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Victoria Abril and Labina Mitevska play two femmes dwelling in very different corners of Europe whose parallel stories converge in the mannered, contrived drama "The Woman Who Brushed Off Her Tears."
Victoria Abril and Labina Mitevska play two femmes dwelling in very different corners of Europe whose parallel stories converge in the mannered, contrived drama "The Woman Who Brushed Off Her Tears." Writer-helmer Teona Strugar Mitsevska, co-star Labina's sister, heavy-handedly compares and contrasts the lifestyles of an embittered Parisian and an oppressed but naturally plucky lass from the modernity-spurring Juruci people of rural Macedonia. Whimsical, magical-realist touches, such as a levitating Abril, fail to lift the pic free from its torpor, leaving distribs outside its co-producing nations unlikely to cry out for it.Striking, confounding opening set in a Parisian apartment features what looks like Helena (Abril, once a muse of Pedro Almodovar, now curiously inexpressive) passionately kissing a young man named Noah (Dimitar Gjorgjievski), who starts to take things too far and tries to rape her before it's revealed that he's actually her son. Offering further evidence that this is one messed-up family, Noah confesses that his father, Emil (Jean Marie Galey), sexually abused him as a child, and then jumps off the balcony to his death right before Helena's horrified eyes. Meanwhile, in a mountainous Macedonian village, colorfully clad Ajsun (Labina Mitevska, from the helmer's "I Am From Titov Veles") lives with her patriarchal father, Ismail (Firdaus Nebi). Ajsun still pines for her lover, Lucian (Arben Bajraktaraj), who ran away after he knocked her up and Ismail threatened to kill him. In order to support their son, Ilkin (Kaeliok Fonenmum Varka, a cutie who spends most of the film hiding behind a Spider-Man mask), she sells homemade hooch, and tries to resist Ismail's efforts to sell her off to a neighbor as a bride. Back in Paris, Helena's work as a parole officer brings her into contact with Lucian, and for opaque reasons only revealed later, she helps him skip bail and hides him in her own home. Skeptical about Emil's protestations that he never molested Noah, and seemingly bent on divorcing him, Helena nevertheless insists he come with her on a hunting trip to Macedonia with Lucian in tow. Showing the intelligence of a bird agreeing to get a ride in a cat's mouth, Emil agrees, paving the way for a credibility-stretching climax that will pull all the storylines together. Helmer Mitsevska directs lenser to Matyas Erdely to either move the camera around a lot or plant it in front of the thesps for long, uncomfortable closeups; as a result, the pic feels perpetually stylized and off-center, although the Macedonian scenes seem more naturalistic and watchable, if only for anthropological interest alone. It doesn't help that the palette is mostly one of sludge and sepulchral grays, apart from Ajsun's peasant wardrobe of fiery reds and pinks, which none-too-subtly suggest her vibrancy and goodness. Apart from the scene in which Helena floats off the ground, there's less whimsy here than in "Titov Veles," but "Tears" still suffers from similar flaws. Thesping is patchy, with Labina Mitevska faring better than Abril, and Gjorgjievski making a big impression before he's killed off in the first scene.
The Woman Who Brushed Off Her Tears
A Sisters and Brother Mitevski, Ostlicht, Vertigo Emotionfilm, Entre Chien et Loup, Luminary Media production. (International sales: Urban Distribution, Paris.) Produced by Labina Mitsevska, Marcel Lenz, Guido Schwab, Danijel Hocevar, Sebastien Delloye, Diana Elbaum. Executive co-producer, Ana Jordanova. Directed, written by Teona Strugar Mitsevska.
Camera (color, widescreen), Matyas Erdely; editor, Nicolas Gaster; production designer, Vuk Mitevski, Stephan von Tresckow; costume designer, Monika Lorber; sound (Dolby Digital), Paul Heymans, Fred Meert; supervising sound editor, Meert; re-recording mixer, Philippe Baudhuin. Reviewed at Berlin Film Festival (Panorama Special), Feb. 11, 2012. Running time: 104 MIN.
Victoria Abril, Labina Mitevska, Jean Marie Galey, Arben Bajraktaraj, Firdaus Nebi, Kaeliok Fonenmum Varka, Dimitar Gjorgjievski. (French, Macedonian, Turkish, English dialogue)


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I've been researching percent body fat today - trying to figure out where my percent body fat falls on the charts. Am I in a healthy range? Am I in the athletic range? (I'd like that.) It has been an interesting adventure, just finding ONE definitive chart that gives me the information I need. And then there's the problem of whether the number I have for body fat is correct.
My Tanita scale measures my body fat at about 22% these days. The handy dandy little indicator on the scale now says that for my age I am underfat. However, I've heard that can happen if you are very fit. The first question, though, is whether my scale is accurate. From my reading, I find that if you are dehydrated, the scale will overestimate your body fat. I weigh myself first thing in the morning, when I am least hydrated. If I weigh myself in the middle of the day, my body fat has shown as low as 17% on the scale. Which is right???
So, I did a couple of the circumference calculators online. The US Navy Calculator which takes measurements of your neck, waist, and hip, as well as height and weight says I'm at 19.7% body fat. Another calculator which takes measurements of wrist, forearm, and hip says I'm at 25.7%. WOW, that's quite the discrepancy. Which is right???
And now to the charts. Some charts say that at 22% body fat, I'm in the fitness range. Some charts say I'm underfat. And those based on age, say that for my age I'm underfat. I should be 23%, I guess. However, which chart should I use? The ones that have age, don't take into consideration fitness, and the ones that have fitness don't take into consideration age. Grrrrrr.... Of course, if I believe one of the circumference measurements instead of my scale I'm at nearly 26% so I'm not underfat according to my age....
It's getting very frustrating. I just want a definitive answer. Where am I???
It looks like I could be on the edge of dangerously low body fat. I don't want to do that, as that increases risk for osteoporosis, but I'm not sure if I'm really dangerously low, or if I'm just very fit, or what my real body fat percent is, even!
So, I looked into who in my area has something to measure body fat using hydrostatic weighing - the most accurate method out there. I found that there's an institute of sports medicine about 60 miles from me that has a bod pod - one of the hydrostatic weighing devices. (It uses air instead of water, though, and it's supposed to be VERY accurate.) It's $80 for two tests. I think I'm going to save up and get tested. Maybe they'll be able to tell me what my percent really is, and whether it is healthy for me.
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You're right the hydrostatic weighing is the best. However, be aware that what you eat and how hydrated you are effect these too. Back in the day when I was slim I had this done and you have a liquid diet for two days before the test, consume mylicon to reduce bowel gas and drink water until you pee three hours before so that you are fully hydrated. I was told also to have a bone density test (DEXA) also so that they could estimate body frame density.
Honestly when it was all done it was still frustrating as when you are on the low end thing change so rapidly. I really understand the desire for good feedback.
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I would love to get that done too! I have not placed any confidence in the absolute number my Tanita scale shows, but do look at it on a relative basis.
It said 44% when I was 174 pounds (= 76.56 fat pounds) as compared to 40% at 160 (= 64 fat pounds). That would seem to imply that 12.56 of the 14 pounds I have lost were from fat. WOO HOO!!! That seems fairly consistent with the fact that my clothes are getting looser but the scale hasn't moved much.
If you do find a good answer to what an athletic 45 year old woman should aim for, please let me know! I would love to shoot for that number as well.
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Wow, your research is very interesting. I wish you luck with the hydrostatic test; I am focusing on staying fit and dropping pounds. I hesitate to place so much weight, no pun intended, on numbers and measurements. they are necessary to help you gauge where your body is at but I like the feeling of energy, and health.
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Pottsville artist's work selected for state exhibition in Harrisburg
A Pottsville artist was one of 115 selected to display their work in the Art of the State: Pennsylvania 2012 exhibition that opens to the public Sunday at The State Museum of Pennsylvania in Harrisburg.
Audrey Bordonaro said she never expected to be selected when she entered her abstract painting titled "Migration" in the exhibition, which aims to showcase the talent, creativity and diversity of Pennsylvania's established and emerging artists.
The State Museum of Pennsylvania, adjacent to the State Capitol in Harrisburg, is one of 25 historic sites and museums administered by the state Historical and Museum Commission as part of the Pennsylvania Trails of History.
"I'm thrilled," Bordonaro said Wednesday. "I may not do it again, so I'm going to enjoy it this year."
Bordonaro studied Interior Design at Pratt Institute and finished a bachelors degree in Art Education at Indiana University of Pennsylvania before working for the Blue Mountain School District for 36 years.
There she was an art teacher for 20 years then decided to go back to school for a master's degree in guidance, which led to 16 years working in elementary guidance.
While working at Blue Mountain, she also founded the Artist in Residence program and set up art exhibits and festivals for the school.
Bordonaro took fine arts courses off and on over the years and finally began to dedicate more time to her art after her two children were raised, then in 2005 began taking workshops in oil, acrylic and pastel.
While describing "Migration," an acrylic painting that Bordonaro started in a workshop, she said she tried to get the feeling of nature into it, such as with wind moving around and water.
"I like abstract because I like the viewer to come and take something from it," Bordonaro said. "I want them to see things that I haven't deliberately put there."
She said that when she works, she deliberately tries to keep design elements in mind, while at the same time also trying to be as intuitive as possible.
"I just let myself go," she said. "My aim is to get good enough with the materials and the paint that I can put it down without having to rework it."
Bordonaro's painting is only one of the 129 works that will be on display in the 45th annual exhibit that runs Sunday through Sept. 9.
While the exhibit will feature 115 artists from 30 counties, this year's exhibit received 1,836 entries from 680 artists.
First-, second- and third-place honors will be awarded in painting, photography, sculpture, craft and works on paper with cash awards for each category. The prizes will be awarded at a special Artists' Reception on Saturday at The State Museum.
The William D. Davis Memorial Award for Drawing, the Rose Roy Memorial Award and The State Museum of Pennsylvania Purchase Award will also be selected.
The exhibit is co-sponsored by The State Museum and The Greater Harrisburg Arts Council, which present more than $7,000 in cash awards to the winners.
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And THAT my friends is why it IS so hard! People know that if its only one person that knows about it, sooner or later they will shut up and move on. If you're gonna watch your stuff anyway, why not contact the credit bureaus and put an alert on your file and then go FD!Not everyone's cut out for that kind of responsibility. People have different considerations and things that drive them.
In the words of our fore fathers, "United we Stand! Divided we fall!"
Thank you for being one of the sheep that makes the rest of our jobs harder.
The reason it's so hard is not for lack of talking but rather for lack of caring. Having worked in both the educational and corporate world I can say, beyond a shadow of a doubt, that what we say here doesn't really reach them for the most part. It reaches software producers, yes... and that was my original point. Appointment jobs are CYA jobs and bandaids are better than fixes in those situations.
The best way to affect that kind of change is to change the corporate culture -- which is a lot harder than it looks.
Many certified security professionals are taught that risk management is all about cost versus loss. It's like in fight club... it's the formula. a + b + c == x. If x is less than the cost of combined losses then companies don't fix it because it's counterproductive. It's roughly the same in organizations like universities only sometimes worse because there are all manner of divisions of labor and decisions made and deals appropriated that are there just for internal politics and job security for certain individuals.
What has to be considered is the fact that cost, in this case, is from the side of the institution. My bank account, for instance, means a lot more to me than it does to my bank. To my bank, I'm a very small percentage of the funds they hold. To me, my bank account is my ability to pay my rent this month.
The whole situation won't change until the corporate culture changes to stop being selfish and start considering the interests of the customer. And we're a long way away from that happening, unfortunately.
p.s. I understand what you're saying, though... that our voices increase the combined cost to the organization driving them harder to fix things... this is true... but many organizations will just try to shift those costs back to you through legal means. We have to pick and choose our battles.
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Commodity ETFs burst onto the scene a few years ago, as these products democratized an asset class that was once difficult to reach for many retail investors. Now, these products are among the most traded in the ETF space and are often coveted for the volatility and potential returns that they provide. This year saw no shortage of big movements in the commodity ETF world, as these products jumped across the board. Below, we outline the best and worst commodity funds on the year to give you a better idea of which segments outperformed, and which ones lagged behind .
The Best: Metals and Agriculture Dominate
This year is making a run at the warmest year in U.S. history, and the bone-dry drought that struck much of the nation this summer led to agricultural commodities surging and holding onto strong gains for the remainder of the year. A number of metal ETFs were among the best performers as well given the economic improvement this year.
- Dow Jones-UBS Tin Total Return Sub-Index ETN (JJT):Though the tin ETN has just over $6 million in assets, its 2012 performance speaks for itself as the fund has jumped a healthy 22.5% on the year. With global economies picking up this year, the demand and use for this commodity has risen, allowing JJT to profit .
- United States Gasoline Fund (UGA):The year's top energy performer was thegasoline ETF, which maintains exposure to front-month RBOB gasoline futures. Despite crude oil's woes for 2012, this ETF jumped over 19.9% on the year. Note that despite gas prices tumbling, UGA has had a strong December.
- Pure Beta Grains ETN (WEET):WEET tracks an index that is comprised of a basket of grains futures in an attempt to mitigate the impact of contango. The strategy has worked beautifully this year, as WEET comes in as a top performer, jumping just over 18% for the year.
The Worst: Softs Take a Hit
While ag as a whole had a good year, the softs sector had a number of the worst-performing products as these four volatile commodities lived up to their reputation for the year.
- TheDow Jones-UBS Coffee ETN (JO):A chart of JO reveals a downhill slope that began in early 2011 and has yet to let up. The ETN has lost more than 43% this year and is showing no signs of turning things around soon. If you are looking to find a beaten-down fund for the coming year, JO will certainly be a candidate, but it is impossible to predict when the fund will return to prosperity .
- United States Natural Gas Fund (UNG):No surprise here. UNG has not only been one of the worst performing commodity ETFs of all time, but is one of of theworst performing ETFs period. The fund shaved off another 24% this year as warm weather kept pressure on NG prices. Despite the fund's woes, it continues to maintain more than $1.2 billion in assets and trades more than eight million shares each day.
- Dow Jones-UBS Softs Total Return Sub-Index ETN (JJS): Not surprisingly, this broad softs ETN took a hit. Sugar and coffee both turned in tough years, dragging down a fund that only has three holdings to begin with. JJS lost just under 24% in 2012.
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Site Touted as Game Changer for Healthcare and Economic Development in Prince George's County
Upper Marlboro, MD – Yesterday County Executive Rushern L. Baker, III and Lt. Governor Anthony Brown celebrated a major step in the process of building a new Regional Medical Center in Prince George's County. During a standing room only press conference, they were joined by several other elected officials, the Dimensions Healthcare System Board of Directors, representatives from University of Maryland Medical System, hospital staff of Prince George's Hospital Center and members of the community to announce Largo Town Center as the approved site for the new facility.
Largo Town Center was deemed the "best match" after careful review by a site selection committee comprised of representatives from Prince George's County Government, University of Maryland Medical System and Dimensions Healthcare System.
The Largo Town Center site is approximately 26 acres and meets the new regional medical center site selection criteria, which includes the following: centrally located in Prince George's County; accessible to transportation, such as I-495 and Metrobus/Metrorail routes; size of the site; reasonable site development costs pertaining to acquisition and infrastructure; timing to gain control of the site; and future development potential.
"This is a great day in Prince George's County and I am extremely pleased with the Dimensions Healthcare System Board of Directors' decision to locate the Regional Medical Center at the Largo site," said County Executive Rushern L. Baker, III. "This is a critical step toward us building a stronger healthcare delivery system in the County while creating jobs and other economic opportunities for our residents and people in the region. It will help to attract great doctors, nurses, other healthcare professionals as well as spur economic development. This site and what will be built on it will be a game changer. But more importantly, it will help us ensure a healthier community and save lives."
Both County Executive Baker and Lt. Governor Brown talked about the partnership and the historic significance of the MOU signed in 2011 to create the partnership.
"Nearly three years ago, we committed to work together to bring a world-class Regional Medical Center to Prince George's County. Today, we take an important step forward towards making that goal a reality," continues Lt. Governor Anthony Brown. "By securing $200 million in the state's capital budget, we stand ready and look forward to working alongside and supporting County Executive Baker, Dimensions Healthcare System, the University of Maryland Medical System, the University of Maryland and all of our partners to make this vision a reality for the residents of Prince George's County."
Council Chair and Dimensions Healthcare System Board Member Andrea Harrison echoed the importance of improving the healthcare delivery system in Prince George's County. She stressed why quality and affordable healthcare is what Prince Georgians have been waiting for.
"With the selection of the Largo Town Center location, we can now move forward with building a new world-class facility, which will ensure that the people of Prince George's County receive the quality, affordable healthcare they deserve," says Prince George's County Council Chair Andrea Harrison and member of the Dimensions Healthcare System Board of Directors.
The decision made by the Dimensions Healthcare System Board of Directors charts a new course for how the corporation delivers healthcare in Prince George's County and positions the company to be a leading healthcare provider in the region.
"The new regional medical center in Prince George's County addresses the need for improved facilities and will become the Southern hub for high-quality, comprehensive healthcare serving the entire County and Southern Maryland," states C. Philip Nichols, Jr., chairman of the Dimensions Healthcare System Board of Directors. "This decision marks a major milestone as Dimensions Healthcare System moves forward with the state, county and the University of Maryland Medical System to prepare the filing of the Certificate Of Need (CON) application with the Maryland Health Care Commission."
In addition to the site selection, the board also voted to authorize the filing of the Certificate of Need (CON) for the new regional medical center, which is due October 4. The CON approval process takes approximately one year and, if approved, groundbreaking for the new hospital could take place in 2015 with the new regional medical center being operational by 2017. The new hospital will have approximately 280 beds and cost $645 million to construct.


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Aren't trees like, super-mega-uber illegal in Saudi Arabia?trabajadora 05/16/2013
REALLY? Not one joke about getting "stoned"? I thought I knew you guys.VladiMatt 05/16/2013
OP, dont land your ass in /r/morbidreality over trees man. Stay safe.mistahwaffles 05/16/2013
hahah i made a similar post like 2 days ago
Hash in kuwait, here, man!
Same black sticky, too
http://www.reddit.com/r/trees/...selectyour 05/16/2013
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Squidgy Black as we call it, is rather hard to come by round these parts. enjoyMrRams 05/16/2013
It r/trees written in hash?domanator299 05/16/2013
سالام So while it is very illegal in Arabia don't judge those whom uphold those laws, even in such a corrupt government ran by the Sauds it's still a center of Muslims, and speaking as a muslim trees cannot be justified but and is not nessacary, but those who do it is of their own risk between then and God, I don't know the exact sharia ruling of it but the saud ruling is awhile in jail or death.Iheartfisebillilah 05/16/2013
Looks mumtaaz! I've always wanted to tryMeredithofArabia 05/16/2013
Anytime I see a post from the Middle East it's usually weird brown playdoh looking stuff. What the heck is it?Caleamabob 05/16/2013
are those pure hash joints..?Dragontitz 05/16/2013
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I want that lighter. What's it called? Does anyone know where I can get it?selectyour 05/16/2013
Could you elaborate more on the topic of 'drug/trees' in saoudi countries. Is the repression that ha(r)sh and do many people smoke some trees, or just a very select group of ents?Engelmann_a 05/16/2013
OFF WITH HIS HEAD!Ollieboots 05/16/2013
Smoke on my arabic entTheChicagoEnts 05/16/2013
What up fellow ent from middle eastbanglatoker 05/16/2013
Can you buy your way out of being caught? Some weed in the dessert or looking at shy scrapers seem awesome.incestuous_vampire 05/16/2013
you sir, are very courageous. just don't get caught, that will literally be the death of you.Katikar 05/16/2013
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Come on, you have all that hash but you're only at a [5]?
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Weed isn't that great man, you are a fucking moron to risk itBitchinTechnology 05/16/2013
mmm pineapple juice :)Jaxzhel 05/16/2013
Unspeakable things would be done to get my hands on some nice Moroccan black, I fell out with my old dealer :(g-breh 05/16/2013
Hala Wala! (Y)nahin123 05/16/2013
I lived in Kuwait for 6 months, so I am fully aware that takes some balls to smoke trees in a country that still is in limbo about allowing women to drive cars.beardedbear1 05/16/2013
BADASS seriously you are dancing with fire...trickyrizzo 05/16/2013
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Im traveling to Jordan this summer, hoping to find some! Be safe man.sand_jigga 05/16/2013
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you better be fuckin' careful bromilehibroncoguy 05/16/2013
that lighter is sweet manchiefice 05/16/2013
this guy knows how to get Karma(pineapple drink, trees on trees, some doublets, and some nice hash) nicely doneBibbus 05/16/2013
Fuck me sideways I need some pineapple juice.bkh 05/16/2013
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Police Positive .22 Target Model G Revolver
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Dr. Charles H. Wilson was a distinguished general practitioner in Pittsburgh in the early twentieth century. He won the United States pistol championship in 1912 and set the indoor pistol shooting record of the world in 1913. Wilson's deluxe, custom-made Police Positive .22 Target Model G Revolver was engraved by Rudolph J. Kornbrath, one of the foremost arms engravers in the history of American gun making and a contract engraver for Colt from around 1919 to 1937. Profuse oak leaf and acorn engraving can be found throughout, and a CHW monogram is engraved and inlaid in gold on the buttstrap. Colt designed several models specifically for target shooters, and because they took great care of their equipment, these models are often found in excellent condition.
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In what could be a big question mark on the worlds largest jobs scheme, the number of people who availed the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme (MGNREGS) fell 8.4% year-on-year in 2013-14, reports Raj Kumar Ray in New Delhi. Also, only a tenth of the people enrolled got the promised 100 days of work under the scheme. The number of persons who availed MGNREGS fell from 8.2 crore in 2011-12 to 7.97 crore in 2012-13 and further to 7.31 crore last fiscal, data collated by the rural development ministry show. Importantly, the decline in MGNREGS jobs is despite the fact that demand for such work has risen from 5.04 crore households in 2012-13 to 5.11 crore last fiscal and a pile-up of projects identified for the scheme.
While implementation of most welfare schemes have generally been tardy, what's particularly worrisome about MGNREGS is the delay in wage payments to poor daily-wage earners about 26% of MGNREGS workers got wages after a delay of 30 days even though most of them have an account either with a bank or a post office through which money is remitted for the flagship scheme.
Analysts call for urgent governance reforms to improve the implementation of welfare schemes such as MGNREGS. While robust farm output and reduction in poverty levels may have reduced the dependence for MGNREGS to some extent, analysts still point to huge demand for decent jobs in the country.
"The new government needs to make the improvement of business process of delivery (in welfare schemes) its priority. No amount of top level policy tinkering is going to fix the problem," said Rathin Roy, director at the National Institute of Public Finance and Policy.
The reduction in level of employment generated under NREGA is a cause for serious concern and a reflection of half-heartedly implementation of NREGA by UPA-II, said Reetika Khera, an economist at IIT Delhi.
The number of households provided jobs under MGNREGS fell by 4.8% to 4.75 crore in 2013-14, which is steeper than the 1.5% decline in 2012-13 but better than the 9.2% fall in 2011-12. Since inception in 2006, the jobs provided under the scheme has risen sharply by 60% in 2007-08 but growth started tapering off to 33% in 2008-09, and 16.4% in 2009-10 and 4.6% in 2010-11.
In contrast, the demand from household for the 100-day job scheme was been consistently growing expect in 2011-12, when it fell


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Playscale miniatures (1:6), handmade as props for my dollhouse. I used polymer clay, acrylic paint and gloss. It was nice to make something other than desserts for a change! Yes, I know the pips are a little too large.
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Looks delicious!
Looks incredibly juicy! The gloss really makes it look like a watermelon. Yuuummm. Good job!
o wow that is sooo cute i love the way u did the shine in the watermelon and i just love the little seeds u put into it as well i love the green on the back i bet it took you a while to make this but it is amazing well done well done ^^
Aww, thank you very much for the kindness. Yes this required a lot of experimentation and it's actually not really difficult to make. ^-^
The best clay watermelon I have ever seen. My compliments to you. I have also been browsing your gallery and I find that all of your work is as good as this. WOW! Nice work. It also seems that your transparent clays become a lot more transparent than anyone elses.
Well I see where I can improve with this watermelon, nevertheless I wholly appreciate your wonderfully kind words! About my transparent clay, I didn't notice that, but it's probably due to the lighting in the photo.
i must say, your pink part of the watermelon is the best that I have seen as far as clay watermelons go. Its absolutley perfect!!
Wow, thank you for the kind words! It was all about how much 'pomegranate' colour fimo to apply to the translucent clay (with a bit of yellow as well), and then texture it. I'm really glad it turned out okay. ^^
Haha it turned out perfect i must practice this and see if i can get it to turn out anywhere near as well as yours but i just dont think thats possible, you really hit it right on the head
Well, this watermelon wasn't actually difficult to make in the end, after experimentations of course.
I'm sure you can make your own!
I'm sure you can make your own!
Best clay watermelon I have ever seen!
Really?! This is a huge compliment! I still need more practice though. Many thanks for your nice appreciation.
Without a doubt! Improve if you must but know that you have sculpted a gorgeous miniature here.
What sorcery is this? O_____O This is amazing, they almost look real!!! O______________________O *stunned*
Heehee! I better ask Gandalf that... ;~)
Thank you for your wonderful appreciation of my mini watermelon. ^^
Thank you for your wonderful appreciation of my mini watermelon. ^^
How do you do it!? ;_; They look so real!
This is when translucent sculpey clay comes in handy. ;D
Many thanks for the kind appreciation!
Many thanks for the kind appreciation!
Lol, whatever you did to that clay to make it work that way, you did it very well!
You're welcome
You're welcome
DAMN lady!!! youre ridiculously good
Beginner's luck I think! It was first time I made any mini fruit. ;3
Many thanks for the very kind appreciation!
Many thanks for the very kind appreciation!
Wow! It can't possibly be anymore realistic can it?! ^^
I think maybe the skin could be painted a bit better, but many thanks for your very kind appreciation! ^-^
wow you are amazing
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Davvero un'immagine speciale, Brava!!
Many thanks Luca
Great colours and textures Ally - love your work, as always!
Thanks so much Jay, appreciate it.
That's amazing! I really like the colors! Well done! -p- :)
:) Many thanks Jeanne
Many thanks
Amazing colors and framing~
Thank you again
Great effect
Thank you :)
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Thank you Eric
Thank you def29
skies brilliant love yer style good eye for an image :)
wonderful job!
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LOVE this Ally!
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Such great base photography *and* processing!!
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Great shot and textures!! Cool!!
Thank you Pegeen
Brilliant piece :)
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awesome xo
Thank you Lulla
Fantastic capture and image! Congrats to you, Ally!
Thank you so much :)
Love this...Great colours.
Thank you :)
:) Thanks so much
Thank you Lissywitch
Lovely image.
Thank you Peter
Love it Ally!
wow love this esp on the pillow xo
whoops sorry, I love this one as well but I thought i was commenting on the forest image! thats what happens when you can't sleep and come on S6 at 2 am. xo
:D No worries Suzanne :) Thanks for stopping by.
Thank you Amy :)
This is my favorite piece of yours. I was so inspired by this that I went into the cornfields and took a few pics. You're so good :)
Oh Trish! I don't know what to say....thank you, thank you :))
I've been in love with this pic since day 1 on Displa.io. And then I recognized the photo on the side feed and I was happy to know u were on this site. I went looking through your photos and I am so impressed. You've got quite a collection :)
You are so sweet. :)
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Texas State announces summer band camps
Texas State announces summer band camps
Date of Release: 02/14/2006
SAN MARCOS—The Department of Bands will host a High School Summer Band Camp June 4-9 and a High School Marching Camp June 11-14 on the campus of Texas State University-San Marcos.
The camps--returning to Texas State after a one-year absence--provide excellent music education and performance opportunities combined with enjoyable extracurricular activities for all students.
The June 4-9 High School Band Camp is for students entering grades 9-12, while the June 11-14 High School Marching Camp will involve drum majors, color guard and marching percussion. Prominent music educators from throughout the nation have been selected as clinicians and directors for the Texas State Band Camps. Texas State will welcome the nationally renowned SASI Drum Major Camp to San Marcos, a new program that has created excitement throughout the state of Texas.
During the concert camps, all wind and percussion performers will participate in a concert band and may also audition for placement in a brass, woodwind or percussion ensemble. The concert bands, divided by ability, will be conducted by Rod Schueller, director of bands at Texas State, and Jeremy Spicer of Cedar Park High School. In addition to instrumental master classes and sectionals, students will choose from the following classroom courses: music theory, rhythm techniques, composition, band conducting, orchestral conducting and class piano.
The concert camp also provides students with a well-rounded musical experience in ensembles such as salsa band and jazz band, and all students participating in the camp will have the opportunity to study privately with the distinguished Texas State Music Camp instrumental faculty. Private lessons are available on all brass, woodwind, and percussion instruments.
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instead of "letting technology drive the process?"
There is a real desire to show you're doing something. The problem is that in the desire to put programs in place, you sometimes put the cart before the horse and put a technology out that is full of problems. You create more problems than you're solving.
Part of it is just assessing the technology and saying, "With this we'll have a 2 percent error rate. With this we'll have a 20 percent error rate." With the handheld bio-detection [devices], some had 50 percent false positives when they did testing. That's unacceptable.
People can live with a certain level of error. The problem is you've got to ensure that the technology you put out is mature enough to actually solve the problem instead of creating more problems for you. The minute you start pulling people over because they've been recognized as being on a watch list and it turns out the technology was at fault -- it was somebody who looked like him but it wasn't him -- first of all you open yourself up to enormous liability. Secondly, you're going to run into problems with the credibility of the equipment.
You put something out. Then you pull it back because it's not working. Then you reintroduce it. People have done that with technology. You put it out prematurely, then you have to pull it and it never is really well accepted again.
We're under enormous pressure to get a lot done quickly, but you can't compromise the quality just to try and get it out. That's a big mistake. I'd rather see them ensure and validate technology, then put it out, rather than put it out and constantly have to fix it in the field. That doesn't work.
How are we doing in terms of interoperability?
We're making some progress, but it's painfully slow. There are two issues: One is the technology itself -- getting all these different radio systems, frequencies and companies to talk to one another. We fought for years to try and get General Electric and Motorola to allow their 800 MHz radios to talk. Never got it done. Motorola had a black box technology in their system they didn't want to share with GE. We couldn't get the two systems talking.
Because of the proprietary nature of communications equipment, some of it is just trying to figure out who you want talking to each other. What is it you want to do on an interoperable system? And it's expensive.
This is something we started looking at in New York 1996 and 1997. We looked at a black box in around 1998 or so, and they said you could take this box and UHF talking to VHF and talking to 800 MHz, and it would work. It was quite some time before that came about. There is technology out there. It's just not ready yet.
It's not just voice, it's data. Here in the National Capital Region, it's being able to get the departments -- there are some on 800 MHz, some on VHF, some on UHF -- it's getting them all to talk when you need to.
In some places, I think it's cultural. In northern Virginia, they've been able to get through most of that. In New York, it's been cultural. They're trying to get through that now.


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PARK CITY 2000 INTERVIEW: "Dark Days": The Ultimate Underground Film
by Amy Goodman
(01.23.00) Marc Singer holds on a pedestal the people who most
New Yorkers strive to ignore -- people who the NYPD
herd into oblivion, who commuters walk on, who endure
Gotham life below millions of tons of cement.
Director Marc Singer spent five years uncovering life in a subterranean shantytown for his documentary 'Dark Days'.
developed his high regard for these people - the
homeless who live in cavernous tunnels under New York
City streets - over a period of five and a half years,
while he lived and collaborated with them to make
"Dark Days," his rookie tour de force premiering in
Documentary Competition at this year's Sundance.
"I had no intention of making a film at the outset,
when I first went underground," says the British-born
director when asked about the origin of "Dark Days."
Nearly a decade ago at the age of seventeen, Singer
left his misspent youth in London behind and wound up
in Manhattan, where he immediately noticed the then
highly visible homeless population. Between
occasional modeling gigs, he started hanging around
with some of the homeless who lived in his
neighborhood, befriending them and also observing from
close range the misinformed disdain and constant
cruelty inflicted upon them. He started hearing wild
rumors about the tunnel squatting communities and six
months later, his curiosity piqued, he ventured
underground, eventually focusing his attention on just
one tunnel that stretches north from Penn Station past
Instead of the cannibalistic sub-human race lurking in
Gotham's bowels popularized in urban myth, Singer
found a handful of troubled, endearing people with a
humbling ability to survive. "It's a dump down
there," Singer says, "pitch black, rats running around
everywhere, garbage, and smells that make your eyes
water. When I first went down there, I was amazed and
awed; I had so much respect for everybody and I kept
thinking, 'Could I have done this or would I have let
myself go to pieces?" Bound by common experience
(family tragedies, drug addiction, and the basic human
search for shelter, food, and love) the homeless
friends Singer made in the tunnel inspired his
powerful social-working instinct.
Perhaps, he thought, an in-depth, insider's view of
these individuals would help change negative
perceptions of the homeless. Most importantly, he
hypothesized, if he made a movie about life in the
tunnel, gave every homeless person involved in its
making a percentage, and if that movie made a profit,
he could provide them with decent housing. The only
thing that stood in the way of Singer's idea and its
execution was that he knew absolutely nothing about
filmmaking, or even still photography. "The truth
is," Singer admits with a naughty grin, "if I ever
picked up a camera in my life it was a little
disposable throw-away one."
When AMTRAK threatened to evict the underground residents, the makers of 'Dark Days' enlisted the support of New York's Coalition for the Homeless.
Undaunted by his own lack of experience, Singer
assembled a group of the tunnel homeless to be his
camera loaders, sound recorders, electricians, and
equipment manufacturers. Such a crew would add to the
authentically personal feel of the film and solve the
problem of finding a professional crew willing to
endure tunnel conditions for that long. Experience
working on a film crew, he figured, would also provide
the homeless with much-needed jolts of confidence and
practice working in a group, "so that when they
finally got out of the tunnel and into the workforce,
they wouldn't be rattled."
Giddy with pride in his auto-didactic team, Singer
explains, "Everybody had a job according to what they
had done before, or were good at, or that I could
adapt to film. Like Henry - before he was homeless,
he laid track on the railroads. So I said to him,
'Can you build me something that we can move down that
track that people can push?' The next morning, I woke
up and found him burning holes through wood because we
didn't have a drill and he's got a shopping cart and
he's building the dolly that ran on the tracks."
The carefully composed, stark black and white Super
16mm film shot underground with severely limited light
looks more like the work of a technical sophisticate
than that of a handful of homeless people none of whom
had ever loaded a camera. "We figured out after a few
days of shooting that you need a lot of light for
film," Singer says. "I shot one little roll of test
footage on a reversal camera and it didn't come out,
and somebody said, 'No, that's what the F stop is
for.'" For electricity, the crew found a wire, tapped
into it, and ran about thirty blocks worth of power
all the way down the tunnel, "So anywhere we were, if
something happened we could plug in the camera and
have light." Within 3 weeks, Singer had a full
working crew, a fact worth considering by anyone
contemplating film school. "They'd say, 'Where do you
want to shoot tonight?' And I'd say, 'Why don't we go
down there? I want to get a shot of that happening.'
By the time I get there, lights are ready, camera's
loaded, sound is ready. Fun crew."
The film's urban wasteland aesthetic is sort of
Lynchian (think "Eraserhead") in its ironic beauty.
"It looks a hell of a lot worse down there than I
could show because of my inexperience with film,"
Singer insists, but the deep blackness does not hide
the supreme filth; it leaves to the imagination the
profound misery and endless piles of waste that loom
in the darkness.
"I want to tell you that aesthetically I made
decisions for this reason or that reason," he says,
"but really that wasn't the case. When I decided to do
this movie, somebody told me, 'You've got to do it on
film.' If they'd have said do it on video I would
have done it on video. Then someone said, 'If you
shoot in color film and you don't know how to do the
lighting you'll fuck it all up,' so I said, 'O.K., I
better shoot in black and white. I can fuck it up and
it won't matter, it'll still look half-good.'"
Singer shot and lived in the tunnel on and off for
more than two years and ended up with about 50 hours
of footage, "a lot of it crap." Singer taught himself
how to edit, and cut the film with editor Melissa
Neidich ("Soul in the Hole") for another year and a
half, interrupted by long periods of cashlessness.
The result of Singer's painstaking process is a
dreamlike journey to and from an emotional and
physical purgatory.
Like many independents, "Dark Days" is the product of
believers' generosity - roommates, investors, and
vendors who liked Singer and his idea. Kodak, Singer
says for example, "gave me as much film as I could
carry." Cinevision "literally gave" Marc the camera
for two and a half years and taught him how to use it.
He borrowed money, sold everything he owned, maxed
out about ten credit cards, and to this day, is still
squatting in friends' apartments.
"Dark Days" is unique among documentaries because
while it is not an advocacy film with an
overwhelmingly sagging political agenda, the
subjects' stories and their sensitive treatment by
Singer are testament to more creative, gentler
solutions to the problem of homelessness. Singer is
more interested in humanity than in politics. "I love
people," he says. "I have respect for people. I try
to understand people, not to judge them." Asked for
his opinion on advocacy in films, Singer says only, "I
don't want anybody telling me what to do. I made a
very conscious decision to not preach." Despite this
ardent objectivism, the film has a surprisingly
optimistic, controversial ending, which should add to
the currently heated policy debate about homelessness
in New York City.
Another reason why "Dark Days" is unique is that few
people would be willing to abandon comparatively
opulent lives on earth to spend so many seasons in
what is possibly America's most damnable version of
hell. Asked if he had a good time there, Marc Singer
said, a nostalgic twinkle in his eye, "I had a great
time. I have nothing but good memories. I felt more
accepted as a person than I've ever felt when I was
down there. I've not felt so accepted since."
[Amy Goodman is a New York-based freelance writer and
documentary producer, currently working with Moxie
Firecracker Films.]


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Academic WorkMy academic background was at the University of Cambridge, studying economics, the London School of Economics, studying sociology, the University of Nottingham in education and Stirling University doing teaching and sociological research. My doctorate was at the Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam in the philosophy of economics. The topic was Foundational Epistemologies in Consumption Theory, supervised by Bob Goudzwaard, Bas Kee and Sander Griffioen. Below are the main texts I have written, some of which are for sale. Also included is a collection of more topical articles that people might like to look at.
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Roughly half of my time is now engaged in research and writing, and the other half of my working time is as an artist.
Books For SaleJesus and Politics
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Foundational Epistemologies in Consumption Theory
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Mike "The Miz" Mizanin has taken some pretty tough hits on "The Challenge," but we've never seen the guy look this bad before! The former "Real World" cast member and current WWE wild man has temporarily left the ring for the silver screen. He's currently shooting his first feature film, "The Marine 3: Homefront," and by the looks of it, he's having a bloody good time.
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INDIANAPOLIS - The Butler baseball team scored three runs in the bottom of the 8th inning to rally past Northern Kentucky 3-2 on Wednesday. The win put BU over the .500 mark this season.
Sophomore Michael Fries and freshman Nick Bartolone each had an RBI single in the inning, with Fries' base hit to right driving in the winning run. Sophomore Kyle Allen was credited with the win and senior Chase Byerly worked a quick 9th inning for his sixth save.
"The guy threw with a funky arm angle," Fries said. "I tried to just not do too much and I was lucky I was able to get a hit."
Another cold, rainy day saw the Bulldogs trail 2-0 late in the game and NKU lefty Tim Clark was cruising after 7.0 innings. He came out for the 8th and promptly allowed the first two batters to reach. Clark was taken out after walking Radley Haddad with his 96th pitch of the day. On his first pitch, NKU relief pitcher Cody Cooper plunked Austin Miller to load the bases with nobody out.
Bartolone, pinch hitting for senior Bob Akin, who entered to pinch hit for junior Marco Calderon, then sent a dribbler down the third-base line. The ball stayed fair for a single and the Bulldogs cut the lead to 2-1. Freshman Mike Kseniak added an RBI fielder's choice to tie the game 2-2. Fries followed with the game-winning single before Northern Kentucky turned a 4-6-3 double play to end the inning.
Junior lefty Gunner Johnson started for Butler and allowed just one hit over 4.0 innings. Senior Billy Laing and Jared Earle each added a scoreless inning in addition to Allen's and Byerly's work in the late innings.
NKU's Cody Kuzniczci went 3-for-4, including an RBI double in the top of the 6th. Clark, who transferred to Northern Kentucky after Cleveland State discontinued baseball, struck out six over 7.0 innings. He held BU to three hits and two runs.
Butler (19-18, 7-5) will return to Atlantic 10 play for the first time since April 14 when it hosts Fordham this weekend. The Rams will be at BU as a conference opponent for the only time ever April 26-28.


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Images: Military Police fire pistols, Train for Haiti Deployment [Image 6 of 6]
Photo by Sgt. Joseph Rivera Rebolledo
Indiana Army National Guard Samantha Houston, from Peru, Ind., and a member of the 381st Military Police Company, 81st Troop Command, waits in line prior to qualifying with her M9 pistol, June 19 at Camp Atterbury Joint Maneuver Training Center in central Indiana. The Soldiers of the 381st, 384th, and 387th Military Police Companies along with the 215th Area Support Medical Company are currently training at Camp Atterbury in preparation to an upcoming humanitarian aid mission in Haiti.
This work, Military Police fire pistols, Train for Haiti Deployment [Image 1 of 6], by Joseph Rivera Rebolledo, identified by DVIDS, is free of known copyright restrictions under U.S. copyright law.
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Thanks to everyone who has supported the AntiCheat project. Recently I have resigned my position as BukkitDev Team Lead and have decided to move on from Bukkit development. Unfortunately, this means that I will no longer be actively working on the AntiCheat source code, and as such I have decided to close the project.
Many thanks to JetBrains who have provided their IntelliJ IDE for development. Thanks to the many contributors to this project who's code helped do good in the community. Thanks to those of you who have provided your support in many different ways to the project: you know who you are, you made my life a lot better and I can't thank you enough for that. I am happy to say that this project has improved people's lives, and I couldn't have ever hoped to say more.
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Manager Operations (Karachi)
Industry: Management
Location: Karachi, Pakistan
A well known NGO looking for Manager Operations
Qualification: MBA, 2 to 3 years experience in preparation of tender document and tendering process, agreements and MOU's Scrutiny of various offers, bills and vouchers.
Proficient in MS Office, Negotiation, speaking and writing in English.
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