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CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) -- Dallas Mavericks center Dirk Nowitzki returned for the start of the second half against the Charlotte Bobcats after spraining his left ankle in the second quarter on Tuesday night.
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Thanks for your question -
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FAYETTEVILLE, VT., May 18, 1874. — Agreeable to a notice given out by the acting pastor of the Congregational Church, Rev. Charles Burnham, on the previous Sabbath, the citizens assembled at the vestry of said church, to take into consideration the subject of a Centennial celebration of the organization of the town of Newfane, also of the church, and organized by choosing Rev. Charles Burnham, Chairman, and F. O. Burditt, Secretary.
VOTED, To hold a town and church celebration. O. T. Ware and J. J. Green were appointed a committee to consult with citizens in the south part of the town, and invite them to be present and participate at the next meeting.
VOTED, To adjourn until the evening of the 26th inst., at 7 o'clock.
A true record.
F. O. BURDITT, Sec'y.
May 26, 1874. — Met agreeable to adjournment, and the meeting was called to order by the Chairman. The report of the proceedings of the last meeting was read by the Secretary ; also heard the report of the committee appointed at the former meeting to consult with the citizens of the south part of the town. In response to the call of the Chairman, remarks were made by B. E. Morse, S. W. Bowker, D. D. Dickinson, E. P. Wheeler, A. J. Morse and Alexander Fairbanks in favor of, and heartily endorsing a centennial celebration.
VOTED, To celebrate the centennial anniversary of the organization of the town on some day to be determined hereafter.
VOTED, To appoint a committee of arrangements to consist of ten persons.
VOTED, That a committee of five be appointed to nominate permanent officers, and the committee of arrangements. The nominating committee was constituted as follows, viz: A. J. Morse, S. W. Bowker, D. D. Dickinson, O. T. Ware and B. E. Morse. After consultation, the committee reported as permanent officers the following list:
President of the Day — A. J. Morse.
Vice Presidents — B. E. Morse and Austin Birchard.
Secretary — F. O. Burditt.
Committee of Arrangements — S. W. Bowker, J. J. Green, D. D. Dickinson, B. E. Morse, O. T. Ware, W. T. Bruce, A. B. Franklin, W. A. Stedman, S. P. Miller and S. G. Brown.
The report was accepted and adopted.
VOTED, That the ladies present form themselves into a committee of the whole, and nominate a committee of arrangements from among themselves. The following nominations were made and confirmed:
Mrs. D. D. Dickinson, Mrs. Samuel Morse,
" S. F. Whitney, " W. T. Bruce,
" D. A. Dickinson, " O. L. Sherman,
" F. O. Burditt, " G. B. Johnson,
" S. W. Bowker, " Hazelton Rice,
" O. T. Ware, " Amherst Morse,
" E. Park, Miss Fanny Newton,
" W. H. Goodnow, " Jessie M. Miller,
" Frank Moore, " E. E. Morse,
" S. Sabin, " Mary R. Birchard.
" Nathaniel Higgins,
Floral Committee — Mrs. F. A. Fish and Mrs. Henry Cowan.
VOTED, That the celebration be held at Fayetteville on the 4th of July next.
VOTED, That a committee, consisting of one lady and one gentleman from each section of the town, be appointed to solicit subscriptions to pay necessary expenses.
Mrs. F. O. Burditt and Mr. O. T. Ware, Mrs. O. L. Sherman and Mr. D. D. Dickinson were appointed said committee.
VOTED, That the committee of arrangements meet at S. W. Bowker's to-morrow evening at 7:30, P. M.
VOTED, That when this meeting adjourns, it do so subject to the call of the committee of arrangements.
VOTED, To adjourn.
A true record.
F. O. BURDITT, Sec'y.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, May 27, 1874. — The committee of arrangements met at S. W. Bowker's, at 7:30 o'clock, and proceeded to business as follows:
VOTED, That a committee of three be appointed to make arrangements with the hotel keepers to furnish dinners on the day of celebration. S. W. Bowker, A. J. Morse and O. T. Ware were chosen such committee.
VOTED, That S. W. Bowker be the committee to consult the Hon. C. K. Field, and procure his services to deliver a historical address at the celebration. Should circumstances prevent his acceptance of the trust, then to procure some other person to perform that service.
VOTED, That the ladies take charge of the arrangements for costumes , and also for the singing.
VOTED, That the hour for the address be 11 o'clock.
VOTED, To have three Marshals, and S. W. Bowker, Col. A. B. Franklin and Samuel Morse were elected to those positions.
VOTED, That we meet at 9 o'clock, A. M., at or near the school house in Fayetteville, and form the procession.
William T. Bruce was appointed a committee to engage a band for the occasion.
J. J. Green was appointed a committee to furnish notices of the celebration and procure their insertion in the county papers.
VOTED, That when we adjourn, it be to meet at Bowles' Hotel two weeks from this evening, (June 9th), at 7 o'clock. Should it be a stormy evening, then to meet on the first pleasant evening after. Adjourned.
A true record.
F. O. BURDITT, Sec'y.
JUNE 9TH. — Met at Bowles' Hotel, at 7 o'clock, P. M. Meeting called to order by S. W. Bowker, Chairman. The report of the last meeting was read by the Secretary.
VOTED, That B. E. Morse and Rev. Charles Burnham be appointed Toast Masters.
VOTED, That S. W Bowker appear in Continental costume, as one of the Marshals.
VOTED, That a committee of three be appointed to prepare a programme for the day, and J. J. Green, O. T. Ware and F. O. Burditt were elected said committee.
VOTED, That a committee of five be appointed to procure costumes, and make all necessary arrangements connected therewith. Mrs. D. A. Dickinson, Mrs. Wm. H. Goodnow, Mrs. S. W. Bowker, Mrs. O. T. Ware and Mrs. D. D. Dickinson were appointed such committee.
VOTED, That F. O. Burditt and wife, and D. A. Dickinson and wife be a committee to arrange for the singing.
VOTED, That the committee on costumes be requested to send for twenty male and twenty female costumes.
VOTED, To adjourn the meeting for two weeks from this evening, to S. W. Bowker's Hotel, at 7 o'clock, P. M.
A true record.
F. O. BURDITT, Sec'y.
JUNE 23D, 1874. — The Committee of Arrangements met, according to adjournment, at S. W. Bowker's, at 7 o'clock, P. M. The meeting was called to order by the Chairman, and the proceedings of the last meeting were read by the Secretary.
On motion, a committee of three was chosen to procure lumber, build a platform, prepare seats, and make the general arrangements for the accommodation of speakers, invited guests, and the public in general. S. G. Brown, F. O. Burditt and D. A. Dickinson were appointed said committee.
VOTED, To adjourn without day.
I certify the foregoing to be a true record of the proceedings in relation to the celebration of the centennial anniversary of the organization of the town of Newfane.
F. O. BURDITT, Sec'y.
The following is a copy of the circular letter of invitation issued, and published in the newspapers of the day :
1774 1874.
Of the Town of Newfane, Vt.
Vice Presidents.
DEAR SIR :— This is the centennial year of the charter and organization of the Town and Congregational Church of Newfane, and we feel it not only a duty but a pleasure to do honor to the memory of those brave Fathers and noble Mothers who, facing all the perils and suffering the hardships incident to pioneer life, wended their way into this, then pathless forest, and built for themselves homes that soon echoed to the music from the cradle and the busy hum of the great wheel and the little wheel, and the wild free song of the girl at the loom
As she fashioned the wool and the tow,
For wear and not for show.
The settlement of the town was commenced in May, 1766, by Jonathan Park, Nathaniel Stedman and Ebenezer Dyer, from Worcester County, Mass.
The town was organized in 1774, and we feel that the appropriate day of the year to honor its founders, is that day which has crowned the work of all our fathers with honor and glory among the nations of the earth.
Therefore, we do earnestly and cordially invite you and yours to come and join with us in celebrating the Town Centennial, on the 4th of July, 1874.
Yours truly, S. W. BOWKER,
Chairman of Com. of Arrangements.
NEWFANE, VT., June 1, 1874.
July 4th, 1874.
At 9 o'clock, A. M., the Procession will be formed in the following order:
1st. Ye ancient Marshal, S. W. BOWKER, will appear in the Military Uniform of Continental times, assisted by Marshals Col. A. B. Franklin and Samuel Morse, arrayed in the Military styles of the present day.
2d. Brattleboro Cornet Band.
3d. Settlers of 1766 moving into town.
4th. Parson Taylor's goodly people on their way to church, in the Sunday-go-to-meeting garb of a hundred years ago.
5th. Young America and My Lady of the Period.
The line of march will be through the Streets and around the Square.
At 11 o'clock, Prayer by the Rev. CHAS. BURNHAM.
Music by the Choir ..................................................... Auld Lang Sync.
Music by the Band.
Historical Address by the Hon. CHAS K. FIELD.
Music by the Choir....................................................... Ode to Science.
Music by the Band.
Dinner at 12 1-2 o'clock.
2 o'clock, P. M., Music by the Choir.................................... Old Liberty.
Music by the Band.
2d. Voluntary Speeches, Sentiments, Responses, &c.
An Original Poem written for the occasion.
Sunday, July 5. The morning service will be devoted to a


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- Fur-bearing Animal Regulations
- Fur-bearing Animal Regulations (brochure) ( PDF 114.7 KB)
- Outdoor Annual (Hunting and Fishing Regulations)
Fur-bearing Animal Regulations
The following are defined to be fur-bearing animals:
- Badger
- Beaver
- Civet cat*
- Fox
- Mink
- Muskrat
- Nutria
- Opossum
- Otter
- Raccoon
- Ring-tailed cat
- Skunk
*This is another name for the common spotted skunk.
- A trapper's license is required to take or attempt to take fur-bearing animals, except that a person who possesses a hunting license may take and possess a fur-bearing animal, provided the furbearer (or any part thereof) is not to be sold.
- A department-issued CITES tag is required to be attached to all otters taken and possessed in this state.
- A landowner on their own land or their authorized agent is not required to have a trapper's or hunting license if these nuisance animals are taken while causing loss or damage to agricultural crops, livestock, poultry, or personal property. However, such animals or their pelts may not be possessed or sold.
- Seasons, legal means of taking, and rules about fur-bearing animals or their pelts are covered in another guide (brochure) called Fur-bearing Animal Regulations. Fur-bearing animals may be hunted at night on private property with the aid of an artificial light.
The links to the left refer to the Fur-bearing Animal Regulations brochure.
Contact Information:
For other information concerning hunting and fishing regulations, parks, wildlife or other subjects related to TPWD, call our toll-free number: (800) 792-1112 during regular business hours.
At any time of the day, a person may call toll-free (800) 792-GAME(4263) to report a violation of the state's game and fish laws. A reward may be offered to eligible callers who provide information which leads to a conviction.


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Morris Piha has launched their new mobile site. It is now easy to get the information and contacts you need while you are on go. Take a look at the attached link to find out more.
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Since we started serving Western Washington in 1965 Morris Piha Real Estate Services has earned a reputation for being a leader in our field. In fact, we have been included among the Top 20 Commercial Real Estate Companies in the Puget Sound Business Journal Book of lists for the past ten years.
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Bring your school, TAFE, community group on a tour of the ABC. Your tour is likely to include a visit to the studios of ABC Adelaide, a TV studio, a program set, the BtN team, the Newsroom and much more. A fantastic experience for all ages! Come along and meet our friendly volunteer tour guides.
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- Payment must be made in advance either electronically, or by cheque or credit card. Schools and TAFE groups are required to pay a $30 deposit prior to the tour, with the balance to be paid following the tour. Invoices will be provided.
- Minimum number for a tour is 10 people. Smaller groups or individuals may be added to another group. Maximum group size is 20 with flexibility to suit class sizes.
- Minimum age for tours is 10 years.
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Bus stop 13 is next to the ABC building on North East Road, Collinswood. Visit www.adelaidemetro.com.au for more information.
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Dubai - A British couple on trial for allegedly having sex on a Dubai beach asked the judge on Tuesday to be allowed to leave the country.
Michelle Palmer and Vince Acors, speaking in low voices, asked the judge for a "quick ruling" that would let them return to Britain. But judge Hamad Abdul Jawad disregarded the request and scheduled another hearing for September 9 to hear testimony from the police officer who arrested the couple.
Palmer, 36, and Acors, 34, were arrested on a Dubai beach early on July 5, after they had both been at a hotel party. They have been charged with having sex outside of marriage, public indecency and public drunkenness.
The case has highlighted the strong contrasts in the booming United Arab Emirates, particularly Dubai. The city has a much more freewheeling attitude than elsewhere in the Gulf, with cash flowing from oil and finance and a huge expatriate population. But the case is a reminder that it remains a conservative Arab nation underneath.
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Now and Then – Reminiscence, By Rev. B.F. Lawler:
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Amazon has bolstered its video streaming service with a new licensing deal with the Disney-ABC Television Group.
The deal, the financial details of which were not disclosed, will enable Amazon Prime customers in the US to stream video content from ABC Studios, Disney Channel, ABC Family and Marvel.
The news came on the same day that Netflix announced it was extending its existing licensing deal with Disney-ABC. The content available on both deals looks almost exactly the same.
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The citizens of Dumpster, Texas, are at it again. Created by a trio of actors at Radio Music Theatre, the wacky Fertle family and all their friends and silly neighbors are now starring in Whatshisname?, a featherweight comedy about a stranger with an eye patch who comes visiting one fine day.
For the uninitiated, the Fertles, with their wide Texas accents, their big Aquanetted hair and their funny little hats and rhinestone glasses, have been making Houstonians laugh for almost 21 years. Along the way, Steve and Vicki Farrell and Rich Mills, who play all the characters at every show, have earned themselves a bunch of loyal fans; on opening night of Whatshisname?, folks cheered as familiar and much-loved characters made appearances throughout the evening. In fact, RMT's sketch comedy shows, titled everything from I Love You But You're Sitting on My Cat to Grandpa Hasn't Moved in Days, often play to sold-out crowds. And the tiny cabaret-style venue, located on Colquitt just west of Kirby, offers a unique, laid-back theatrical experience. These are easy-listening, kick-back-with-a-beer kind of shows that really are funny enough to make you laugh out loud every once in a while.
Created by the talents of Steve and Vicki Farrell, Rich Mills and two backstage guys named Mark Cain and Pat Southard, Whatshisname? tells what happens when a man with bifocals and an eye patch knocks on the Fertles' door one day, suitcase in hand, for an overnight visit. Only trouble is, nobody can remember who this fellow is.
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Being the polite people that they are, the Fertles figure that they themselves are at fault. They must know this guy, since he seems to be so chummy with them. He talks about all the letters he's sent, and he knows about the local high school and past events that everybody acknowledges are indeed true. So the Fertles make nice and pretend this stranger is as familiar as a "little baby owl" (as the Fertles like to say), all the while doing their darnedest to figure out who the heck he is. They serve him fruitcake; they ask him how he's doing; they even let him put his suitcase in the "other room." That he gets sick on something (probably the fruitcake, which dates back a few years) and ends up spending most of his time "chucking up" in the bathroom is purely accidental.
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Meanwhile, an all-points bulletin goes out to the Fertles' friends and family. They get so desperate, they even put up a $10 reward for anyone who can identify this strange man. As one character says, the situation is a "double order of weird with extra odd sauce."
In the meantime, the Fertles have other problems to deal with. Daughter Justicena is now going through menopause and she's wearing a hormone patch -- in the middle of her forehead. She's pretty weepy until she gets her paws on some oral hormones that make her moods swing to deliriously happy. Complicating the poor woman's life is the big-hair contest she's having with her sister-in-law, who knows how to spray her blond mane into finger-in-a-light-socket hugeness.
At the local cafe, the crowds are running thin. No matter, the little band on stage plays music anyway, and we get to listen in on their goofy songs about dancing, dying, girly-men and whatnot.
A much-loved character named Doc Moore, with his speech of Southern gibberish and his foggy glasses, shows up and carries on a long, unintelligible conversation with the stranger. And we think the mystery is solved at last, but when the stranger walks out of the room, Doc Moore makes it somehow clear in his oddly impenetrable dialect that he has no idea who the guy is.
The town is so dinky that its emergency number is "91" and its addresses are numbers like "3" and "4," so everybody's confused as to why nobody seems to know who this fellow with the eye patch is, even though he seems to know all of them.
When the mystery is solved at last, the whole thing is perfectly logical, in a kooky, small-town kind of way. And though they might not be the brightest bulbs in the pack, nobody could ever say the Fertles don't practice Southern hospitality.
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Ellison, played by Ethan Hawke, is a true crime novelist who is looking
to publish a bestseller more than ten years after the release of his
hit book, "Kentucky Blood". Ellison moves his family (a wife and two
young kids) into a house that was the scene of a grisly crime, leaving
a mother, father, and two children dead, and a third child missing.
Upon moving in, Ellison finds a box of super 8 films in the attic. On
the tapes are the murders of the family who previously lived in his
house and four other murders dating back to 1966. The only connection
between the murders is a symbol found in all the videos. With his
marriage deteriorating and his children's behavior becoming
increasingly strange, Ellison is determined to connect the dots and
possibly even solve the string of gruesome murders.
I'm sure everyone is familiar with the popular 'scary maze game'. Even if you know what is going to happen, you will most likely be scared in the moments leading up to the 'big scare'. You aren't scared of what is on the screen, but you're scared of what is about to be on the screen. That is the difference between surprise and horror. If the moments leading up to a jump scare are suspenseful, the actual scare is considered 'earned'. Too many horror movies nowadays have unearned jump scares. 'Sinister' is not at all one of those movies. It has it's fair share of jump scares, but after the initial shock, you don't feel at all relieved. The scares stick with you and you will go back to being just as tense as you were before the scare.
Another way 'Sinister' differs from most modern horror movies is that it actually focuses on plot. The film's director Scott Derrickson spends just as much time focusing on plot development as he does on scaring us, much like he did with 'The Exorcism of Emily Rose'. Since the characters are more developed and have more depth, we are able to relate to them much easier. 'Sinister' is more of a drama about family than it is a horror movie.
Ethan Hawke gives one of the best performances I've ever seen in a horror movie. He is great through the entire movie, but especially shines in scenes where he is frustrated. Juliet Rylance who plays his equally as frustrated wife is also great. With great performances from the two leads, it almost doesn't matter how well-acted the characters of their children are, but they are great nonetheless. Michael Hall D'Addario who plays Trevor provides one of the most shocking and terrifying scares I've ever seen (I just wish it wasn't in the trailer. However, if it wasn't, I may have peed).
I was lucky enough to see this movie in advance and attend a Q&A session with the director and writer. In the Q&A, they mentioned how this is a new take on the 'found footage' genre. This time however, instead of an "anonymous source" finding the footage and "editing" it from 36 hours to 80 minutes, the main character is the one who finds the footage. The audience is shown the footage, but not all at once. It is split up perfectly. Every time you hear the projector power up, you will automatically begin looking through the tiny slits between your fingers and you will certainly hold your breath.
'Sinister' is disturbing. 'Sinister' is 'Saw' level disturbing. During some scenes, I was actually trembling. The ending is also extremely messed up and surprising. And messed up. Not to mention messed up. The shocking imagery and twisted murders with certainly stick with you. Luckily you won't have any nightmares about the movie, but that's only because you won't be sleeping at all.
'Sinister' is the scariest horror movie in years and the best overall in the last decade. Horror fans will flock to see this movie and will not be disappointed. It is well-acted, well- written, well-directed, and most importantly, terrifying. If you see only one horror movie the rest of the year, let this be it. It is near-perfect and a step in the right direction for horror movies.
Directed and scripted by Scott Derrickson ("The Exorcism of Emily
Rose," 2008's "The Day the Earth Stood Still") from a C. Robert Cargill
story, "Sinister" is an exquisite realization of an original paranormal
theme. The movie debuted in this same town's SXSW Film Festival in
Ethan Hawke is Ellison Oswalt, a true crime author and devoted family man with a what-have-you-done-for-us-lately fan base and editor anxiously awaiting his next blockbuster. Wife Tracy (Juliet Rylance) and youngsters Ashley (Clare Foley) and Trevor (Michael Hall D'Addario) are tired of constantly moving from town to town as Oswalt is wont to plant temporary roots close to the subjects of his ripped-from-the-headlines novels. As the film opens, the Oswalts are moving into yet another new house, but Ellison swears this is the last time, and selectively informs his family of his intentions.
In the process of unpacking, Ellison discovers a box of the previous owner's old home movies in the attic. Thus begins the odyssey into the unknown. Let it be said at the outset that this is not "just another found footage film." In reversing the role of viewer and protagonist, to some extent, it's Hawke's character who discovers the reels while we see his story played out on screen. We don't spend two hours watching shaky 8MM footage. They are integral to the narrative but aren't the sum of its parts.
In his horror debut, Hawke turns in a striking tour-de-force performance that rivals anything I've seen recently ("Insidious'" Patrick Wilson comes close). Rylance is delightful as the patient but exasperated wife who's barely willing to stand by her man for one more moment. Foley (Abby in "Win Win") and D'Addario (Josh in "People Like Us") are frighteningly authentic as the glue that holds this tight-knit family together. Fred Dalton Thompson ("Law & Order's" D.A. Arthur Branch and former U.S. Senator) does a star turn as the stubborn sheriff who will have nothing to do with outsiders tarnishing his town's already-shaky reputation. Welcome comic relief comes from underrated character actor James Ransone ("Ken Park," "Inside Man," HBO's "The Wire").
This is Ethan Hawke's first foray into this genre, a simple consequence of his passion for the material. "He said he'd never do horror," paraphrasing the filmmakers in the Q&A following the screening here, but he fell in love with Derrickson's script. The casting of Juliet Rylance as his wife was also done at his suggestion. Their on screen chemistry is undeniable.
The technical team doesn't miss a beat. Top-notch visual effects are always key in a film like this, but the common flaw in this genre lies in overdoing it. CGI and post-production trickery can certainly advance the narrative where appropriate but "Sinister's" old school in-camera effects, done while shooting, enhance the believability of the action.
Cinematographer Chris Norr eschews hand-held for stationary tripod shots and Hitchcockian slow pans, with POV tracking shots that allow the audience to sense the protagonist's growing paranoia. The occasional subjective POV angle, where the character looks at the camera, effectively places the viewer into the scene.
Lighting in the Oswalt home, where most of the action takes place, is appropriately subdued and rife with interplays of light and shadow. Hawke is often seen in silhouette, masking dark corners hiding secrets, literally. Terrifying night scenes beg the question, "Why are you going up into the attic?" Christopher Young's original score blends perfectly with needle-drop songs from some of the filmmakers' favorite indie bands. In a typical production, where third party songs will be inserted, the actors work to a temp track -- music that plays in the background until the company can obtain licensing for the tunes they want for the finished product, usually unknown (although often hoped for) during filming, that are then added to the soundtrack in post-production. With "Sinister," Derrickson and his team were able to purchase the rights prior to shooting so the cast members performed to a playback of the songs that would actually be used in the final cut. It does make a difference, especially when seasoned professionals like Hawke are "acting" in sync with the same music the audience hears in those scenes. It creates a symbiotic ambiance that links viewer to actor.
As a reviewer, I try to keep expectations out of my thoughts and writing. After all, it's only fair to the filmmakers (and me, and my readers) to judge a movie on its merits. Fortunately, it's not too much of a challenge to be as objective as possible when entering the theater, especially if it's a premiere and no other reviews are out there (and you haven't watched a trailer). But Fantastic Fest is a genre festival, after all, and one would not attend, theoretically, without being a fan of same. So expectations are placed on the film simply by virtue of the fact it's even being shown.
That's why I'm happy to report that "Sinister" was all I hoped it would be. Yes, this is why I attend Fantastic Fest and movies like this make it worth the trip. This is the flick for jaded horror fans who think nothing can scare them. This one does it. "Sinister" will give you nightmares.
DON'T WATCH THE TRAILER! or at least try not too. I went into this film
only knowing the title and the fact i was waiting for a scary movie to
actually be... yep scary. Well i was in luck, as Sinister is exactly
that...quite Sinister! I say try to avoid the trailers if u can because
quite a lot is shown, although having said that you will probably be so
absorbed into the film that you'll forget about what you have seen and
still be spooked, BOO! :)
All the actors do a good job, Ethan Hawke is solid, not quite sure about the chemistry between him and his wife but i guess its hardly relevant in this film. The directing and editing of the film is slick with interesting angles and shots. The imagery is great and so are your jumpy moments even if it does contain a few of the horror Clichés.
The plot is simple and follows true-crime writer Ellison (Ethan Hawke) as he discovers a box of home movies "found footage" of murders that put his family in danger. Some people may dislike the believability of the films central ethos for the evil protagonist; however i liked the original mythology created here, it adds something new to the table. Also If the film is successful (im guessing it might be) the Evil Character aka Bagoul will no doubt be a new item for Halloween stores! Although not a game changer in the genre, i would easily go and say this will be the scariest film of the year and if not, well thats just win-win for us all!! ((star ratings = 7 good, 8 represents very good. 9 superb 10 epic)
In this day and age, horror is getting more and more creative by demand
since the psycho killer in the woods-scenario has pretty much run its
course. A consequence of that is the incorporation of contemporary
technology and concepts appearing in the genre; "found footage" films
have replaced Jason and Michael, and while these films do have
potential (this year's indie "V/H/S" had some neat ideas), even they
are beginning to lose steam. Enter "Sinister", which is an amalgam of
timeless supernatural horror themes and "found footage" technique that
has proved to be a consistent box office draw.
"Sinister" follows a true crime author, Ellison (Ethan Hawke) who moves his family (unbeknownst to them) into a house where an entire family was hung to death in a tree in their backyard, save the youngest daughter who vanished without a trace. Upon moving in, Ellison finds a box of 8mm footage and a projector in the attic; contained in these reels of film are various murders dating from the 1960s up to present day one of them is the filming of the hanging murder that occurred in his backyard. As he furthers investigation into the footage, he finds more than he bargained for when connections are made to an ancient deity who takes the souls of children.
On a surface level, "Sinister" appears like every other horror piece on the market, but I was surprised by the substance the film had. Conceptually and thematically speaking, it's not painfully original, but director Scott Derrickson makes up for that with striking visuals and a daunting soundtrack. The opening of the film is particularly disturbing the movie begins with the family hanging murder, which sets a damned unsettling tone for the rest of the film.
In terms of the supernatural elements at play in the script, they almost seem fairytale-ish (a Pagan deity who feeds on children c'mon), but it does add a unique element to the film. I have to say though that the most frightening thing in this movie are the actual murder tapes themselves. It could be just me, but the notion of filmed murders unsettles me to the core, even if I know that the footage is faked; as if the act of murder itself isn't awful enough, documenting it is downright... well, sinister. The footage utilized in the film is unsettling, shocking, and above all, it's realistic, so the audience gets the same unpleasant feelings shared by Ethan Hawke's character. Truly macabre stuff.
Another major positive for this film is that the acting is far above par for what most genre fans are dealt. Ethan Hawke is a quality actor and newcomer Juliet Rylance proves her chops here; their scenes together are particularly strong, and much more than any horror fan could dream of asking for. The film's ending can be seen from a certain distance, although it doesn't necessarily make it less shocking in this case. If anything, it adds to the sense of dread pervading the film.
Overall, "Sinister" was a pleasant surprise for me. It doesn't offer heaps in terms of originality, but it's a stylistically stunning film and takes steps in the right in direction very gracefully. When it comes down to it, I can't say that I was even really "scared" by the film so much as I was unsettled by it. It has its share of orthodox jump scares, but I was more bothered and rattled by the grim nature of the film as a whole, which is a nice feeling to walk away from the theater with as a thick-skinned genre fan who has become increasingly harder to unnerve. 7/10.
Ever since the very first trailer came out I thought, "now this looks
good!" However, some quite poor reviews came in so my dreams were
shattered slightly. But then suddenly some rave reviews came out, even
from my favourite critic, Chris Tookey who gave it 5 stars! My faith
was suddenly re-installed and I was incredibly excited to see it. It
didn't disappoint!
With "The Cabin in the Woods" and now "Sinister", 2012 is restoring my faith in modern horror. It's a truly outstanding film that had me gripped for its entire 115 minutes. The film doesn't dawdle about too much either, it opens with a highly unsettling clip of found footage and then we get a beautiful swooping shot of a man and his family moving in to a new house. It's a standard set-up that we've even seen a few months ago in the surprisingly fun horror, "The Possession" but it's a clever one because we're mostly focused on our hero and in a sense that is what the film is about. His obsession with himself and trying to be re-ignite his fame after writing a highly successful debut true crime novel, followed by several duds.
I was quite surprised as to how much exposition was given to the main character and it only makes the film even more compelling than it is. He's also played brilliantly by Ethan Hawke, who makes up for the lack of acting skills his wife possesses. It reminded me a little of "The Shining" with the egotistical novelist stumbling upon a certain ghostly history, and it certainly contains the same amount of creepy moments. Ethan stumbles upon the super 8 films quite quickly which I was surprised and pleased about, as all too often there's a belated exposition before anything remotely frightening happens.
These super 8 films are masterpieces in themselves. It's a sort of car crash effect, as you don't really want to see them, but you can't stop watching. They're all incredibly creepy, unsettling and sinister (like what I did there?) They are also set-up perfectly with the horrible grainy picture, silence as well as highly unsettling music that all adds to the creepiness. All of them are engaging and compelling to watch. They're also very chilling and are sure to engrave themselves into your mind for a long time after the film has finished.
From then on it's an intriguing and creepy mystery as more and more disturbing information is uncovered. It's also clever how it's unclear if some of what Ethan's seeing is actually real or not. Is he really hearing noises or is it just the whisky talking? I liked the whole family element as well, showing the protagonist as not just some perfect hero, but also as a flawed character. The whole strained relationship with his wife is a fantastic element on top of the central ghost story. Although the woman who plays her is incredibly wooden!
There's a strong, unsettling atmosphere that underlies through the whole film. The demon man is also quite frightening and not too much is explained about him which certainly adds to scare factor. I've heard people call this a boring film and a bad film, but it's none of these things. It's a genuinely horrifying horror film with fantastic writing and directing. It's the type of film that gets under your skin and leaves its print in your mind for a long time after the credits have rolled. The ending is one of the most disturbing things I've ever seen in a horror film and I've seen many!
"Sinister" is a ghost story of Japanese proportions. By the end, I was actually terrified and had chills all down my back, which is something that doesn't happen too often. I never get scared watching films, but after this and seeing "Noroi: The Curse" which also frightened me, I was starting to think that I was becoming soft! But then I thought no. These are just brilliantly scary films that are high on atmosphere and don't solely rely on jump scares like too many American ghost films. "Sinister" is one of the best horror films this year. It has a relentless sense of dread throughout and is also incredibly effective and compelling. I can't wait to see it again, and also can't urge you enough to go and see it for yourself! Although, I'd recommend a night light for when you sleep.
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I'm not usually one to write reviews, but after the ridiculous amount
of "Best! Horror! Movie! EVAR!!" reviews, I couldn't help it.
I'll start with something good (Kinda like the "Oreo" method). I thought the acting was good. The family had good chemistry and Ethan Hawke did a great job conveying his horror as he delved deeper into the murders. Also, the "found footage" murder films were VERY creepy and well done.
That said, I can't really come up with anything else good to say about this movie. In my opinion, a good horror movie has either A.) A sufficiently scary monster/ghost/demon, B.) A premise that effects a majority of people (The Strangers) or C.) A combination of both. 'Sinister' has none of this. If you aren't a family with 2 kids who also happen to live in a house where the previous family was murdered, you're safe! That's a pretty small demographic. Also, there's the completely convoluted pattern. Sooo, he gets mad when you move? It's also a bit of "the chicken and the egg". How did the first murder happen? The Pagan Deity this movie centers around was pretty damn creepy in the blurred images we were shown at first. Unfortunately, the director decided "MOAR IZ BETTURR!!" and, just like that, we're supposed to accept that a member of Slipknot has turned to a life of eating children's souls. Add that to the endless cheap jump scares (The boy's night terrors served no other purpose than to provide two cheap, easy scares), an erratic sound track and "BOOM!" sound effects and this movie was a complete let down. I can only assume that the "zOMFG!! The kids did it!!!" was supposed to be what would "f*ck a lot of people up" about this movie. I ramble a bit so I hope this was at least slightly cohesive. In short, give 'Sinister' a pass.
Sinister is very well made horror film. It is the only scary horror film I've seen for a very long time. It's never too cliché as most horror movies are. It never cheats you. The performances are believable and the story is intriguing and always moving. The director has control over his audience, and the audience is completely okay with that. I knew early into the film what kind of horror film it was and I how it would scare me. And that what was one of things it had going for it. You can anticipate the scares and that makes it much more frightening. Do not confuse anticipation with predictability. The movie wasn't too gruesome, which left more room for actual fear. All in all, it is a very good film, So good, it's almost... Sinister...
This movie is a must watch for all the horror fanatics. I really did not expect it to be so good and after watching it am totally impressed. The the sound effects are amazing. The movie is so unconventional and different than most horror movies in a way that it makes you wonder if its a true story. Best part is that it makes you think and there are so many scenes wherein you just want to pause the movie because you just cant handle the intense suspense. Its a must watch and you will not regret for even a single moment, all the more a true horror movie fan would get peace of mind for a good deal of time before they would want to watch another spin chilling horror movie. A fantastic horror movie after a long time!!! I hope a sequel comes out soon to reveal the secrets of the origin of the murderer!
When the trailer boasted the producers of "Paranormal Activity" and
"Insidious" the idea of what tone this film would be reared it's head.
Based around a series of jump scare sequences and slow character
sections in order to attempt to make you feel for the characters while
easing the tension of the situation. It's a tired formula that is
becoming all the more clichéd and repetitive. However Sinister manages
to find ways to break free of these leashes that the horror genre is
becoming tied down to.
Ethan Hawk stars as a true crime writer known as Ellison who moves into a new home with his wife, Tracy (Juliet Rylance) and his two children, Ashley (Clare Foley) and Trevor (Michael Hall D'Addario) near the site of a local crime in order to get inspiration for his novel. During an exploration of the house Ellison stumbles across a box with an 8mm camera and a selection of films, which upon viewing exploit gruesome murders. This thrusts area hero into a terrifying mystery as he tries to piece together the meaning behind it all.
With horror films these days we come to know what to expect. We're given characters that we can't connect with merely there to service the plot and an un-original story that we've seen time and time again bringing the audience no sense of engagement. But mostly we're never scared beyond the mere technique of a jump scare. With director Scott Derrickson we are shown again how mainstream horror can creep on us with effective imagery and suggestion. The scares here can be portrayed by just using obscure camera angles and bizarre images that unsettle us. Derrickson understands though that using loud bands and noises to jolt the audience can be done effectively. By backing up these moments with his strong imagery he uses it as a tactic to implant these horrific moments in our minds.
The highlight however is the use of the 8mm films. Sinister is in love with the idea of film, from celluloid to digital as not only are we treated to disturbing super 8 films but Ellison boasts are large collection of VHS tapes of his old achievements. It's a nice, simple touch that film fans will appreciate. These 8mm films though boast some truly graphic sequences, one particularly involving a garden tool. Backed with a moody soundtrack by Christopher Young who's worked on other horror gems such as "Drag Me To Hell" and "The Exorcism of Emily Rose". It feels more of an ambiance piece rather than a fully diegetic score merging together a series of dark and effective sounds building the feeling of dread constantly throughout.
Written by Derrickson himself and writer C. Robert Cargill the screenplay manages for the most part to push past the bland formula we've grown to endure with horror films of late. The film brings an intriguing plot that manages to put you in the position of Ellison's character, uncovering the plot and mystery when he does. There are scenes in which are hero re-visits the 8mm films and discovers new elements to them which adds a new depth to the story. The film feels relentless, rarely taking time to slow down and constantly feeling as though it's propelling towards something. However elements of the script are where the weaker parts of the film shine. While managing to bring interesting uses of horror and tension the film often retreads over clichéd ground as though it's trying to keep a warm attitude towards mainstream audiences. These are the times when the film feels as though it may lose focus but always manages to pick up its feet again. Alongside this we have some underused side and poorly written characters such as a police deputy who doesn't feel natural within the whole scale of things.
Sinister may tread over worn ground by it still manages to feel fresh and revitalizing in an age where we've conformed to the degrading standards of horror. It embraces the roots of horror and film in general making it much more than a homage and a feeling of an original yet genuinely terrifying story. Hawk manages to carry the emotional tangent of the narrative while the other characters are merely serviceable. It's not groundbreaking but for a mainstream horror film it takes some inventive and daring steps creating a terrifying, disturbing yet absorbing piece of cinema.
4/5 Stars.
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I went to watch Sinister with high expectations and to be left a
shivering mess. I thought it would be one of those films where I was
squeezing the arms of my seat, squinting, trying to keep my head
pointed at the screen.
As it turned out I ended up laughing at most of the "fright moments". The scares were predictable, the plot after 20 minutes was obvious and the only real scare I got came at one point where Ethan Hawke has a baseball bat in his kitchen and the camera pans to show a child standing just over his shoulder.
The film takes every scary, supernatural, horror cliché and crams them into 109 minutes. The only thing missing was an Indian Burial ground - they even managed to get the deranged axe murderer into a movie about a Pagan deity. Why is it always Pagan?
Comedy relief is provided by a local policeman who crosses from genius to idiot in the space of 5 minutes, while completely juxtaposing the supposed serious character of Ethan Hawke as a once successful investigative real-life crime author, trying to rekindle the fame he once had.
The acting isn't bad, but it's not brilliant either. The film relies too heavily on the names of the cast and the marketing strategy of "From the makers of Insidious and Paranormal Activity" than any real plot substance. There is nothing new in this film, if you have saw more than a couple of horrors over the last few years then you will find it hard to leave fulfilled.
The ending is slightly unexpected, but not enough to save the film and ultimately it leaves you disappointed. The final scene sums up the whole movie, if they have to give you "one final scare" just before the credits roll then it probably wasn't worth it.
As it turns out the name of the bad guy demi-god was pretty close to how I felt about the film, Bagul was the name Bagul-Crap was how I felt.
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A TALENTED four-year-old girl is on her way to becoming a pop star after winning a competition to feature on a song which will be broadcast across the country.
Katie Brooks is one of eight lucky winners who will become Wacky Warehouse's Little Singers, a group of youngsters who will record a song which will be played at their restaurants nationwide.
Katie, who goes into Year One at Elton Primary School next year, will travel to a recording studio in Yorkshire next month to record the track. Proud mum Jane, of Bury Road, said: "I think it is really good for her, because singing is what she loves to do.
"She loves nothing better than to sing along to the likes of Olly Murs and songs from Disney film Frozen."
In addition, she attends the Tracing Steps drama group at Tottington High School on Saturdays, where she dances and acts as well as singing.
Despite her vocal success, Katie's dream is to become an author.
Jane added: "She loves reading Horrid Henry and Frozen books, and she makes her own books, doing drawings and sticking them all together."
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Commodity promotion programs -- What's the beef?
Boston -- Checkoff programs; even if you don't know what they are, you've probably felt their impact in recent years. Does "Got Milk?" sound familiar? How about "Pork. The other white meat?" These advertising campaigns are the result of government-sanctioned promotion programs, known as checkoff programs. The campaigns aim to increase consumption of commodities such as dairy, beef, and pork. But, according to an opinion piece authored by Parke Wilde, PhD, a food economist at the Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy at Tufts University, the messages sent out by these advertising campaigns are inconsistent with the federal government's Dietary Guidelines for Americans.
"The [checkoff] programs are established by Congress, approved by a majority of the commodity's producers, managed jointly by a producer board and the U.S. Department of Agriculture, and funded through a tax on the producers," Wilde writes. "The largest food commodity checkoff programs are for meat and dairy products," he continues.
The 2005 Dietary Guidelines for Americans, published jointly by the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, recommend that most people consume more whole grains, fruits, vegetables, fish, and low-fat dairy products and, overall, moderately reduce the total number of calories consumed. Checkoff programs, on the other hand, promote consumption of beef, pork, and dairy products. Particular checkoff programs, Wilde points out, have promoted such calorie-heavy foods as bacon cheeseburgers, barbecue pork ribs and butter.
"The most striking feature of the revised Dietary Guidelines for Americans, released in January 2005, is the publication's increased emphasis on obesity prevention," Wilde writes. "At the same time," he says, "federal support for promoting fruits and vegetables is small compared to federal support for pork and dairy."
"One must ask whether it is possible to eat more beef, more pork, more cheese, and more eggs, in answer to checkoff advertising, while simultaneously consuming more fruits and vegetables, whole grains, and low-fat dairy, in answer to the Dietary Guidelines for Americans, and still reduce caloric intake to reach or maintain a healthy body weight," observes Wilde.
"The government's stand in this matter is important," says Wilde, "because federal communication about nutrition is supposed to be consistent with the Dietary Guidelines for Americans."
"The federal government enforces the collection of more than $600 million annually in mandatory assessments, approves the advertising and marketing programs, and defends checkoff communication in court as the federal government's own message--in legal jargon, as its own 'government speech,'" writes Wilde.
The 'government speech' issue arose when some farmers objected to the checkoff programs on First Amendment grounds, claiming that the programs forced the farmers to support a particular commercial message. However, in May 2005, the United States Supreme Court declared checkoff advertising "government speech," thereby absolving it of constitutional objection. In the Supreme Court's decision, Justice Antonin Scalia claimed that the checkoff messages are "from beginning to end" the message of the federal government.
"Now that checkoff programs are clearly identified as federal government programs, calls for consistency with the Dietary Guidelines for Americans may get louder," says Wilde. "One solution would be for Congress to pass a resolution simply declaring that the federal government's 'speech' about good guidance and nutrition must in its entirety be consistent with the Dietary Guidelines for Americans," proposes Wilde. "After the Supreme Court's recent endorsement of this government speech doctrine, the current inconsistencies between the government's message in the Dietary Guidelines for Americans and in the checkoff promotions deserve renewed attention."
Wilde, PE. Obesity. June 2006; 14 (6): 967-973. "Federal Communication about Obesity in the Dietary Guidelines and Checkoff Programs."
If you are interested in learning more about this topic, or speaking with a faculty member at the Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy at Tufts University, or another Tufts health sciences researcher, please contact Siobhan Gallagher at 617-636-6586.
The Gerald J. and Dorothy R. Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy at Tufts University is the only independent school of nutrition in the United States. The school's eight centers, which focus on questions relating to famine, hunger, poverty, and communications, are renowned for the application of scientific research to national and international policy. For two decades, the Jean Mayer USDA Human Nutrition Research Center on Aging at Tufts University has studied the relationship between good nutrition and good health in aging populations. Tufts research scientists work with federal agencies to establish the USDA Dietary Guidelines, the Dietary Reference Intakes, and other significant public policies.
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Freedom DB Mutcherson could join Bulls this fall
Another new name in the potential late additions to USF's incoming recruiting class -- Freedom defensive back T.J. Mutcherson said Tuesday that he has posted a qualifying test score and hopes to join the Bulls on scholarship this fall.
"That's my school. That was my first choice," said Mutcherson, who hopes to find out if he can be admitted in the next week or two. He said if he can't be admitted in time for fall classes, USF has talked with him about grayshirting, or deferring his enrollment until January as part of the Bulls' 2011 class.
Mutcherson, whose interest was initially reported by USFbullseye.com, said he spoke with USF coach Skip Holtz over the weekend and both sides are now checking to see if he meets USF's academic requirements.
Mutcherson, rated as a two-star recruit by both Rivals.com and Scout.com, had a scholarship offer from North Carolina and former Bulls assistant Troy Douglas last season. The Times chose him as an honorable mention for its Hillsborough all-county team.
There are strong ties between Freedom and USF football -- his former head coach, Marquel Blackwell, is a program assistant with the Bulls, and his former secondary coach at Freedom, Glenn Davis, is working with the team and could be USF's defensive graduate assistant this fall. Current Freedom coach Tchecoy Blount, a former USF player himself, said the familiarity could help make Mutcherson a match for USF.
At 5-foot-11, 190 pounds, Mutcherson considers himself a cornerback, but Blount said he could play well at either safety position at the college level.
"Like I told Coach (USF secondary coach Rick) Smith, you could put him anywhere in the secondary and he would excel," Blount said. "That's how good of an athlete T.J. Mutcherson is."
USF currently has only 19 scholarship players expected to enroll this fall, so the Bulls are well under the NCAA limit of 25 initial scholarships in one class. The limiting factor will be the overall maximum of 85 scholarships, so Mutcherson's arrival could hinge on whether any other returning scholarship players aren't back with the team this fall, or if any signees have academic problems that keep them from enrolling.


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A Cambridge student has told ITV News that young people are being put at risk of sexual assault because of a sexist drinking culture.Read the full story ›
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Cambridge University to open primary school
The University has been granted permission by the Department for Education to open a school for 630 pupils.Read the full story ›
Cambridge rowers near end of Amazon challenge
Two rowers from the University of Cambridge are nearing the end of a gruelling 2,000 mile Amazon challenge.
Mark de Rond, an academic from the University of Cambridge Judge Business School set off from Peru with his rowing partner Anton Wright four weeks ago.
The pair took on the Amazon challenge to raise funds for the Leonard Cheshire Disability charity and to attempt to beat the Guinness World Record for long-distance rowing unaided.
They hope to finish their row in Macapa, northern Brazil, later today.
Breastfeeding 'lowers risk of Alzheimer's'
Mothers who breastfeed their children may have a lower risk of developing Alzheimer's Disease, according to a new study.
Dr Molly Fox, from the department of biological anthropology at the University of Cambridge, led the research.
Scientists say they observed a highly significant and consistent correlation between breastfeeding and Alzheimer's.
One theory is that breastfeeding deprives the body of the hormone progesterone, compensating for high levels of progesterone which are produced during pregnancy.
Progesterone is known to desensitise the brain's oestrogen receptors, and oestrogen may play a role in protecting the brain against Alzheimer's.
Another possibility is that breastfeeding increases a woman's glucose tolerance by restoring her insulin sensitivity after pregnancy.
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Testing time for solar-powered racing car
The current sunny spell is especially good news for a team of racing drivers from Cambridge. That's because their car is powered by the sun.
The Cambridge University Eco Racing team have been testing their vehicle at the Millbrook Proving Ground in Bedfordshire.
The car has got to take them nearly 2,000 miles across the blistering heat of the Australian outback.
Click below to watch a report by ITV News Anglia's Jim Rice
Students celebrating exams warned to take care
Students in Cambridge are being urged to look out for each other while out celebrating their end of term exams over the weekend. Many young people will be going out to events in Cambridge to toast finishing their exams.
Police are urging people not to drink to excess and to look out for friends to make sure they get home safely.
Multi-million pound investment in science
A £63 million centre devoted to cutting edge science and developing partnerships with industry is to be built by the University of Cambridge.
Funding for the centre was announced by Chancellor George Osborne during a ceremony to mark the topping out ceremony of the Francis Crick Institute in London.
The centre at the Cavendish Laboratory on the West Cambridge site dedicated to world-class research in the physical sciences, and how it translates to industry.
Funding for the project came from private donations and industry while the Higher Education Funding Council for England is providing £21m.
Construction work will begin shortly on the Maxwell Centre, provisionally named for the great physicist James Clerk Maxwell, who was appointed the first Professor of Experimental Physics at Cambridge in 1871. The building is due to open its doors in the summer of 2015.
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"Car on a college roof" student prank to be recreated
One of the most ingenious student pranks of all time is to be recreated although modern health and safety rules may get mean that it is modified somewhat.
55 years ago, some of Cambridge's finest managed to perch a car on top of the University's Senate House, 60 feet up.
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Stone Age cave art exhibition in Cambridge
Archaeolgists in Cambridge are using the latest technology to bring some of the world's oldest cave art to life. Images of some of the 300,000 engravings at Valcamonica in the Italian Alps are on show.
An exhibition at Cambridge University is using 3D printing and interactive graphics so the carvings of Valcamonica begin to move enacting the routines of prehistoric life.
The engravings were made from as early as 7,000 BC right up to the 16th century AD.
They act as an archive of nearly 10,000 years of human history. The exhibition is on at the Museum of Archeology in Cambridge until 23rd March 2013.
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Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, Day 1: Behind the Scenes (Slideshow)
On Monday, 2,500 dogs began competing for the top prize at the 134th Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show in New York City. The final awards will be presented tomorrow evening in Madison Square Garden. Here, a young child reaches out to pet an Old English Sheepdog backstage. For more images of the behind-the-scenes canine adorableness, click on the slideshow after the jump.


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Now that is a homecoming
Colonel Rob Kiebler returned home from a tour of duty in Afghanistan just in time for his son Danny's fifth birthday.
Danny had recently seen and fallen in love with Star Wars, setting the perfect stage for what may be the best homecoming video ever.
Kiebler, who had been overseas for 14 months with the U.S. Air Force, dressed up as a Jedi knight and surprised Danny at his birthday party.
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Title of Presentation: "Rats, risk and research: What can rats teach us about the neurobiological basis of impulsivity and gambling?"
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Abstract: Impulsivity can be broadly defined as acting or making decisions without appropriate forethought, thereby enhancing the potential for negative consequences. High levels of such impulsive behaviours are associated with psychiatric disorders such as bipolar disorder and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), and impulsivity is increasingly recognised as a risk factor for drug addiction. Using animal models of drug self-administration, and tests of impulsive behaviour adapted from neuropsychology protocols, neuroscientists have shown that highly impulsive rats resemble human drug addicts in how they take cocaine. Furthermore, repeated self-administration of cocaine can likewise enhance impulsivity during withdrawal, suggesting that poor impulse control can contribute to both initial drug-seeking and subsequent relapse. Both neuroimaging and gene expression data highlight important roles for the orbitofrontal cortex and striatal dopamine signalling in these processes. Pathological gambling has recently been described as a behavioural addiction, and high impulsivity has also been observed in this clinical population. Building on the success of behavioural models of drug addiction and impulse control, researchers have begun to develop rodent analogues of gambling-related decision-making in order to investigate the extent to which behavioural and chemical addictions might overlap in terms of their brain circuitry and neurochemical control. Our own data so far suggests that rats' performance in gambling-like tasks resembles that of humans, even with respect to potential cognitive biases or "irrationality". Furthermore, different aspects of gambling-like behaviour can be modulated by serotonergic and dopaminergic drugs, paralleling some clinical findings. These rodent models of gambling processes may therefore provide useful data regarding the neurobiological basis of gambling and putative pharmacotherapies for problem gambling behaviour.


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