chance of electronic 'pollution', and the overall standard of construction is up to Aphex's usual high standard with no skimping on component quality. By way of facilities, I thought that a separate line input jack would have been useful for 'tubulizing' mixes, submixes and so on, but as it is, if you want to process line-level signals, you really need to go via a DI box.
On paper, this product looks well specified, and there's no doubt that the facilities are spot-on (bar the comment about the lack of line input jacks), but even though the Model 107 is miles cheaper than most vintage valve gear, it still costs around twice the price of a decent solid-state mic preamp, which means that there has to be an audible improvement over a typical desk front-end if the cost is to be justified.
As it happened, the 107 was thrown right in at the deep end during a location recording session, where it was asked not only to handle the vocal mics, but also to accommodate active DI boxes which required phantom power. It's always difficult to put your finger on what sounds different about valve gear, but the 107 definitely warms up the sound, albeit in a subtle way, while adding a kind of sonic 'glitter' to transient detail and high frequencies. It's not as obvious as, say, an exciter, but the overall effect is similar in that it makes sounds seem closer and bigger without making them any louder.
Given that the 107 comes at the affordable end of the tube processor market, it represents a very cost-efficient way to, effectively, convert any good quality mic into a tube mic. Viewed purely as a mic preamp, and leaving aside for a moment the tube coloration, the 107 is extremely quiet, and because it has two discrete channels, it's well suited to direct-to-DAT location recording or to feeding mic/DI box signals direct to tape without having to pass through a mixer first. Admittedly, you could buy a well-specified solid-state mic amp for rather less than the 107, but I feel that it's worth paying the extra for the 107's tube tone.
Once more, Aphex have added a new twist to an old idea, and in this case, it's to make a piece of tube equipment as quiet and as reliable as its solid-state equivalent without losing any of the tonal magic. A very nice product indeed that will, no doubt, find its way into both project and professional studios around the world.
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Line input jacks would have added to the flexibility of the unit.
A good example of how a combination of new and old technologies can offer the best of both worlds.
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A Key Largo man jailed pending trial on sexual-assault charges tried to interfere with the victim's testimony, Monroe County Sheriff's Office deputies say.
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Hammer was arrested Feb. 1 in North Carolina on Monroe County warrants charging him with "repeatedly raping a Key Largo teen and for threatening her with a knife and a gun" eight times over a two-year period, according to the Sheriff's Office.
He also was charged with possessing material depicting sex acts involving a child and being a felon in possession of a gun.
The victim described the attacks to a deputy assigned to her school.
The new count stems from three telephone calls Hammer made to his wife, Amy, from the Monroe County Detention Center on Stock Island, where he is jailed in lieu of a $440,000 bond.
The arrest affidavit says that in recorded calls made Feb. 20 and Feb. 21, Hammer makes threats of financial ruin and demands that his wife speak to the victim in order to pressure her "to stop" and change her testimony.
Hammer "clearly uses intimidation toward Amy Hammer ... to compel her to convince the child to testify untruthfully," Deputy David Lariz wrote in the affidavit.
Circuit Court Judge Luis Garcia signed the warrant for the witness-tampering count. Bond on that count added another $30,000 to Hammer's bond.
A Key Largo man jailed pending trial on sexual-assault charges tried to interfere with the victim's testimony, Monroe County Sheriff's Office deputies say.
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28 comments:
- Shopperita said...
Lovely photos!! You look so pretty! :)
- 9 October 2010 at 13:54
- Katie-xo said...
I like seeing lots of pictures of the area! I've never been there before but it looks and sounds great...
Those oreo cupcakes looks yum :)
- 9 October 2010 at 13:55
- Vivianna said...
Awww this makes me miss Brighton loads! It's my home town but I study up in Nottingham and I miss the lanes so much! Looks like you had a great time! Isn't beyond retro fab!? x
- 9 October 2010 at 14:23
- Emma♥ said...
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- 9 October 2010 at 14:25
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- Adrianna said...
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- 9 October 2010 at 14:33
- JChoudhury said...
such lovely shots, Brighton seems like a beautiful place and the shops are so cute. I love that you take pictures of the area, and the smallest parts because, it comes out great and love the whole scenery. I am a huge fan of vintage style, and the cupcakes look so yummy. Check out my blog, I would loved it if you followed me.
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- 9 October 2010 at 14:49
- simplebeauty said...
beautiful photography :) xx
- 9 October 2010 at 15:08
- daisychainsNkisses said...
grrhh. i wish i was in Brighton right now!
lovely post, look beautiful as ever. xx
- 9 October 2010 at 15:17
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- 9 October 2010 at 19:32
- Liana said...
i love all those photos, brighton looks like such a cool little town...and vintage shops? i'm definitely in! those girls styles' are really great too!
- 9 October 2010 at 19:40
- Milly said...
Gorgeous photos sweetie! I adore Brighton so very much! Love the quaint shops and kookiness!
And yum at those cupcakes :) x
- 10 October 2010 at 03:18
- Adele said...
I live in Brighton...thank you for loving my home town! :) Great post and those cupcakes looked yummy!! xx
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I know the 2 girls on either side in the photo ! Thats so weird haha xx
- 10 October 2010 at 14:16
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looks like fun! I love what you wore too
- 10 October 2010 at 15:39
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Can't wait to discover Brigton! Lovely photos, £1.80 per cupcake? hellooooo!
- 11 October 2010 at 08:49
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I love Brighton! Haven't been there in years!!!
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Love the Oreo cupcakes ;)
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Japanese art and entertainment is popular in the United States, especially the animated shows called "anime" and the graphic novels called "manga." A local convention this weekend will showcase the creativity and background of both art forms.
Land O' Lakes Branch Library, in conjunction with the Land O' Lakes Recreation Center, will draw fans far and wide to the 2014 Library Anime and Manga Enthusiasts Convention, or LAMECon.
In its sixth year, LAMECon is a two-day anime convention that celebrates Japanese animation with free admission.
More than 700 people attended LameCon 2014, and the committee hopes to break 1,000 this year.
"We are trying to make it the biggest, free anime convention in the state," said Paul Stonebridge, the teens services manager at Land O' Lakes Branch Library.
Stonebridge said the event teaches creative teen volunteers and attendants the skills such as how to market their own art and how to organize and lead events similar to LAMECon.
Christian Powers, 17, is a three-year LAMECon veteran. "I've learned about new anime," he said, adding his favorite part of LAMECon is the panel rooms.
The convention will have more than 20 panels, 10 vendors, 14 artists, a Maid Café, a foam sword pit, a video-game room, a silent auction, anime trivia, and more.
One of the most popular features at LAMECon is the cosplay costume contest, where the attendants dress up and perform as their favorite manga and anime characters.
On Saturday night, LAMECon kicks off with a festival dance. The attendants hit the dance floor to J-Pop and K-Pop, which is Japanese and Korean pop music. Costumes are also encouraged, even though they are not required. The dance will be 7-10 p.m. at the Land O' Lakes Branch Library, 2818 Collier Parkway, Land O' Lakes.
Sunday is convention day that showcases a variety of artists, vendors, and panels that focus on Japanese animation. The convention will take place from 9 a.m. until 7 p.m. at the Land O' Lakes Recreation Center, 3032 Collier Parkway, Land O' Lakes.
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The Glee Project tackles a very prevalent and serious topic on tonight's episode. Bullying is the theme for the music video on the TV competition. For some, sad memories return of being bullied in school and for others bad memories of being the bully come flooding back. Keep reading to find out what happens when Cory Monteith makes a guest appearance on the Oxygen reality TV series.
The 12 remaining contestants are Abraham, Ali, Aylin, Blake, Charlie, Lily Mae, Mario, Michael, Nellie, Shanna, Taryn and Tyler. The hopefuls must dance and sing their way onto the Glee set. Most of them haven't had a lot of professional experience but each week the contestants must learn the lyrics to songs, work on their vocal delivery and learn choreography!
All are vying for the grand prize–a seven episode arc on Glee and they waste no time getting started. The mentors are Robert Ulrich, Zach Woodlee and Nikki Anders.
One by one the contestants sing and perform their homework assignment for the adorable Cory Monteith who picks Nellie as the winner! She gets the coveted private session with the singer and actor. Cory gives Nellie some fantastic advice moving forward in the competition.
For this week's music video the contestants will be performing REM's "Everybody Hurts." The theme is to show the pain and hurt felt by bullying. The director Eric meets with the contestants and unearths some interesting information. Blake talks about watching a kid being beat up and not doing anything about it while Lily Mae admits that in middle school she was the bully and terrorized a lot of kids.
With many of the contenders' raw emotions exposed the cast prepares to shoot this week's music video. While walking the fine line between acting like bullies and being bullied they work on their parts. While Charlie is acting like a bully to Mario he takes Mario's walking stick. Robert Ulrich and Zach Woodlee say they are shocked that Charlie would do something so "dangerous." Charlie is very confused because he was "acting" like a bully and that's most likely what a bully would do. Unfortunately, that decision sends him into the bottom three along with Lily Mae and Mario.
The mentors have Lily Mae sing "Mercy" by Duffy, Mario singing "Over the Rainbow" by Judy Garland and Charlie has "Fix You" by Coldplay. Ryan Murphy likes all three of the contestants including the personalities they reveal while on-stage. In a new twist all three of the contenders–Lily Mae, Mario and Charlie are called back and are safe for another week!
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LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) - State officials say a blizzard that swept through northwest Nebraska last weekend could hurt the region's economy for more than a year. Ranchers throughout the northern Panhandle spent the week counting their livestock losses after an unusual October blizzard dumped several feet of snow on the region. State Sen. Al Davis of Hyannis says the losses were far greater than people from outside the region realize, and the losses could hurt ranching operations. Lt. Gov. Lavon Heidemann says the area could see an economic impact that lasts a year or more. In addition, a federal program that could help ranchers is closed because of the government shutdown. Heidemann says the losses reminded him of a blizzard in the 1980s that wiped out one-fourth of his herd.
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Feb. 24, 2004
TUCSON, Ariz. - The No. 6 California women's golf team is in third place with a 289 Monday after the first round of the Wildcat Invitational at Arizona National Golf Course.
Under stormy conditions, No. 10 Ohio State carded a 285 to grab the first-day lead, while No. 2 UCLA is second at 288. No. 11 Vanderbilt is fourth at 290, followed by No. 27 UNLV in fifth at 306. No. 3 Arizona, the 14-team tournament host, is eighth at 311.
The Golden Bears Sarah Huarte and the Buckeyes Allison Hanna head into tomorrow's 7 a.m. PT tee time in a tie for first at minus-three 68, equaling Cal's school record for low round. Cal sophomore Sophia Sheridan is third at 69, her collegiate best round.
Also counting for Cal were senior Claire Dury's round of 75 (tie for 17th) and sophomore Sofie Andersson's score of 77 (tie for 28th). Andersson, a Swedish national team player, is in the lineup for the first time since October due to a back injury. Cal senior Anna Temple carded a 78, tying for 35th.
Team Results: 1. Ohio State 285, 2. UCLA 288, 3. Cal 289, 4. Vanderbilt 290, 5. UNLV 306, 6t. New Mexico State 308, 6t. Stanford 308, 8. Arizona 311, 9. Arizona State 312, 10. San Diego State 315, 11. Tennessee 324, 12. Pepperdine 325, 13. Northern Arizona 334, 14. North Texas 337.
Top 5 Individual Results: 1t. Sarah Huarte (Cal) 68, 1t. Allison Hanna (Ohio State) 68, 3. Sophia Sheridan 69, 4t. May Wood (Vanderbilt), Courtney Wood (Vanderbilt), Kim Kouwabunpat (Stanford) 70.
Other Cal Scores: 17t. Claire Dury 75, 28t. Sofie Andersson 77, 35t. Anna Temple 78.


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Just in time for Father's Day fashionable gift giving, menswear designer John Bartlett has launched his first line with Liz Claiborne. His low-priced line is already selling in his New York West Village store. The collection includes lower-priced items, like a classic navy-blue jacket with utility pockets ($178) and a casual checked button-down shirt ($69.50), selling right alongside the designer's runway collection, which retails for three times more (jackets are $625). If you live in New York and you stop by his store, you might actually see John there working the cash register and talking to his customers. As a very hands on designer, John is happy to be joining forces with Liz Clairborne. He says, "My goal is to create an enticing line at affordable prices that men will find irresistible. The Claiborne name has a strong legacy and I intend on honoring that while transforming the men's line to address a great opportunity in the better men's market."
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- Artist : Avenged Sevenfold
- Title : Bat Country
- Album : City Of Evil (2005)
- Genre : Heavy Metal
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It's not always recognized in today's 'I want it all now world, but patience is a virtue. And Huntington Beach, California rockers Avenged Sevenfold are being rewarded for remembering that golden rule. After releasing two highly successful albums on an indie label (Sounding The Seventh Trumpet and Waking The Fallen), the quintet is set to unleash its major label debut, City Of Evil, on Warner Bros. Records. City Of Evil, co-produced by Avenged Sevenfold, reunites the group with producer Mudrock (Waking The Fall).
'We're at the point now where we've come into our own, vocalist M. Shadows says of the ambitious City Of Evil, an 11-song collection that gives a middle finger to the idea of categorization, bridging the sonic guitar assault of Iron Maiden with the frenetic pace of Bad Religion and the musicianship of Dream Theater. 'In Southern California you're really brought up in the whole punk world. At the same time, we were growing up listening to Pantera, Megadeath, Metallica and Slayer records, Shadows recalls. 'So then you think, 'I want to play in that kind of band, but I want to play in this kind of band.' Then you pass that point and all of a sudden you're just writing music and it comes out naturally. But that's what happens cause of all the different influences we have. And we're definitely not afraid to put anything in our songs if we think it calls for it.
Yes, Avenged Sevenfold can rock, as the band recently did at a sold-out show at Hollywood's Music Box Theater, where they turned the intensity of the new tunes up from 11 to about a 20, but these are musicians as well. However, as the group evidenced during the orchestral interlude in 'The Wicked End, a perfect metal moment live complemented by a boys choir and 14-piece string section, Avenged Sevenfold, in the tradition of Zeppelin, Queen, and Guns 'N' Roses' 'November Rain, meld their intensity with a musical daring their hard rock forefathers would be proud of.
Those looking primarily for a cathartic release live, as so many of the kids moshing their brains out at the Music Box were, need only turn to the ferocious energy of 'Bat Country, a song written for Hunter S. Thompson about the band's own adventures in Vegas, and the Maiden-esque guitar and Shadows' perfect caterwaul of the line 'city of evil (where the album's title stems from) in the opening 'Beast & The Harlot.
And while Avenged, whose influences range from Maiden, Pantera, and Guns 'N' Roses (Shadows calls Use Your Illusions 1 and 2 his favorite albums of all time) to Billy Joel, Queen, and Elvis Costello, may not be your typical hard rock band musically, they can hang with the best of them. Epic nights of late night fun have followed this band around the country, and it's something all of the members freely acknowledge. They like to party, and they like to drink: and plenty. Additionally, and fitting with their chosen lifestyle, the members of Avenged could write the A7X equivalent of the Zagut guide to strip clubs in America.
'Strippers and bands have this bond, Vengeance says. 'They totally do. The band walks in and it's like special treatment, Shadows adds. So, what makes a good strip club? 'I like strip clubs that are out of control, he says, citing Vegas, New York and New Orleans ('It's fucking Bourbon Street. It better be crazy, he says) as home to some of the better establishments they've frequented.
Reflecting the complex personalities though that can lead a hard rock band to throw in a beautiful Flamenco guitar solo near the end of the new album's savage 'Sidewinder, Avenged Sevenfold is far from just a party band, and it shows on City Of Evil. The album is bursting with displays of their virtuoso musicianship, from the intricate tempo changes of 'Burn It Down to the tender acoustic intro into a Spaghetti Western mixed with classical melody that provides the calm before the storm in the savage 'Strength Of The World.
The group has learned a great deal having spent the last three summers as part of the Warped tour. Shadows got some valuable advice from Fat Mike of NOFX, besides how to play Texas Hold 'Em. 'He's like, 'You know what, if you do this stuff long enough, you gotta fucking have fun. If you can't have fun on tour then you'll never last,' Shadows recalls. 'I think that's a really important thing.
Additionally, the quintet, which started on a Warped side stage, graduated to the second stage, and then made the move last year to main stage, a spot they'll be returning to this year, learned a lot by the gradual progression. 'We've seen bands that we started out with that got a little bit of a head start or an early break and they're done. We've learned so much more doing it from the ground up. We've got so many more stories than other bands will have; so many more good times, bad times. It has made us stronger as a band too, Vengeance says.
Hard work is what also accounts for the band's fiercely loyal following, according to Shadows. 'It's rewarding 'cause you know you have this really solid core fan base that has been through a lot and they believe in the band now as more than a band, it's like a lifestyle, he says. 'If anything happens we don't ever fall, it's like they're holding us up. We're not on the radio, but everywhere we go we always have this rabid group of fans. We would've never had that if we had some lucky break and just jumped to the point we're at now. I hope it gradually keeps going up. The slower you go the more I think it builds underneath you and we're grateful for that. They can't just get pulled out from underneath us. There's nothing you can grab to pull; it's fans that love that band. So, it's very gratifying to be at this place now.
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He who makes a beast out of himself
Gets rid of the pain of being a man
Caught here in a fiery blaze, won't lose my will to stay.
I tried to drive all through the night,
The heat stroke ridden weather,
the barren empty sights.
No oasis here to see,
the sand is singing deathless words to me.
Can't you help me as I'm startin' to burn (all alone).
Too many doses and I'm starting to get an attraction.
My confidence is leaving me on my own (all alone).
No one can save me
and you know I don't want the attention.
As I adjust to my new sights the rarely tired lights
will take me to new heights.
My hand is on the trigger I'm ready to ignite.
Tomorrow might not make it but everything's all right.
Mental fiction follows me;
show me what it's like to be set free.
Can't you help me as I'm startin' to burn (all alone).
Too many doses and I'm starting to get an attraction.
My confidence is leaving me on my own (all alone).
No one can save me and you know
I don't want the attention.
So sorry you're not here
I've been sane too long my vision's so unclear.
Now take a trip with me
but don't be surprised
when things aren't what they seem.
Caught here in a fiery blaze,
won't lose my will to stay.
These eyes won't see the same,
after I flip today.
Sometimes I don't know
why we'd rather live than die,
We look up towards the sky
for answers to our lives.
We may get some solutions
but more just pass us by,
Don't want your absolution
cause I can't make it right.
I'll make a beast out of myself,
gets rid of all the pain of being a man.
Can't you help me
as I'm startin' to burn (all alone).
Too many doses
and I'm starting to get an attraction.
My confidence is leaving me
on my own (all alone).
No one can save me and you know
I don't want the attention.
So sorry you're not here
I've been sane too long my vision's so unclear.
Now take a trip with me
but don't be surprised
when things aren't what they seem.
I've known it from the start all these good ideas
will tear your brain apart.
Scared but you can follow me
I'm too weird to live but much too rare to die.
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We're barely into 2013, and already the film festival circuit is kicking off again. It's only a matter of weeks since The Playlist hung up our collective traveling pants from our last festival trip of 2012 (Marrakech), but even ahead of Berlin next month, we're packing our bags again for one of the major dates in the cinephile calendar -- the Sundance Film Festival.
For over thirty years, the festival has served as a major showcase for independent cinema both from the U.S. and abroad, helping to discover the likes of Quentin Tarantino, Steven Soderbergh, Paul Thomas Anderson and David O. Russell, among many others. And the 2012 edition brought with films that were talked about for the rest of the year including "Beasts of the Southern Wild," "Safety Not Guaranteed," "Middle Of Nowhere," "The Sessions," "Searching For Sugar Man," "Smashed," "Room 237" and many others.
Now, we're only a day or two away from catching our flight to Robert Redford's Utah hideaway, and to serve as a precursor to our coverage, we've gathered up 25 films -- some reassembled from our Most Anticipated coverage, some of which are new picks -- that number among the most promising in the line-up. Check them out below, and let us know what you're most looking forward to in the comments section.
Synopsis: Having spent most of his life torn between his bitterly divorced parents, a man must try to bring them back to good terms before his brother's wedding, while discovering that his childhood psychiatrist wrote a book about him.
What You Need To Know: While our long-professed desire to see Adam Scott in a leading role led to less-than-happy results with "Friends With Kids," there's still no doubt as to the talents of the "Step Brothers "and "Parks & Recreation" actor, and this new comedy seems like it could be a far more promising proposition. Scott is joined by a top-notch bunch of comic talent, including Richard Jenkins, Catherine O'Hara, Amy Poehler, Jane Lynch, Clark Duke, Adam Pally, Ken Howard and Mary Elizabeth Winstead (with Jessica Alba also involved), and the premise is pretty ripe for hilarity and something a little more besides. And whatever hesitation caused by the presence of "Elektra" co-writer Stu Zicherman, who co-wrote the script and makes his directorial debut here, is counter-balanced by long-running "Daily Show" writer/producer Ben Karlin as his co-writer. And indeed, the Black Listed screenplay was, at least in the early form we read, a pretty good little comedy that should give the cast plenty to play with. There's always the possibility that this turns out to be this year's Park City equivalent of the underwhelming "Bachelorette," but we're definitely hopeful that "A.C.O.D" will be something more.
When: January 23rd and 24th at the Eccles Theater in Park City, Jan 25th at the Sundance Resort Screening Room, and Jan 26th at the Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center.
Synopsis: Four years after their crime spree was brought to an end by the authorities, a young couple, Bob and Ruth, are reunited when he escapes from prison.
What You Need To Know: Attracting talent like Casey Affleck, Rooney Mara, Ben Foster and Nate Parker for your first big feature suggests that you might potentially be a big deal, and all the promise that David Lowery has shown over the last few years looks to come to a head with "Ain't Them Bodies Saints." A familiar name on the indie circuit thanks to his debut feature "St. Nick," and his short "Pioneer" (which won the Grand Jury Prize at Sundance in 2011), Lowery's all over Park City in 2013, as an editor on "Upstream Color," and the co-writer of NEXT entry "Pit Stop," but his '70s-set Texas crime tale is undoubtedly his magnum opus this year. There are obvious echoes of "Badlands" and "Bonnie & Clyde" here, but it sounds like Lowery has his own take at work, and he couldn't ask for a more talented cast. "Pariah" and "Middle Of Nowhere" DoP Bradford Young is shooting the film too, so it should look glorious.
When: January 20th at the Eccles in Park City, the 21st at the Rose Wagner in Salt Lake City, the 22nd, the 23rd and the 25th at the Redstone, MARC and Prospector Square Theatres respectively, and the 24th at the Sundance Resort.
Synopsis: Now in their forties, Celine and Jesse meet nine years after their last rendezvous in France, this time in Greece.
What You Need To Know: Almost two decades have passed since their first encounter on a train bound for Vienna, but Richard Linklater, Julie Delpy and Ethan Hawke are clearly enamored of the romantic duo of Celine and Jesse, first introduced in "Before Sunrise" in 1995. The trio earn the best misdirection award of 2012 -- earlier in the year, all three of them in separate interviews gave the, "who knows?" answer (though Hawke kind of gave up the ghost) when quizzed about a third picture in this would-be trilogy, but by September they had shot the entire thing in secret. While it's been called a type of conclusion to this will-they-or-won't-they romance, Linklater himself has suggested that the picture doesn't end on so much of a definitive note that they couldn't do another follow up if they wanted.
When: Park City: the 20th at the Eccles, the 21st and 26th at the MARC. Ogden: the 23rd at Peery's Egyptian. SLC: 24th at the Salt Lake City Library Theatre. And the 25th at the Sundance Resort.
Synopsis: A retelling of the story of the Beltway Snipers -- two men who killed ten people, and wounded a further three, in Virginia and Maryland in 2002.
What You Need To Know: A little over a decade ago, the Washington D.C. area was terrorized by The Beltway Sniper, a shooter who struck, seemingly at random, over the space of twenty days. The perpetrators turned out to be John Allen Muhammed, a Nation of Islam member, and his seventeen-year-old accomplice Lee Boyd Malvo. Now the story is coming to the screen, thanks to art director/filmmaker Alexandre Moors, best known for his work with Kanye West on "Cruel Summer," alongside videos for the likes of Jennifer Lopez and Talib Kweli. While the cast has some familiar faces, including "Out Of Sight" and "Grey's Anatomy" actor Isaiah Washington as Muhammed, and Joey Lauren Adams and Tim Blake Nelson among the other co-stars, we're hoping for something closer to Gus Van Sant's "Elephant" than to a Lifetime movie reconstruction. That said, we're curious to see if Moors' approach has the substance to match the style, but it's certainly an intriguing prospect, and quite different from many of the other festival entries.
When: January 19th at the Library Center Theater in Park City and the Tower Theatre in Salt Lake City, Jan 21st at Prospector Square Theatre in Park City, January 23rd at the Sundance Resort Screening Room, and Jan 24th at the Yarrow Hotel Theatre in Park City.
Synopsis: A happily married New York City music teacher is drawn to a young British foreign exchange student.
What You Need To Know: Between 2010's "Douchebag" and 2011's breakout "Like Crazy," youthful director Drake Doremus has virtually become part of the furniture at Sundance in recent years. And he's back in 2013 with "Breathe In," a drama the prolific filmmaker had already completed photography on before "Like Crazy" was even in theaters. Reuniting him with the ludicrously talented star of the latter, Felicity Jones, "Breathe In" also sees the always-welcome Guy Pearce and Amy Ryan getting involved too, in a production that uses the same semi-improvised process that Doremus has made good use of in the past. But it's not just business as usual; word is that Doremus is using a more classical, handheld-free aesthetic, which should be interesting to see. "Like Crazy," for all its beautiful flaws, certainly made us keen to see more from the director, so this is high on our list for Park City and beyond.
When: 19th at the Eccles in Park City, 20th and 25th at the MARC, 22nd at the Rose Wagner and 26th at the Library Theater, both in SLC.
Synopsis: In a hotel in 1980, a group of programmers try to create the ultimate computer chess program.
What You Need To Know: Probably one of the most talented directors to be part of that dreadful m-word American film movement (m*mbl*c*re), Andrew Bujalski has been sorely missed since we last saw him in 2009 with the fantastic and criminally underseen "Beeswax." Thankfully his new film, a period piece if you will, not only succeeded in its crowd-sourcing endeavor but completed shooting late in 2011, and will premiere at Sundance in just over a week. While the "Funny Ha Ha" filmmaker has shied away from big names ("Dazed and Confused" actor Wiley Wiggins is the biggest name involved), this film will mark his move away from celluloid and flatbed editing -- instead, the PortaPak digital cameras of the era will be used. It sounds like an interesting prospect and quite a bizarre world, especially considering how far we've come technologically since then. Smartly, Bujalski has insisted that he will not include any wink-wink 1980s references, but his camera will be watching these characters like a hawk and there will be plenty of humor despite the lack of Suncoast Video references.
When: 21st, 22nd and 25th at the Library Center, Redstone and Prospector Square, respectively, in Park City, and the 23rd at the Tower Theater in SLC.
Synopsis: A Casanova figure sets out to find a more fulfilling sex life, but learns some life lessons along the way.
What You Need To Know: Almost every major star tries to step behind the camera at some point, to varying effect -- some turn out Clint Eastwood or Ben Affleck, others closer to Johnny Depp (whose "The Brave" hardly got any kind of release). Joseph Gordon-Levitt isn't hanging around -- he's barely turned 30, but the "Looper" star, who's been sponsoring all kinds of interesting creative work through his hitRECord projects, is making his feature writing/directing debut at Sundance this year. Seemingly a light, comic take on "Shame," the idea of casting yourself as a sex addict opposite Scarlett Johansson might seem like a vanity project, but there's plenty of other promising talent involved, including Julianne Moore, Rob Brown and, of all people, Tony Danza. It's one of those projects that could go either way, but given Gordon-Levitt's pretty great choice in projects in general, we've got faith that he'll come up with something interesting when he's in charge.
When: Jan 18th, 19th and 26th at the Eccles in Park City, plus the 22nd at the Library Center, while it hits the Rose Wagner in SLC on the 19th, and the Sundance Resort on the 21st.
Synopsis: A young woman is hired to infiltrate a group of eco-terrorists, only to fall in with their inscrutable leader and their cause.
What You Need To Know: Brit Marling and Zal Batmanglij re-team after last year's fascinating genre-bender "Sound Of My Voice," with Marling handling co-writing and starring duties once again. With that picture, and 2011's "Another Earth," Marling's announced herself as a major voice in genre filmmaking, but for her follow-up with Batmanglij, it looks like they've opted for a more expansive, unsettling experience, with urban political statements cross-bred with an escalating sense of doom. All accounts are that "The East" is going to boldly toe the line between the group's dangerous beliefs and the horrible aftermath of their actions, with Marling at the center of a cast that includes Alexander Skarsgaard, Ellen Page, Toby Kebbell and Patricia Clarkson.
When: 20th at the Eccles in Park City, 21st at the Library Center in Park City, 25th at the SLC Library Theatre, 26th at Peery's Egyptian in Ogden, and 27th at the Sundance Resort Screening Room.


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These are election times in several states. These are bad times for government school children. Their teachers have been frequently pulled out of schools in recent weeks for cross-checking voter lists and election training. Essentially no teaching will take place for a week around the polling date. Earlier this year, the teachers were busy updating voter lists. And then there are panchayat and municipal elections. The private school children of course do not suffer such loss of teaching. Would this discrimination stop when the Parliament passes the Right to Education Bill, 2008, recently approved by the Central Cabinet? Of course not! On the contrary, it will be legitimised since the Bill provides for deployment of government teachers for decennial census, election to Local Authorities, State Legislatures and Parliament and disaster relief duties. Government school children will continue to sacrifice their education to keep the Indian democracy alive, while the private school children will receive education undisturbed.
This is certainly not an isolated example of the Bills discriminatory character. Take the case of pre-primary education (kindergarten, nursery) considered to be critical for preparing children for elementary education. The Bill indulges in falsehood when it says that pre-primary education will be provided in government schools except if such facilities are not already being provided, through Integrated Child Development Services (ICDS) or other government programmes, in proximity to such schools. Who does not know that ICDS (or its anganwadis) is not even designed to provide pre-primary education? The Bill will thus ensure that the majority of the poor children (about three-fourth of the child population) will continue to be denied pre-primary education by the clever use of ICDS as an alibi!
The proponents of the Bill, especially the internationally funded NGOs, make much out of the provision of 25% reservation in the private schools for the disadvantaged children. Closer examination reveals a different story. As per the Seventh Educational Survey, about four crore children out of 19 crore in the 6-14 age group are currently studying in private schools at the elementary stage (class I-VIII). The above provision will create space for one crore for which the private schools will be reimbursed for the tuition fees. Assuming that these schools are providing quality education, the provision helps only a minority of the underprivileged. What is then the Bills vision of quality education for the remaining 15 crores? They will continue to receive education through


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Sloane Stephens moves up rankings, tops Querrey
MELBOURNE, Australia Sloane Stephens didn't just achieve her best Grand Slam result by reaching the semifinals of the Australian Open - she's also one up on her good friend Sam Querrey.
Stephens and Querrey, who lost in the third round of men's singles, share a coach, David Nainkin. They've developed a good-natured rivalry about who's rising faster in the rankings.
With her run to the semifinals at Melbourne Park, Stephens will improve to No. 17 from No. 29 in the rankings next week, while Querrey is not expected to rise much higher than his current No. 22.
"Sam Querrey sent me a message and said, `You might be ahead of me on Monday, but in three weeks, I'm going to be ahead of you,'" the 19-year-old Stephens said after her straight-sets loss to No. 1 Victoria Azarenka in the semifinals on Thursday. "I have to keep working because I want to stay in front of him."
The Americans haven't made a wager over who will be ranked higher by the end of the year - there's just pride at stake, Stephens said.
"Obviously egos are big," she said earlier this week. "This is tennis, so somebody's going to win."
Stephens was disappointed she didn't follow up her big win over 15-time major winner Serena Williams in the quarterfinals with a better match against Azarenka, but her overall performance at the tournament far exceeded her expectations at the start of the season.
"I'm obviously coming out of the Australian summer with amazing momentum, knowing I can pretty much hang in there with anybody and even beat some of the best players," she said. "It's definitely a good feeling."
DOWN UNDER: It can't be a good feeling for David Ferrer: Another loss in a Grand Slam semifinal by the same humbling score.
Ferrer was defeated by top-ranked Novak Djokovic in the semifinals of the Australian Open on Thursday 6-2, 6-2, 6-1. He lost by the same score to Rafael Nadal in the semifinals of the French Open last year on his favored clay surface.
For all his success on the court - he won a tour-leading seven titles last year - the Spaniard hasn't been able to get past the semifinals at majors.
He lost in the semifinals of the 2012 and 2007 U.S. Open to Djokovic, and fell in the semifinals of the 2011 Australian Open to Andy Murray.
A clearly dejected Ferrer tried to explain how frustrating it feels to get so close to a Grand Slam final, only to be beaten each time by one of the so-called Big Four of men's tennis - Djokovic, Murray, Nadal and Roger Federer.
"It's difficult to do one final of a Grand Slam," the fifth-ranked Ferrer said. "When I did the semifinal in Roland Garros, Australian Open, U.S. Open, it was a loss to the best three players, no?
"I am trying to do my best every match. But I know they are better than me. What can I do?"
Meanwhile, Djokovic was feeling so fresh after his easy win over Ferrer that he had time to make a cameo appearance during a legends doubles match later Thursday night.
The Serbian star posed as a doctor and pretended to perform CPR on retired French player Henri Leconte, much to the delight of the picture-snapping crowd.
Djokovic gave reporters his diagnosis during a later news conference: "(Leconte) is definitely crazy. He needs long-term treatment."
LUCKY NO. 13: Mike Bryan can't pronounce the name of one of his opponents in the Australian Open doubles final on Saturday, but that doesn't mean he's not taking the competition seriously.


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Since that upgrade, mails can't be sent anymore.
When trying to send an email from the webinterface, the following error appears:
Before the upgrade, everything has worked for months.Code:A network service error has occurred. msg: system failure: MessagingException code: service.FAILURE method: SendMsgRequest detail: soap:Receiver trace: btpool0-13:1223295404941:1b5e41bd7a844aac
"zmcontrol status" shows that all services are running.
"tail mailbox.log" shows:
Please, can anybody help me with this?!Code:com.zimbra.cs.mailbox.MailSender$SafeMessagingException: Connection refused; chained exception is: java.net.ConnectException: Connection refused
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Today My baking Club is celebrating.
Celebrating his First year.
We are still a baby, but with a lot of knowledge and great content.
The blog changed a lot from what it was. In the beginning I only wrote in English and totally different content.
But the ideas whore getting everyday more clear and in the beginning of this year I started to write in Portuguese as well and a more reformulated content.
And I am so proud and happy about it.
I write my recipes, share ideas, products, when I want and when I feel like it is worth of sharing.
I have met people, get to know ingredients, get to gain knowledge and experience.
I can say that I am more connected with my Brazilian heritage and I am happy about all that was accomplished.
Thank You all for following My Baking Club!!!


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The EUI Alumni Association was created in 1986 with the mission to promote the interests of the EUI alumni by connecting them with each other and with their alma mater.
The Association engages with the alumni community, organizes alumni weekends, conferences and social and cultural events throughout the year.
Every year the Alumni Association organises the Alumni Career Event where prominent alumni are invited to illustrate different career opportunities, experiences and perspectives to current EUI researchers.
The Association is administered by an Executive Committee consisting of five Full Members who are elected by the General Assembly for a period of two years.
All Alumni are invited to become EUI ambassadors by joining the Alumni Association.
Also, independently from being members of the Alumni Association, all Alumni are invited to join the Alumni Directory which allows them to set up personal profiles, and connect with the others in the community.
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