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There's been a cold snap on in Los Angeles, which has luckily given our celeb pals a couple of weeks' practice wearing these things called "coats." Good thing, too, because it is not warm at the Sundance Film Festival, where approximately all of Hollywood is right now, schmoozing and selling films to each other. Held each year in Park City, Utah, Sundance is an excuse for everybody to get outta California and enjoy the slopes, snowboards and cozy drinks. Take a peek at how some of your faves are getting their festival on.

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10 January 2014
Warning signs at Mission Bay beach have been taken down following sampling and testing yesterday that show the water quality has returned to normal.
The signs were put up on Wednesday afternoon after a surprisingly poor result from the weekly Safeswim test.
Acting Chief Operating Officer Ian Maxwell says he is pleased to see that Aucklanders and visitors can safely return to swimming at the popular beach.
"This appears to have been a one-off.
"We may never know what caused the issue. It's highly likely it was a localised ocean source, such as a dead animal or something similar.
"The good news is our testing regime picked it up and we took the sensible precaution of advising people of the risk.
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In this week's Backpage, football journalist and FIFA fan Darren Cross highlights some of the top players that moved to new Leagues in the January transfer window, and why FUT managers should check them out…
When I first heard that Rennes and France midfielder Yann M'Vila had gone to Russian club Rubin Kazan in the January transfer window, I was disappointed. As a football journalist who focuses mainly on the Barclays Premier League, I was hoping he'd move to the Prem and I was looking forward to watching him every week.
Then I remembered that I am currently using an Ultimate Team based on Russian League players, and realised that M'Vila could possibly improve my squad.
As soon as he became available as a Rubin player I snapped him up and stuck him straight in the team in place of my current CDM, Witsel. If you read last week's Backpage then you'll know Witsel is a player I like in FUT, but M'Vila definitely offers something different. He feels quicker and stronger than Witsel, so he'll be handy for games when I need to give my defence a bit more protection than usual.
Anyway, there were plenty of other moves in January that could interest FUT managers because they involved players moving to a new League. When that happens it gives fresh options to FUTers that build squads based on players from the same League, and sometimes it also offers new variations for those that like to make hybrids, which are squads made up of players from two or more different Nations or Leagues.
Let's use M'Vila as an example. If I play him in his preferred formation and position in my team that's made up solely of other players from the Russian League, then he immediately gets the maximum individual chemistry rating of 9. Or I could use M'Vila as a link man between in a hybrid Russian League-based attack and French-based defence. That's something I wouldn't have done prior to M'Vila's transfer, as Lassana Diarra is the only other French CDM in Russia and I don't seem to do very well with him there.
That's just one example. There are many different combinations out there for hybrid fans and part of the fun is finding the player or players that link it all together, so we won't focus too much on hybrid combos in this week's Backpage. Instead, I've picked out a handful of big moves that I think could be interesting for FUT players looking to either add something new to a squad they're using already, or build a completely new one.
Since we've already mentioned Yann M'Vila's move to Rubin from Rennes, let's start off by looking at another interesting transfer into the Russian League. Vagner Love is back at CSKA Moscow and he's a Brazilian ST who is popular with a lot of FUT players. Love is quick, a decent finisher, good dribbler and can do 4* skill moves, so he's a very useful forward. You can get him for under 1000 coins at the moment so he's a slightly cheaper option than the excellent Gold Brazilian striker Welliton, of Spartak.
Other than M'Vila and Love there isn't too much else to get excited about yet in terms of new players coming into the league, but it's worth keeping an eye on Russia as the transfer window there still has a few weeks left to run.
Although superstars like Cavani and Falcao didn't move to the Barclays PL last month, there are still plenty of newbies to get excited about.
Moussa Sissoko instantly became one of the most-wanted Prem CDMs in FUT when he joined Newcastle from Toulouse as, with 85 for Pace, only Ramires is faster in that position. There aren't many Sissokos out there on the FUT market at the moment, so you'll have to pay around 9000 coins for a 4-1-2-1-2 version of him.
Sissoko's Newcastle team-mate Mapou Yanga-M'Biwa is another signing that's well worth checking out. The former Montpellier CB is also pretty rapid, with a Pace rating of 76, so he's right up there with the quickest central defenders in the League. He has a high Defending rating too, and costs around 5500 coins in a 4-1-2-1-2. Staying with Newcastle, Mathieu Debuchy is a good value RB with decent Pace and Defending stats – he only costs around 1000 coins – and The Magpies also signed ST Yoan Gouffran from Bordeaux. You can buy him for around 1500 coins and for that you get a good all-round striker with 84 for Pace and ratings in the low-mid 70s for everything else except Defending.
You could pair Gouffran with QPR striker Loic Remy, who joined from Marseille in the window. Remy is an excellent ST with 92 for Pace, 84 for Heading, a Dribbling rating of 78 and 76 for Shooting, which is why you'll have to pay upwards of 15,000 coins for him.
At the time of writing this Arsenal's new LB Nacho Monreal hadn't completed his move in the FUT database, but hopefully he's there now and you should definitely check him out, as his Malaga version is useful.
Staying with defenders, powerhouse CB Chris Samba is back in the Prem after completing his move from Anzhi. I'm not the biggest fan of him in FUT because, with just 54 Pace, he's a little slow for the high line I often play, but I know plenty of players that like him for his Defending ability. If you want to find out if he's for you then it'll cost you around 3000 coins in a 4-1-2-1-2. Dutch CAM Urby Emanuelson, who joined Fulham, is a speedy midfielder with a good left foot, and he's very cheap at just 300 coins. And as we're talking useful CAMs there's also Tottenham's Lewis Holtby, who's an excellent all-rounder for 1500 coins.
If you're in the market for a new Prem CAM and your budget is bigger, there's Philippe Coutinho. He joined Liverpool from Inter and is already selling for upwards of 10,000 coins thanks to his 4* skills and 92 Dribbling rating. Personally I think Chelsea's Oscar is better value so I'd go for him if I wanted a Brazilian CAM to link my Prem team.
There's one more Prem move I want to highlight which could be of interest to you if you like building Silver teams. New Wigan CM Roger Espinoza is a useful player who's selling at around 5k+ at the moment. He's a 73 Overall and has a 5* weak foot, so could be worth a look.
In Italy it's all about Mario Balotelli for me. He is fantastic in FUT, and I should know as he's bagged countless goals against me over the last few months. If you've got plenty of cash to spend and you want Mario in your Serie A team then you'll be paying over 35,000 coins, which is a lot in a League that already boats an abundance of great STs. Actually, seeing as I just mentioned great STs in Italy, did you know that Giuseppe Rossi moved to Fiorentina from Villarreal? He's an 82-rated CF with 84 Dribbling, 79 Pace and 81 Shooting as well as 4* skills, and you can sign him for less than 1000 coins.
It was a fairly quiet month in the Bundesliga but there were still a couple of interesting moves for FUT players. Michel Bastos joined Schalke from Lyon and he's an LM that I really like as he's quick, good with the ball at his feet and can whip quality crosses in. He's expensive right now – around 10,000 coins in a 4-1-2-1-2 – but that's probably because I think I'm right in saying he's the only Brazilian LM in the League. Former Liverpool midfielder Nuri Sahin moved back to Borussia Dortmund and, although he's a little slow for many FUTers, he's excellent technically and a fine passer. His price varies quite wildly but I found a few versions of him at 6k or less.
You don't need me to tell you the big news from France. We all know David Beckham joined PSG, and it's a potentially interesting move for us FUT players because he makes a better midfield link between Ligue 1 and English players than Marseille's Joey Barton. But the transfer that really got Ligue 1 FUT players excited was Lucas Moura's long-awaited move from Sao Paulo to PSG. With 92 Pace, 88 Dribbling and 4* skill moves, Lucas is a very popular CAM for players that don't have loads of coins to spend. You can sign the new version of him for around 7000.
Now I could be missing something but I don't think there's a great deal to tell you about Spain in terms of new players coming into the League. Spanish LM Nolito moved to Granada on loan from Benfica and you can pick him up for 350 coins, which is okay for a player with 84 Pace, 84 Dribbling and 4* skill moves. Left-back Emiliano Insua also moved from Portugal to Spain, joining Atletico Madrid from Sporting, and he's a solid left back with all six ratings in the 70s.
Finally, I also want to mention a couple of excellent moves for players using Brazil-based teams. Lethal ST Alexandre Pato joined Corinthians from AC Milan and instantly became one of the best STs in the Liga Do Brasil in my opinion, at least for those unable to afford the in-form Neymar anyway. You can buy a 4-1-2-1-2 Pato for just over 8000. The last player left for me to flag up is also in Brazil; tricky CAM Carlos Eduardo left Rubin Kazan for Flamengo. He's a player I've used a lot and really like, as he feels very responsive, has a great shot and can do 5* skill moves. There are loads of great CAMs in Brazil though, which is probably why Eduardo is available for 950.
Well that should give you plenty to think about if you're looking to try something new in FUT. If you'd like to see a full list of all the FUT January movers, click on this link.
If I've missed anyone that you think other FUT players need to know about, tweet me @Darren_Cross and I'll share them with the community.


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Sturm, Ruger & Company, America's 4th largest gun manufacturer, announced that it has temporarily suspended the acceptance of new orders. Not too worry, though. This unusual problem stems from the fact that Sturm, Ruger booked over one million firearms orders in the first quarter of 2012. And the company acknowledged that, "the incoming order rate exceeds our capacity to rapidly fulfill these orders." New orders will be accepted, starting in about 60 days. Smith & Wesson and other domestic gun makers are presented with similar opportunities.
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What books do you guys recommend for MCSA Win Server 2012 certification?
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Dec 7, 2013 at 5:53 UTC
Introducing Windows Server 2012 (free eBook from Microsoft Press)
And here's a link to ~150 More Free MS eBooks
Dec 7, 2013 at 6:19 UTC
Niagara Technology Group (NTG) is an IT service provider.
Microsoft Press would be the place to start. They have all of the official certification books.
If you spend time on the O'Reilly site, they are the real publisher behind Microsoft Press. They have at minimum one MS Press book at 50% off sale in digital form every work day. They had the entire MS Press line up on 50% off (60% off with large enough purchase) on Black Friday. We buy all of our books that way.
Dec 7, 2013 at 6:19 UTC
Niagara Technology Group (NTG) is an IT service provider.
Also check out PluralSight for preparing for the MCSA.
Dec 14, 2013 at 7:18 UTC
Thanks guys.
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Mark Minasi has been the guy I like to read for every new release of Windows server, I've been a fan of his since Windows 2000.
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To the editor:
If you spend anytime reading how our founding fathers crafted the important documents of our country, one can only marvel at the wisdom and focus that they exhibited. There was much rancor over issues but they were loathe to repeat anything resembling the British monarchy.
When the Constitution was approved in 1787, the Articles were clear guidelines as to how the fledgling nation was to govern itself. However the 13 states and their delegates never would have supported this document unless they had an agreement that the first Congress would fine tune the Constitution with Amendments. They were insistent to have both individual protection and structural limits specified. "Ratification debates," over 1,600 of them, ensued as the new Congress made sure that nothing could be misconstrued or any abuse of power be allowed. As a result, the first 10 Amendments were approved.
However, all throughout these "debates" the delegates were resolute that all matters of spending, taxation, borrowing and monetary policy would be the explicit purview of Congress. Specifically that of the House of Representatives because they were thought to be most representative of the public. This was specified in Article 1. The executive power and its limitations were specified in Article 2. The delegates were in lock step to deny the executive branch any power to control "the purse strings."
I say this as a nexus to Bruce Helmer's diatribe over the McConnell debt ceiling issue. Mr. Helmer is correct that McConnell tabled his own proposal, but there is more to it. Sen. McConnell, in July 2011, proposed an idea that would give the president temporary debt ceiling authority for the remainder of his term. He could ask for an increase in three steps of which each were to be voted on by Congress. He further stipulated that any increase in the "ceiling" had to be linked to a commensurate decrease in real spending. So while McConnell's proposal flirted with the intent of Article 1 mentioned above, it was a bipartisian attempt to break the impass over the impending debt limit. The White House called it a "fall back plan" and not the best option. Even some Democrats said McConnell was "passing the buck." Conservative Republicans weren't happy either because it walked the fine line of executive authority over money issues.
The July 2011 plan went dormant until Dec. 6, 2012. Sen. Reid brought the McConnell plan to the floor of the Senate in which McConnell "objected," thus killing his own proposal. However the President had now won re-election and the balance of power had changed. The President has said, along with others, that he has a mandate to "get things done." To be fair, McConnell had also gotten an earful from the conservative wing of his party during this time and realized his "olive branch" was a bad idea.
However, there is more at play. On Friday, Jan. 11, 2013, Sen. Reid sent a letter to President Obama, signed by other senior Democrats, to use his "executive power" and raise the debt ceiling unilaterally. This completes the circle back to the Geithner porposal of Nov. 29, 2012. This now becomes a potential Constitutional crisis to which the President seems rather aloof. In addition, watch for some executive order potential with respect to 2nd Amendment issues.
Look, this debate between myself and Bruce Helmer should not be the issue. Rather what is at stake here is the financial solvency of our nation and how the balance of power is arranged going forward. I expect the Democrats will test the genius of our founding fathers.
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Abortion has led nation 'into the wilderness'
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Next Tuesday, Jan. 22 will mark the 40th anniversary of the Roe vs. Wade U.S. Supreme Court decision that struck down all laws regulating or restricting abortions, thus effectively making abortion-on-demand the law of the land.
These 40 years since 1973 remind me of the wilderness wanderings the children of Israel endured which we read about in the Biblical account of Exodus. Our nation too has wandered in a "40 year wilderness" that has now made us comfortable with the culture of death.
Now our secular society no longer speaks about keeping abortion rare, but is concerned only that it is available and affordable. Christians are even being drawn into abortion's web. Our tax dollars fund Planned Parenthood, the nation's largest abortion provider. The new health care law, a mandate from the Department of Health and Human Services, requires employees to include abortifacient drugs as part of their health care plans.
Our U.S. Constitution guarantees us the "right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness." But in abortion a life is taken! The inherent value of life as God created it is disregarded. In the past 40 years, since that deadly decision, 55 million Americans have been killed. Think of the states of Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Wisconsin, Missouri, Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, South Dakota and North Dakota. Picture those states completely uninhabited — that's 55 million! Every day, abortion takes from us the number of people lost in the World Trade Center on 9/11. Everyday 3,000 little children are dismembered with trash bags as their coffins and Dumpsters as their graves. And after every abortion there are two casualties, a dead child and a wounded mother. (My thanks to Rev. Dr. Peter Scaer of Concordia Theological Seminary, Fort Wayne, Ind., for these figures.)
The tragic school shooting at Sandy Hook got our nation's attention! There is no respect for life anymore. "What is wrong?" and "How can we make our children more secure?" are the questions being discussed. For 40 years of history — a child was no longer secure in the womb.
The problem is sin. We no longer follow God's word — the Bible. We need to repent and ask God for forgiveness. God's son, Jesus, made His home in Mary's womb until His birth. Jesus is our Emmanuel — God with us, to give us courage and strength to speak up on behalf of all children whom He loves.
Pray for our nation. Mentor the young people in your family and community on the importance of standing up for life. Make known the blessings of adoption. Embrace those women who have had an abortio and now live with guilt. Remind them Christ's forgiveness is greater that their guilt. Volunteer at a woman's care center. Join the thousands of Minnesotans on Jan. 22 at the annual MCCL March for Life at our state capitol, beginning at noon.
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I've released a Perl wrapper for v3 of the API. It covers all the API calls.
You can find it here http://search.cpan.org/~jeffery/Net-CampaignMonitor-0.02/lib/Net/CampaignMonitor.pm
It has only just gone up so it may take up to 24 hours to appear in your nearest CPAN mirror.
Please let me know of any bugs/errors/ommisions.
Jeffery, this is brilliant. Many thanks for keeping us updated!
For the benefit of everyone here, this has been added to our library of API wrappers.
Thanks Ros.
An update - the following is a better URL than the one I gave above (it will always list the latest version) http://search.cpan.org/search?q=net::campaignmonitor;s=1
Or just go via CM's library of API wrappers.
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Who could forget New Orleans resident Patricia Konie being forcibly disarmed by police during Hurricane Katrina?
News footage of the 58-year-old being tackled in her home for refusing to abide by the city's unconstitutional gun confiscation order became one of the disaster's more searing images of governmental dysfunction.
A bill expected to be signed into law by Gov. Nathan Deal will ensure Georgia police never receive such a directive.
Though House Bill 60 has received the most attention for repealing blanket bans on carrying in bars and churches, it's sanest provision reaffirms one's right to remain armed during a declared state of emergency – precisely the type of situation where self-defense needs would be most evident.
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Back-to-work legislation is a blunt tool that should be used when access to a large, economically vital good or service is jeopardized, with no labour agreement within sight. The circumstances do not yet justify the federal government's apparent rush to deploy it, especially with regard to Air Canada.
To begin with, Air Canada is still flying. The strike has been an inconvenience to customers, but it has not crippled the country's transportation network, nor has it raised the spectre of wholesale disruption that Labour Minister Lisa Raitt says justifies an early intervention. In addition, it is a private company whose customers have other transit options on many routes, including WestJet, Porter and other airlines.
Canada Post is a publicly owned company that serves almost every Canadian, with fewer direct substitutes. But until Tuesday, mail was still being delivered, and the decision to suspend it was taken by the company, answerable to its only shareholder, the government of Canada. We have argued previously that the strike was a tactically poor choice by the union, as mail no longer plays the central role it once had in society. If so, letting the negotiating process - or lack thereof - run its course is the sound choice for the federal government, especially if arrangements to cover essential mail delivery, such as government support cheques, are still in place.
The decision to legislate will not make for a better deal between the companies and their workers. It will mean a sacrifice of labour peace in the longer run. And it will not solve the structural problems affecting either company or its bargaining units - pensions at Air Canada; pensions, and relevance, at Canada Post. The federal government should hold its fire.Report Typo/Error
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With the news that WR Percy Harvin has requested a trade from the Minnesota Vikings, we had to wonder if he would be a good fit with the Jacksonville Jaguars. Matt has a pro-Harvin approach , I don't see what the big deal is.. Does it look tempting? Yes. Having an obviously talented WR to round out a revamped receiving corps for a million bucks a year would be nice, but it is not conducive to long-term success and I will show you why after the picture.
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Harvin has had character concerns since his days at Florida when he allegedly attacked his WR coach, Billy Gonzales.Then there is the fact that he is already requesting a trade going into his fourth year. How selfish is that? The team is about to head into training camp and you're suddenly demanding a trade? That isn't the sort of thing that makes teams want to line up and trade for you.
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BARNESVILLE -- John Glenn High senior running back Blake Atkins ran over, around and through the Barnesville High defense on Friday, powering the Muskies to a lopsided 41-6 opening night triumph over the Shamrocks.
Atkins finished the contest -- playing just three quarters -- with 206 rushing yards, 69 receiving yards and four TDs.
"He's an exceptional running back," grinned victorious JG coach John Kelley, "and tonight, he ran exceptionally well but I also thought we blocked pretty well tonight for all of our running backs."
The Muskies wasted little time in getting on the scoreboard. After yielding a first down to the 'Rocks, the defense stiffened and forced a punt, taking possession on their 25.
Junior Tanner Morton bolted for 20 yards on first down before Atkins took a short swing pass from QB Zyler Flowers and raced through the Barnesville defense for 55 yards and the game's first score.
A Ross Mathews PAT put JG up 7-0 at the first period's 8:23 mark.
The Shamrocks responded with a pair of first downs, but their drive stalled again before their ensuing punt pinned John Glenn back at its 17.
On this possession, the Muskies drove 83 yards 12 plays for their second tally, picking up five first downs in the process and taking advantage of a Shamrock holding penalty. On the drive, Stone Morgan and Tanner Morton each gained big chunks of turf before Atkins bulled in from five yards out with 25 seconds left in the first. Another Mathews PAT put JG up 14-0.
The second stanza saw John Glenn continue to dominate the field possession battle thanks to a pair of poor Barnesville punts, but the Muskies' offense suddenly found itself stymied as the hosts began to assert themselves.
At the period's mid way point, the Shamrock offense began to roll, moving from its 34 to an answering TD in 10 plays.
Gaining the most yardage was sophomore tailback Dylan Burkhart, who picked up 29 yards in the drive before ripping off a 17-yard scoring gallop with just 2:39 remaining.
A botched PAT attempt left the 'Rocks trailing 14-6, but with all the momentum.
That was to last but a short time.
After Atkins returned the ensuing kickoff to the JG 24, he got sprung by his mates for a 51-yard run up the left sideline to the Barnesville 25. Successive runs by Morgan and Morton netted a dozen more, but a 10-yard loss put the Fish back to the Shamrock 24. From there, Atkins bolted the final 24 yards right up the middle for another score with just under a minute left in the half. Barnesville blocked the PAT attempt, but momentum had been regained by John Glenn.
Atkins' fourth and final TD came on JG's first possession of the third period as he motored 47 yards through the 'Rock defense.
That tally put the Muskies up 27-6. This time, Barnesville had little in the way of a response, except for a Burkhart 81-yard kickoff return.
Provided with great field position, the Shamrocks squandered any scoring chance by throwing an interception, with Atkins getting the "pick.".
The winners added rushing scores by Morton and Morgan in the third and Mathews made all three of his PAT attempts.
The final period featured lots of subs.
Coach Kelley was pleased, for the most part, with his team's play.
"I thought we played hard, especially in the second half," he said. "We also showed some strength with our kicking game.
"I wasn't pleased with some of our fundamentals," Kelley continued. "I think we had at least five fumbles. I know this was our first game, but its not like we haven't been practicing."
For second year Barnesville coach Matt Johnson, the contest was decided by physical play. "I thought their team was just a lot more physical than we were," he began. "Atkins for them is a nice running back. I know we missed some tackles, but he made us miss. He definitely turned the tide in the second quarter.
"I thought Dylan (Burkhart) did some nice things and gave us a good offensive effort. All in all, we now know we have a lot of work to do. But we didn't have many penalties tonight so that was a positive. We just became too accepting that they were the better team and that's my fault."
In addition to Atkins' yards, Morton and Morgan combined for 117 rushing yards. JG amassed 361 rushing yards compared to just 99 for the Shamrocks. Burkhart finished with 74 rushing yards to pace the Red and Green.
NEXT-- Both teams are back in action Friday, John Glenn at home against Cambridge at 7:30 p.m. while Barnesville visits Meadowbrook for a 7 p.m. kickoff.


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doxs! documentaries for children and youth
doxs! is the oldest German film festival exclusively presenting documentaries for children and adolescents. The international film programme is part of the well known documentary festival "Duisburger Filmwoche". Each screening is accompanied by a moderated Q&A. The entry to all screenings is free for accredited festival guests and pupils.
doxs! works in various fields of media education and constantly develops new pilot-projects which set pace and break new ground:
- doxs! kino wants to reach the lifeblood of its young audience. With topics that are close to their lives and the society they live in and with innovative types of storytelling that are different to what we know from television. Documentaries are a valuable guidepost through the world and its media substantiveness.
- doxs! schule is doing intensive year round film education and media competence work in schools with documentaries from the festival programme.
- doxs! on tour is on the move with a tour programme visiting festivals in Germany and its bordering countries.
- doxs! produced together with the Goethe-Institut a unique European Documentary film package "Young Heroes" in 2006.
- doxs! and the documentary initiative of the Filmbüro NW initiated dok you - a competition for documentaries for children.
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16 years of documentaries for children and youth
The 16th edition of doxs! kino will present creative European documentaries for children and adolescents from November 6-12, 2017. Apart from the films in competition (GROSSE KLAPPE, ECFA Documentary Award), the festival also includes programmes for preschoolers, special screenings and experimental documentaries (PARADOX).
The festival is dedicated to school audiences. The kids do not only attend the screenings but also discuss the films they have just seen with directors and film experts. The international films are subtitled and dubbed if necessary.
Festival Submissions
We cordially invite you to submit short and feature documentaries that are suitable for children from four years and for young people aged 14 - 18 for this year's festival selection. Classic observations are welcome as well as experimental hybrids and crossover works. In foreign contributions we ask for an English or German subtitled version.
For regulations and film entry, please click here.
Download press release doxs! festivalprogramme 2016.
Filmprize – GROSSE KLAPPE
The award acknowledges documentary works for children and adolescents: On the occasion of the 10th anniversary of doxs! in 2011 the Federal Agency for Civic Education endowed for the first time the Prize for Political Documentary for Children and Youth. "GROSSE KLAPPE" awards European films promoting an aesthetical approach to documentary culture and the political consciousness of children and adolescents. A youth jury selects the winner of the competition.
The next award to the amount of 5.000 Euro will be handed over at doxs! kino #16 during the 41th edition of the Duisburger Filmwoche in 2017 (November 6-12, 2017).
ECFA Documentary Award
The in 2016 newly established "ECFA Documentary Award" promotes aesthetically and formally extraordinary documentaries that are aimed at the age group of 6 to 12 year olds. Given by the European Children's Film Association, which is Europe's biggest network for children and youth films, the prize will be handed over during the festival's award ceremony in Duisburg. An expert jury consisting of international members of the ECFA decides on the competition's winner.
The Film Prize GROSSE KLAPPE 2016 goes to Christian Cerami
On the occasion of the 15th anniversary of doxs! during the 40th edition of the Duisburger Filmwoche in 2016 (November 7-13, 2016) the "GROSSE KLAPPE" award was handed over to british director Christian Cerami for his short documentary "Black Sheep" (GB 2015). Not an "easy film", according to the jury. But a clear statement against xenophobia and racism. British director Cerami convinced the youth jury with a portrait of a young man who is close to the right-wing-extremist "English Defense League". Ten films were nominated for the GROSSE KLAPPE 2016.
Furthermore, the German festival submission "Ein Aus Weg" (GER 2016) by Simon Steinhorst and Hannah Lotte Stragholz was awarded with a special mention by the jury. The film convinces with its "unique documental narration through animated drawings" and it "criticises the lack of help for people with problems, like drug addiction on different filmic levels".
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The ECFA Documentary Award 2016 goes to Erlend E. Mo
The first ECFA Documentary Award was awarded to the film "Dans for livet / Dancing for you" by the Norwegian director Erlend E. Mo. It tells the story of a twelve-year-old girl who is one of the best in a traditional masculine dance and who is confronted with the imminent death of her sick grandfather. The jury states: "We decided to give the prize to an uplifting film about a child gaining the self confidence to stand up for her aspirations by breaking with gender stereotypes. What touched us the most is that through a sincere respect for the environment and nature's elements, the film becomes a celebration of life and the valuable time spent with the people you love." The jury included Marta Nieto Postigo (Barcelona), Viola Gabrielli (Erfurt) and Gert Hermans (Brüssel).
Please find the complete jury's reasoning and printable pictures of the award ceremony and the awardee available for download here.
The Film Prize GROSSE KLAPPE 2015 goes to Åse Svenheim Drivenes
A documentary about the consequences of modern working migration on personal relationships wins the GROSSE KLAPPE at the 14th edition of the doxs! festival. With the portrait "I am Kuba" the Norwegian director Åse Svenheim Drivenes could convince the youth jury. She receives the film prize for political children and youth documentaries, which is funded by the Federal Centre for political education (Bundeszentrale für politische Bildung/bpb). "I am Kuba" is about two boys, who stay behind at home in Poland while their parents make a living in Scotland and Austria.
Furthermore the jury highlights the Austrian production "Gleichgewicht" (2015), directed by Bernhard Wenger with a special mention. The festival documentary "tells a young woman's difficult life story in presenting a remarkable visual imagery without emotionally manipulating the audience".
Please find further information on the youth jury, the jury's reasoning and printable pictures of the award ceremony and the awardee available for download here
Film Prize GROSSE KLAPPE 2014 goes to Emilie Blichfeldt
Award time at doxs!: Young filmmaker Emilie Blichfeldt's festival contribution "How do you like my hair?" is awarded this year's prize for political documentaries for children and youth.
Gender roles and ideals of beauty not only are issues in everyday life, they are also reoccurring subjects in the festival programme of doxs!. In 2014, the jury has picked a film, which handles these topics in a way both humorous and sensitive. "How do you like my hair?" is about the author's struggle to start appreciating her own body. Telling a story of a romantic encounter with a musician whose extraordinarily big nose catches her attraction, she manages to argue for a form of beauty unrecognized by the public and often contrary to the standards of society.
In addition, the jury gave honorable mention to the festival contribution "Nieuw" (NL 2014) by Eefje Blankevoort. The documentary tells the story of 8-year-old Tanans, who arrives in the Netherlands after having fled from his home in Uganda.
Please find further information in the press release awardee GROSSE KLAPPE 2014, the jury's reasoning and printable pictures of the award ceremony and the awardee available for download here.
Britta Wandaogo wins filmprize GROSSE KLAPPE 2013
For the third time the GROSSE KLAPPE, endowed with 3,500€ by the Bundeszentrale für politische Bildung/bpb, awarded a documentary that is highly engaged in aesthetical and political issues. German director Britta Wandaogo wins the GROSSE KLAPPE for the short documentary Crocodiles Without Saddles (GER 2012), a portrait of her daughter. By reflecting upon herself and her bicultural identity as a child of African and German decent, fifteen-yearold Kaddi was able to convince the jury.
Furthermore, the jury decided to give a honourable mention to Janetta Ubbels' film "Delete" (NL 2012) for the new perspective on Alzheimer's disease and outstanding camera work.
Please find further information on the youth jury, the jury's reasoning and printable pictures of the award ceremony and the awardee available for download here.
Shaheen Dill-Riaz wins filmprize GROSSE KLAPPE 2012
Film director Shaheen Dill-Riaz wins the film prize GROSSE KLAPPE in Duisburg, a documentary award for socio-political documentaries for children and adolescents. The youth jury decided to hand out the film award GROSSE KLAPPE to Shaheen Dill Riaz' festival contribution "Der Vorführer/Number One Rakib Khan" (D 2012). The director tells the story of the 10-year-old Rakib in Bangladesh, whose passion for cinema allows him to cope with everyday life and difficult social circumstances. The Federal Agency for Civic Education endows the prize and awards the winner with 3.500 Euro at the ceremony on November 9th, 2012.
Please find further information on the youth jury, the jury's reasoning and printable pictures of the award ceremony and the awardee available for download here.
Fabio Caramaschi wins filmprize GROSSE KLAPPE 2011
The Italian film director Fabio Caramaschi wins the GROSSE KLAPPE film prize for socio-political documentaries for children and adolescents in Duisburg. The doxs! youth jury decided to hand out the film prize GROSSE KLAPPE to Fabio Caramaschi's festival contribution "Solo andata, il viaggo di un Tuareg / One Way, a Tuareg Journey" (I 2010).
The director tells the story of a Tuareg-family who migrated to Italy leaving their traditional roots of Niger to start a new life in North-Italy. The Federal Agency for Civic Education endows the prize and awards the winner with 3.500 Euro at the ceremony on 10 November 2011.
Please find further information on the youth jury, the jury's reasoning and printable pictures of the award ceremony and the awardee available for download here.
doxs! 2011 – tenth anniversary!
10 years of documentaries for children and adolescents –
doxs! celebrated its anniversary with a remarkable programme
The landscape of documentaries for children and adolescents is constantly changing.
In 2011 the doxs! kino programme underlined these changes and presented a programme focusing on films which deal with highly significant political and social issues: family conflicts, youth crime, problems of migration and disability. Looking at the film selection one can moreover make out a tendency towards fictionalisation and staging elements within the documentary narration. The boundaries between the two genres are blurring even in children's films. Documentaries and fiction merge to form an imposing collaboration of picture and narrative. The Usage of animated comics to underline the film's narrative and it's stories is – on the same level – an experimental development which not only works in big cinema productions but also has its significance for documentaries for children.
The festival doxs! kino 2011 presented 20 contemporary European documentaries, among them were 3 world premieres and 3 German premieres.
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Congratulations to Courtney! She will be seeing and meeting the Randy Rogers Band on Saturday Night at Midnight Rodeo with KATP-fm.
The average person spends 15 hours a year doing this. What is it?
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The USDA forecast net farm income to be $120.6 billion 2013, up 6 percent from 2012's estimate and the second highest since 1973 after adjusting for inflation, according to its "Farm Sector & Household Income Forecast" report released on Tuesday.
"Net cash income—which measures the difference between cash expenses and the combination of commodities sold during the calendar year plus other sources of farm income—is forecast at $120.8 billion, down just over 10 percent from 2012. Even so, 2013's forecast would be the fourth time net cash income, after adjusting for inflation, has exceeded $100 billion since 1973," the USDA reported.
Cash receipts are expected to fall 5.5 percent on the year for crops but rise 4.9 percent for livestock. Dairy is forecast to climb by $2.8 billion from 2012, a 7.5 percent increase.
"Milk receipts in 2013 are forecast to exceed the previous high set in 2011. The annual price of milk is expected to increase over $1 per cwt (6 percent) from 2012; at $19.70 per cwt, it would be second highest on record. Milk production is expected to be about 1 percent above 2012 and 3 percent above 2011. U.S. milk exports are expected to increase 17 percent in 2013," the USDA said.
Dairy products added $31.37 billion to the country's economy last year, with California dairy products making up 21.9 percent of it. However, while California's dairy products added $6.9 billion to the U.S. economy in 2012, this is down 10 percent from the $7.68 billion reported in 2011.
Other dairy states, including Wisconsin and Idaho, also reported a drop in the value of its dairy production. See the document map here.
The USDA also projected median total farm household income at $66,989, down 2.4 percent from last year.


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Kuwait: Third mobile telecommunications company issues tender document
The Establishing Committee for the Third Mobile Telecommunications Company in Kuwait today issued a Tender Document providing interested bidders with details of the final Public Auction process for the sale of 26% share of the Third Mobile Telecommunications Company in Kuwait.
As per the stipulations of Law No 2 of 2007, companies listed on the Kuwait Stock Exchange and foreign telecommunications operators are allowed to participate in this Public Auction either individually, or as member investors of a consortium. Such a consortium may be comprised of companies listed on the Kuwait Stock Exchange or foreign telecommunications operators, or a combination of both.
Following a review of the Public Auction process by the Establishing Committee, under the guidance of the Council of Ministers, the process has been set as a single stage bid with no Pre-Qualification requirements. The 26% share in the Third Mobile Telecommunications Company will be awarded to the bidder that submits the highest bid. According to the Establishing Committee, the Tender Document explains the timeline and the terms and conditions of the tendering process in detail.
Interested bidders, who elect to submit a bid, must demonstrate corporate good standing by submitting certificates from the concerned authorities in their respective incorporation jurisdictions. In addition, interested bidders must deposit a Bid Bond to demonstrate their commitment towards making payment for the 26% ownership and also commit to maintaining a Founder's level ownership for a minimum of 5 years, if selected as the winning bidder.
As per Law No. 2 of 2007, all interested bidders have to demonstrate independence from the existing mobile operators in Kuwait, namely Mobile Telecommunications Company (Zain) and National Mobile Telecommunications Company (Wataniya Telecom), and both the aforementioned operators cannot own any ownership equity of the interested bidders, either directly or indirectly.
All the participants who have registered and paid to participate in the previous Pre-Qualification process are invited to access the Tender Document.
New interested bidders, who were not part of the previous Pre-Qualification process, may also participate in the revised Public Auction process, subject to their meeting the minimum requirements as per Law No. 2 of 2007, which are detailed in the Tender Document.
New interested bidders must first complete the registration form and then pay a non-refundable fee in order to obtain the Tender Document. After receipt of the registration form and the fee, the Establishing Committee will notify the interested bidders via email of their official status as a Tender Participant, and their eligibility to download the Tender Document from a secure area on the Establishing Committee's website (http://telecom.kia.gov.kw).
The Tender Clarification period to answer all Tender Participants' questions, as detailed in the Tender Document, will end at the Kuwait close of business time of 18:00 on October 21, 2007, after which time no further Tender Clarifications will be accepted by the Establishing Committee. The bids should be submitted no later than the Kuwait close of business time of 18:00 on November 18, 2007 after which time no further bids will be accepted by the Establishing Committee.


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To be a good manager is to be honest with yourself and others. To be a great manager is to have the data to back it up.
Building a company requires grit, execution, honest belief in your team, and real heart. But no great company was ever built without careful and deliberate thought. The process of planning, or laying out the plan for growth, requires examination of a companies purpose, investment capabilities, and personal and company priorities.
Most of the exercises I've been in have been either a fairly fluffy form of theater designed to impress bosses and co-workers, or a whole lot of numbers. Neither of these approaches are easily translated into action. It's hard to go through and exercise as big as "where do we take the company?", and end up with something you can wake up every day and execute.
I used to believe this was because the same people that are good at running a company aren't the same people as the ones who are good at building them. But after a decade as an entrepreneur, that's not it. Lots of talented people have planning document folders on shelves and archived emails. There is something a lot deeper going on, that I think is fundamental to some of the changes we're seeing in software engineering.
It's coming up on October, and time for my management team to start talking about how we're going to move into 2014 and continue our success as a company. As I've been going into this process, I've been reflecting a lot about the process changes I have seen come about in engineering this year: The Reactive Manifesto, Lean Methodology, etc. I've been thinking a lot about how these approaches can be combined, and what it would look like if we did. I've also been inspired quite a bit by this API talk by Kevin Lacker at Parse. In it (and this is definitely a spoiler), he assigns good API design process down to one fundamentally important emotional point: laziness. Good laziness mind you, as in programmer laziness, as in "things should just make sense," or the so called, "don't make me think about things that don't matter" style of programmer logic.
If you take the Lean methodology and apply it to company planning, what happens? I think the first thing, and the primary thing that happens, is that you start looking for shorter feedback cycles. Mini-tests that you can use to provide feedback are the foundation of modern startups and good marketing programs, but they're just common sense for strategic planners. Yet almost nobody I've talked to designs their business plan to make use of testing.
Building a test-driven annual plan is the best way to figure out how to run a company. A plan is supposed to work for an entire year. However, the consequence of only planning once a year is that mistakes persist at least 12 months. I mean it jokingly, but it's true.
It's time for companies to start applying lean principles to business planning. There is a virtuous cycle that happens when you break down a business plan into things that can be accomplished and assign them to individuals — people actually follow through. But there is probably a virtuous cycle even deeper in enabling people to learn from what they're implementing — the same benefit software engineers receive from iterative feedback in Lean.
Understanding that your people just want things to inherently work, and then helping build systems that make measure how well things are working, and whether they are a fit for the business you are running sound like common sense. We're experimenting with ways to create feedback systems in the company, and so far, it's been fantastic. The same benefits of shorter cycles, faster learning, and higher job satisfaction that you can find in Lean software shops work in business planning, and I encourage others to experiment with how a Lean, test-driven approach to annual planning can work for them.


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BOSTON (Reuters) - Six companies of Boston firefighters on Wednesday battled a large blaze that engulfed multiple buildings in the city's residential eastern section, fire officials said.
Live television images showed a plume of smoke hanging over the city's east near Logan International Airport.
It was not immediately clear if anyone had been injured in the fire, which was reported at 8:35 a.m. ET.
Reporting by Scott Malone; Editing by Bill Trott


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Writer-performer Ben Moor's comic sci-fi about the bizarre parallel city of Undone, starring Alex Tregear and Tim Key.
In this second series, Edna tries to make sense of a reality without Undone, heads to another London and uncovers a city-wide drugs racket and interrogates The Prince as she takes on the public information porn industry.
Plus, Edna and Tankerton face their biggest challenge yet and return to her home town to attend a fete worse than death. Finally, Edna must avert an inter-dimensional apocalypse at Tankerton's wedding...
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Of War and Law
"Kennedy is always an interesting thinker and writer and the themes he deals within this book are fascinating. . . . Kennedy's points should be studied and his effort to disentangle the web of law, war and politics should be wholeheartedly supported and furthered. In this sense, Of War and Law can be viewed as an interesting contribution to a useful and intriguing debate."--Ioannis Kalpouzos, Journal of Conflict & Security Law
"Kennedy's emphasis on ethics and politics is a welcome respite from the excesses of legal categories, all the more so coming from a humanitarian professional. Indeed, he wants to return the experience of responsibility to violent conflict--and to all participants. His thoughtful book is a laudable contribution in that direction."--Christian R. Donath, The European Legacy
"Readers who plow through this brief book will be rewarded with unique insights concerning modern law of armed conflict (LOAC). . . . This is a thoughtful and intelligent hook, with a significant point. The epilogue is particularly well-done."--Gary Solis, Journal of Military History
"That the line between war and peace has been blurred becomes more evident with each incident from Afghanistan to Iraq. But the complexity and depth of legal implications that affect policymakers and military commanders have not been understood. Kennedy's book brilliantly and deftly probes both the uncertainty and the importance of legal rules in the changed civil and military environments."--Antonia Chayes, Visiting Professor of International Politics and Law, Tufts University
"Twenty-first-century warfare jars us with precision, lethality, and reach juxtaposed against terrorists, street fighting, and weapons of mass destruction. The laws of war strain to keep pace and Professor Kennedy brilliantly tells why in this legal tour de force."--Lt. Gen. Arlen D. Jameson, U.S. Air Force (retired), former Deputy Commander, U.S. Strategic Command
"David Kennedy's elegant little essay contains a brilliant analysis of the linguistic fault lines that dominate our approach to diplomatic and military politics, and which utterly obscure the very difficult decisions that ought to be made on quite other grounds and for better reasons than adherence to unhelpful old categories. The book should be of great significance for lawyers, politicians, and military officers. It should become the prism through which the issues arising out of 'humanitarian intervention' are seen and discussed."--Thomas Franck, New York University School of Law
Of War and Law is a very thoughtful and fresh analysis of modern law and modern war. David Kennedy argues that the merger of law, politics, and war is a fact of contemporary society. He believes, and I happen to agree, that the more we accept this reality, the more productively we can begin to understand how law might be useful in achieving the humanitarian purposes for which it was principally designed."--Maj. Gen. Charles J. Dunlap Jr., U.S. Air Force
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Recruitment continues for Selby Town manager Jimmy Reid as he seeks to cope with a demanding schedule of four games in 16 days.
The Robins head into tomorrow's Northern Counties East League first division trip to Dronfield on the back of a 2-0 midweek reverse to Teversal, a long haul for which Reid was missing several key players.
Against a fierce wind Selby held their own for 40 minutes until conceding two goals just before half-time.
Said Reid: "I don't think we deserved to win, but I think we were worth a point from a draw. The luck's just not with us at the moment but that can always change just as quick."
To bolster his squad he has added right-sided forward Dan O'Connor from his former Pickering Town club, as well as signing defender Liam Wright from Winterton Rangers.
He revealed that he was also on the trail of a Scarborough-based forward, hopeful that his target may join in time to figure against Dronfield, who, at 17th spot in the division, are six places shy of the Robins.
Knaresborough Town's home duel against Rossington Main pitches two of the division's hot shots in direct opposition.
Colin Heath, Town's leading scorer, is on the same 16-goal mark for the season as Rossington's Lee Holmes.
For NCEL premier division title hopefuls Tadcaster Albion, they will be striving to erase the memory of last week's 8-1 battering meted out by Brighouse to give them the dubious distinction of suffering their heaviest defeat for 16 years.
Second-placed Albion play host to Garforth Town, a club celebrating its 50th year of existence, though the hosts will be in no mood to contribute to the party.
Pickering Town are also at home welcoming Retford United who won 3-0 in midweek to rise to sixth position.
Harrogate Railway head to Northwich Victoria in the Evo-Stik League first division north, while for Scarborough Athletic their division one south duties comprise a home clash against Belper.
Winger Dan Clayton, meanwhile, has returned to Harrogate Town from North Ferriby United ahead of the Conference North visit of Hednesford Town to Wetherby Road.
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Raleigh, N.C. – Republicans should probably not be terribly proud that their top pick for next year's U.S. Senate nomination is a disgraced football coach. It is the still-popular Jim Tressel, and he is more than twice as well-known as the other three possible contenders, but it is at best a sign that no one is paying attention to the burgeoning race yet, and at worst a sign that there is little enthusiasm for the real candidates.
Tressel is almost certain not to run for office, but he leads with 23% over Josh Mandel's 17%, Jim Jordan's 13%, and Kevin Coughlin's 5%, with 43% undecided. Without Tressel, Mandel tops Jordan and Coughlin, 27-16-8, and beats Coughlin in a two-way, 31-12. Mandel is the establishment's pick, but with 57% undecided in the latter matchup, anything could happen.
The contest is a function of name recognition so far. Two-thirds have an opinion of Tressel; 46% have a favorable opinion of him and 21% a negative one. By contrast, only 31% know enough about Mandel to express an opinion, but he is very well-liked (24-7). Only 22% are aware of Jordan (14-8) and a mere 15% of Coughlin (6-9).
Rick Perry's threat to Mitt Romney's presidential chances is becoming more and more real as he officially enters the race. When PPP polled Ohio GOP primary voters three months ago, Romney led with 23% over Newt Gingrich's 16%, Herman Cain's and Ron Paul's 13%, Michele Bachmann's 11%, and Tim Pawlenty's 6%.
Now Perry, polled for the first time here, has jumped into the lead with 21% to Romney's 20%, Bachmann's 14%, Cain's 10%, Gingrich's and Paul's 8%, and Jon Huntsman's 1%. Polled before he dropped out of the race, Pawlenty got only 3% support. If Sarah Palin were to jump into the race, she would knock Bachmann from third but help Perry. Perry would hold at 21% to Romney's 18%, Palin's 11%, Bachmann's 10%, Cain's 8%, and Gingrich's and Paul's 7%.
PPP surveyed 400 usual Ohio Republican primary voters from August 11th to 14th. The margin of error for the survey is +/- 4.9%. This poll was not paid for or authorized by any campaign or political organization. PPP surveys are conducted through automated telephone interviews. PPP is a Democratic polling company, but polling expert Nate Silver of the New York Times found that its surveys in 2010 actually exhibited a slight bias toward Republican candidates.
Topline results are below. Full results, including crosstabs, can be found here.
Q1 Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion
of Michele Bachmann?
Favorable........................................................ 52%
Unfavorable .................................................... 26%
Not sure .......................................................... 22%
Q2 Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion
of Herman Cain?
Favorable........................................................ 41%
Unfavorable .................................................... 20%
Not sure .......................................................... 40%
Q3 Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion
of Sarah Palin?
Favorable........................................................ 65%
Unfavorable .................................................... 24%
Not sure .......................................................... 10%
Q4 Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion
of Rick Perry?
Favorable........................................................ 50%
Unfavorable .................................................... 15%
Not sure .......................................................... 35%
Q5 Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion
of Mitt Romney?
Favorable........................................................ 52%
Unfavorable .................................................... 30%
Not sure .......................................................... 18%
Q6 Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion
of Kevin Coughlin?
Favorable........................................................ 6%
Unfavorable .................................................... 9%
Not sure .......................................................... 85%
Q7 Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion
of Jim Jordan?
Favorable........................................................ 14%
Unfavorable .................................................... 8%
Not sure .......................................................... 78%
Q8 Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion
of Josh Mandel?
Favorable........................................................ 24%
Unfavorable .................................................... 7%
Not sure .......................................................... 69%
Q9 Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion
of Jim Tressel?
Favorable........................................................ 46%
Unfavorable .................................................... 21%
Not sure .......................................................... 34%
Q10 If the candidates for President next year were
Michele Bachmann, Herman Cain, Newt
Gingrich, Jon Huntsman, Sarah Palin, Ron
Paul, Tim Pawlenty, Rick Perry, and Mitt
Romney, who would you vote for?
Michele Bachmann ......................................... 10%
Herman Cain................................................... 8%
Newt Gingrich ................................................. 7%
Jon Huntsman................................................. 1%
Sarah Palin ..................................................... 11%
Ron Paul ......................................................... 7%
Tim Pawlenty .................................................. 3%
Rick Perry ....................................................... 21%
Mitt Romney.................................................... 18%
Someone else/Undecided............................... 15%
Q11 If Sarah Palin didn't end up running for
President, and the candidates were Michele
Bachmann, Herman Cain, Newt Gingrich, Jon
Huntsman, Ron Paul, Tim Pawlenty, Rick
Perry, and Mitt Romney, who would you vote
Michele Bachmann ......................................... 14%
Herman Cain................................................... 10%
Newt Gingrich ................................................. 8%
Jon Huntsman................................................. 1%
Ron Paul ......................................................... 8%
Tim Pawlenty .................................................. 3%
Rick Perry ....................................................... 21%
Mitt Romney.................................................... 20%
Someone else/Undecided............................... 16%
Q12 If the candidates for US Senate were Kevin
Coughlin, Jim Jordan, Josh Mandel, and Jim
Tressel, who would you vote for?
Kevin Coughlin................................................ 5%
Jim Jordan ...................................................... 13%
Josh Mandel ................................................... 17%
Jim Tressel...................................................... 23%
Someone else/Undecided............................... 43%
Q13 If the candidates for US Senate were just Kevin
Coughlin, Jim Jordan, and Josh Mandel, who
would you vote for?
Kevin Coughlin................................................ 8%
Jim Jordan ...................................................... 16%
Josh Mandel ................................................... 27%
Someone else/Undecided............................... 49%
Q14 If the candidates for US Senate were just Kevin
Coughlin and Josh Mandel, who would you
vote for?
Kevin Coughlin................................................ 12%
Josh Mandel ................................................... 31%
Someone else/Undecided............................... 57%
Q15 Would you describe yourself as very liberal,
somewhat liberal, moderate, somewhat
conservative, or very conservative?
Very liberal ...................................................... 1%
Somewhat liberal ............................................ 4%
Moderate......................................................... 16%
Somewhat conservative.................................. 38%
Very conservative ........................................... 41%
Q16 If you are a woman, press 1. If a man, press 2.
Woman ........................................................... 46%
Man................................................................. 54%
Q17 If you are 18 to 29 years old, press 1. If 30 to
45, press 2. If 46 to 65, press 3. If you are
older than 65, press 4.
18 to 29........................................................... 8%
30 to 45........................................................... 26%
46 to 65........................................................... 38%
Older than 65.................................................. 28%


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