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Bargain Chronicles: 15 great San Francisco meals under $15
When Bay Area residents made small talk, they used to talk about the weather. Now they talk about the cost of living. Rising rents and evictions, $15 cocktails and $30 burgers, the overall expensiveness of a region that even a few years ago didn't seem quite as out of reach.
To bring something else to the table, so to speak, we decided to revive the Chronicle's Bargain Bites feature in the form of a monthly Sunday feature, rechristened Bargain Chronicles. We'll bring you neighborhood guides, roundups, essays and more that prove that while Bay Area prices might be going up, there are still plenty of deals to be discovered.
For our inaugural column, we feature some of our favorite dining experiences in San Francisco for $15, tax and tip included. This meant looking beyond our top no-frills taquerias, sandwich shops, burger joints and takeout windows (we'll feature plenty in the coming months, don't worry). We searched for meals that offer something besides sustenance — a sense of history or community or the city that we sometimes feel is slipping away too quickly.
It reminds us that there's still a lot out there in this city by the bay. So the next time a Lyft driver, shopkeeper, friend of a friend, or visiting relative wants to talk about money woes, you'll have something new to bring to the conversation.
— Anna Roth, with Jonathan Kauffman, Paolo Lucchesi and Kitty Morgan
Pizza Night at The Mill
What: Two slices of pizza ($3 apiece)
When: Monday, 6-9 p.m.
On the whole, a pizza slice is not an event. It is often a half-conscious lunch or a fourth-drink chaser. In contrast, Josey Baker's Monday-evening pizza nights at the Mill have a festive air, laptops nowhere in sight. Inspired by the Cheese Board, Baker and his staff only make one type of pizza a week, always vegetarian, posting the day's toppings on his Instagram feed (@joseybakerbread). One recent pie featured mushroom, green garlic and fava green pesto, another smoked gouda, broccoli, lemon and chile flakes. The toppings are just ornaments, really, for a great sourdough crust, savory with freshly ground whole wheat and a last-minute brush of garlic oil. Tip: If you sneak in beers or a bottle of wine from Bi-Rite, you probably won't get kicked out. (JK)
736 Divisadero St. (at Grove Street), San Francisco. (415) 345-1953, www.themillsf.com
Perfect Chicken at Il Pollaio
What: Half roasted chicken ($10)
When: 11:30 a.m.-9 p.m. Mon.-Sat.
You know you're in good hands when you walk in and see a half dozen butterflied chickens lined up on the grill, their intoxicating smell permeating this unassuming North Beach restaurant. Il Pollaio ("hen house") has been making these Argentine-Italian roast chickens since 1984, and they still serve half and whole chickens to a steady stream of old-school neighborhood regulars. Anyone who says that grilled chicken is boring has obviously never had a great version like this, with taut, bronze skin flecked with charred bits and herbs from the marinade, and moist meat with a faint citrus flavor only enhanced with a squeeze of fresh lemon. A half chicken will set you back 10 bucks, but a whole one is only $16, making this one of the better dining deals for couples in the city. Eat in or take it for a picnic across the street in Washington Square. (AR)
555 Columbus Ave. (at Union Street), San Francisco. (415) 362-7727.
Soup at Gallardo's
What: Large pozole ($10.50)
When: 7 a.m.-8 p.m. daily
An entire episode of "Seinfeld" was dedicated to the question of whether soup should be considered a meal. It's no debate at family-owned Gallardo's, the long-standing Mexican American sit-down restaurant in the Mission. A few years ago, the stalwart institution relocated to a new storefront on 18th Street, but the menu of standards — enchiladas, chilaquiles, combination plates — remains. The restaurant's rich, layered and hearty soups are still the thing to order. Pozole is the porky hominy stew of your dreams, and the large version's giant portion ($8.75) will cure all that ails you, whether it's today's cold or last night's wine. If that's not enough, Gallardo's brings in reinforcements for those weekend hangovers; Saturday and Sunday specials are a magical birria and the beloved, restorative tripe-filled menudo. All under $10, and served with a smile. (PL)
3248 18th St. (at Shotwell Street), San Francisco. (415) 436-9387
Rice Plate at Kam Po Kitchen
What: Rice plate with one ($5.10) or two meats and cabbage ($8.50)
When: 8 a.m.-8 p.m. daily
No one walks straight once they enter this Chinatown butcher shop and restaurant. They cling to the display case to avoid jostling waiters bearing great bowls of noodle soup, or scuttle sideways toward an empty seat (if you don't grab it someone else will). A rice plate with two meats here is the size of a second-trimester baby bump, big enough for one of the lunching construction workers or two desk-sitters. Required: Chunks of siu yok, crispy-skin pork carved off a whole hanging carcass, which segues from lean interior to crunchy, pebbly pork skin. Also worth ordering is Kam Po's roasted duck, with its shiny, sweet exterior and meat you can strip away from the bone with a few soft tugs. (JK)
801 Broadway (at Powell Street), San Francisco. (415) 982-3516.
Aperitif Hour at Bar Agricole
What: Diplomat cocktail ($5), 3 sausages ($3) and 3 oysters ($3)
When: 5-6 p.m. Mon.-Sat.
For an hour every day, the skilled bartenders at Bar Agricole serve $5 cocktails. They're made with vermouth instead of the bar's namesake rum, but still have all the complexity and balance you'd expect from a well-made drink. Try the Diplomat, a take on an Old Fashioned made with dry vermouth, Italian vermouth, maraska cherry liqueur and bitters; or the Klondyke, a zingy blend of vermouths, ginger and citrus. Then turn your attention to the happy-hour food. Obviously you should take advantage of top-shelf $1 oysters, pristine Washington Shigokus on a recent visit, served on ice and ready to be anointed with lemon and vinegary mignonette. Chase them with three juicy pork sausages a little bigger than a breakfast link, which come with sauerkraut and spicy mustard and have all the charcuterie deftness of sister restaurant Trou Normand. And the bar's elegantly spare, poured-concrete aesthetic makes it one of the more sophisticated rooms in town for a sausage party. (AR)
355 11th St. (at Folsom Street), San Francisco. (415) 355-9400. www.baragricole.com
Burger at Belcampo Meat Co.
What: Fast Burger ($5) and Kennebec fries ($5)
When: Lunch and dinner, Tue.-Sun.
The beef sets this burger apart from the pack. Belcampo's humanely raised cattle spend their lives grazing on organic Mount Shasta grassland, which gives their meat a wonderfully gamey presence — a reminder that this is how beef is meant to taste. On the 3-ounce Fast Burger, a tribute to In-N-Out, the juicy patty needs only a few adornments: a soft bun, melty house-made American cheese, a thick slice of tomato, and layers of iceberg lettuce and red onion. Thin Kennebec fries round out the fast food experience, though you won't find the accompanying garlic aioli or aromatic house ketchup at a drive-through anytime soon. And instead of fluorescent lights and bolted stools, the Russian Hill dining room has library paneling, marble-top tables, peacock-blue booths and taxidermied pheasants, all of which makes you feel like you're eating in a tony country house instead of the back half of a butcher shop. (AR)
1998 Polk St. (at Pacific Avenue), San Francisco. (415) 660-5573. www.belcampo.com
Free Lunch at Comstock Saloon
What: Two Anchor Steams ($6 each) and a free lunch
When: Noon-4 p.m. Fri.
So maybe it's not technically free because you have to buy two adult beverages to obtain it, but it's hard to leave Friday free lunch at Comstock without feeling like you've gotten away with something. Based on the grand Gold Rush tradition of luring in punters with free food, this upscale North Beach saloon offers afternoon drinkers a gratis entree every Friday, based on the whims of chef Michael Miller. One week may bring a comforting bowl of braised gigante beans with Italian sausage and greens, the next curried cauliflower with green lentils and herb-laced Greek yogurt, or chicken thighs with Spanish rice and squash salad. Though classic cocktails are the bar's specialty, two Anchors or Trumers satisfy the drink requirement just fine (and we've always found that two midday cocktails lead to nothing but an afternoon nap). Comstock often posts the dish on social media around noon on Fridays, but come on: Isn't it more fun to just show up and be surprised? (AR)
155 Columbus Ave. (at Pacific Avenue), San Francisco. (415) 617-0071. www.comstocksaloon.com
Pupusas at La Santaneca de la Mission
What: Two pupusas revueltas ($4)
When: 8:30 a.m.-8 p.m. Mon.-Tue. and Thur., 8:30 a.m.-10 p.m. Fri.-Sat., 8:30 a.m.-9 p.m. Sun.
Two pupusas can't be enough, you tell yourself every time, no matter how many times you've left a third one on the plate. Yet the price is so low that it only seems gracious to tack on an order of plantains with crema or a glass of nutty, sweet Salvadoran horchata made with toasted seeds. Apart from the men who hug their steaming bowls of caldo do res to them as if they're slow dancing with dinner, most of the customers at this warm, familial restaurant are slicing into their allotment of two pupusas, with puckery, oregano-scented curtido (slaw) heaped over the top. La Santaneca de la Mission prepares the normal variety of fillings, but everyone knows the queen of the pupusa is the revuelta, whose corn shell, mottled from the griddle, exudes melted cheese and shredded pork when you slice through it. (JK)
2815 Mission St. (at 24th Street), San Francisco. (415) 285-2131.
Indian Buffet at Viva Goa
What: Buffet lunch ($10.99 weekdays, $12.99 weekends)
When: 11 a.m.-3 p.m. daily
Oh, the glory of the Indian buffet, a choose-your-own-adventure wherein diners can explore and sample at their whim, thanks to the generosity of the restaurant. Set on a stretch of Lombard known more for motels than restaurants, Viva Goa takes the fun to new levels, thanks in large part to its unique regional focus on Goan food, a rarity in the Bay Area. The coastal Indian region of Goa was a Portuguese colony for centuries, and its cuisine centers largely around seafood and spices like cloves, ginger and cinnamon. The lunch buffet includes crowd-pleasers like chicken tikka masala, but the real treats are found in Goan specialties like fish ambot tik, a sour and spicy sauce. It's a polished experience, too, with white tablecloths, hot naan on every table, and service that is both exceedingly friendly and efficient.
2420 Lombard St. (at Scott Street), San Francisco. (415) 440-2600. www.vivagoaindiancuisine.com
Eggs with a View at Louis' Restaurant
What: Two eggs any style, breakfast potatoes and an English muffin ($8.25) and coffee ($2.75)
When: 6:30 a.m.-6 p.m. daily
Restaurants perched on the edge of scenic ocean cliffs don't often qualify as "cheap," but somehow, Louis' Restaurant has managed to keep prices low for the past 79 years. Two walls of windows means that all of the diner's red vinyl booths offer broad views of Sutro Baths, the Marin Headlands and the glorious expanse of Pacific Ocean, and for a fraction of the cost of the Cliff House down the road. Sure, the two eggs any style served with golden nubs of breakfast potatoes and a toasted English muffin are diner food in the most basic sense of the term. But thanks to a mandate from Louis' landlord, the National Park Service, the eggs are local and cage-free, the coffee is organic and fair trade, and the whole operation subscribes to the sustainable Bay Area ethos — not bad for a breakfast with one of the best views in the world. (AR)
902 Point Lobos Ave. (next to Sutro Baths), San Francisco. (415) 387-6330. www.louissf.com
Quiet Breakfast at Stable Cafe
What: Avocado toast with a hard-boiled egg ($5), plus cappuccino ($4)
When: 7:30 a.m.-4 p.m. Mon.- Fri. and 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Sat.-Sun.
It may have become the poster dish for the city's twee food scene, but a serving of toast topped with avocado can be a very satisfying breakfast. So it is at Stable, the funky-cool Mission cafe. The dish here is simple: one piece of whole wheat bread (sliced from a loaf, very old school), lightly toasted, a half avocado neatly sliced and fanned across it, with a perfectly hard-boiled egg halved alongside. Add salt and pepper and you're good until noon; add a well-made, strong cappuccino and you might make it until 3. Once you've ordered at the counter, seat yourself in the Stable's sweet garden —perfect in the morning light — and a server will bring you your toast on a real plate. Twee is good. (KM)
2128 Folsom St. (at 17th Street), San Francisco. (415) 552-1199. www.stablecafe.com
Korean Feast at Manna
What: Dol-sot bibimbap ($8.99, 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Tue.-Fri., $10.99 the rest of the time)
When: 11 a.m.-9:30 p.m. daily
There are restaurants like Manna throughout the Avenues, small family-owned spots that offer Asian food on the cheap. We chose this one because the side dishes and accoutrements of Korean cuisine make it feel like a major meal instead of a quick bite. First a tall glass of barley tea arrives, followed by banchan: five little bowls of spicy kimchi, steamed broccoli, marinated radish, bean sprouts with sesame oil and fish cake with chili paste. Then it's time for the sizable main course. They do a good tofu soup and decent kalbi, but my go-to is the dot-sot bibimbap, which comes to the table in a sizzling furiously stone bowl. Break the egg, add the sauce and mix with the rice, grated vegetables and marinated beef. Be sure to use the spoon to scrape off the crust that forms at the bottom, a delicacy. Manna isn't anything special on the inside, but it's clean and bright, and its large corner windows let you watch the neighborhood go by as you eat. Bonus: It's only a block from Golden Gate Park for a post-meal ramble. (AR)
845 Irving St. (at 10th Avenue), San Francisco. (415) 665-5969.
Xi'an Noodles at Terra Cotta Warrior
What: Qishan minced pork noodles ($9)
When: 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. and 5-10 p.m. Tue.-Sun.
David Deng's Outer Sunset restaurant, which specializes in the food of the central Chinese city of Xi'an, has only gotten better and more popular, as witnessed by the number of names on the wait list on weekends. The mauve walls and ebony-stained tables make it a respectable site for a date, but as the high proportion of students in the room attest, young love can afford it. Xi'an lies at the gustatory intersection of sour and spicy, which you can taste in the Qishan minced pork noodles. A bundle of chewy, smooth hand-pulled noodles hides under the surface of the broth, obscured by a ruddy cap of chili oil, ground pork, scallions and fried tofu. The broth is warming in every sense, though not painfully so, and torqued with just enough rice vinegar to hold your interest until every noodle is gone. (JK)
2555 Judah St. (at 31st Avenue), San Francisco. (415) 681-3288.
Carved Meat at Tommy's Joynt
What: Dinner platter ($11.79), or sandwich ($7.87) + Anchor Steam ($5)
When: 11 a.m.-1:40 a.m. (Bar opens at 10 a.m.)
For this San Francisco native, making the choice between Red's Java House and Tommy's Joynt is like choosing between the Giants and Warriors. While there is nothing better than a burger and a Bud outside at Red's (fact), there remains few San Francisco food traditions more enjoyable than the hofbrau queue at Tommy's Joynt. It's there that city generations and demographics are united in a quest for any hand-carved meat your mood desires: roasted turkey, brisket, pastrami, ham and so on. The meat is artfully plopped atop your choice of sides (potato salad, cole slaw, bean salad and the like). You grab your tray, load up a few free pickles and find your seat. You speak to your new neighbors as you dollop hot mustard and horseradish on your too-generous portion of meat. Wash it all down with a beer. Remember how much you love this city. Repeat for the rest of your life, just like many before you. (PL)
1101 Geary Blvd. (at Van Ness Avenue), San Francisco. (415) 775-4216. www.tommysjoynt.com
Combo #17 at Tu Lan
What: #17 with grilled pork kebab, imperial roll and rice noodles ($8.25) and Vietnamese coffee ($2.25)
When: 11 a.m.-9:30 p.m. Mon.-Sat.
There's a lot to recommend at this permacrowded Vietnamese dive near Civic Center, but going to Tu Lan and not getting the imperial rolls is like visiting San Francisco and never seeing the Golden Gate Bridge. They are sublimely greasy, with a spiced minced pork and glass noodle filling that seems to melt into the crisp wrappers that come still puffed up from the fryer. You could make a meal of imperial rolls on their own, but for the sake of afternoon productivity I recommend longtime favorite combo #17, which pairs one roll with marinated grilled pork, rice noodles, peanuts, cilantro and marinated carrots, all tied together with zingy nuac cham. Despite its touted Julia Child endorsement, the 39-year-old Tu Lan is not glamorous. It closed for most of 2013 thanks to health code violations, and the cramped two-story restaurant, imbued with the scent of the grill and fryer, is still pretty shabby. That's part of its charm, and I've always found a visit a panacea for a bad day, a hangover or just an ordinary Tuesday. (AR)
8 Sixth St. (at Market Street), San Francisco. (415) 626-0927. www.tulan-vn-restaurant.com

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HotelTonight's listings include large hotel chains resembling Sheraton and Hyatt that Airbnb has mentioned will not have a place on its site. Airbnb and HotelTonight will operate as separate entities, Airbnb stated, with HotelTonight keeping its own app and web site. Over time, Airbnb will add choose boutique HotelTonight rooms, but is not going to change its requirements for hotel listings.
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Owens Pharmacy Installs MedSafe Medication Disposal Kiosks Provided by NoRxAbuse in 5 of Its Locations
Owens Pharmacy Installs MedSafe medication disposal kiosks provided by NoRxAbuse in 5 of its locations, bringing additional convenient and safe medication disposal options to Redding, Anderson, and Weaverville.
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)-- Owens pharmacy has joined the fight to prevent opiate abuse in the communities it serves. We are proud to announce we have partnered with NoRxAbuse, a local non-profit public benefit organization whose mission is to improve patient safety and to prevent prescription drug abuse by providing tools to healthcare professionals, by increasing public awareness, and by developing viable solutions for local communities. NoRxAbuse, in cooperation with California Healthcare Foundation, donated 5 MedSafe drug disposal kiosks to encourage patients to safely dispose of unused drugs.
Andrew Deckert, MD, Health Officer, says "Shasta HHSA—Public Health lauds the efforts of Owens Healthcare and NoRxAbuse to provide drop-boxes because most people who report abuse of prescription medicine are getting it from friends, family and acquaintances, which makes proper disposal of unused medications a crucial part of preventing accidental or intentional misuse." MedSafe disposal kiosks provide a convenient and safe way to dispose of expired or unused medications.
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Southern Will Now Handle Over 50% of U.S. Accounts for Fast-Growing Ole Smoky
Gatlinburg, TN (September 18, 2014) – Ole Smoky ® Tennessee Moonshine, the leading distiller of premium moonshine in the U.S., is transitioning its distribution in 11 states and Washington D.C. to Southern Wine & Spirits, the nation's leading wine and spirits distributor, giving Southern over 50% of Ole Smoky's U.S. accounts. The move is further evidence of the unprecedented growth for the moonshine brand, which now retails in 49 states, Canada and the Caribbean. Ole Smoky will continue to be distinguished as Southern's top-selling moonshine brand among the distributor's impressive roster of top spirits across the industry.
"We are excited to extend our relationship with Southern Wine & Spirits as we continue to expand our national footprint," said John Cochran, CEO of Ole Smoky Moonshine. "This is a significant crossroads in the growth of the brand as we reach out for even more consumers to take a good ole' sip of Americana.
As part of the Southern transition, Ole Smoky's Mobile Holler will be traveling to all of the transition states, including key markets such as Los Angeles and New York, where the brand projects its biggest growth. The tour's purpose is to educate Southern's reps on Ole Smoky, the colorful history of moonshine, its flavor profiles, cocktail recipes and more. Ole Smoky Founder Joseph Baker, CEO John Cochran, Chief Marketing Officer Frank Guernsey and VP of Sales Michael Bender will meet with representatives in all states. The eleven new areas that will now be handled by Southern Wine & Spirits are Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Maryland, Minnesota, New York, South Carolina and Washington, as well as the District of Columbia.
The growth and success of Ole Smoky has been non-stop since launching in 2010, after the state of Tennessee changed its laws and a group of local families saw an opportunity to showcase authentic, high-quality, mountain-made moonshine. Originally sold only to visitors at its distillery, known as The Holler, in four short years Ole Smoky has evolved into the leading distiller of premium moonshine in the U.S., fueled by rising consumer interest in the broader un-aged whiskey category and craft spirits. Regularly winning medals and other awards at public and industry events, Ole Smoky continually aims to reach more consumers through on-premise accounts, targeted advertising, partnerships, and sponsorships across sports, music and other lifestyle areas.
Ole Smoky's founders and management team remain focused on building a vertically integrated craft spirit distillery that preserves the brand's unique character and maintains its independence from big spirit brands and holding companies. To keep up with increased demand and expand its reach, Ole Smoky quadrupled its jarring capacity in early 2013 with the addition of a 20,000-sq. ft. facility near its original distillery, and this fall will open a second location "down the hill" at The Island, a popular retail, dining and entertainment destination in neighboring Pigeon Forge. The new location, called the Ole Smoky Barn, is a 6,000-sq. ft. facility that features the same elements (distillery, tasting bar, retail store) as its original "Holler" in Gatlinburg, and will allow the brand to better reach visitors of Pigeon Forge, home to Dollywood and other local attractions.
About Southern Wine & Spirits of America, Inc.
Southern Wine & Spirits of America, Inc. is the nation's largest wine and spirits distributor and broker with operations in 35 markets. The multi-state distributor currently operates in: Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Delaware, the District of Columbia, Florida, Kentucky, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Maryland, Maine, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Montana, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia and Wyoming. Southern also holds operating licenses and permits in Nebraska and Texas. On a national basis, Southern employs more than 14,000 team members. Southern urges all retail customers and adult consumers to market, sell, serve and enjoy its products responsibly. For more information please visit http://www.southernwine.com.
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Nation's Largest LGBT Hails Kamala Harris' Efforts to Stop Anti-gay Ballot Initiative
The Human Rights Campaign, the nation's largest lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) civil rights organization, recently hailed California Attorney General Kamala Harris for seeking to stop an abhorrent and unconstitutional proposed ballot initiative that would seek to criminalize same-sex relationships and potentially threaten those convicted with death.
On Wednesday, March 25, Harris announced she was seeking judicial authorization to not issue a title and summary for the so-called "Sodomite Suppression Act," which would prevent the horrific proposal from advancing to the next stage in California's ballot measure process.
"This disgusting, barbaric measure should be stopped in its tracks, and once again Attorney General Harris has demonstrated leadership in standing up for the rights and dignity of LGBT Californians," said HRC President Chad Griffin. "It is our sincere hope that the Supreme Court of California gives her the authority to prevent it from advancing."
Should Harris be compelled to issue a title and summary for the proposal, it would then advance to a 90-day window during which organizers would seek to collect the 365,000 signatures needed to put it on the 2016 ballot.
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Film Studies
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|Types of research degrees explained
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|Exeter (Streatham)
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Distance-based research available Study mode details
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|September, January or April
Research overview
Why study for a PhD in Film?
Hear from Chris Grosvenor (PhD student in Film Studies) as he explains why he chose to study for his PhD at Exeter.
The Film Studies' research culture at Exeter is varied and rich. All members of academic staff are active researchers
Main areas of research focus
- History and theory of American cinema
- British and European cinemas
- Transnational and world cinemas (African, East Asian, Latin American and diasporic cinemas and filmmakers)
- Early and silent cinema
- Film technologies and special effects
- Gender and sexuality
- Stars, acting and performance
- Adaptation studies
- Genre studies
- Sound
Interdisciplinary Film Research
The Centre for Interdisciplinary Film Research (CIFR) provides a lively interdisciplinary research forum for research staff, academics, postgraduates and film practitioners. It encourages intellectual exchange between film theory, history and practice and regularly hosts external speakers from both academia and the creative industries to give papers, presentations and workshops. Recent speakers have included filmmakers Don Boyd, Mike Figgis, Mike Leigh and Nicolas Roeg, screenwriter Andrew Davies and sound designer Tom Sayers.
Recent theses
The wide range of expertise in film studies is reflected in the diverse range research projects that our current PhD students are working on. These projects include:
- the political thriller in the 1950s
- the politics of costume in 1950s French cinema
- sound style and practice in contemporary US cinema
- concepts of slow cinema; re-evaluating the western
- HBO television and brand identity
- female criminality in postwar US cinema
- representations of history in Taiwanese cinema
- rethinking narrative cinema
- female fan culture in British silent cinema
- visual perception in the films of Polanski
- pop music and the Beatles films
- the films of Nic Roeg and chromophobia.
Research culture
Film Studies' postgraduates are part of a vibrant research culture at Exeter. Staff and research students regularly present their research in the Centre for Research into Film Studies forum, which also hosts visiting speakers. Film studies staff and students also regularly organise conferences. As well as receiving research training, mentoring and supervision to support their research projects, many PhD students undertake training and practice in teaching, leading to a recognised qualification in higher education teaching.
Students also get to meet film practitioners on a regular basis to test out their ideas and work. We have two honorary professors of film, Don Boyd and Nic Roeg, who make termly visits to deliver workshops and tutorials.
Exeter has unique resources which make it ideally positioned to support the advanced study of film. The Bill Douglas Cinema Museum for the History of Cinema and Popular Culture holds a wide ranging collection of more than 70,000 film related artefacts. The collection is accessible for all postgraduates to use as a research and study resource. Housed in the University's state-of-the-art study facility, the Research Commons, the diverse collection includes objects relating to the history of the moving image. These include optical toys, magic lantern slides, a Lumière cinematograph; film publicity such as posters from the Hollywood era to contemporary film; material on film stars such as Charlie Chaplin, Marilyn Monroe and Audrey Hepburn; and material on animation, particularly Disney films. Many of our film modules exploit these resources giving students a highly distinctive and valuable experience of studying and researching film using primary materials, documents and artefacts.
The main library also has significant holdings in the area of film studies including books, journals and more than 10,000 films and television programmes on videotape and DVD. Our Audio-Visual collection in the University library comprises over 12,000 film titles, in addition to books and recordings of American music of all kinds.
All postgraduates enjoy access to excellent computing facilities. The postgraduate common room in the Queen's Building provides a relaxing space where postgraduate students can meet and work together in reading and discussion groups.
We are committed to ensuring you receive high quality research supervision to maximise your potential and prepare you for a rewarding career.
Postgraduate students have access to the wide range of support offered by our Career Zone. In addition, postgraduate research students can access our Postgraduate Researchers' Programme, which covers a range of topics to help you to succeed during your research degree and to act as a springboard for your research career.
Graduate destinations
Below are some examples of initial jobs undertaken by Film Studies postgraduates who studied with us in recent years.
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|Lecturer Creative Media
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Entry requirements 2020
Students applying to enter directly into the MPhil/PhD programme would normally be expected to have a Masters degree with Merit or equivalent in Film Studies, or other relevant qualifications such as a doctorate in another subject.
Requirements for international students
If you are an international student, please visit our international equivalency pages to enable you to see if your existing academic qualifications meet our entry requirements.
English language requirements
IELTS (Academic)
Overall score 7.0 with a minimum score of 6.5 in the writing component and all other sections no less than 6.0.
Overall score 100 with minimum scores of 25 for writing, 21 for listening, 22 for reading and 23 for speaking.
Pearson Test of English (Academic)
65 with no less than 58 in all communicative skills.
Other accepted tests
Information about other acceptable tests of linguistic ability can be found on our English language requirements page.
Pre-sessional English
Applicants with lower English language test scores may be able to take pre-sessional English at INTO University of Exeter prior to commencing their programme. See our English language requirements page for more information.
Finance: fees and funding
Tuition fees per year 2020/21
- UK/EU: £4,407 full-time; £pro-rata part-time
- International: £17,500 full-time
Following your registration, tuition fees for subsequent years of study may increase to take into account inflationary pressures – this will not exceed 3 per cent per year of study.
Tuition fees per year 2019/20
- UK/EU: £4,327 full-time; £pro-rata part-time
- International: £17,100 full-time
Following your registration, tuition fees for subsequent years of study may increase to take into account inflationary pressures – this will not exceed 5 per cent per year of study.
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Windows Vista Build 5728 Released
Microsoft released Windows Vista Build 5728 yesterday, they are calling it an EDW, or External Developer Workstation, and it is available to the public.
Updated Test Build Available (September 2006): Microsoft is looking for volunteers to help test an updated, interim release of Windows Vista. This build (5728) has a number of improvements and updates from RC1, but has not been put through the same internal testing process as RC1. We are making this release available for a limited time only in order to get broad distribution and testing in a variety of PC configurations. Click here if you are interested in testing this release. Otherwise, please use the links below to download RC1 (build 5600). Source: Windows Vista Team Blog
They also posted an entry on there blog, Update on Ability to Mute the Windows Vista Start-up Sound, that says they have updated the ability to turn off the start up sound.
We heard you loud and clear when it came to discussing our plans to include a default start-up sound that plays as you boot-up Windows Vista: you said you wanted to have the opportunity to mute it if and when you felt it necessary. Your collective voice truly made a difference in this matter, as we've incorporated a way for users to turn off the start-up sound when it's more appropriate to boot silently — be it when you're mobile, at home or in the office.
Also of note, they posted an article detailing the New York Times reader for Windows Vista, looks pretty cool, as readers change the font or window size, the program dynamically redraws to optimize both readability and on-screen layout. It's here, Check out the New York Times Reader for Windows Vista.


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It also helps in fighting against all kinds of allergens and airborne bacteria inside the vehicle. Since the formula was originally developed for use inside clinics and hospitals to fight germs and allergens, you can be rest assured that it works 100%. But one thing to remember is that the product is considered to mixed with chemicals and not a natural air freshener.
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- Comes with a clinically proven formula
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Picking the best car air fresheners depends on what you prefer whether you need to eliminate the odor or just mask the odor with a pleasant smell. The choice is entirely yours to make. But we do recommend to go for a natural car air freshener that doesn't come mixed with any kind of chemicals.


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Can't decide how to celebrate your fathers? How about a Father's Day different! Surprise Dad with an adventure that includes a Santa Fe City Different getaway! Here are some ideas for memorable ways to honor and treat the "World's Greatest Dad" on Father's Day.
Santa Fe's Museums Are Dad-Perfect Adventures
Beyond the wealth of artistic treasures on display in Santa Fe's world-class museums, there's also a world of history and New Mexican culture close at hand. The New Mexico History Museum's extensive collection is housed in a state-of-the-art building adjacent to the 400-plus-year-old Palace of the Governors. Dad can step in either and emerge hours later.
There's a great museum exhibit at the New Mexico History Museum where Dad can shift gears and experience the world of "low 'n slow". He may want to ride into the creative reimaginings of American steel as captured in photographs, hubcaps, hood ornaments, car show banners and, yes, actual cars. Lowriders, Hoppers, and Hot Rods: Car Culture of Northern New Mexico focuses on mobile works of art and their makers—home-grown Nuevomexicanos who customize, detail, paint and upholster these favorite symbols of Hispanic culture. Photo Curator Daniel Kosharek has assembled an extensive collection of images by Don Usner, Annie Sahlin, Jack Parsons, Sam Adams, Norman Mauskopf, Dottie Lopez, Gabriela Campos, Meridel Rubinstein and others. In addition, Dad will see a chromed and touchable engine, miniature-scale model-car collections, trophies, memorabilia and other ephemera.
The New Mexico National Guard Military Museum offers the opportunity for your history buff Dad to delve deeper into the Land of Enchantment's past. Learn more about how storied figures like Kit Carson fought on the Union side in the Civil War era and New Mexicans who served with Teddy Roosevelt's Roughriders; how World War Two's Pacific Theater intelligence relied on the Navajo Code Talkers' unique skills, and the notorious Bataan Death March which claimed many of our native sons. New Mexico boasts one of the nation's largest per capita veteran populations, with their experiences intriguingly represented at this fascinating museum.
Craft Beers and Spirits In The City Different
If Dad loves craft beer, you'll take comfort in knowing that Santa Fe is a goldmine of craft beer brewpubs! Check out local favorite, Blue Corn Brewery. To get a sampling of their many heavenly hops, order beer flights including everything from Atomic Blonde Lager to the Roadrunner IPA and Gold Medal Oatmeal Stout. Blue Corn recently medaled at the Great American Beer Festival, so this place is more than legit. And if Dad wants a plate of bona fide Santa Fe "New Mexican" food, their stacked enchiladas and braised pork stew will easily win his heart.
Want a little sweeter? How about New Mexico Hard Cider. It is New Mexico's first hard cider taproom. They have teamed up with a few orchards around the state to provide quality hard cider that is pressed from New Mexico apples.
Don't forget about Santa Fe's other microbrew pubs! Other local microbrews Dad might be interested in are Duel Brewing , Draft Station , Second Street Brewery , Fire and Hops , Santa Fe Brewing Company , and the new Chili Line Brewing .
Raise Dad's spirits even further at Santa Fe Spirits . These folks distill a dizzying array of small-batch spirits ranging from single-malt whiskey to gin and vodka to brandy. The master distiller gives guided tours of the entire distillery, and samples of various cocktail concoctions in the tasting room.
Does Dad Love The Great Outdoors?
While museum-going is a must in Santa Fe, being outdoors may be equally tempting for the "World's Greatest Dad". Suggest a round of golf at the Marty Sanchez Links de Santa Fe , a city course surrounded on all sides by mountain ranges. With 320-plus days of sun, golfing is year-round activity in Santa Fe. The Baxter Spann course is a par three known as "The Great 28." And those 18 holes can be followed by a brew and the view at the Links Bar and Grill.
Is your father anxious to embark on an outdoor spree? Does he want to strap on the waders and do some fly fishing? Look no further. High Desert Angler is the oldest established fly fishing business in Santa Fe, serving world-wide anglers since 1985. They are a full service fly shop, school and guide service. High Desert Angler offers year round fly fishing on private and public waters all over New Mexico and cater trips to any skill level and desire. They specialize in fly fishing for warm water species on several of our area reservoirs for a change of pace and an eager take on the fly.
The Reel Life is another premier fly shop and guide service located in the DeVargas Mall. They specialize in guides on public and private waters throughout Northern New Mexico––with full and half day trips on the Pecos, Chama, Rio Grande, Brazos, Jemez and more!
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On behalf of Craig E. Gibbs, Attorney at Law posted in drug charges on Friday, January 19, 2018.
As mentioned previously on this blog, charges of drug possession, with or without intent to distribute, could mean serious penalties for a Louisiana resident. However, simply being accused of a crime does not mean that one should give up and not fight to protect their rights-there are a number of defenses they could employ to defend themselves against drug charges
The most important requirement police officers should adhere to is due process, as protected by the Fourth Amendment of the Constitution. The due process of law includes the fact that the search should be lawful, as should be the seizure. Search and seizure issues are quite common in cases involving drug charges, as the location of the found substance is important. For example, if the substance is in plain view during a traffic stop, it may be used as evidence but if the trunk of the car has been pried open without the driver's permission, then the resulting material could be dismissed as it violates due process.
It is also possible that the suspected person is not even aware that there are drugs in their residence or car-someone else without the accused's knowledge could have placed them. In these instances, the prosecutor would have to prove that the drugs actually belonged to the person accused, rather than someone else in the residence or vehicle. Additionally, the drugs that have allegedly been found need to be produced at the trial-if they are lost or not produced, the case could be dismissed.
One should not give up hope if they are facing drug charges. There are many strategies that can be employed to prove one's innocence and an experienced attorney by one's side could help do just that. It may seem daunting to clear one's name, but an accused should consider doing it to protect their future.
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The Department of Athletics supports the mission of UW-Superior by providing student-athletes with a holistic collegiate experience that fosters personal growth through academics, athletics, community involvement, and leadership development. All this is done in a competitive environment promoting cultural diversity, gender equity, and inclusivity among student-athletes, coaches, and staff.
During the 2019 fall season, the men's and women's Yellowjacket soccer teams have a unique opportunity to enhance the student-athlete experience with a trip to Dallas, TX, for the season openers. In Texas, student-athletes will compete in two games again local opponents, engage in several training sessions, and participate in team activities.
The Department of Athletics is excited for this opportunity for both teams to bond at the beginning of the season and support one another. Our teams are stronger together! In order for this experience to be a success, the Department must raise $9,000 for airfare and team activities. Thanks for your support!
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Botafoc lighthouse
Ibiza's headlights have been adapted to much more modern lighting and control systems, however, its peculiar structures and buildings remain standing as they were erected, presiding over some of the most beautiful spots on the island. During your stay at Hard Rock Hotel Ibiza, be sure to discover also this side of the island.
Today we'll talk about The botafoch Lighthouse located in Ibiza Town .The Botafoc lighthouse was designed by Emili Pou. The building contract was adjudicated to Andrés Roses and work began on 18th October 1859. The lighthouse was finished on November 30, 1861 along with the lighthouses at La Mola, Capdepera and Els Penjats. Some writers claim that fires were lit at the summit of the islet in ancient times to guide sailors and in fact "Botafoc" means "fire coming out" which would seem to confirm this theory. One of the greatest peculiarities of Beacon of is Botafoc is that he was one of the first to distribute the house of the lighthouse keepers on two floors.In 1910 the original octagonal lantern with flat panes was replaced by a new lantern with curved glass and vertical fittings.
In 1913 the height of the tower was raised. It was one of the first lights to be be converted to electricity along with the lighthouses at la Creu , Cap Gros, Ciutadella, Maó and Portopí, all of them electrified in 1918. When the lighthouse was first built it was situated on a small island and a lighter service was provided for the transport of the keepers and supplies until a causeway was built. During the Spanish Civil War, the bombing of a German warship, anchored in the vicinity of the lighthouse caused slight damage to the building. The light pattern includes a red sector to signal the islets of Malvins and S'Esponja.
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I did not inherit either of those things. (Yeah, I can be witty but purely amateur compared to her.)
She had really thin hair and a cowlick that looked like a bald spot and her nose ran a lot.
That's what I got.
I go through boxes of facial tissues like there's no tomorrow. I have one in every room and some rooms have two. if I only had one box, I'd get more exercise in a day than might even be healthy. I have those pocket tissues in my purse, in the car, in most pockets, and by the front door to grab on my way out. It's a royal pain in the ass.
Last night I dreamed that I ate chicken sushi. Yep, small pieces of raw chicken. In my dream, I looked it up and if I didn't get sick in 2 hours I was fine. I didn't and I was. Chicken sushi. WTF??
I got a big old fat slice of meatloaf at Whole Foods yesterday. I heated it up for dinner last night. It was barely mediocre. But I put the second half of it in the fridge and found it when I went to look for something for lunch. It turned out to be a much better in a sandwich. Kind of a fun lunch surprise.
No word back from the bed store to my request that they come reprogram the new remote. I'm not surprised. I would actually be surprised if they did replay. Meanwhile I got the rest of the instructions. You basically have to hold down a button on the motor and on the remote. And then hold down the motor button once more. The problem is the motor is under the bed and I couldn't reach it. But, I figured out that I could lift the frame a little and get under there, I think. It's worth a try anyway. On the up side, my tape fix of the broken remote is holding so far. But, I am afraid to use it for fear it will be the last time.
Pants #2 done and even better than Pants #1. I'm learning.
Started laundry. Clean old pants will go right into the Goodwill bin. I'm also washing the latest new ones to make sure they come out perfectly before I make Pants #3. And that may be it for today's hard work. I got started on Netflix's Mindhunters last night which is excellent and there's a new Acorn TV show today - Acceptable Risks. Plus I want to finish the second sleeve of my crocheted sweater. In between blowing my fucking nose. (And, nope. Not allergies. Not a cold. Not anything but Gift From Mother - she's likely having a lovely chuckle about it even now.)


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How can we stop organisational structures hindering economic creativitiy? Practical anarchy as the next phase in economic development.
True practical business anarchy - no throwing rocks at cops - but having the freedom and responsibility for making real commericail decisons must offer one of the most promising routes for future economic development. Our most innovative and often most profitable sectors are driven by highly empowered obsessives who take existing rules as a starting point rather than a set of limitations. Real business leaders create their own paths every day so how do we unleash this power to a mass global workforce.


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Dream Winder
Kate Oman Two-Dimensional
This photo was taken at Pipestone National Monument in the Summer of 2015 and altered artistically to express my vision. I was walking through the pathway and turned behind me to see what the arch I had just passed through looked like and I instantly knew I had a photo there. I snapped the photo and when I got home from my big adventure out west I started to play with the image in the digital dark room. After a few versions I found I liked this one the best. I hope you do too.
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Haleakala Sunset Tour in Kahului, Maui, HI
Polynesian Adventures • 273 Diary Road • Kahului, Maui, HI 96732View on Map
A one-of-a-kind experience near Mount Haleakala, Maui's Spectacular Haleakala Sunset Tour is ideal for creating memories to last a lifetime with loved ones. The tour includes a trip on a luxury Gray Line Hawaii coach to the Maui Lavender Farm, a family-style three-course dinner (with vegan and vegetarian options) at Café O'Lei at the Dunes, a visit to the Haleakala Visitor Center and more.
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Yes. Hotel transportation is provided from major Maui hotels. Enter the name of your hotel at the time of reservation. Once your reservation is made, call the phone number on your e-Ticket to arrange and confirm your hotel transportation. Polynesian Adventure Tours is not permitted to pick up in residential areas or at B&B's.
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Yes. This tour is operated on very rough, winding roads. It is not recommended for pregnant women or those with back or motion problems.


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Demand for the dollar was underpinned on Tuesday amid growing expectations the U.S. Federal Reserve could take a wait-and-see approach to further easing, while the British pound slid lower as fresh uncertainty over Brexit weighed.
The U.S. dollar index, a gauge of the greenback against a basket of six major currencies was up 0.17% at 97.68 by 05:12 AM ET (09:12 GMT), the highest since Oct. 17.
The U.S. central bank is expected to cut rates for a third time in a row when it concludes its two-day meeting on Wednesday.
Investors are watching for any indication that further cuts are likely, with futures pricing suggesting more easing is expected in 2020. If that is not foreshadowed, traders expect the dollar to rise.
"The forward guidance will be the thing," said Westpac analyst Imre Speizer in Auckland.
"It still looks like a done deal that they will cut, but then the risk is that they might characterize that as just one more insurance move … the market will have to take out the pricing it's got for future dates."
Sterling slid to 1.2807 against the dollar, with Brexit hanging in the balance.
The European Union has agreed to delay Britain's exit for up to three months, but the country is politically paralysed and overnight parliament rejected Prime Minister Boris Johnson's third attempt to schedule a Dec. 12 election.
Johnson is seeking an election in an attempt to break the deadlock in parliament and push through his Brexit deal.
The euro was softer against the dollar, down 0.17% to 1.1080.
Against the safe haven yen, the greenback was little changed at 108.91.
"Global risks remain but have shown signs of subsiding," Philip Wee, FX strategist at Singapore's DBS Bank said in a note.
"China-U.S. trade tensions have stopped escalating … the Fed has reasons to sound less dovish on a 'half-full' narrative for the U.S. economy."
U.S. President Donald Trump had said a trade agreement looked to be ahead of schedule on Monday, without detailing the timing. The United States also said it was studying whether to extend tariff suspensions due to expire in December.forex.com
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The Masters at Augusta National represents all that is the coming of spring for middle and northern golfers. Snow on the ground has no impact on them; if they are playing in Georgia, at Bobby Jones' place, it must be time for golf. And here we are, halfway through the 81st playing of what used to be called the Augusta Spring Invitational, and things are both clear and unclear at a time. I've written two summary pieces for Golfwrx.com on what we learned over the course of two days, at the course for two day, on a course that I've not seen in person. For the sake of interest and originality, I'll reserve this space to other items of note, heretofore unmentioned by this writer in print.
Only six Masters champions made the cut
I don't know if it is a record low number, but despite the somewhat-recent suggestion by the powers-that-be that aged champions bow out gracefully (and stop shooting 95 in public), the all-two-common announcement of a WD from Tiger, and a simple changing of the guard, six is a low number. Here is an annotated list of who made the cut, followed by a similar one of those who missed the halfway target.
Made The Cut
Fred Couples (won't win)
Adam Scott (could win)
Jordan Spieth (could win)
Phil Mickelson (might win)
Charl Schwartzel (might win)
Larry Mize (won't win)
The list of those who missed the cut is led by defending champion Danny Willett. Willett suffered the most inglorious beginning to his second round. He marked down 8 blows at the first, a difficult hole where even the least-attentive find a way to salvage double bogey. Even a 7 would have earned him two more rounds at Augusta, but perhaps its better this way. Willett won the award for "Champion least likely to defend his title." For the moment he donned the jacket last April, his game and his emotional stability seemed destined for the rubbish bin. He never returned to that exalted form, lowlighted by a poor performance at the Ryder Cup last fall.
Missed The Cut
Danny Willett (might have won)
Zach Johnson (might have won)
Bubba Watson (might have won)
Jose Maria Olazabal (no way)
Vijay Singh (no way)
Berhnard Langer (no way)
Ian Woosnam (no way)
Angel Cabrera (no way)
Trevor Immelman (no way)
Mike Weir (no way)
Mark O'Meara (no way)
Sandy Lyle (no way)
Twice as many champions missed the cut as made it. Of that dozen, six play on (or are of age to play on) the senior tours. The other half still compete (or attempt comebacks toward) the regular tours. Looking at this list of champions, I wonder about the value of victory at Augusta National. Who among this group of 18 wins regularly? By regularly, I mean 2-3 times each year? Sure, you get to return to the event each year, for the Tuesday evening champions dinner. Odds are, you know what lurks around the Amen Corner. You anticipate some alteration to the course that will make it more challenging than the year before. Most daunting, you know that your slightest miscue, your tiniest indecision, will be exposed and amplified for the world. Like hyperbole, it will grow and grow, beyond you and the moment. Winning the Masters is tough business.
An Excellent Opportunity To End A Drought
It seems that today is a day for lists. We like lists. They are organized, they usually lack verbs and they get to the point. A narrative is fine in the wee hours of the dawn, or the extended gloaming of a misty eve, but lists make the world a simple place.
The Drought-Stricken
Sergio Garcia
Rickie Fowler
Ryan Moore
Matt Kuchar
Hideki Matsuyama
Justin Rose
Rory McIlroy
We have a bifurcation of the list. The first five golfers are second-tier professionals, one rung below the level housing major champions. None of the five has hoisted or worn the emblem of a major champion. They've been close, but no cigar just yet. Matsuyama is the youngest, Kuchar the oldest. Garcia has suffered in front of us forever, Fowler finds a way to water like a dowser, and Moore might have been the most-decorated amateur this side of Tiger Woods to join the professional ranks in the past 15 years. Look all of it up. Each has a weakness that is exposed at Augusta. Garcia lacks confidence; Fowler lacks strategy; Moore lacks the necessary horsepower, Kuchar lacks length, and Matsuyama lacks a reliable putting stroke.
The second list, all two golfers of it, houses golfers with major championships. Justin Rose has 1.5 of them. He won the US Open in 2013, and the Olympic Gold in 2016. That gold medal is so special, it has to be worth a half. Plus, he outdueled Open champion Henrik Stenson, when Stenson was playing great (Stenson missed the cut this week.) Rose sits at a level with the Zach Johnsons, the Davis Love 3s, the Trevor Immelmans of the golfing world. A 2nd major, at a different event, would elevate him to a new tier of golfing heaven. As for McIlroy, the golden child, the Masters is the solitary major title yet to evade him. He has been close-ish before, but never had a putt to win, or a lead at the last to lose. Both will need that marvelous 3rd round 67 or 66 to make a statement, to tell their competition that they are the cream of this crop (milk comes in crops?) and that no one else but he will receive a green jacket from Danny Willett on Sunday .
Watch @TheSergioGarcia's second round in under three minutes. #themasters pic.twitter.com/1zkXVJqwzK
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The Masters Website Raises The Bar
Unlike the USGA, the R&A, the PGA Tour, Augusta National hosts one event per year on the world stage. Certain things come easier that way. Some might call it perverse, as the great majority of us won't buy tickets, have them bequeathed to us, or win them in the annual lottery, but the organizers of the tournament seem bent on presenting every corner of the course and the event to the viewing public. And they do it not as pay-per-view, but for free. Just visit Masters.Com and climb aboard the greatest ride, for one week only. What awaits? Here's a list.
A leaderboard, in over/under or traditional format;
A living map for tracking, offering the opportunity to find and follow any on-course golfer, at any time;
Live video feeds from the practice range, Amen Corner, Holes 15 and 16 (I dub these two holes "The Locker." They are compact, and they often lead golfing dreams to Davy Jones' locker), featured pairings, or the straight broadcast feed (pretty certain that the club owns all the rights to the feed and rents them to CBS Sports);
Stored video of play and interviews from previous days/years/generations;
Miscellania that includes the patron guide, still images and news items.
If you need something that isn't there, let them know. Chances are fine that they will have it up by 2018. CC us on the email or add it to the comments on this piece. We'll remember you when.


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Feeding the world's growing population
New Zealand's reputation as a quality food producer is growing.
New Zealand's reputation as a quality food producer is growing.
Over the next 50 years farmers around the world will need to produce more food than has been grown over the past 10,000 years.
Fertiliser helps farmers produce food efficiently by replenishing the soil. But fertiliser needs to be used responsibly.
The Fertiliser Association invests in research and tools to ensure farm profitability while minimising nutrient losses to the environment.
The Fertiliser Association of New Zealand promotes and encourages responsible and scientifically-based nutrient management.
AgResearch (Grasslands, Palmerston North) – Frank Li and K Betteridge
Concluded June 2013
Application of the nitrification inhibitor DCD is a promising technology for reducing N loss from grazed pastures, but its application over the whole farm may not be economically justified, especially on hills that require aerial application. Critical source areas (CSAs), such as stock camps, represent the areas of highest urinary-N deposition, highest N loss risk, and potential highest efficacy of DCD application in mitigating N loss.
This work was part of a larger Sustainable Farming Fund Project.
This paper was presented at the Massey University, Palmerston North, Fertilizer & Lime Research Centre's 25th annual workshop: Advanced Nutrient Management: Gains from the Past - Goals for the Future (Eds L.D. Currie and C.L. Christensen. Occasional Report No. 25).
The Fertiliser Association of New Zealand and Dairy NZ funded development of the Nutrient Management Adviser Certification Programme (NMACP). This industry-wide certification aims to ensure that advisers have the learning, experience and capability to give sound nutrient advice.
23 September 2020
New Phosphorus Use Guidance Note that clearly explains why we need to manage phosphorus losses and why we need to build on the international principles of the '4 Rs' for good management of nutrients.
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Through a comprehensive research programme -- Forages for Reduced Nitrate Leaching (FRNL) -- OverseerFM has been updated to include the diuretic response in animals as a result of consuming plantain.
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text: Earl Grey Posted September 16 (edited) 38 minutes ago, ilumairen said: Similar, imo, to the idea it is the duty of every member of an intentionally emotionally manipulated society to vote. 33 minutes ago, Taomeow said: Yup. Or as Mark Twain put it, "if voting decided anything, they wouldn't let us do it." https://oll.libertyfund.org/titles/constant-the-liberty-of-ancients-compared-with-that-of-moderns-1819 Quote Freedom among the Ancients[edit] For Constant, freedom in the sense of the Ancients "consisted of the active and constant participation in the collective power" and consisted in "exercising, collectively, but directly, several parts of the whole sovereignty" and, except in Athens, they thought that this vision of liberty was compatible with "the complete subjection of the individual to the authority of the whole".[1] Thus, at that time and outside the particular case of Athens, power was entitled to everything and therefore to the mores of society. Constant takes the example of Terpander, who in the time of Sparta was condemned by the Ephors for having added a string to his lyre without warning them; or the principle of ostracism in Athens showing that the state regulates everything.[clarification needed] Freedom is therefore contradictory in ancient Greece, because sovereignty in public affairs coexists with slavery in the private sphere. "As a citizen, he decides on peace and war; as particular, he is circumscribed, observed, repressed in all his movements".[1] Constant explains that the ancients had no notion of individual rights, except in Athens, which, Constant tells us, "is [of all the ancient states] the one who has resembled the modern ones" and that it granted "to its citizens infinitely more individual freedom than Rome and Sparta". This type of freedom is explained by the small size of the republics of the time. The rivalry between the cities causes the states to buy their security at the price of war. Freedom among the Moderns[edit] Freedom in modern societies is incompatible with that of the ancients. This is the opportunity to do what we want, it is a protection of the private sphere. "The aim of the moderns is the enjoyment of security in private pleasures; and they call liberty the guarantees accorded by institutions to these pleasures". Size and trade explain it. The sharing of power diminishes with increasing size of states. The war has given way to trade. They are only two means to achieve the same goal, namely to possess what you want. Trade is "an attempt to obtain by mutual agreement what one no longer hopes to conquer by violence."[1] War, just like trade, makes it possible to achieve a goal, and the evolution of society has changed the means without touching the end. "Trade inspires men with a keen love of individual independence." Thus Athens, which was the most commercial democracy, was also the one which bestowed the most individual liberty. However, we must moderate this idea with the practice of ostracism, symbol of the power of the state over the individual. The errors of the French Revolution were be the result of an attempt to apply ancient liberty in a modern world. Constant criticizes Father Gabriel Bonnot de Mably, who, he says, regrets that the law only reaches actions and not thought. He explains the admiration of the author for Sparta. He also criticizes the beliefs of Jean-Jacques Rousseau. Conclusions[edit] He draws from his reflection a number of political principles: Individual independence is the first of modern needs. One must never sacrifice individual liberty to obtain political freedom. The institutions of the ancient republics, hindering individual liberty, are not admissible in modern societies. Individuals have rights that society must respect. We must not want to go back. "Since we are in modern times, I want freedom that is proper in modern times." Political freedom is the guarantee; political freedom is therefore indispensable. The political system must be that of representation. Every man votes for his interests to be defended. He does not speak of the general will. Since ancient liberty is not the same as modern liberty, it follows that they are respectively threatened with different dangers. The danger of ancient liberty rests on an alienation of the individual, in which the state crushes the individual. But the danger that threatens modern freedom is, as Tocqueville suggests, that the individual is too absorbed in the pursuit of his individual interests and renounces his rights to share political power (thus endangering his individual freedom, since is the political power that ensures its safeguarding and protection). He concludes his speech by explaining the need to learn to combine these two types of freedom. Source: Wikipedia. (Bold emphasis mine). Edited September 16 by Earl Grey 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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Paris to Coutances by train
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Travelling from Paris to Coutances by train
Fast trains from Paris to Coutances take around 3 hours and 7 minutes, covering a distance of approximately 277 kilometres. There are frequent services on the rail route between Paris and Coutances.
1. Are there direct trains from Paris to Coutances?
Journeys between Paris and Coutances usually involve one change of train.
We usually find around 29 departures on the route from Paris to Coutances every weekday that leave enough time to change trains without waiting around for longer than necessary.
Trains are typically more frequent on weekends, when we found around 36 departures.
2. How long is the train journey from Paris to Coutances?
The Paris to Coutances train travel time is normally about 3 hours and 7 minutes, whatever time you make the journey.
3. What are the Paris to Coutances train times and schedule?
On weekdays the earliest train to Coutances is usually scheduled to depart Paris around 06:57 and the last train is around 00:26. At weekends the first train of the day leaves Paris around 07:43, and the last at 20:44.
When to book Paris to Coutances train tickets?
Trains in France usually open for booking around 3 months in advance. If booking is not yet open for your dates then you can set a booking alert to receive an email on the day that the cheapest tickets are released for your journey from Paris to Coutances by train.
Which train companies operate between Paris and Coutances?
More than one train company operates on the route from Paris to Coutances, so you'll be travelling with one or more of the following rail operators:
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The Day School at Baltimore Hebrew – See for Yourself! (Part IV)jfeldman | March 16, 2011
By Maayan Jaffe, Baltimore Jewish Examiner
(Part four of a multi-part series)
Marcy Hoffman and Allene Gotin have both been teaching at Baltimore Hebrew for more than a quarter-century. Hoffman teaches secular studies to second and third graders. Gotin chairs the Jewish studies department. Both teachers gushed about the school. Superlatives were plenty.
Continue reading on Examiner.com: The Day School at Baltimore Hebrew – See for Yourself! – Baltimore Jewish | Examiner.com http://www.examiner.com/jewish-in-baltimore/the-day-school-at-baltimore-hebrew-see-for-yourself#ixzz1Gl3GDfCQ


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July 30, 2019
Noelda Lopez, Public Information Specialist
Office: 352-589-6424, After Hours: 352-728-7662
Eustis, FL– The Florida Department of Health Lake County is celebrating World Breastfeeding Week from August 1-7, 2019. This year's theme is Empowering Parents: Enable Breastfeeding.
World Breastfeeding Week is celebrated every year from August 1st through August 7th in more than 170 countries to encourage breastfeeding and improve the health of babies around the world. The department is working to promote breastfeeding as a vital health activity, and encourages breastfeeding-friendly hospitals, childcare facilities, work places and communities.
Research shows:
- Breastfed infants have a reduced risk of infections, asthma, obesity and SIDS compared
with formula-fed infants;
- Mothers who breastfeed have a reduced risk of breast cancer, ovarian cancer and
postpartum depression compared to mothers who don't breastfeed; and
- It's estimated that $13 billion would be saved per year, if 90 percent of U.S. infants were
breastfed exclusively for six months.
In celebration of World Breastfeeding Week, AdventHealth Waterman is hosting the, "Global Big Latch On," in collaboration with the Lake County Breastfeeding Taskforce on August 2, 2019, from 10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. The WIC Breastfeeding Team from the Florida Department of Health in Lake County will be participating in this event.
"The Department has partnered with local hospitals in encouraging and supporting mothers to breastfeed, which has resulted in achieving an increased WIC breastfeeding initiation rate in Lake County of 82.57%", says Mary Stickney, Florida Department of Health in Lake County WIC Director.
Local WIC agencies offer resources and staff to help breastfeeding mothers. WIC agencies may have International Board-Certified Lactation Consultants who have a high level of specialized
knowledge in breastfeeding to assist clients. WIC agencies also have Breastfeeding Peer Counseling Programs. The trained peer counselors are chosen from the same
socio/economic/ethnic groups as WIC clients and have successfully breastfed their own babies. Breastfeeding peer counselors provide mother-to-mother basic breastfeeding education and
support to pregnant and breastfeeding moms. For more information about the Florida WIC program call 1-800-342-3556 or visit www.FloridaWIC.org.
Healthiest Weight Florida within the Bureau of Chronic Disease Prevention, in partnership with the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC), Healthy Start, and the Florida Child Care Food Program, has a variety of tools available for mothers and families, as well as employers, childcare facilities, and hospitals and health care professionals. Visit http://www.healthiestweightflorida.com/activities/breastfeeding.html for more information.
About the Florida Department of Health
The department, nationally accredited by the Public Health Accreditation Board, works to protect, promote and improve the health of all people in Florida through integrated state, county and community efforts.
Follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter at @HealthyFla. For more information about the Florida Department of Health please visit www.FloridaHealth.gov.