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IDFA Sets Slate of 250 Films for Annual Documentary Film Festival in Amsterdam
by Eugene Hernandez
The 17th IDFA, the International Documentary Film Festival in Amsterdam, will kick-off on November 18th with a screening of Leonard Retel Helmrich's "Stand Van de Maan" (Shape of the Moon). More than 250 docs will screen during the ten day festival, considered the most important doc event in the world. Festival director Ally Derks has unveiled the lineups for the four competition sections that make up this year's event (November 18-28). The program includes the Joris Ivens Competition for premiere docs, the First Appearance competition for debut films, the Silver Wolf Competition for shorter films, and the Amnesty International competition, surveying a selection of fest films.
IDFA's Joris Iven's Competition includes twenty feature films, from twelve countries. The winner will receive 12,500. Set to compete this year are: Don Boyd's "Andrew and Jeremy Get Married" from England, Danae Elon's "Another Road Home" from the U.S., Eduard Erne's "Bird People" (Vogelmenschen) from Germany, Sholeh Hejazi's "Camino Al Andar" from Spain, Mikael Wiström's "Compadre" from Sweden, Dumitru Budrala's "The Curse of the Hedgehog" (Blestemul Ariciului) from Romania, Thomas Balmès' "A Decent Factory" from Finland/France/England, Joop van Wijk's "Echoes of War" from The Netherlands, Lars Johansson's "The German Secret" (Den Tyske Hemmelighed) from Denmark, Alexandru Solomon's "The Great Communist Bank Robbery" (Marele Jaf Comunist) from Romania, Vicente Ferraz' "I Am Cuba, The Siberian Mammoth" (Soy Cuba, O Mamute Siberiano) from Brazil, Jonathan Stack's "Liberia: An Uncivil War" from the U.S., Roger Manley and Peter Friedman's "Mana - Beyond Belief" from France, Gunnar Källström and Michal Leszczylowky's "Rehearsals" (Repetitioner) from Sweden, Cao Guimares's "The Sould of the Bone" (A Alma Do Osso) from Brazil, Leonard Retel Helmrich's "Stand Van de Maan" (Shape of the Moon) from The Netherlands, Hu Tai-Li's "Stone Dream" (Shtou Mong) from Taiwan, Jeppe Rønde's "The Swenkas" from Denmark and Pola Rapaport's "Writer of O" (Ecrivain D'O) from France."
In the First Appearance competition, twenty new films will compete for the 2,500 award for best debut filmmaker. Set to screen in the section are Jochen Frank's "Afghans Don't Flirt" from Germany, Travis Klose's "Arakimentari" from the U.S./Japan, Celesta Davis' "Awful Normal" from the U.S., Margaret Brown's "Be Here To Love Me" from the U.S., Cameron Pearson's "Crazy Like They Are" from the U.S., Sylvestre Campe and Monica Schmiedt's "Extremo Sol" from Brazil, Huang Wenhai's "Floating Dust" from China, Mystelle Brabbee's "Highway Courtesans" from the U.S., Alejo Hoijman's "Home Made Money" from China, Ilil Alexander's "Keep Not Silent" Rogier Kappers' "Lomax The Songhunter" from The Netherlands, Max Kestner's "Max By Chance" from Denmark, Caroline Martel's "The Phantom of the Operator" from Canada, Ileana Stanculescu's "Podul Peste Tisa" from Romania, Margaret Loescher's "Pulled from the Rubble" from England, Vincent Hunter's "Some Distant Day" from Scotland, Marcelo Andrade Arreaza's "Venezuela Bolivariana: People & Struggle of the Fourth World War" from Venezuela, and Erwann Briand's "The Women of the Mount Ararat" from France.
Among the other programs at the festival, the Reflecting Images section, featuring nearly 70 films, offers docs that have screened at other international film festivals, while the Highlights of the Lowlands program will offer fourteen new Dutch documentaries. The Workshop Results program will screen three films from the IDFA Documentary Workshop, and the Kids & Docs program will include twenty films for young students.
Special programs set for 2004 include a retrospective of work from the Polish Film Academy in Lodz, films programmed during the 34 year career of VPRO's Jannie Langbrook, and the new ParaDocs, including experimental documentary work.
A true highlight of IDFA 2004 will no doubt be the Direct Cinema Debate, featuring a live discussion about classic and contemporary documentary cinema, with legendary doc directors Richard Leacock, Albert Maysles, D.A. Pennebaker and Frederick Wiseman. The chat will be moderated by Betsy McLane. Numerous other programs are on tap, including the Docs for Sale market for professionals, master classes, seminars, industry events, and workshops.
[ For more information, please visit: http://www.idfa.nl. ]
[EDITORS NOTE: indieWIRE Editor-in-Chief Eugene Hernandez will serve on the First Appearance jury at this year's festival and indieWIRE's Associate Editor Brian Brooks will also be in Amsterdam for indieWIRE's coverage of the festival.]


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Rod Stewart set to proposeRod Stewart is reportedly set to propose to girlfriend Penny Lancaster.
The 59-year-old singer is said to be waiting for his divorce from Rachel Hunter to be finalised before popping the question to model Penny.
Rumours of a forthcoming engagement were sparked when Penny, 34, was spotted wearing a C$100,000 diamond ring on her wedding finger.
But when asked if it was an engagement ring, she coyly replied: "No, an eternity one."
Rod split from Rachel in 1999 and their divorce is set to come through next month, leaving them both free to remarry.
The couple, who were together for nine years, have two children together, Liam and Renee.
Meanwhile, Penny has revealed that she is teaching Rod yoga.
Speaking at a London party on Wednesday (12.05.04) night, which Rod wore a pair of slippers to, the sexy star says she is trying to get the ageing rocker into shape.
She said: "He's really enjoying it."
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Camilla Receives High Honor From The Queen The Queen has bestowed the Dame Grand Cross of the Royal Victorian Order on the Duchess of Cornwall. It is an order of chivalry recognizing distinguished personal service to the Sovereign. Camilla, the … [Read more...]
Royal Round Up 3-28-12: Scandinavian Fun; Jubilee Honor; Death of King of Tonga
Queen Honored In Parliament A proposal has been brought forth to rename the tower that houses the iconic "Big Ben" bell. In honor of the Queen's Diamond Jubilee, it will be named Elizabeth tower. 23 Conservative MPs have signed a motion … [Read more...]
Royal Round Up 2-22-12: C and C in Scandinavia; Kate's Puppy Power; Princely Veto Power
Charles and Camilla To Visit Scandinavia HRH The Prince of Wales and HRH The Duchess of Cornwall will be begin their tour of Scandinavian countries in late March, and their first stop will be Norway. The tour marks the start of Their Royal … [Read more...]
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Andrew's Air Miles Still Accumulating Despite giving up his role as a special trade envoy several months ago, Prince Andrew is still making trips abroad on business. It should not be unusual for the Prince - who is the Duke of York and the … [Read more...]
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Kate's wedding dress to go on display at Buckingham Palace The new Duchess of Cambridge will soon be an official part of royal family lore - her wedding gown will be going on display. During the summer opening of Buckingham Palace, you will be … [Read more...]
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Charles and Camilla on Eastern Europe Tour Their Royal Highnesses Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, are in eastern Europe on a royal tour. They are currently in the Czech Republic after a visit to Hungary and Poland. They are … [Read more...]
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Panthers, Colts to renew long-standing rivalry
The Panther Valley-Marian rivalry is one that dates back to 1964, and one that has been played continuously since 1976.
Tonight at Men of Marian Stadium, the two neighboring schools will renew their long-standing rivalry when the 0-1 Panthers visit the 1-0 Colts for their annual Anthracite League showdown.
Marian leads the all-time series 26-20 with one tie, that coming in 1982 (8-8), and has won the previous three meetings. Prior to that, Panther Valley had taken three straight in the series from 2008-10.
The Colts of veteran head coach Stan Dakosty are coming off a big win on opening night, as K.J. Snerr's 152-yard rushing performance helped them beat 2013 District 11 Class A runner-up Williams Valley 18-7.
Snerr scored on runs of 32 and 65 yards, the latter coming in the fourth quarter after Williams Valley had pulled within 12-7. He also caught a 35-yard pass that led to a Colts touchdown on the final play of the first half.
On that one, quarterback Ethan Kuczynski hit new wide receiver Angelo Maskornick on a seven-yard out patter in the end zone as time had expired. Kuczynski finished the night 6-of-13 passing for 97 yards, including three to Maskornick (3-54) and three more to Hunter Nause (3-23). Nause also had an interception that set up the first score.
Marian dominated the line of scrimmage against Williams Valley, amassing 263 yards on 42 carries while limiting the Vikings to just 34 yards on 28 rushes.
Panther Valley gave defending District 11 Class A champion Schuylkill Haven a battle before falling 34-12 in its home opener last Friday.
First-year PV head coach Matt Davis had his team within a touchdown of the Hurricanes entering the fourth quarter before Haven took control down the stretch.
First-year junior quarterback Ali Capobianco completed 7-of-11 passes for 99 yards, including a 29-yard touchdown pass to Cee Keo late in the first half that cut the Haven lead to 13-6 at the break.
The Panthers were still within a touchdown (19-12) when Capobianco ran five yards for his first career touchdown. He finished the night with a team-high 51 yards rushing.
Haven's Will Casella scored two fourth-quarter touchdowns to put the game away, finishing with 141 yards and all four Hurricane touchdowns.
After being at home for its first two games, Marian will take to the road next week to face Minersville. PV will host Mahanoy Area in Week 3.
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Prof. Laura Senn
Title: Assistant Professor
Joined School of Nursing: 2011
Office: Folsom Hall 2027
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Office Phone: 916-278-1514
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Sacramento State - School of Nursing
6000 J Street
Sacramento, CA 95819-6096
Professional Degrees
- Ph.D. Candidate, University of Minnesota
- M.S.N., University of Minnesota, 1999
- B.S.N, San Francisco State University, 1984
Certifications and Credentials
- Clinical Nurse Specialist, American Nurses Credentialing Center
- Perinatal Clinical Nurse Specialist
- Neonatal Resuscitation Program Provider, American Academy of Pediatrics
- State of California and State of Minnesota Public Health Nurse Certification
- NURS 136 - Nursing the Childbearing Family: Skills & Assessment
- NURS 137 - Nursing the Childbearing Family
- NURS 145 - Clinical Leadership and Professional Role Development
Publications, Grants and Awards
- Jennings, B. M., Disch, J., & Senn, L. (2008). Leadership. In Hughes, R.G. (Ed.). Patient safety and quality: An evidence-based handbook for nurses. (Prepared with support from the Robert Wood Johson Foundation). AHRQ Publication No. 08-0043. Rockville, MD: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality; March 2008.


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By Oene Rusticus & Jos van Kuijeren
EINDHOVEN, The Netherlands, June 3. AFTER the final of the 200 freestyle at the Dutch Nationals today, Olympian Kirsten Vlieghuis announced her retirement.
She told our reporter: "Two months ago I decided to quit. I have gone through so many nice things, but now I can't motivate myself anymore to train hard and prepare for a big meet. When I wasn't selected for the commercial Philips-team and I would lose Jacco Verhaeren as a coach, I first felt I should quit swimming."
Now, after failing to qualify for Fukuoka, she called it a career.
Kirsten Vlieghuis was European Youth Champion in 1991 in the 400 and 800 freestyle and gathered two bronze medals at the Atlanta Games (1996). In that year she was the most successful Dutch swimmer. At the World Championships at Perth (1998) she also won a bronze medal at the 800.


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Billionaires in emerging markets driven by vanity, easy money from the world's central banks and a quest for safe investments, are taking the contemporary art market to new heights.
Art collectors made news for a second straight night on Wednesday as Sotheby's held the biggest auction in its history, led by the record-setting $105 million paid for a work by Andy Warhol.
The previous day, hedge fund managers, oil princes and oligarchs were bidding by telephone at Christie's when the auction house sold Francis Bacon's "Three Studies of Lucian Freud" for a record $142.4 million, in what was seen as a test of the global art market's health.
It passed. Among the reasons, art consultants and hedge fund managers say, is the rise of a class of super-wealthy collectors, many of them from Asia, the Middle East and Russia - zones bolstered by years of booming commodities prices.
"While we are seeing big numbers for many lots, there is only a small number of buyers and it is not dominated by American financiers," said Abigail Asher, a partner at art consultants Guggenheim, Asher, Associates Inc.
Sotheby's and Christie's buzzed with energy, art industry insiders said, as people realized just how willing bidders were to pay staggering sums for the artworks on auction. "People are clearly not done emptying their pockets," said Elizabeth Jacoby, who runs BSJ Fine Art with her mother Beverly.
Jeffrey Gundlach, chief executive officer and chief investment officer at investment management firm DoubleLine and an avid art collector, said he has never seen a market like this one. He said the high-end art market is being driven by "a tiny fraction of the population in certain emerging economies" where people "don't trust their currency and don't trust the stability" of their economies.
"There is so much new wealth being created right now, and it will only take a handful of new billionaires minted in China, for example, to significantly impact this market," added one hedge fund manager who follows the art business closely but who asked not to be identified.
Emerging market billionaires will have to fight old world wealth. Super-wealthy art buyers in the West may have some of the same economic fears, amid uncertainty over when, and how quickly, central banks will unwind years of easy money policies imposed after the 2008 global financial crisis.
While low inflation reigns in Europe and the United States alongside lackluster economic growth, many economists and others fear


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Urban consumers in China are leading the charge in terms of how they make online purchases and their use of media content, according to a new KPMG survey. The increasingly rapid use of smartphones, tablets, and the advancement of mobile networks is likely to accelerate this trend.
The publication, titled "The Rise of the Digital Multi-Tasker", surveyed 9,000 consumers across nine countries and measured the current impact of digital and traditional content.
One of the key findings is that China is experiencing a mobile revolution, with consumers increasingly opting to use online media for a variety of purposes. The metropolitan areas of China – such as Beijing and Shanghai – have leapfrogged traditional media, opting for content on the move via their mobile devices. Urban Chinese consumers are more likely to own a smartphone than a laptop.
Egidio Zarrella, Partner, Clients and Innovation Consulting, KPMG China, says: "Chinese consumers are truly changing the way consumers buy goods and services online. A huge number own at least one smartphone, with many owning two to three devices. This is partly due to the ability to sign up for contracts that provide the latest technology at little or no outlay."
Urban Chinese consumers are also a driving force in terms of ownership of electronic devices. Over half (51 percent) of Chinese respondents have a tablet, far ahead of the world's average at 26 percent. Additionally, 78 percent of Chinese respondents own a smartphone, compared to the world average of 53 percent.
The survey also finds that a larger number of Chinese consumers recognise the benefits of online content compared to other country respondents. Seventy-six percent of Chinese respondents say they prefer to access content online because it is better value for money; 4 in 5 respondents indicated that accessing content online is more convenient compared to traditional methods, as they tend to spend a lot of time on computer. Meanwhile, 82 percent of respondents said they prefer to use online media as it is free of charge, offers wider content choice and is more accessible.
Zarrella adds: "Chinese consumers are creating the perfect storm for the mobile market: accessing payments, devices, social media, online advertising – all of these on the move. These consumers are more accepting of these new technologies as they don't have the legacy of traditional media channels in the same way countries such as the UK and US have."
In other findings, nearly half (49 percent) of respondents from Mainland China indicated they access the internet via their smartphones when watching TV; 60 percent surf online via their PC/laptop; 52 percent said they read newspapers, while 36 percent use social networking sites.
Zarrella concludes: "Most Chinese consumers are getting their media via their smartphones, tablets or laptops. Very few rely on print media and their desire to have access to content on the move, on the latest devices, is driving a massive explosion of mobile media consumption. Technology and media companies need to be focused on this emerging class of mobile first consumers; they can learn from the experiences of the Chinese consumers to address the next generation of mobile consumers."
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Tuberculosis (TB) is an infectious disease that is caused by the bacteria mycobacterium tuberculosis and mycobacterium bovis. Despite treatment, TB manages to remain a worldwide health problem. The incidence of TB has also increased with the large number of HIV cases. HIV positive people are more susceptible to developing TB. The causes of TB are several.
The bacteria can lie dormant in a person's body for decades. The symptoms are seen only in very advanced cases. The typical symptoms of TB are weight loss, loss of energy, coughing, sneezing and an abnormal chest x-ray. Fever, chest pain and blood in the sputum are also seen.
Tuberculosis is highly contagious and is normally passed on from person to person through sneezing, coughing and droplets of saliva and mucous.
Most people with compromised or weakened immunities experience the following changes. The infection particles reach the small sacs in the lungs. The bacteria are thereafter transmitted to the other organs through the lymphatic system.
They tend to grow and multiply in organs, which are high-pressure areas for oxygen. The growth of the bacteria then slowly spreads from organ to organ. Clinically the disease begins to exhibit symptoms and a diagnosis of TB is given.
There are some people who are infected with the TB bacteria but do not show symptoms. That is because their immunities have engulfed the bacteria and walled it off. Therefore, the bacteria remain dormant in their systems. This is called as latent tuberculosis infection. The person cannot transmit the disease to another person.
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HIV is one of the biggest risk and causative factors for TB. This is because HIV weakens and compromises the immunity of the person. Either people catch the infection from others or the bacteria in their systems become active. This can lead to full blown TB.
Poor people who do not have access to proper hygiene, sanitation and medical services are more prone to developing, catching and dying from TB than others are.
An epidemic of TB can spread when large-scale migrations of infected people occur. This was a trend seen even in the incidence of swine flu. TB can become an epidemic when a large number of people are infected as the disease spreads through air and contact.
Occupational hazards like being a health worker can also put you at risk for developing TB. Therefore, the incidence of Tb is even higher in doctors, nurses and other health care workers as the spread of the disease is faster.
As the disease is very contagious, it spreads faster. The disease is also rampant in HIV sufferers. Controlling the risk of HIV infection can automatically reduce the risk of contracting TB. The disease is highly treatable.
The treatment, however, is painfully slow and requires months of medication and there are always chances of the disease recurring. The disease is more common in developing countries, which still do not have adequate access to top class medical services and public health systems.
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Smell and Tell Series: Cooking with Flavor!
Wednesday June 11, 2014: 6:30 pm to 8:45 pm -- Downtown Library: Multi-Purpose Room
This event is intended for Teens (grades 6-12) and Adults.
Summer is herb season—just take a look at local markets! Fresh herbs add zest and character to delicious flavor pastes. Their aromatic properties transform plain dishes into multi-sensory experiences that perfume our kitchens and memories.
Flavor and fragrance expert Michelle Krell Kydd will teach you how to make three unforgettable flavor pastes for savory dishes, biscuits and soups. Learn how to create flavor "accords" and how these relate to specific cultures and cooking styles. Michelle blogs at Glass Petal Smoke, an award-winning blog that explores the connections between scent, food and science.
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And educational, too.
Michelle is an extraordinarily talented teacher with the ability to provide you with the experiences necessary for learning what she has to offer. A rare gift.


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Brundle has said when he is at his best he is the best. Lauda has said that Mercedes have signed the best driver in f1 and now we have Warwick saying he is the fastest in F1.
Vettel maybe breaking records but true and knowledgeable pundits and fans know who is the best driver in F1, and it is no surprise to see that another former driver is calling Adrian Neweys name its just the Vettel fans who are wearing the blinkers regards a top driver and 3xwdc, but not the best for the reasons Warwick as mentioned.


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12 Celebrity Moms Pregnant By Their Second Husband (Photos)Chris Rogers
Reese Witherspoon isn't the only celebrity with a modern family!
With divorces hitting well over 50% of marriages, there is a higher likelihood of women starting or extending families with their second husbands!
Britney Spears, Kim Zolciak, and Mariah Carey have all done the same. Sometimes it just doesn't work with the first guy. Mistakes are made, but in the end, these women get their happy endings!
And no, marriages don't always last – especially in Hollywood – but these moms got knocked up by their second husbands!
Take a look at the photos below.
Reese Witherspoon 1 of 12Reese Witherspoon announced this morning that she is expecting her third child with husband Jim Toth.
Britney Spears 2 of 12Even though you may forget, Britney was married to Jason Alexander (not the 'Seinfeld' actor) for a good 55 hours. That would make Kevin Federline, father to her sons, her second husband.
Mariah Carey 3 of 12Mariah Carey had twins last year with her second husband Nick Cannon.
Tori Spelling 4 of 12Tori Spelling also started a family when she married her second husband Dean McDermott.
Jessica Simpson 5 of 12Jessica may not have walked down the aisle for Eric Johnson yet, but she does have a ring on her finger and a bun in the oven!
Ali Landry 6 of 12Ali, who found out Mario Lopez was cheating on her two weeks after their wedding, now has a child with her new husband. Thank god for happy endings!
Brooke Burke 7 of 12Brooke Burke also has children with her second husband, David Charvet.
Kim Zolciak 8 of 12Kim just announced that she is expecting her second child with her second husband Kroy Biermann.
Halle Berry 9 of 12Halle Berry has been married twice. It wasn't until her third man, Gabriel Aubry, that she had daughter Nahla. So for this, Halle is an exception to the rule of two! But we included her because we don't even recall her first husband.
Jennifer Garner 10 of 12Jennifer Garner started a family when she married her second husband Ben Affleck. They now have three children together.
Melanie Brown 11 of 12Mel B has kids with three different men, but her current and second husband (Stephen Belafonte) is the father of her newest addition!
Kate Hudson 12 of 12Kate Hudson is rumored to be married to Matthew Bellamy - the father of her second child.
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Storied downtown SD highrise sold
LA developer hopes 48-year-old Union Bank Building on B Street will appeal to young startups
Downtown's Union Bank Building, a pioneer of the burgeoning B Street skyscraper corridor of the 1960s, has changed hands.
And the Los Angeles-based buyer, Kearny Real Estate, is finalizing $15 million in freshening-up plans aimed at attracting Gen Y startup entrepreneurs.
Opened in 1966 at 530 B St., the 24-story building was sold by Union Bank of California, a subsidiary of the Bank of Tokyo, for an undisclosed sum. But the county assessor's office placed the price at $29 million, based on the documentary transfer tax.
"I like the building," said John V. Bragg Jr., Kearny's vice president and partner in San Diego, "It's kind of a classic, mid-'60s pedestal building in a good location."
By pedestal, he meant the ground floor covers much of the block and the tower is set back from the edge. The third-floor deck, where bank executives used to entertain customers, is to be refurbished as a top amenity for new tenants.
"It's not used at all," Bragg said. "We're going to change that environment -- and going to spend some money, install hardscape furniture -- as a place where tenants can go and kick back. There will be a trail all around it."
The building is currently only 57 percent occupied -- the top four floors are completely vacant. But Bragg said the small floorplate size of 9,250 square feet should appeal to many of San Diego's small office tenants, particularly high-tech startups, that rarely need more than 10,000 square feet.
"The startups aren't that big," he said. "We'll give them some bells and whistles, the outdoor space, a place to eat. It's close to everything -- the suburbs are filling up, the (lease) rates are higher than here. If you're a smaller startup company, we've got a downtown environment and a floor where you can see stuff (out the windows) -- and it's cool."
The place to eat is tentatively planned for a corner of the ground floor, where Bragg hopes to locate a popular restaurant. Other improvements will include redesigned floor lobbies and restrooms and an exterior cleaning.
One possible strategy might involve Kearny buying the now-closed and city-owned 250-space parking garage immediately north. Bragg said his building only has about 150 spaces, a number below the downtown average of 1.1 spaces per 1,000 square feet.
"If that happens, I'll go from a little bit poor to a little bit rich (in parking count)," Bragg said.
The building, which will henceforth we known as the 530 B Building, will continue to count Union Bank as the anchor tenant and the bank will retain sign rights at the roof line.
The site occupies a storied history in downtown lore. It was the site of the Pantages/Orpheum movie theater, built in 1924. In 1962 Del E. Webb Corp. of Phoenix proposed a twin-tower complex connected over B Street by a 1,000-space parking garage, topped by a pedestrian deck with shops and restaurants.
When that deal went nowhere, San Diego's oldest bank, the First National Bank, founded in 1883, instead went forward with its own tower on the theater block in 1964. It hired a young architect, Hal Sadler, to design the tower.
The bank's chairman was Anderson Borthwick and as a downtown leader backing a new City Hall complex on C Street, he wanted to do his part to promote a new post-World War II downtown that could compete with Mission Valley and the rising suburbs.
"(Borthwick) wanted it to be a very significant building, timeless, not a fad," said Sadler in 1990 when the last major renovation was under way.
The bank got a new name, Southern California First National , when it was bought by Robert O. Peterson, who later married a future San Diego mayor, Maureen O'Connor. The Bank of Tokyo bought the bank, changed its name to California First and then to Union Bank, when Tokyo bought that chain in 1989.


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On this day
Quinn with a late winner at QPR on this day 16 years ago.
1997 – A late Niall Quinn strike gave the Lads a 1-0 victory against QPR at Loftus Road with the result taking the Black Cats into the play-off positions for the first time in three months.
1969 – First-half goals from Gordon Harris and Bobby Park gave Sunderland a 2-1 victory over Ipswich Town; only their second home win of the season.
1930 – Sunderland came out on top in an 11-goal thriller with Liverpool as a Bobby Gurney hat-trick led the Lads to a 6-5 victory.
1913- George Holley scored his eighth, and penultimate, hat-trick for Sunderland in a 3-2 home win over Bolton Wanderers that took them up to third in the top flight.


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Signs and Wonders: Baseball on the field and in the theaters
Braves blowout. That baseball is the greatest game ever devised by mankind is, of course, a settled truth. Recent surveys show that those who doubt this truth are also likely to believe the earth is flat, Elvis is not dead, and aliens landed at Area 51. But I digress. My real point is to observe new chapters to ongoing stories. The first is that of the Atlanta Braves. Many doubted whether the Braves' winning tradition could continue without sure-fire Hall of Famer Chipper Jones, and with two key players on the disabled list. But the Braves are off to an 11-1 start. Their win over the Washington Nationals yesterday was a 9-0 blowout, which was all the more impressive since many sports watchers expect the Nats to go deep into the postseason. So far this season, the Braves have outscored the opposition 62-23 and have built a 20-6 advantage in home runs. "It's early," manager Fredi Gonzalez said. "I don't think we're going to play .998 baseball the rest of the way, but it sure is better than 1-11."
Knuckling down. The other baseball story many of us are following is that of pitcher R.A. Dickey. Dickey's story of determination and faith has won him many fans, especially in the Christian community. After winning the National League Cy Young Award playing for the New York Mets last year, the knuckleballer signed a three-year, $30 million deal with the Toronto Blue Jays. It was a Cinderella ending for the man who had bounced around in the minors for most of 14 years. But this year, he's had a rocky start, with two losses and an ERA of 8.44 after his first two starts. It was hard not to wonder if last year might have been a bright and shining—but fleeting—moment. But Dickey looked great Saturday night and his Blue Jays beat the Kansas City Royals 3-2. One win does not a season make, but it's good to see him take a step in the right direction.
Breaking the "God line." The movie 42 tells the story of Jackie Robinson breaking baseball's color line. It opened this weekend to great reviews (including one from WORLD). It was also a home run at the box office, leading all movies this weekend with about $27 million in ticket sales. But my friend Eric Metaxas wrote in USA Today that the movie failed to approach what he cleverly called the "God line" by avoiding any discussion of the strong Christian faith of both Robinson and the man who signed him to a contract with the Dodgers, Brooklyn general manager Branch Rickey. As Metaxas wrote, "To put it in baseball terms, they decided to pitch around it." Hollywood is apparently either uncomfortable with faith, or it wants us to believe that humans can be good, moral creatures without faith. Metaxas concludes with an exhortation to filmmakers: "Isn't it time Hollywood integrated faith into stories where it rightfully belongs? Why should such stories be excluded from the mainstream in a nation that's filled with people of faith? If filmmakers do the right thing—and break the "God line"—they'll find there are countless millions who'd cheer stories like that. And who'd pay to see them too."
First AIDS, Now this? When Brett Shaad, of West Hollywood, Calif., got bacterial meningitis last week and died, it was a tragedy. But when officials said the disease could be transmitted sexually and that Shaad was openly homosexual, the news sent shudders through the homosexual community. Last Friday, Los Angeles County officials warned sexually active homosexual men to be aware of the disease. Health officials are doing tests to see if the strain of illness is similar to the meningococcal infections that have circulated among homosexuals in New York City since 2010. That disease has infected 22 people and has resulted in seven deaths. "We don't want to panic people," said West Hollywood Councilman John Duran. "But we learned 30 years ago the consequences of delay in the response to AIDS."


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This is just to cute. We don't see enough of these pictures, the tough dads with their much softer, girlier offspring.
Joel and Harlow took a trip to the Farmer's Market in LA. It looks like Harlow needed a little refuge at some point because there she is, right up against daddy.
Joel and Nicole are ready for their new baby girl to arrive. I'm sure Nicole wants to be done. What with the hot, hot, heat in Southern California plus the smoke, she has to be super uncomfortable.
Good job Joel, taking the little one off mama's hands so she can have some time to herself.
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2011 Indianapolis MotoGP Pre-Event Press Conference Transcript - Stoner, Hayden, Spies, Pedrosa And Simoncelli Speak
Q: Dani, what's it going to take to catch Casey? Mr. Lorenzo said today that he just seems so much faster than everybody else.
PEDROSA: You mean --
Q: Just to catch him for the series.
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When a UI Add-in form is open and SBA 2006/Office Accounting 2007 is closed, the UI Add-in form closes without firing the Closed or Closing events. This prevents the developer from asking if the user would like to save their changes before the form closes. SBA forms, if the SBA shell is closed, ask the user if they'd like to save changes before exiting and ISV's would like this behavior as well.
Ok, so I found about this thanks to Chad. He helps ISVs and users in our newsgroup and in this case, it seems that addressing this issue in my blog will be helpful. So to start with, this problem happens if you show a modeless form, but you want to ask the user if they want to save the changes to the form, before the form is closed. If you handle the Closing event, you can do this when the user closes your form. But if the user tries to close the SBA shell directly, your form will close automatically because you will not get the Closing event. Ok, so I hope you understand the problem now.
To solve this, we will use the IWin32Window owner parameter that you get from the DoAction callback:
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Sub DoAction( _ ByVal ID As String, _ ByVal entity As IBaseMasterEntity, _ ByVal instance As ISmallBusinessInstance, _ ByVal formsFactory As Object, _ ByVal owner As IWin32Window _)
void DoAction( string ID, IBaseMasterEntity entity, ISmallBusinessInstance instance, object formsFactory, IWin32Window owner);
The IWin32Window is the handle to the window where the menu or toolbar button was pressed, so you can do the following:
this.sbaForm = owner as Form;
if (this.sbaForm != null)
this.sbaForm.Closing += new CancelEventHandler(sbaForm_Closing);
Then, you can handle the closing event of the SBA Form and prompt the user to save. Since it is a CancelEventHandler you can also cancel the event so the application will not close. Here is a quick example:
private void sbaForm_Closing(object sender, CancelEventArgs e)
if (MessageBox.Show("Do you want to close?","Customer Invoices",
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e.Cancel = true;
This is just a quick sample where I simply ask the user to confirm they want to hide my form and if they say no, then I set the Cancel property to true so the form doesn't close. This content is provided as-is, implies no warranties and confers no rights.
There is a quick catch, if you add this handler for the Closing event, don't forget to unsubscribe from it when your form is disposed:
protected override void Dispose( bool disposing )
if( disposing )
if(components != null)
if (this.sbaForm != null)
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In the New International Commentary: The Book of Hosea, J. Andrew Dearman goes back to Hosea's own cultural heritage—especially the covenant relationships that God had made with Israel through its troubled history. Dearman translates the ancient Hebrew himself, and makes a potentially clouded text clear in terms of its poetic style. Hosea's story of Israel's disloyalty, judgment, and forgiveness is a truly haunting lived-out metaphor.
It doesn't matter what previous experience you have with the Bible. Readers of all kinds should take advantage of this commentary that adds so much clarity to the book of Hosea. The writers of this commentary have been scholars, teachers, and writers—which means they know how to communicate their knowledge in a concise, readable way.
Dearman operates off of his own translation of the text on a verse-by-verse basis. He'll bring more scholarly matters—like textual criticism—side by side with how Hosea applies to everyday life. Like each other volume in this series, this one begins with an introduction that covers information on context, literary aspects, and theology. If you're interested in reading further, Dearman includes a bibliography that will lead you in the right direction.
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On September 13, President Tori Murden McClure will formally announce Spalding University's designation as an official NCAA Division III institution, having satisfactorily completed four years as a provisional member. Athletic Director Roger Burkman, Mayor Greg Fischer, student-athletes as well as a representative from the NCAA will be in attendance at the press conference and pep rally.
In addition to this milestone, University officials will speak about the athletic campaign currently underway to renovate the athletic facilities in the University Center building, which is nears its $1 million mark.
Time: Thursday, September 13, 2012 at 10:30 a.m. ET
Place:Derek Smith Gymnasium, University Center Building, 824 South Fourth Street
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Over a decade on from playing a Bond girl, British actress Rosamund Pike is about to enter a whole new act of her career. Hot off acclaimed recent roles in the likes of "An Education" and "The World's End," Pike landed one of the most hotly sought-after parts around: the female lead in David Fincher's adaptation of best-selling thriller "Gone Girl," opposite Ben Affleck. It's easily the most high profile gig she's ever had and stands a good chance of attracting awards attention and vaulting her to a new level of stardom.
But before that, she's got some lighter fare to deal with, as Pike is starring with "Doctor Who" and "Broadchurch" star David Tennant, and the legendary Billy Connolly, in new comedy "What We Did On Our Holiday." Written and directed by Guy Jenkin and Andy Hamilton, it details a harassed couple and their three children on a road trip to visit grandparents in Scotland, but is notable mostly for essentially being a big-screen spin-off of Jenkin and Hamilton's sitcom "Outnumbered," which essentially let its young cast members improvise and riff, and managed to be fairly charming, in a kids-say-the-funniest-things kind of way. This doesn't exactly look cinematic, but there are a few good gags in here, and Pike, Tennant and Connolly are always welcome. The film hits UK theaters in September, no word on when it'll land after that.
In other trailers-from-across-the-pond news, Sundance drama "Lilting," which opened the festival back in January, also just got a first promo. Directed by first-timer Hong Khaou, it stars Ben Whishaw as a young man who tracks down the Chinese mother of his late partner. It picked up some strong reviews back at Sundance and hits UK theaters and VOD on August 8th, with Strand releasing it in the U.S. down the line.
And finally, there's a trailer for "Walking On Sunshine," a sunny musical made up of 80s hits like "Faith," "If I Could Turn Back Time," and Katrina & The Waves' title track. It looks like some kind of "Mamma Mia"-aping bachelorette party nightmare, but it's at least notable for featuring in the lead role Hannah Arterton, sister of Gemma, making her big-screen debut. It's out in the UK on June 27th.


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Valdosta, GA - A house fire early Monday morning killed a man and his dog. The home of 42 year old James Trotter is completely destroyed.
Firefighters say it happened around 3:00 am at 604 West Street in Valdosta. Investigators are still trying to determine the cause of the fire, but they've ruled it an accident. Valdosta Fire Chief J.D. Rice says it may have something to do with candle holders.
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text: Johannesburg - Goalkeeper Itumeleng Khune has returned from Egypt with Bafana Bafana on Monday smiling from ear to ear. Khune, who pulled off numerous saves to deny the Egyptians during their 2012 African Cup of Nations qualifying draw on Sunday, says South Africa must be proud of the national team, who moved to eight points on top of Group G and are on the verge of qualifying for next year's tournament in Gabon and Equatorial Guinea. "We are getting better and better as a team," Khune told Football365.co.za. "I feel great because of this team and the fact that we didn't concede a goal yet again. "We haven't conceded a goal in four matches of the qualifiers, that's a good record for us and that speaks volumes in my opinion. "I will love to give credit to the whole team, because this is team effort. I really feel great and I think this is a very, very good result for us away from home. "We showed character to fight until the end and for me it was easy to settle in that hostile environment because I have played in derby games and cup finals. "I communicated very well with my back four and just looking at the whole team I think this is a team the nation has to be proud of. "We are definitely getting better as a team and I just hope in the next games we are going to continue fighting for each other like the way we did against Egypt." Khune's team-mate at club and international level, Reneilwe Letsholonyane, echoed his views. "I think the one thing that has been working for us is that we play as a team," Letsholonyane added. "Our strikers track back to help out if you notice, that's teamwork."


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Listen, for most of us pizzas are for eating. Whatever else you do with them is your business and no one needs to know. That being said, whoever runs the Domino's UK Twitter account is more than patient than someone else might be when dealing with complaints of alleged burns incurred during pizza, uh, love-making. In an odd exchange of messages, a customer tweeted that he was mad that he burned his bits while he "made love" to a pizza. He started things off asking for how to get a refund after his too-hot-to-handle encounter, and then added that staff "should inform customers about the dangers of making love to your pizza." Domino's replied: "Our apologies, we will look for a way to notify customers of this in future. Thank you for bringing this to our attention."
In the name of art, a Chinese artist (Shu Yong) has installed a huge wall made of 10,000 toilet bowls, urinals and sinks at a park (in Foshan, China). The unusual and perhaps unsightly installation took the artist two whole months to build, and is connected to a water main so that water comes cascading down at periodic intervals like a waterfall.


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As with any project, there is a timeline for the projects' beginning and completion. These projects are no different. Planning, design, and construction will be ongoing between now and fall 2016. Below is the tentative timeline for all of the buildings affected by the referendum. Note that these dates are subject to change.
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Completion date Fall 2014
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Completion date May 2015
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As I prepare to welcome a 9-week-old labradoodle named Benny into my home and become a first-time dog owner, I am well aware that my life is about to undergo some big changes. After a lifetime of being the king of my castle, I will be sharing my house, my affection, and a portion of my paycheck with him.
Now, I already know that every dollar I spend on Benny's health and well-being will be returned tenfold by his companionship. But, like many pet owners, I am not independently wealthy, and I am interested in controlling veterinary costs so that my budget stretches further.
My recent Internet search turned up hundreds of articles discussing tips to save money on veterinary care. Unfortunately, many of the tips were borderline irresponsible because they promoted cost savings over high-quality veterinary care.
Because I work with the great people at the American Animal Hospital Association and have learned much about the highest standards of veterinary care, I decided to offer my own thoughts on how I plan to save money on veterinary care while still positioning Benny for a long and healthy life.
Prevent pudgy pup syndrome with a proper dietI cringe whenever I see an obese dog shuffling around because I am aware of the health problems that he has or likely will develop in the future. If Benny grows into one of these overweight dogs, he will be at much higher risk for wallet-draining issues, such as diabetes, heart disease, and osteoarthritis. Since I don't want a pudgy puppy, I plan on keeping Benny fit and trim through a healthy, veterinarian-recommended diet. And whenever Benny hits me with his puppy-dog eyes and asks for just one more treat, I will remind him that a good diet should keep him feeling spry for years to come.
Don't skimp on the exerciseGetting Benny plenty of exercise goes hand in hand with optimizing his diet—they both work together to keep him at an ideal weight. I will engage him in daily exercise to ensure that he doesn't become a canine couch potato, which will also reduce the chances of him getting restless and chewing on my furniture.
Delay decay in Benny's teethLetting Benny's teeth get caked with plaque and tartar can lead to costly dental procedures, as well as contribute to health problems such as heart failure and kidney disease. I will protect his dental health by brushing his teeth regularly and taking him to the veterinarian for regular dental examinations. With proper dental care, Benny will still enjoy chewing on his toys when he is a canine senior citizen.
Protect my dog against parasitesLittle does Benny know, there are swarms of microscopic organisms wanting to invade his body. Heartworms, ticks, fleas, and roundworms are just a few of these destructive creatures looking to hitch a ride with Benny. I will help him to avoid future infestations and infections by keeping current with his vaccinations and ensuring he never misses a dose of heartworm or flea and tick preventive.
Take a closer look at pet insuranceIf my dog ends up needing an expensive surgery or treatment for a serious illness, having a solid pet insurance plan could protect against going into debt or having to make an extremely difficult decision about his future. The decision to obtain pet insurance is different for every person, but I will certainly consider it as a potential way to help with future veterinary costs.
Visit the veterinarian for regular health examsIf my dog develops a health issue, I want to know about it as early as possible, so I can explore treatment options and hopefully take care of the problem before it worsens (and costs more to treat). I plan on developing a trusting, long-term relationship with my new veterinarian and taking Benny in for regularly scheduled check-ups in order to stay informed about his health status.
Ask about discounts at the veterinary hospitalSome animal hospitals have special offers, including discounts for bringing in multiple pets, discounts for senior citizens, and discounts for military members. Don't hesitate to ask your veterinary hospital if any available discounts apply to you.
Seth Davis is a first-time pet owner from Denver, Colo. He works for the American Animal Hospital Association and enjoys spending each day learning more about the ins and outs of veterinary medicine.
I agree with all you said except the pet insurance. I paid high pet insurance premiums for several years and discovered--when it was too late--that pet insurance has a very low ceiling on chronic illnesses (whether common or less common types), so it is essentially worthless unless your dog is injured (you'll notice that all their advertising features dogs that have been in accidents, NOT ill). This information was not included in the policy I received or even readily available on the website. Once they didn't pay anything on a claim (instead of the SMALL amount paid on the previous one), I phoned and a customer service rep helped me find the information which was essentially hidden without help. This was VPI, but I'd had another pet insurance when my dog was a puppy. My advice is to start a special savings account when your dog is a puppy and put all the money you would throw away on pet insurance premiums into that account.
Nice article, Seth. I will "second" everything you said. Having a dog, especially one large enough that it requires regular walks is insurance of exercise for you as well. I've had a succession of large dogs (a Golden Retriever, two German Shepherd Dogs and a Lab) for over 25 years. The conscientiousness I feel about getting my guys out is the catalyst for walking and hiking with them DAILY. I don't like the gym, but I know I'm doing my dogs and myself a lot of good by walking them at least 30 minutes a day.
Along with keeping your dog's weight down through proper diet and regular exercise, I SWEAR by teeth brushing. I'm on my fourth in a succession of dogs who've NEVER needed vet dental cleanings because I brush their teeth daily. Start them young (or when you first get your adult) and very gradually--with LOTS of patience and praise--and it becomes a positive time for you and your dog. Until my vet showed me years ago how to do it, I thought it was a riduculous expectation, but it's really simple. (Ask your vet.) My dogs live into their teens, and I'm sure daily teeth brushing is part of it. It's folded into their bedtime routine; they get a dental chew afterward and know it's time to settle into their beds for the night.
Thanks again for a great article.
As a first time dog owner I recommend you do some additional research on heartworm, flea and tick prevention specific for COLORADO. When looking at overall health of your animal pumping them full of medications that they don't need isn't the best option. I would also recommend doing titer testing for vaccines after your puppy is a year old. Many vaccines have lifelong immunity and again, no need to vaccinate if they are adequately covered. Just my two cents. I have a dog who doesn't enjoy full health due to over vaccinating as a puppy because I was a first time dog owner and just did what the vet told me to do without doing my own research. Educate yourself and find a vet that you can to, not one who talks AT you. Good Luck with your puppy.


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Slept with my wife's sister, once. My wife was not home and it was mutual. I didnot forced her ino it. Though always felt she was a little interested in me and i too was very fond of her. so one day both of us just started getting close and it happened........
i love my wife very much and would never be able to confess this to her. Infact i will never tell her, as she will be deeply hurt.
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Dhanya : not good. but if it was momentary, get over it now and give a promise to self that you will not repeat it ever again.
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Rony : Hey you should not do such kinds of thinks if your wife slept with anyone then how you will feel just think about it
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I am cheating on my wife. I am into relationship with another woman. It just happened by mistake and now I cannot leave her nor my wife. I feel very guitly and sick of my situation
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TCR: What made you think you wanted to make toys?
I have no idea to tell you the truth. I was playing music and doing tours, and my band was collapsing at the time, and I had been doing that for a long time and was kinda over it. I was sitting at a Starbucks on Melrose with my buddy JB (Buckcherry's old bass player), and this other Scottish musician, and we were like, "what the f**k are we gonna do?" And this guy Thomas, the Scottish guy, threw out the question, "how do you make a million dollars?" And I was like…"well, ya know them homies? Well we could throw mullets on 'em, make 'em like white trash, and call them Mulletheads." And then JB was like, "dude, that's a good idea, you should probably do that." And that's literally how it happened. Then I told my sister and my girlfriend, and they were like, "that's pretty f**kin' good."
TCR: I love it.
Isn't that weird?
TCR: That's a funny anecdote. I think some of the better ideas get boiled down to those kind of moments.
You're put up against the wall and you wanna change your scenery. When we were kids we were into Star Wars and GI Joe's, and Transformers and that kind of stuff, but you know, to a certain degree we had grown out of that and if anything it was nostalgic to us. Before TLS, I was on tour, making records, trying to get some money, and trying to date girls. (Laughs) And that all changed when I went into the toy world…
TCR: So where did the name The Loyal Subjects come from? Why was it apropos for the company?
I was at this other company that will remain nameless for the sake of this interview, and some things happened inside the company that were a little bit nuts, and I had gone back and forth sparring with a partner…then I put an email out to my friends telling 'em what was going on and titled it "The Loyal Subjects." Then I went and bought the URL, and what I was really trying to say was, "Hey, I'll be loyal to you, you be loyal to me, and maybe we can start something new up." Ya know, it was a bad situation, and the idea was, who do you really have in a bad situation but your friends?
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And the next week I got an email from Shepard Fairey saying, "Hey dude, you're a good dude, it'll be all be cool, don't worry about it."
TCR: Recently I did an interview with Kirby Kerr of Rotofugi here in Chicago for The Citrus Report…
Kirby's awesome! We've known him for a long time, he's always been a huge supporter, we support him 100%…he's always been great for the scene, and great for art.
TCR: He always makes you feel welcome. When I talked to him, we got into the whole toy vs. sculpture question and I was wondering where you come down on that issue…
I think what happens is people get all freaked out by the "toy" moniker, in that a toy is something that you play with. But I think all of it is a toy, really. We've gone through the rhetorical semantics on the thing… Do you call it collectibles? Do you call it toys? What do you call it? The fact is, it's a toy…a sculpture was made to make it, but you're not trying to buy a Richard MacDonald bronze here. You're buying a piece of plastic….it gets overstated quite a bit. And ya know, it allows people to own things by some of these artists without paying $5,000 for a painting.
TCR: And that's huge, in my opinion – accessibility. Popular culture, popular art. It's not pop art if it costs $10K, it just can't be!
Well, it's outside of the pop wallet, I'll tell you that much. The whole idea a bout this stuff is it's a commercial way to make art, and remember, this market is really niche. So you're not talking about hundreds of thousands of people following this stuff. It has pollinated way out there, because I think a lot of the people involved in toys come from a lot of different creative scenes. So ya know, music, illustration, and I think those things bled into this world a bit. At the same time, toys are a sculpt because they're static. There is a playful element about it, like I said, but it's not a Rodin, it's not a Picasso. Usually the colors and images are playful, kind of an amalgamation of Salvador Dali, Chuck Jones, and Tex Avery.
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Evidence, who released Lord Steppington as Step Brothers with longtime friend and collaborator Alchemist, says he is ready to begin work on his upcoming solo album.
The emcee/producer/photographer made this known via Twitter yesterday (March 23). "Now That Dilated is done, Starting Next Solo Album!!! @rhymesayers," Evidence said in a Twitter post.
As the announcement shows, Evidence, DJ Babu and Rakaa Iriscience have wrapped up work on their upcoming Dilated Peoples project, Directors Of Photography. The album, according to a separate Twitter update made yesterday, may be released around Summer 2014.
In October 2013, Dilated Peoples spoke with HipHopDX about the upcoming album and the group dynamics.
"I don't think it's friendship," Evidence said at the time, speaking about Dilated Peoples. "I think it's family at this point. Friends do friend shit, but we do more family shit. So, it's like, so many years and so much history, it's basically like part of your DNA. It's a code that becomes written into you. What we do on stage as the three of us, or what we do in the studio, it's been a longtime coming. So, yeah, there's definitely a lot of things that didn't happen overnight that jelled over time, but there was also a lot of youth in our beginning shit. So, a lot of the mistakes were great because of innocence that was behind it. There's a difference between being young and inexperienced and being skilled and wise. We're trying to take those energies and put it in the middle.
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A state lawyer got a taxpayer-funded $80,000 settlement after challenging her dismissal by the Republican administration of North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory.
Karen West was general counsel at the N.C. Department of Commerce until June 4, when records show she was fired by new Commerce Secretary Sharon Decker.
A state employee since 2005, West's $113,000-a-year job had been covered under the State Personnel Act, which protects workers from being fired without cause. But earlier this year, the McCrory administration declared the job of West and hundreds of other state employees exempt from the act, meaning she could be fired at the will of the governor.
West then sued. In a settlement agreement dated Sept. 18, Decker agreed to pay West $80,000 in exchange for the ex-employee dropping her lawsuit.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia, February 9. VIRGINIA'S Leah Smith and JB Kolod broke school and pool records while Laura Simon added a third pool record as the University of Virginia swimming and diving teams swept Pittsburgh on Senior Day yesterday afternoon.
Smith posted a sizzling time of 9:33.29 in winning the women's 1000 free, a time that now stands as the fastest in the nation this year (ahead of Georgia's Brittany MacLean at 9:36.85). Smith's time cut more than three seconds off the previous school record of 9:36.25, set by Cara Lane in 2001. Her time also dipped under the ACC record of 9:35.45, set in 2009 by North Carolina's Whitney Sprague. North Carolina's Stephanie Peacock held the previous pool record at 9:37.14 from 2013. Smith, a freshman, now owns two school records, as she set the 500 mark earlier this season at 4:36.19.
Kolod broke his own school and pool records in the men's 3-meter diving event, scoring 428.10 points. His previous best had been a 424.85 from 2013, while the pool record stood at 420.65, also from 2013. Laura Simon added a third pool record at the meet with a 2:12.63 in the women's 200 breast, just under the previous record of 2:12.76 by Florida State's Emma Dutton, set in 2004.
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The Virginia men's and women's swimming and diving teams celebrated Senior Day in style Saturday (Feb. 8), finishing first in 31 of 32 events en route to a sweep over Pittsburgh at the Aquatic and Fitness Center.
The Cavalier women conclude the dual meet portion of the season with an 11-1 record after defeating the Panthers, 189-103, while the UVa men finish with a dual meet record of 6-5 after a 179-112 win.
On a day when Virginia honored its senior class in between the diving and swimming portions of the meet, junior JB Kolod (Pittsburgh, Pa.) and freshman Leah Smith (Pittsburgh, Pa.) each broke UVa school and AFC pool records. Kolod claimed the men's 3-meter diving event with a score of 428.10, breaking his own school record, while Smith won the women's 1,000 free in a time of 9:33.29, the fastest time in the nation so far this season by over three seconds (Brittany MacLean of Georgia – 9:36.85).
Another freshman, Laura Simon (Simmern, Germany), broke the AFC pool record in the women's 200 breaststroke in 2:12.63.
Junior Kelly Offutt (Reisterstown, Md.) won the women's 200 and 500 free, while classmate David Ingraham (Spartanburg, S.C.) claimed the men's 100 and 200 free. Senior Parker Camp (Brentwood, Tenn.) finished first in the men's 200 fly and 200 IM and sophomore Courtney Bartholomew (Holland, Mich.) touched first in the women's 200 back and 200 IM. Kolod also won the men's 1-meter diving in addition to his 3m victory.
In the breaststroke events, sophomore Yannick Kaeser (Mumpf, Switzerland) won the men's 100 and 200, while Simon posted wins on the women's side.
Other event winners included seniors Jan Daniec (Mission Viejo, Calif. – men's 1,000 free) and Emily Lloyd (Severna Park, Md. – women's 100 free), juniors Kyle Dudzinski (Pittsburgh, Pa. – men's 200 back), Alison Haulsee (Glen Allen, Va. – women's 100 fly), Charlie Rommel (East Amherst, N.Y. – men's 50 free) and Ellen Williamson (Ft. Mitchell, Ky. – women's 100 back), sophomore Luke Papendick (Kinnelon, N.J. – men's 100 back) and freshmen Kaitlyn Jones (Newark, Del. – women's 200 fly), Austin Quinn (Chagrin Falls, Ohio – men's 500 free) and Ellen Thomas (Guildford, United Kingdom – women's 50 free).
Sophomores Katie Warburg (Wilton, Conn.) and Becca Corbett (Louisville, Ky.) went 1-2 on both women's diving events, with Warburg winning the 1-meter event, while Corbett placed first on the 3-meter.
The Cavaliers also won all four relay events including the men's and women's 200 medley and 200 free relays.
Next up, some of Virginia's squads will compete at the Cavalier Invite Feb. 14-15 at the AFC, while both ACC Championships will be held in Greensboro, N.C. The women's meet will be held Feb. 19-22, while the men's meet is the following week Feb. 26-March 1.
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Despite strong performances across the board from the University of Pittsburgh men's and women's swimming and diving teams, ACC counterpart Virginia defeated the Panthers on Saturday afternoon at the Aquatic and Fitness Center.
On the women's side, Virginia topped Pitt by a score of 189-103, while the men were defeated 179-112. The Panthers lost to a nationally ranked Virginia team.
"I have a lot of respect for the depth shown by the UVA team," Head Coach Chuck Knoles said. "At this point in our season having just started tapering in earnest, our performances were a bit off, but not entirely unexpected.
"Our season is focused on the ACC Championship and performing well there," Knoles added. "I'm confident our plan will be successful."
The Panthers managed to swim strong throughout the after despite the loss, which was highlighted by senior Veronica Lee winning the 100-yard butterfly and 200-yard IM, and sophomore David Sweeney taking the men's 100 fly and 200 free relay.
After exciting performances from Lee and Sweeney, the Panthers ended the meet on a high note with two winning performances in the relay events. The women's 200 free relay placed first and set a new season best time of 1:35.74. The team of Dani des Tombe, Jessica Nederlanden, Melissa Pocsai and Lauren Mills made up the winning team.
For the men, Sean Heiden, Sweeney, Avery Warrington and Alex Rodenkirk swam their way to a first-place finish in a time of 1:22.84 in the 200 free relay. Luke Nosbisch impressed with two season best times in the men's 100 (56.43) and 200 breast (2:02.52) events.
In diving, freshman Tony Galante performed very well on the 1M board, placing second overall. He finished with a total score of 336.45, which was his best score of the season by a Panther in dual-meet competition.
Pitt will now look toward the Women's ACC Championships in less than two weeks, starting on Wednesday, February 19-22. The men's ACC Championships will begin the following week on Wednesday, February 26 through March 1st.