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Kadvi Hawa's protagonists – actors Tillotama Shome, Ranvir Shorey and Sanjay Mishra – in conversation with Team Box Office India
BOI: Kadvi Hawa has a unique script. What made you say 'yes' to this film?
Ranvir Shorey (RS): The script was really great. It is the story of two simple people from a small town, with a deep and impactful message attached to it. When I heard that Sanjay bhai was playing the lead role, I was very happy because I don't think anyone else could have played this part. I found my role quite interesting too. You could call him the antagonist with many shades of grey. I really like roles where you cannot quite figure out if the person is good or bad, just like in real life.
On top of this, the commitment shown by Nila Madhab Panda towards the film was commendable. He shot the entire film on super 16mm and we went to actual locations like Dhaulpur as well as the interiors of the Chambal, which are some of the hottest places in India, to film this movie. These factors inspired me a lot.
Sanjay Mishra (SM): Yes, it was quite challenging. I have not really been offered roles like these before where I play a blind, old man who is a farmer. That was a huge kick, huge motivation. When I got to know that the story talked about the threat of climate change, I was very impressed.
Tillotama Shome (TS): When I heard the script, I felt the story was extremely powerful, and it was being essayed by actors like Ranvir and Sanjayji. Intially, Nila didn't tell me anything about the story. He suggested I read the script first. If I liked the story, he said, the role of Parvati was all mine. After I finished reading the script, I immediately said yes because the screenplay was very well-written.
BOI: How challenging was it to shoot at such difficult locations?
RS: It was very difficult. We shot in Dhaulpur and that too in peak summer. We shot in May or June. But when the team is good, the script inspiring, the director a motivating factor, everything gets done.
TS: We were shooting in June and July, which meant 45 to 50 degrees heat but when you see the lives of the people who live there, you feel very privileged and humbled.
BOI: Since this movie deals with intense issues, how did you prep for your respective roles?
RS: The film has the backdrop of an issue but the story itself is not an issue. The story is primarily about these two characters, where Sanjay bhai plays the protagonist, Hedu, a blind farmer in a drought-ridden region. His family is also neck-deep in debt. In the middle of this is my character, who is the antagonist, a loan recovery agent with a reputation of killing three to four people wherever he goes. That's why the villagers call him 'Yamdoot'.
The story is about these two people who are actually in conflict with each other but have to strike a relationship with one another for survival. Through the story of these two characters, the film talks about something bigger, but that doesn't mean the story is about the issue or the focus is on the issue. The focus is on the characters, their lives, conflicts, relationships, etc.
TS: I had to basically learn the dialect and I had help. It was sheer coincidence that I was doing another film at the same time for which I had to learn the same dialect. So I had already started the prep on that. The rest followed the adage, 'When in Rome, do as the Romans do.' When you arrive at a location like that, in small towns, interiors of villages in Bundelkhand and the Chambal area, you observe people, how they live. That becomes a huge influence. The preparation is very real and personal.
SM: There was no real research involved. It is not a role relating to science fiction that called for research. It is a story about the aam India, the general population of India. All you have to do is work on your own characters individually and personally, in terms of how they will be and what they will do.
BOI: Interestingly, Sanjay, your character is the most complex one in the film.
SM: Everyone's character is difficult but, yes, mine was tough too. I was actually told to watch a couple of films in the beginning for reference. But I thought that if I portray my character by watching someone else, I would be influenced by the other character. There are a lot of roles in films out there where a character is blind and even a little crazy. I figured that if I, Sanjay Mishra, was blind, what would I have done? And since the character lived in a small town, how would he react to the surroundings there? That was how I portrayed my character.
BOI: Do you think that winning accolades, like a special mention at the National Awards, hypes a film in the industry and among the audience?
SM: Yes, a film acquires a certain credibility after it receives accolades. People think ke haan kuch toh hoga ismein. But that is only to a certain extent. We don't have the kind of audience that is influenced by awards and will watch a film because it has been given some kind of honour. The film does acquire a certain seriousness after it gets a National Award but I don't think it really helps create a buzz. What do you think, Ranvir?
RS: I think Sanjay bhai is absolutely right. It lends credibility to the film but, in the end, a movie is a medium for the audience. Unless a certain number of people watch that movie, its life is incomplete. There are some films that people don't watch when they release but watch them years later, on TV. I have noticed that they acquire momentum years later when people recognise their true worth after they are shown on TV and other such mediums. There is a place for awards, I don't deny that. But it is not the be all and end all of the journey of a film.
BOI: Speaking about the audience… there were many films that connected with the masses on several levels this year. What will resonate with the audience when they watch Kadvi Hawa?
RS: I think the fact that they will be watching two characters from a small village in rural India who are telling a story that is neither arty nor dry. Not many films have that. This story has its own entertainment and its own sadness. Then there is also the broader theme that will compel you to think about the issue it is talking about. For me, this is wholesome entertainment. It is not like you have to leave your brain at home for this movie or vice-versa. It connects with you emotionally. You resonate with these two characters whose stories we don't see in the urban world. But you will identify with them even if they are from rural India.
TS: I think if you watch this film, whether that person is good or bad, a hero or villain, a protagonist or antagonist, you will feel for both. That is the strength of the screenplay. You realise that all the characters are, in the end, just trying to survive.
BOI: The movie is intense and dramatic. What was the dynamic like between all of you on the sets?
SM: We are all very professional people. We knew we had to stay with these people for a month and we did that. Bas kaam achcha nikalna chahiye. The chemistry between any two characters should be seen on the screen. What they do when the cameras are switched off doesn't matter.
RS: I have worked with Tillotama before and she is a friend of mine. We have done theatre together and also worked in the film Death In The Gunj. As for Sanjay bhai, this is the first time I have worked with him and I have to say that he is very warm. I don't have to mention that he is talented and experienced, everyone knows that already.
TS: (Cuts In) And a great storyteller. So many stories.
RS: Yes. Sanjay bhai really took care of us. He would also cook for us sometimes. He once called me to the well on location to take a bath but I didn't go (Laughs). But, yes, he looks after you and is extremely talented. With him playing the lead, Madhab directing, Tillotama being a part of it, it was a good team effort. At this point, I also have to mention Nila Madhab Panda's team – Anuj, Kapil, the production guys, the chief assistant director, our DoP Ramanuj, etc. It was a really good team that the director had assembled. Like I said, if the script is inspiring and the team is good, then mushkil kaam bhi maze se ho jata hai.
TS: I completely agree with everything they have said. With all these things, work doesn't feel like work, no matter how hard it is and how low the budgets are.
BOI: What was your association like with the director, since this is the first time you have worked with him?
TS: He was going to make it at the peak of summer, in that area; it was not going to be shot in the comfort of a studio; and he was hell-bent on making it. I was really taken in by his passion.
SM: In the beginning, when we reached the sets, for the first 2-3 hours and finally working for eight hours, I didn't even have a word with Nila. I thought I got trapped badly for at least one month and that he wanted to make his own film. On the second day, the call time was 5 am and again, we didn't speak much for the entire day. Then, he came to my room at night and told me, 'You look exactly like the character in my film and this is what I was looking for.' After that, I just followed it.
RS: Kadvi Hawa was my first film with him but we have done another film after that. It's a children's film called Halka.But speaking of Kadvi Hawa… I really like his cinematic sensibilities. He is a filmmaker in the traditional sense of the word. His understanding of the screenplay, mounting the scenes, looking for the USP of the subjects, blending it visually… I loved all these things about him.
I was also able to express myself easily in front of him. He was quite strict with the others but very warm towards me and I had a good relationship with him. That's why I did the second film with him, Halka, where I play a father. I think he is one of the finest filmmakers we have. And with every film, he talks about a larger canvas.
TS: Also, this movie was shot on film; this is not a digital film and shot on 16MM. His madness was further amplified because Nila wanted the texture of the film. Even though it was a low-budget film, he took on the challenge because it means you do not have the luxury of extra takes. So even if it is a 3-minute or 4-minute sequence, we would rehearse the entire sequence as it had to be shot in one go, without the privilege of cuts. Things like this indicated that he has a certain way of storytelling.
BOI: Your choice of films has always been unique. How do you select your scripts?
TS: There should be at least one thing I haven't done before. I do this to learn. If I get something that I have not done before, I get very excited. Also very scared. And in that excitement, that's the best way for me to grow. I have grown up with music being a part of my life. At this age, I believe I am just trying to catch up. So, for me, learning new languages is like learning a new sound. Whenever I get an opportunity to speak in a different dialect, I get very excited and scared. It is the kind of fear that makes me feel alive. It is one of the main things that help me choose a script. Then there is the director because, at the end of the day, he is the captain of the ship.
RS: Films are my bread and butter. I started my career as an assistant director, and then I directed non-fiction shows before I started hosting non-fiction shows. Then I started acting. It's been a journey of ups and downs. The motivation is obviously rozi-roti but beyond that, I have always tried to do parts that are different from each other. I have tried never to repeat anything. I was born into a film family, my father was a part of the film industry, so since my childhood, I have seen the consequences of being typecast. I have always fought typecasting. Whenever a film becomes a hit, everybody wants you to do the same type of character again and again. I have suffered losses like that and although it meant having to earn less than I could have, I have been able to do the kind of work that I wanted to do, believed in and loved.
TS: It has taken quite a lot of time for me to become a part of Bombay. When I moved here, there were very few scripts that came my way and I was grateful for anything I was offered. Now, I can choose what I want to do and am grateful when a director trusts me with a part. That is huge, and then the second thing is that I will get to do something new in this film.
SM: I did whatever came my way, I had no other option. After Phas Gaya Re Obama, people said they had started writing parts for me. So, for me too, it is like getting something that I have never done before. I also look for something philosophical in my character because it is so much fun to do something like this.
BOI: We see many movies being made with social messages. Do you believe that movies can change the perceptions of the audience?
RS: I don't think any artiste or storyteller is obligated to talk about social issues. You can make films for entertainment, you can make films for self-indulgence. Also, anybody can make a film if they can afford to. Having said that, I believe that storytellers and artistes have this unique power and ability to get a message across to the hearts of people, which I feel is difficult for other kinds of communication.
If you want to teach a child that he shouldn't lie, I doubt he will learn to be honest if you pressurise him. But if you convey that message in a fictional story, he will understand it. All across the world, across time, we have always conveyed messages through stories. This is a far more effective way of getting your message across; it is like putting medicine in sweets. I do think films have the strength and ability to change perceptions but it is not easy to achieve. If a film is too preachy, people will call it bhaashan, but if there isn't any subject at all, people will call it a film without a story.
SM: When a popular actor, say, smokes in a film, people start imitating him in real life. Perceptions do change. In the '70s and '80s, people followed the 'angry young man' trend. People might change their perception after watching our film. Since it is a film about climate change, I guess you will talk about it after watching the film.
TS: I don't know to what extent cinema can change the world. It's an age-old debate and I don't think I am qualified to answer the question. But I think every film has a message. When people watch our film, they will relate to it in their own special way.
BOI: A few films that were to release along with Kadvi Hawa have been postponed. Is that a relief?
RS: I don't think we have any box office pressure but Nila and Drishyam Films might. If I was a box office star, I wouldn't have done such films.
SM: It is almost like gambling. If two players leave the table, it is always an advantage. The risks will obviously lessen.
TS: I don't know how to answer this question.
BOI: Tell us about your future projects.
TS: Satyanshu and Devanshu are brothers and they are making a film titled Chintoo Ka Birthday. I will be sharing screen space with Vinay Pathak. Tanmay Bhatt is producing the film. There is a great energy in that project because almost everyone is a newcomer.
RS: I will be shooting Rajat Kapoor's Kadak and, in January, shooting Abhishek Chaubey's film. That's all
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April 12, 2017—Findings from the pivotal WISE study were published online ahead of print by Dierk Scheinert, MD, et al in Circulation: Cardiovascular Interventions. WISE evaluated the safety and performance of Allium Medical's Wirion embolic protection system (EPS) in patients undergoing carotid artery stenting (CAS). The Wirion device is used to deploy an independent distal filter using any 0.014-inch guidewire. The investigators concluded that the data suggest that the use of an independent modular filter for CAS in high-surgical-risk patients is safe and effective.
As summarized in Circulation: Cardiovascular Interventions, the prospective, multicenter, nonrandomized, open-label, single-arm study of CAS in high-surgical-risk patients was performed. The primary endpoint (a composite of death, stroke, and myocardial infarction at 30 days) was compared with performance goals derived from historical controls. Secondary endpoints were components of the primary endpoint and the device, angiographic, procedural, and clinical success rates. Preplanned interim analysis was conducted on the first 120 patients.
The investigators reported that at interim analysis, the primary endpoint was significantly lower for the Wirion EPS group, compared with historical data (3.3% vs 6.3%; P = .0008). Analysis of primary endpoint components in the WISE group, compared with the historical control group, shows numerically lower mortality (0% vs 1.7%; P = .21), stroke (2.5% vs 4.6%; P = .18), and myocardial infarction (0.8% vs 1.5%; P = .5). Device, angiographic, procedural, and clinical success was achieved in 99.2%, 99.1%, 98.3%, and 96.6% of cases, respectively.
The outcomes suggest that use of an independent modular filter may be associated with a lower rate of embolic complications associated with carotid stent placement, advised the investigators in Circulation: Cardiovascular Interventions.
In June 2015, Allium Medical, an Israeli medical device company, announced that it received US Food and Drug Administration clearance to market the Gardia Wirion system in the United States for the clinical indication of emboli protection during carotid artery catheterization procedures. In Israel and Europe, it is approved for widespread use in all cardiovascular catheterization procedures.

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By Kathryn Kopchik
LEWISBURG, Pa. — David Engel's Pirate School will come to the Weis Center for the Performing Arts stage at Bucknell University on Saturday, Dec. 14, at 1 p.m.
The family-friendly matinee is free; tickets are not required. Doors open at 12:30 p.m. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Attendees are asked to bring a canned food item, which will be donated to the Union County Children and Youth Services and distributed to local families in need during the holiday season.
Bucknell University acknowledges with gratitude generous funding from the Family of Janet C. Weis which makes this performance possible.
Engel describes the show as "a madcap, swashbuckling one-man family vaudeville show." Pirate School has enthralled, emboldened and delighted thousands of families for more than 18 years with its own mischievous blend of clown theater, slapstick antics, adept magic and puppetry, zany music, rich special effects score and its signature brand of boisterous full-audience participation.
Featured in New York Magazine's "Best of New York: Kids", Pirate School consistently draws large family audiences because of its undeniable, enduring theme: allowing kids to live the dream of the roving swashbuckler in a joyful, non-violent fashion.
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Engel plays bumbling pirate professor Billy Bones, who teaches youngsters how to be good pirates with zany lessons on how to stand, talk, sing and laugh like jaunty buccaneers. Audiences engage in boisterous competitions and learn the finer points of light-hearted mischief while cannons boom, skulls talk, cutlasses drop, bubbles pop and pets run amok.
A veteran New York physical comedian and actor who performs more than 250 shows a year, Engel has worked in TV, commercials and film and has been seen on stages across the US, Europe, Singapore and China. He's played for notable companies as Steppenwolf Theater, 500 Clown, Redmoon Theatre, and for 12 years as a "clown doctor" with the Big Apple Circus' in-hospital Clown Care Program.
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Did Khloe Kardashian Steal Ideas From A Designer? — See Her Scathing Response
Don't mess with Khloe Kardashian! The 'Good American' designer has been accused by Destiney Bleu of stealing designs, and on June 13 she clapped back with a savage legal letter.
Ouch! Khloe Kardashian, 32, absolutely roasted the designer that accused her of stealing ideas in a new legal letter released on June 13. Her lawyer, Marty Singer, had some pretty harsh words for Destiney Bleu, who has designed for other stars like Beyonce. Destiney insists that Khloe stole her design for a bedazzled cat suit. Even worse, she says Khloe "bullied" her into not talking about it. Well, brace yourself, because Khloe didn't take that lying down. Click through the gallery above to read all of the docs.
"In order for your client Destiney Bleu to get her '15 minutes of fame,' you and your client outrageously defamed Good American and Ms. Kardashian by falsely stating that my client stole or copied your client's bodysuit design." Yikes! The letter also accuses Destiney of "unrelenting commercial exploitation or Ms. Kardashian's name and photograph." It goes on to show comparison pictures and insist that Khloe didn't steal anything. As a matter of fact, it says "similar sheer, crystal embellished catsuits and bodysuits by other designers have been worn by countless celebrities over the past 40 years. Therefore, it is laughable for your client to claim that anyone has copied her designs when her designs are so obviously copied from other designers." OUCH!
The letter also includes several images of outfits Khloe has worn to prove that she's been rocking crystal bodysuits since before she had ever heard of Destiney. "My clients have sterling reputations for their integrity and professionalism, and they do not take lightly the false and defamatory aspersions your client has cast on their hard-earned reputations," writes Marty. Basically, they argue that Destiney is only causing a ruckus to bump sales for her own clothing company, while hurting the Kardashians.
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Western fairytales get a Korean makeover and the results are stunning!
While some might dismiss fairy tales as simple children's stories, their cultural significance should never be overlooked! Not only do fairy tales provide a form of common cultural narrative, but they can also greatly shape the communal imagination of the society in which they originate. If so, what do you get when you reimagine classic Western fairytales as Korean? The results will take your breath away!
The artist responsible for the beautiful and fanciful transformations is none other than South Korean artist Wooh Nayoung, better known by the nickname 'Obsidian'. Wooh Nayoung started giving Western fairytales their whimsical Korean makeover as early as 2009, and her work has been gaining more and more attention as of late. However, her current project is not her first foray into showcasing the beauties of Korean aesthetics in a modern and imaginative way.
(Wooh Nayoung AKA "Obsidian")
Wooh's current project title 'Fairy Tales' is a effort on the part of the artist to create "reinterpretations of Western fairy tales" by depicting various characters utilizing a fantastic mix of both modern and traditional Korean aesthetics!
Make sure to check out some of her fantastic fairy tale artwork below:
#1 The Frog Prince
#2 Red Riding Hood
#3 The Wild Swans
#4 The Snow Queen
#4 Coronet Dance & Royal Ladies
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Let's face it, this Spring had its fits and starts, with unseasonable cool temperatures masking the weather maps. Hopefully by the time you read this, 'normal' June weather will be ushering us New Yorkers into a much-welcomed Summer of sun and fun.
In case you don't have a country house (or a share in one this year), there are plenty of ways to "get away from it all" without even leaving the confines of the five boroughs.
Two fabulous standouts are the Brooklyn Botanic Garden and the New York Botanical Garden—where you can tiptoe through the tulips and just about any other flower you can think of.
The Northern end of Brooklyn's 585-acre Prospect Park offers a cultural trifecta: The Brooklyn Public Library, The Brooklyn Museum and the always-gorgeous 52-acre Brooklyn Botanic Garden (BBG), which is about the size of 55 football fields. And just to the south is the Prospect Park Zoo.
It has been said that we often forget to stop and smell the roses. Well, you can correct that by heading to the BBG in June to savor Rose Month—where the Cranford Rose Garden has been one of the most popular attractions since it first opened in 1928.
In June, when the roses are in full bloom, tens of thousands of blossoms cascade down arches, climb lattices and clamber over the pavilion—all superstars in one of the largest collections in North America where over a thousand types of roses are cultivated. This glorious garden within a garden is a repository for roses both old and modern and some of the first roses planted in 1927 are still thriving in the garden today—more than 1,000 varieties in all.
But, as they say: There's more! The other big news at the BBG this Summer is the newly opened Yellow Magnolia Café. This isn't some concession selling hotdogs and soft drinks but rather a major destination restaurant, open for lunch Tuesday through Friday, 11 am to 5 pm; Saturday and Sunday, 11 am to 4 pm (look for weekly brunch specials). Reservations are recommended, although drop-ins are welcome on a first-come basis.
The yellow magnolia tree, the café's namesake, was first developed at the BBG and its flowers provided inspiration for noted architect David Rockwell who designed the restaurant and its interiors. Set in a long greenhouse, the café features a mural of yellow magnolia flowers and looks out onto the BBG's famed (and soothing) Lily Pool Terrace. The café is a wing of the historical Palm House, a glass and steel structure designed by McKim, Mead & White, dedicated in 1917 as the Conservatory. Today it's available for special events and weddings.
The café and Palm House are both run by Patina Restaurant Group (Lincoln, Sea Grill among others) where chef and restaurateur Rob Newton of Smith Street fame (Brooklyn) offers his take on what food served in a botanic setting should be. Emphasis is placed on locally sourced organic/natural produce and meats and is served in a clean and straightforward manner. But, there is also a great burger and crispy fried chicken on the menu. There's whimsy, too: the fried chicken is accompanied with a small bottle with an eye-dropped in it, so you can add hot sauce to taste. The menu, of course, will change with the seasons so visit this urban oasis as often as you can—whether the roses are in bloom, or not.
For more information on the Brooklyn Botanic Garden (990 Washington Avenue; 718-623-7200), visit bbg.org.
It could not be easier to travel to the New York Botanical Garden (NYBG) in The Bronx. Just hop on the Metro-North Harlem local line at Grand Central (or 125th Street), and 20 minutes later you'll be at the Botanical Garden stop, just across from the main entrance.
Each year more than one million visitors explore the gardens, which feature more than one million plants. But don't worry, there is plenty of room for everybody at this 250-acre national landmark that first opened to the public in 1891.
Through October 29th, there's a major, once-in-a-lifetime special exhibit. For the first time in New York City, in more than ten years, works by Dale Chihuly are being featured. Twenty installations of his artworks are currently on view throughout the NYBG gardens and its structures.
The garden's already dramatic vistas become living canvases for work created specifically for NYBG, showcasing Seattle-based Chihuly's signature organic shapes. Within the 20 installations, three new works enliven the water features of the Native Plant Garden and the Enid A. Haupt Conservatory Courtyard's Tropical Pool, reflecting the interplay and movement of color and light.
You can easily spend a day viewing the regular offerings at NYBG and the unique Chihuly installations. You don't even have to leave the grounds to enjoy a nice meal or snack at the casual Pine Tree Café or the full-service Hudson Garden Grill within the idyllic setting of the 40-acre Ross Conifer Arboretum.
On "Chihuly Nights," the exhibition is infused with an incredible, perhaps even magical, energy as the artworks are illuminated amid NYBG's already spectacular vistas and magnificent Conservatory.
You will most likely want to do what thousands of others do each year—become a member of the NYBG and enter as many times as you wish, year round, at no charge beyond the initial membership fee. There are special weekend celebrations, films, and poetry and art programs for all ages offering colorful and imaginative tributes to nature.
For more information on New York Botanical Garden (2900 Southern Blvd.; 718-817-8700), visit nybg.org.
Clint Brownfield is a travel, food and beverage writer and has reported from all seven continents, more than 100 countries and 45 states. He is based in New York City—his favorite destination in the world.


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What are the most popular new shows (and the worst) of the fall TV season? TV Guide has been polling the public the past few weeks, and the top favorites are "Sleepy Hollow (Tom Mison), "The Blacklist" (James Spader), "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." (Clark Gregg), and "The Crazy Ones" (Robin Williams). On the complete list of 26 freshman series, the bottom four consists of two cancelled programs, "Lucky 7" and "We Are Men," plus "Dads" and "Super Fun Night". TV Guide.
Screenplay contenders for the Oscars, Golden Globes, Writers Guild, and other groups are already jockeying for position in the awards derby. New scripts that can now be downloaded include "Before Midnight," "Frozen," "Monsters University," "The Past," and "Rush." They join previously available screenplays online from "The Invisible Woman," "Kill Your Darlings," "Lone Survivor," "Mud," and more. Rope of Silicon.
Glenn Whipp projects the Oscar contenders for Best Picture. The locks are "12 Years a Slave" and "Gravity" with "Captain Phillips" very likely. Pros and cons are then provided for "Saving Mr. Banks," "Nebraska," "Inside Llewyn Davis," "Dallas Buyers Club," and several other possible contenders. L.A. Times.
"The Act of Killing" might be the documentary to beat this year at the Academy Awards. Directed by Joshua Oppenheimer, the "sobering" film is about Indonesian genocide and has been racking up nominations from groups across the board. Another film doing well is "Stories We Tell," a family memoir from actress/director Sarah Polley. Hitfix.
After a "botched" change on NBC's "Today" last time, executives are already trying to make the next anchor transition on the long-running morning program "smooth and painless." Producers made a sudden switch from Ann Curry to Savannah Guthrie last year. When the contract of Matt Lauer expires, names under consideration are Willie Geist (late morning anchor), David Gregory ("Meet the Press"), and Carl Quintanilla (CNBC). Hollywood Reporter.
Forest Whitaker will be honored with a retrospective and tribute this Friday by the American Cinematheque for his film career. He won an Oscar as Best Actor for "The Last King of Scotland" in 2006 and is a contender this year for "The Butler." Awards Daily.
Anne Thompson champions "The Spectacular Now" to awards voters and reminds that it has a 97% fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes. She was specifically won over by the young leads Miles Teller and Shailene Woodley as they "go for broke in this genuine crowd-pleaser." With screeners going out this week, she says the best hopes ride with Independent Spirit voters but there is hope for others. Thompson on Hollywood.
Blockbuster Video is closing its remaining 300 stores by the end of January. The video rental store was a giant in the entertainment industry starting in 1985 and had over 9,000 stores as recently as 2004. Online servicer Netflix then became popular with DVD rentals through the mail, leading to a massive decline for the video chain. Deadline.


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text: Say no to human clones Feb 09, 2018 0 629 12345 Tribune News ServiceREMEMBER the human cloning controversies of the early 2000s? One reason they faded was that scientists were unable to clone non-human primates. With the news that monkeys have now been cloned in China, we should brace for a rerun of arguments for cloning humans. But human reproductive cloning would be every bit as misguided and dangerous now as it was then.Back in 1971, James Watson of DNA double helix fame raised the prospect of human cloning becoming a reality. Then, in 1997, it was announced that scientists had created what had long been seen as impossible: a cloned mammal, a sheep dubbed 'Dolly'. The human clone debate picked up.A few outliers claimed to be on the verge of producing human clones, including members of a"UFO religion". A number of scientists and fertility doctors argued that human reproductive cloning should proceed once safety wrinkles were worked out. Nature called it inevitable. But it soon became clear that most efforts to clone mammals failed, and that non-human primate cloning was especially hard. Most scientists concluded it was too dangerous to attempt in people.Now we have the two cloned macaques. The failure rate was very high, with two reportedly healthy offspring born from 79 implanted embryos. And the method uses foetal cells, so it is no good for the favourite scenarios of human clone advocates: replacing a dead child, creating a genetically identical"saviour sibling" or recreating an Albert Einstein.Most importantly, the existence of cloned monkeys doesn't alter the social and ethical case against human reproductive cloning, banned in more than 70 nations, including China, and 15 US states.Subjecting a human to the dire risks shown in animal cloning, including in monkeys'82 would represent unethical human experimentation. So, too, would the psychological and emotional risks faced by a cloned child. Human cloning also comes with other unwarranted health risks: to the many women who would need eggs extracted, and to the dozens needed as surrogates for clone pregnancies, which have posed serious dangers in some species.There are broader social and human rights issues, too. At least since Dolly, talk of human cloning has been linked, technically and ideologically, to other forms of reproductive human genetic manipulation. If the cloned monkeys revive talk of cloned humans, echoes will reverberate in the ongoing debate about germline editing in people.Both procedures would risk opening the door to a world in which the affluent design their offspring's biology to produce purportedly superior children, layering new forms of inequality and discrimination onto existing disparities. There is no justifiable reason for taking such risks. Pages 1234567891011 POST A COMMENT


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Illustrating facial expressions in comic art is an essential skill and the best way to drive home your punchline. In this 40-minute class, Owl Turd cartoonist Shen shows you how to translate the range of human expressions into cartoon drawings.
Follow along as Shen demonstrates happy, sad, angry, tired, and infatuated in some of his own characters, using his favorite exercises and drawing processes. He starts with the basics of each expression, explains how to demonstrate each one through drawing, and breaks down how to merge each expression with your comic to create full-on characters in your work.
Plus, he shares additional insights on understanding context for your comics, changing the magnitude of expression between frames, and wrapping up a cohesive narrative with these expressions. Happy drawing!
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Hi, I'm Shenanigansen, the author of Owl Turd Comix. I love gaming, technology overall, cats & other cute stuff, bike paths & trails, and eating ice like some kind of a dingus. I have no formal education in art, but have been making comics for a while now. Sometimes create comics for CollegeHumor and LINE Webtoon,and you can also find my work on the Daily Dot. My tools are:Photoshop CS6 Wacom Intuos5 tablet


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Do you want to take a little trip in time and get from spring right to hot summer before the calendar?.. Then come to Cleanelly stores, we already have the new summer collection with tropical spirit – Tesoro della giungla by Cleanelly Collection!
The new collection of bathrobes, towels, sheets and bath mats is made in eco-style: both men's and women's products are decorated with prints of rattan and palm leaves. The colors of the collection support the set of natural guide line: there are quiet and delicate shades of khaki, ivory, almond oil, complemented by delicate pink and soft-blue.
The collection is made in "unisex" style – all the products can be perfectly combined with each other, allowing you to create harmonious combinations in the bathroom and the bedroom. Bathrobes collection for men and women has a wide variety of models: hooded and with the placket collar, long sleeve and lightweight models with a ¾ length sleeve, made of waffle fabric and also a completely new model of lightweight material.
Robes for men are in harmony with women ones. A model for ladies of soft pink color, decorated with embroidery of delicate pink flamingos looks especially gentle on their background. Tesoro della giungla towels – plain-dyed and color-woven – are decorated with relief print, simulating rattan plexus and a pattern of palm leaves.
Terry bed sheets and bedspreads of the collection look luxurious and at the same time elegant: they are also adorned with exotic tropical leaves and rattan plexus print.
A useful accessory for home is a terry bath mat which is included in this collection. Its soft and calm shades of almond oil and "rattan" print allow it to easily fit into the interior of any bathroom.
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There are two ways to implement CRM software in your organisation. The first is to install a software package somewhere on your IT computer network. The alternative is to use one of the remotely delivered services that may be accessed via a web browser - the so-called Software as a Service (SaaS) option. Note that the distinction between packaged and SaaS software is being blurred as installable software such as Microsoft CRM is largely web based so can be used in the office or accessed by home workers or your sales team via mobile Internet devices.
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Solid satin brass nameplate .020" thick includes up to 2 lines of engraving and 2 images. Max 14 characters per line. Nameplate comes with an adhesive back. Just peel off top layer and stick to your item. Choose your font and enter your engraving information above. Make sure to choose the image you would like engraved on your brass nameplate.
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PGSM : Master
The Fondation Sciences Mathématiques de Paris offers to students, selected through an online application process, some scholarships of 1 or 2 years in one of the universities of its network. The laureates will be able to register to the universities of the FSMP network. They will benefit from a range of courses based on the skills of the whole parisian laboratories in mathematical sciences research.
This program is supported by the French Embassy in Iran, Vietnam, Romania, Cuba and Université Paris Sciences Lettres (PSL), INRIA, Fondation Dauphine.
Be careful, PGSM scholarships cannot be combined with other financial help.
Calls for applications
There are 2 calls of applications each year:
1) October 1st 2018 to January 26th 2019 (11.59 pm, Paris Time) : this call is open to students who carried out a bachelor degree or a first year of master outside of France. Applications must be made online, here.
2) December 1st 2018 to May 10th 2019 (11.59 pm, Paris Time) : this call is open for the same students above mentioned and students who carried out a bachelor degree or a first year of master in one of the universities of the FSMP's network. Applications must be made online, here.
During the second call, an additional M2 scholarship will be awarded to a female student who has completed her M1 in mathematics or prepared "agrégation de mathématiques" in Sorbonne University (Paris 6) or Paris Diderot University (Paris 7).
The scholarship
This scholarship is available for students who wish to follow their study in the first and/or in the second year of master in fundamental mathematics and theoretical computer science.
This program is only available for students who can benefit from the French social coverage for students. Thus, for the next calls for applications (2019-2020), only applicants born after September, 1st 1992 are able to apply to a M2 scholarship (or October, 1st 1993 for a 2-year scholarship)
The scholarship
The laureates of PGSM International receive a scholarship of 1100 euros per month maximum : 600€/month + 500 €/month for a housing benefit (upon justification only)
The FSMP will take care of finding an accomodation for the laureates in students residence under preferential conditions. Furthermore, we reimburse the price of their return ticket from your home country to Paris (one return ticket in economic class per year)
Laureates of M2 will receive a scholarship for 10 months + 2 months if they want to do a doctorate in France. However, M1 laureates will receive a 12-month scolarship.
Administrative and scientific support
The administrative team of the Foundation helps every students to be well integrated in the Paris' microcosm. The team also helps them for any administrative procedures such as Universtity registration, medical care or Visa's procedure.
Laureates benefit from a scientific supervision and a follow-up of their school results :
- Advice on courses : The laureates benefit from personalised advice from a tutor at the Fondation Sciences Mathématiques de Paris who will be his/her tutor during one or two years. The tutor advises his/her student on what courses to choose, depending on his/her previous education and plans for further study. He can also gives advice on what to do after the first year of master and help his/her students consider the option of further study at the end of the master.
- Direction of studies : The Fundation and the director of studies regularly check on the scientific progress of PGSM students. Individual support, relying on doctoral students for example, can be set up on a case-by-case basis.
- For non French speaking students : Students' tutors may propose non-french speaking pupils to be helped in English, and may guide them to follow some trainings to learn French as a foreign language. It is wisely adviced for students who do not speak any French to undertake some intensive training before the begining of the school year, in their host university.
Selection is made through the excellency of each student's academic records linked to their Bachelor years .
Decision is made by the PGSM Steering Committee.
Scholarship for the second year is linked to the results of the first year's examination.
Complete application will only be studied.
pgsm -at- fsmp.fr
It is mandatory for PGSM Students to be in Paris from September 1st to benefit from intensive french courses and to be up to date for administrative procedures.
Click here for more information about the masters which are eligible to our program
Click here if you need more information about the master degree in France
Universities or institutions of the FSMP network
Here is a list of univeristies offering a master program within the framework of PGSM
Université Pierre et Marie-Curie
Université Paris-Diderot
Université Paris-Dauphine
Université Paris-Descartes
Université Paris-Nord
Ecole Normale Supérieure
Documents to enclosed to the online application
- Curriculum vitae
- Letter of application
- Bachelor/ Master certificate and school reports M1/M2
- Letter(s) of recommendation(s): do not forget to mention (step 4 of the application process) the e-mail address of the professors who wish to send recommendation letters. They will receive an automatic email to upload their letter.
Complete application will be studied only.
Applicants are invited to submit to their application all documents they think are important (rankings, ranking in national and international competitions ...) That would help to determine the level of the application. All the given information must be official. Moreover, the authors of the recommendation's letters are, if possible, encouraged to provide elements of comparison that can be checked.


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In this calendar year I've taken eight senior portraits and came away impressed by these young people (does saying young people make me sound old?). While this group is trying to figure out exactly what their next step will be, they seem to be ahead of the curve in knowing who they want to be and how they want to live their lives. It has been 19 years since I was a senior in high school (whoa) and in recent years the 'who I want to be' and 'how I want to live my life' have become much clearer, but having that mindset as a younger person would have been extremely valuable.
In addition to having a great mindset this group has invested their time into life shaping experiences; they've traveled extensively, learned languages, participate in a variety of sports, they sing, play instruments beautifully, participate in theatre, care for animals, they care for their family friends, and seem to have a pretty good time doing it. I've come to realize that when it comes to your time (and money), experiences and relationships are worth investing in, and I think these "kids" get it.
Okay, enough talk: here are some of my favorite pictures of the seniors. All Vermonters, mostly Randolph Union High School, but also Williamstown, Burr & Burton (Manchester), and Sharon Academy.
Ella (TSA - Ella actually graduated in 2015, but we took her pictures just a few days before graduation)
Abi (Randolph)
Kelsey (Randolph)
Anais (Randolph)
Peter (Williamstown)
Natalie (Burr & Burton)
Connor (Randolph)
Henry (Randolph)
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Calvin Guse, Maylynn Hu, Maureen Sheehan and Ellie Taylor were the winners among the 28 MHS students who participated in the Concerto-Aria Competition on Jan. 9.
Hu performed on the piano and played Beethoven's Piano Concerto No.3 in C Minor, Mvt. 1. Guse and Sheehan played the violas and performed Bach's Brandenburg Concerto No.6, Mvt. 3. Taylor performed on the violin and played Wieniawski's Concerto No.2 in D minor, Mvt. 3.
The four students were selected to perform with the MHS Symphony Orchestra at their March 15 concert. Taylor will also perform at Eine Kleine Kindermusik on March 13.
The following students were selected as featured performers for a MHS Music Department Fine Arts Week Honors Recital: Meghna Datta, violin, Sibelius Violin Concerto, Mvt. 1; Megan Andrews, horn, F. Strauss Horn Concerto No.1, Mvt. 1; Sam Miller, cello, Saint-Saëns Cello Concerto, Mvt. 1; Abigail and Ruth Thompson, vocal duet, Offenbach Belle Nuit; Mary Hsu, viola, Bruch Romance; Felicity Cole, alto sax, Glazunov Saxophone Concerto and Calvin Guse, piano, Prokoviev Piano Concerto, No.3, Mvt. 1.
MHS students who auditioned included: Megan Andrews, Aaron Brenton, Mia Chapman, Michael Chiaverini, Felicity Cole, Meghna Datta, Amber Fuerbringer, Reshma Gali, Calvin Guse, Mary Hsu, Maylynn Hu, Marcus Knoke, Eric Lee, Sam Miller, Hanne Noughani, Ben Petersen, Amanda Roesch, Maureen Sheehan, Alexis Stahnke, Ellie Taylor, Abigail Thompson, Ruth Thompson, Stuart Wodzro, Zoe Ystenes and Kirstin Yu.
Carrie Backman, the band and orchestra teacher at Madison Edgewood High School, Ben Ferris, an orchestra teacher in the Monona Grove School District, and and Elizabeth Heiks, an orchestra teacher at Waunakee High School, judged the event.
"Without question, it is wonderful to hear an evening filled with so many excellent performances by students at MHS. All of the participants in this year's competition are to be commended for their dedication and hard work — every one of them should be proud of his or her accomplishments,'' MHS music department instructional leader and orchestra Steve Kurr said. "Middleton High School and your community are honored to have you here. The MHS Music Department extends our congratulations to all performers — you are all winners!"


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Coffeyville (620) 251-6008
Faye Marie Patterson, 88, of Coffeyville passed away Saturday, October 7, 2017, at Coffeyville Regional Medical Center.
She was born on May 16, 1929, in Coffeyville to R.D. and Pearl (Sandlin) Livingston. Faye grew up and attend school in Coffeyville graduating from Field Kindley High School.
In 1949, she married Charles Patterson, they were later divorced.
Faye was employed at George's Cafeteria, Litwins, Med Source and at Coffeyville Community College Food Service.
Survivors include one daughter, Patrice Talbott of Coffeyville; two grandsons, Torrey Talbott of Coffeyville and Corey Talbott and wife, Danielle of Dewey, OK; and four great-grandchildren, Allie Talbott, Logan Talbott, Tanner Lewis, Miranda Lewis, and Trenton Lewis.
She was preceded in death by her parents, two sisters, and one brother.
Private services will take place at a later date.
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The Floor is Lava – Inspired by childhood boredom and imagination, this colourway is rich in the colours of volcanic activity: flowing red, orange and yellow reminiscent of lava and the greys, blacks and purples of
cooling molten rock dance with steam, smoke and the heat of liquid earth. You better not step on this yarn unless you want to melt your shoes!
Mashmellow Rino is a soft and lofty single ply superwash merino yarn. It has a brilliant sheen that highlights rich and vibrant colours and is a soft luxurious fibre to knit. Perfect for next to the skin wear and garments, the fluff and loft of this yarn works up fast and are great to work with and insulate wonderfully for warmth and coziness. This yarn has a thick and thin quality that can vary between DK and Heavy Worsted.


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Funnyman Russell Brand is planning to open a cafe on the London housing estate where he led a protest against residents' eviction last year (14).
The Forgetting Sarah Marshall star successfully campaigned with New Era estate locals in Hoxton as they fought rent increases.
And, on Thursday (26Mar15), Brand will leave his permanent mark in the neighborhood by opening his Trew Era Cafe, named after his daily YouTube news show, The Trews.
Profits from the trade paperback version of the comedian/activist's latest book, Revolution, will go towards funding The Trew Era Cafe.


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New York City Feb 2013
We had a great trip to NYC. I took along my Pentax K5, of course. In my kit was 35mm f/2.4, recently purchased. Great for street photography giving 50mm focal length equiv on my camera. It's main problem is suffers from softness when open all the way, which is compounded by higher ISO at night. I should have taken the old trusty FA f/1.4 50mm., but I had to sacrifice for space. I also took the crazy wide angle 10-17mm f/4. Fun lens, chromatic aberration not withstanding. The other lens I took was the Limited 50-135mm portrait lens, approximately a 70-200mm on my camera, but much smaller than my actual 70-200mm, which is a large Tamron and gives a 110 to 300mm approximate focal length range. Ironically I sacrificed my extra lenses because we we trying to "carry on everything", but we ended up checking our luggage so I could have taken more. Over all I was pretty happy with the results, but I wont leave w/o the 50mm f1.4 again.
I have discovered that its best to bump the ISO to get faster shutter speeds when cruising at night. you can always clean up noise in post processing.
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Pulp Hola, hola!! Here you have this week's inspiration: Cut open a piece of fruit you have at home Look at the different color tones, texture, shape and then smell it and touch it Remember to take notes and make sketches while you do your research Make a design, pattern, painting or collage inspired by […]
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While I'm out on the trail, I monitor the lake via email. Facebook brings me pictures and words, sometimes a chuckle when I see animals and birds. On Easter I saw Father Tom, and pictured an image of a greater Kingdom. I've seen sunrises and first timers aplenty, I tried to count but lost track…Read More
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The Groundhog may have let us down this year, but that hasn't stopped us from getting ready for warmer weather. Spring has Sprung at Kidz360 Active Learning Centre!
This week Kidz360 Team Building Group learned all about growing wildflowers. A great activity that anyone can do with kids of any age (we even did it with the little ones at KidzFREE60), this showed the hard work and fun that goes into planting a garden. Take a look at all the photos here!
What you need:
1) Seeds – Depending on what you want to grow, you can chose any seeds. Double check which plants will survive in your climate.
2) Soil – This can get a little messy, but getting your hands dirty is part of the fun of gardening!
3) A container – We used Styrofoam Cups and decorated them with the kids to personalize their mini-garden.
So what are the benefits of growing a garden with your family?
- Planting seeds and watching them grow helps children learn about the growth process, the environment and the food they eat.
- Weeding and watering a garden encourages physical activity and teaches responsibility.
- Working side by side allows family members, including parents and grandparents, to develop new appreciation – and respect – for each other that will strengthen their relationship in and out of the garden. "Like preparing a favorite family recipe, gardening tips often are handed down from generation to generation," Neier adds.
- Sharing homegrown produce with others — neighbors or a community food bank, for example — helps children practice responsible citizenship.
- Rain or shine, count on the weather to offer lessons on the effects of sunshine, a gentle rain versus a thunderstorm, windstorm, hail and drought.
Start with a small garden in the backyard or even a garden planter in the house to nurture your child's interest in getting in the dirt and to bring your family the many benefits growing a garden can provide.


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Source: CBS Local Sports
Ricky Morton of the Rock 'n' Roll Express spoke with CBS Local Sports about a number of wrestling topics. Here are some of the highlights:
"It was Mark Carrano in talent relations. I was sitting here thinking about a hundred things, and Mark Carrano called us. Actually, I cried. I guess I'm just a big baby. It was emotional. It wasn't only good for Robert and me. My wife was so excited, my children, my grandkids. They were all there and spent the week with us. WWE took care of all of that. They flew us first class, and I stayed in a suite as big as my house. The things were so fun. Going to the autograph signings and how everything just clicked. They had a display for us for the Hall of Fame, and the way they put all that together was fantastic. I don't know that I can ever top that moment."
Being robbed by promoters at the peak of his career:
"I didn't find out until later on that even the Midnight Express and Jim Cornette had a contract for $250,000 a year. My biggest year in the business was $125,000. When they were selling all of the posters and records and things, I sold over a million of them for $19.95. You know, we never got a dime of that. It's my own fault. I'm not sitting here trying to blame Jim Crockett. They got away with it. The only person I can blame is myself."
Performing high-flying moves that are done today:
"No, not really. You have to understand this was before the days of contracts. These guys have contracts now and make millions of dollars. For millions of dollars, I guess I'll take a couple of bumps like that. But some of these guys it's just like wow. Take Jeff Hardy, for instance. He has to be one of the toughest guys in the world. I've seen him fall 20 feet and every show off the top rope and to the floor. Do you know who else impressed me? Shane McMahon. Even though he's Vince's son, good Christ! Did you see some of the bumps he takes?! That's impressive as heck. He didn't have to do that, but he does. That's part of the love of our business."
Ricky Morton also discussed more about the Hall of Fame induction and if the induction helped the Rock 'n' Roll Express on the indies. You can read the full interview by clicking here.
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TEXAS CITY, TX --Authorities found the body of a 41-year-old man who disappeared Saturday night while wade fishing off the Texas City Dike.
Michael Christianson was wade fishing with a friend when they became separated. His friend tried to find him and went for help.
Witnesses said they could hear the man screaming.
The U.S. Coast Guard was notified just after 9pm. They deployed a helicopter to assist Texas City Police Department and Texas City Fire Department in the search.
The helicopter spotted the body just after 10:30pm.


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As an admin of an agency account, I receive at least 5 Weekly Report emails, yet it doesn't include the name of the account. In many instances I have no way of knowing for which account/client I'm receiving the report.
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