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Since getting his release from prison, the long lost Hot Boy Turk has been cooking up his return to music. For his forthcoming mixtape, Blame It On The System, the Nawlins rapper teamed up with his old comrade Lil Wayne. Turk still hasn't lost his voice… like someone else we know. As a bonus, peep his verse on a new Mack Maine track.
Listen to "Zip It" and "I'm On It" after the jump…
New Music: Turk 'Zip It' (Feat. Weezy)
New Music: Mack Maine – 'I'm On It' (Feat. Turk & Mystikal)
Thanks to HHNM and LilWayneHQ
Hot Boyz Member Turk Released From Prison After 9 Years
7 Responses to "New Music: Turk feat. Lil Wayne "Zip It""
sleep Says:
December 1st, 2012 at 7:48 pmunnecessary shots fired at shyne. hopefully dude gets his voice back cause from the point of his release to his las tmixtape it has improved.
Rhyme & Reason Says:
December 2nd, 2012 at 12:06 amGotta welcome back the tacky Cash Money Artwork!! Some things one my need more time to grow out of smh
BandanaMac Says:
December 2nd, 2012 at 4:13 amTurk still hasn't lost his voice… like someone else we know.
*shots fired* LOL
Big Duece Says:
December 2nd, 2012 at 1:07 pmTurk got busy.. No shyne po shit
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December 2nd, 2012 at 2:01 pmNobody has commented on this?
Personally I like this. Turk been gone a long time so I didn't know what he would sound like but shit sounds good to me. If he keep it on dat street level turk could have a lane to service.
bullets Says:
December 2nd, 2012 at 5:44 pmlol thats true turk didnt lose his voice but he was never anything special on a mic in the 1st place left making mediocre shit came home got right back to it..
Hollywood Lo -- Southside Memphis, that is. Says:
December 2nd, 2012 at 10:58 pmthat's real, big homie. his shit is not what I was hoping for: Street; hard-body. I wanna hear some harder shit.
on another note … Mystical laid a nice verse on that song up there – it was a breath of fresh air. It's probably the hardest verse I've heard, artistically, since Scarface's and Nas' verse on "I fucked Hiphop."
Shout to mystical … hardest verse I've heard in a month, or so.


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Sony urges NOT to use the Xperia Z5 underwater
Xperia was known best for being waterproof and taking pictures under water. However, with the new Xperia Z5, Sony has changed its guidelines by mentioning 'not to take the device under water, and if you do, the warranty will be void'
The Xperia Z5 had the highest possible IP68 rating for dust and water resistance but with this announcement, the resistance factor has become contradictory. The new rating indicates that the device has been tested by being immersed in the fresh water for about 30 minutes and up to 1.5 meters.
However, the language seems to have changed in Sony's website regarding the Xperia Z5 to: 'The IP rating of your device was achieved in laboratory conditions in standby mode, so you should not use the device underwater
Sony, simply, cannot gurantee that swimming and taking photos won't damages your handset since they did not test the phone in such scenario.
"There are… many environmental factors which we could not assess [during testing]," explains a Sony representative in a forum post. "Therefore we recommend not submerging our Xperia Z5 in water."
No matter what, the Sony Xperia series is widely known for this great feature and those who own it, know the enjoyment of taking pictures under the water.
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And yet Warren Buffett, the investor who finds value where others don't, sees something here — in fact, he sees enough to add his name and Berkshire Hathaway Inc.'s BRK.A, -0.94% BRK.B, -0.72% cash to Coty Inc.'s $10.69 billion offer for Avon AVP, -1.39% Read more about Buffett's joining Coty in its unsolicited offer for Avon.
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one of the surprises and delights of blogs, is that you live in different places and experience different things. i do not have pecan trees. i have never seen pecan trees. and some of the trees you mention i don't know of. i love hearing of others lives thru where they live. probably as much as some love hearing about my farmhouse and farm land in Michigan.
ReplyDeletelove the thought of crunchy green pecans underfoot!! :) we're the total opposite from you, winter is slowly heading out and the rains are coming (spring is a bit of a non-season for us). my morning 'wonder' was seeing that our mama duck had 6 tiny little fluffy little yellow babies with her, they hatched last night... like little bumble bees they are.
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You are probably not far off. Initial at 18 (as long as it starts good) is ok with a total of 36. That is a good starting point and should be able to tune the carb in fairly well. Without being able to drive or have it on a dyno, not much more you can do.
To start the engine with 14-22 degrees initial timing advance, the engine must have between 9:1 to 9.5:1 compression ratio. If the engine has 9.6:1 to 10:1 static compression ratio, 10-13 degrees initial advance would be correct. More initial advance with 9.6:1 to 10:1 SCR with a short (224 deg.) duration camshaft and the engine would be cranking against the ignited mixture and would be difficult to start.
It is best to lock down the initial advance where the engine starts and runs best. Set the initial advance where it is difficult to start and then back in down two degrees. Set the initial advance with no vacuum advance and idling less than 700 RPM, if possible. If the engine idle speed cannot be turned down below 900 RPM you cannot set the initial advance. |
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Thank You all for your assistance,
33Willys77, it is currently at 22 and I tried 24 this afternoon which is starting and idling fine. F-BIRD'88, it is idling fine at 24 right now, so how high should I go? Do I keep going up by 2 degrees at a time until I cannot start it and then go down 2 degrees? MouseFink, I have no idea what the compression is and I have no details to be able to calculate it so hence my question as to figuring this out using other means. The vaccum advance is disconnected and plugged so not a variable in this. Please clarify what you mean with your comment of 'If the engine idle speed cannot be turned down below 900 RPM you cannot set the initial advance'. Engine was running but barely holding in there at 700 rpm with 24 degrees so I turned idle up to 850 and it now runs fine (but it may be getting close, if not already, running on transition slot). Thanks :thumbup: |
The engine must be idling below 700 RPM to check the initial timing advance. That is because the centrifugal (mechanical) timing advance starts advancing the timing at 700 RPM and is fully advanced by 2300 RPM.
Definition of initial timing: The initial timing is where the crank timing mark is indicated by a timing light with the engine running below 700 RPM, without any centrifugal (mechanical) advance and the vacuum advance disconnected. You cannot check the initial timing on high performance engines because those engines idle too high which is due to the long duration camshafts. The factory idle setting is 650 - 700 RPM on regular production engines and the mechanical timing mechanism on those engines is designed not to function at that RPM. If you have a aftermarket distributor, check with the manufacturer of the distributor on how to check the initial timing advance. If the engine will not idle below 700 RPM, forget about setting the initial timing advance. Some factory high performance engines had distributors that delayed the start of the centrifugal timing advance until 1100 - 1200 RPM because they have high performance camshafts and the engines will not idle below 900 RPM. |
Mousefink, he does not have a stock distributor - its all in what he has put together in the MSD. That makes all the stock configurations void. F-Bird is right and this motor should run fine at 18-22. For that cam (without knowing much more), 22 should be plenty of initial.
I think you may find that your starter has less tolerance for initial timing in August than it does in February. Might have to repeat this procedure on a really hot day after the engine is really heat soaked.
A automobile engine will not start with 22 degrees of initial advance.
You are confusing "initial" timing with "initial timing advance". Initial timing is when ignition occurs without any centrifugal advance.. You cannot set the initial timing when the engine is idling above 650 - 700 RPM because the centrifugal advance mechanism is advancing the initial timing. Stock production engines are the only engines that the "initial" timing can be set and only when the engine is idling below 650 - 700 RPM. You must check with the distributor manufacturer if you want to set the initial timing when an aftermarket distributor is being used. |
That is because excessive heat can lead to "pre-ignition" which is the same a over-advanced initial timing. Over advanced ignition causes the piston to compress the ignited mixture, making the engine difficult to start.
If you are seeing 22 degrees at idle, is is NOT the initial timing.
"Initial travel" and "initial advance" is a incorrect description. "Initial timing" is where the timing is before the distributor centrifugal (mechanical) advance starts. There is no such thing as "initial advance" or "initial travel". "Timing advance" starts between 700 and 1200 RPM, depending how it is built into the distributor. Aftermarket performance distributors are designed to have the "timing advance" start at a higher RPM for use with high performance camshafts that must idle at a higher RPM due to longer valve duration and increased valve overlap and low vacuum. .
GM did the same thing to their so-called "stock" distributors. For example: A "stock" Pontiac Ram Air IV distributor centrifugal advance mechanism and the mechanical advance on a "stock" Chevrolet K66 transistor ignition starts at 1100 RPM. |
Just as F-Bird said, engines will start with 22 degrees without problems. I have mine set at 34 degrees (locked) and have no issues at all. Now, if the advance in a distributor does not start to move until 1200 RPM, why would it matter to have the engine idle at 'a must' 650-700? Would make sense that it would be fine at 1000 as well since the advance will not start until 1200. Right?
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Regular production distributors have timing advance that starts at 700-900 RPM. The timing advance in distributors used in high performance engines starts at 1100-1200 RPM. 1.) Engines equipped with some high performance camshafts will not idle below 700 RPM. 2.) Since the centrifugal advance in a stock distributor starts at 700 RPM, you cannot set the initial timing. 3.) In order to lock down the initial timing in a engine e/w a high performance camshaft, you must have a distributor that starts the centrifugal (mechanical) advance at 1100-1200 RPM. A distributor with a higher RPM centrifugal advance mechanism will allow you to turn the engine idle speed low enough so you can set the initial timing before the centrifugal advance starts. After the initial timing is locked by the distributor bolt, you can then turn the idle speed above 1100 RPM and observe the initial timing plus the centrifugal advance. If your timing is 22 degrees BTDC, the initial timing is 12 degrees BTDC with 10 degrees timing advance in by 1200 RPM. . |
I say, stop trying to confuse people. The one that started this topic noted he has an MSD distributor. He can very well have 22 degrees initial. Mine is set at 34 degrees weather its at 600 RPM or 6000 RPM. I'm done here.
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Wow, lots of discussion.
Let me answer some comments/questions: 1. Mousefink, My initial timing is 24 degrees; Mechanical advance curve is set to come in at 1200 and be all in at 2800; I have verified this with a good timing light. Timing did not budge at all until we hit approx 1200 then started to go up. My idle is set at 800 and is stable. I use an MSD 8365 with custom stop advance bushing (14 degrees). And, yes, it starts just fine with 24 degrees initial timing, actually on the first turn of the key. 2. F'bird-88, don't know LSA for sure; tag on the engine said 450 lift, 224 duration, 206 lobe centre but I think the 206 is wrong? (maybe 106?, it was hard to read that part of the tag clearly) Manifold vacuum at idle is 8-12 (bounces fast between that range) at 800 rpm; I could not find my notes with the readings in gear, will redo that next run, likely thursday night. Have not got as far as idle screws yet, they are, however, set at 1.5 turns out on all 4 corners from the factory (I verified). I would hope they would be active as otherwise that means my transfer slot is too exposed. (which I initially set to 0.025) 3. TommyK, thanks, I'll put that on my list. I do have a mini starter with rather high torque capability and I have the headers closest to the starter wrapped. Went through 2 GM starters in 1 year before I learned that one; no issues now in 2 years. 4. I was told that the reason the recommendation for high performance engines to be set to 1100-1200 idle is to ensure proper oil splash and cooling on the cam. I prefer to keep mind a little lower at 800-900 but that is not yet set in stone; we'll see where she settles when I'm all done. Also, keep in mind that I have larger idle air bleeds installed in the carb so that will also affect 'stock' thinking. This was a recommendation by Quickfuel to smooth out my idle and makes sense to me. Thanks for the continued assistance; Cheers |
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Jonathan Trott inked his name into England's Test side with a measured century on day two of the pre-Test warm-up against Bangladesh A.
Trott's commanding knock of 101 before retiring all but assured him a role in Friday's series opener, while Matt Prior made a fine unbeaten 73 of his own as the tourists converted their overnight 68 for three into 281 for seven declared.
With an hour left before stumps the home side were 67 for two, 12 runs behind, after James Tredwell took his seventh and eighth wickets of the match.
The match's first-class status was ended when the injured Syed Rasel was replaced by Mahbubul Alam at the start of play, while England opted to give reserve wicketkeeper Steven Davies a chance behind the stumps in the second innings.
Dollar Mahmud bowled the first over of the morning and Ian Bell was confident enough to take on the short ball, pulling him for four.
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Kevin Pietersen will have been none too pleased to see the arrival of Mehrab Hossain, the left-arm spinner who needed just a ball to remove him yesterday, dealt with comfortably on his introduction.
England's 150 came up in the 35th over but there were just nine more runs added before Bell was trapped lbw by Mehrab to give him a second success.
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Shamsur Rahman was to go, snicking to Davies having hit four fours in his 23.
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Woman infected with cancer from transplanted smoker's lungs inspires campaign
The family of an young woman who died of cancer after having the lungs of a heavy smoker transplanted has started a campaign to encourage healthy donors to come forward.
Jennifer Wederell died of lung cancer at the age of 27 after receiving a double lung transplant to treat cystic fibrosis.
It was only after she was diagnosed with cancer that she learned that her lungs had been donated by a middle-aged person with a 20-a-day smoking habit.
Now her relatives have started a campaign to improve the level of information given to transplant patients and to encourage healthy people to donate organs.
Jennifer Wederell was born with Cystic Fibrosis but was able to live a normal life until her early twenties, when her condition worsened.
In 2009, she was put on a waiting list to receive a double lung transplant. After waiting 18 months for a suitable donor, the transplant operation went ahead and was a great success.
In 2011, Jennifer married her boyfriend David after delaying the wedding until her health had improved.
But less than a year after the operation, Jennifer was diagnosed with lung cancer. It was at this point she learned that her lungs had been donated by a heavy smoker.
Jennifer passed away in August 2012.
Jennifer's husband believes she would not have gone ahead with the transplant if she had been told her donor was a smoker.
"We also want people who have waited all their lives for a transplant to be given the full facts, and the choice that Jennifer never had," said her father Colin Grannell.
Jennifer's case highlights the chronic shortage of organ donors in the UK, and the growing use of "high risk" organs as a result.
Almost 40% of all lung transplants in the last three years have come from donors who were smokers, according to a parliamentary answer by the health minister Earl Howe.
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Under guidelines drawn up by NHS Blood and Transplant in March 2011, patients being offered a transplant should be told of the risks of a donated organ. The donor's smoking history must also be disclosed if the patient requests it.
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I suppose it's "quick" because you don't have to wait for the yeast to rise. Baking can start immediately after mixing is complete. In fact, most chemical leavenings such as baking soda begin rising as soon as it is mixed, so you should definitely start baking it immediately. (Double acting baking powder only reacts completely with heat, so this is less critical.)
They may also be "quick" because the recipes are often simpler and easier (and thus quicker) than a typical yeast bread. Some bakers call these "dump and pour" recipes because you can pretty much just dump all the ingredients into a bowl, mix slightly, and pour it into a baking pan and shove in the oven. (Note: thorough mixing is important; alternate adding flour and liquid when using thick or slippery ingredients like banana mush. However, too much mixing of wet flour will form gluten and make the bread tough, which is good for yeast bread, but not so good for quick bread and muffins.) Almost all muffin and biscuit recipes are quickbreads. Quickbreads bake well in muffin tins, loaf pans, and even cans.
Bisquick typically is used as a quickbread. The biggest advantage of quick breads is that you can include lots of fruit, which would mess up the gluten in a yeast bread. Traditional quick bread recipes often include fruit such as bananas, dates, blueberries, apples, pumpkins, raisins, and of course, all sorts of nuts (usually chopped) and more sugar than typically found in other breads. There are even recipes here vague enough you can pick your own fruit.
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Decorate your soon-to-be snake, drawing the eyes in the middle of the tissue paper.
Cut along the spiral.
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Most answers tell me how to update firefox or how to fix it, how to make the plugin check work or tell me some workarounds. That´s why i think Mozilla has no interest to let the people disable the plugin check, because it got implemented for a reason. But the whole thing is not about computer science. It is about psychology, respect and the free will of the people. At first i get annoyed by this plugin check, then i want my revenge. I want to disable the plugin check! I do not want to make the plugin check work. I do not want to install a new version of firefox. I do not want to update my firefox and i do not want to fix my firefox. In fact i want a (virtual) sledge hammer to destroy my firefox - just a little bit regarding the plugin check. But one feels treated like a child, that has to be protected from it´s own decisions. That´s when i feel annoyed the second time around. So, if mozilla doesn´t grant me the choice to disable the plugin check at will, i am only free to decide which browser i´m going to use.
hello, firefox 14 has reached its end of life months ago & is no longer supported. just Update Firefox to the latest version - this will already fix the problem.
... when you lead with your chin, don't be surprised if you get knocked on your ass.
I´m sorry if i have confused you with my explanation. Since i´m a webdesigner by myself, i don´t have a problem to cope with the plugin check. I just wanted to find out if mozilla is monitoring the given answers. Thank you!
@ the-edmeister I´d like to apologise if you felt offended by my question. That was not my intention. Within my explanation i tried to describe the feelings of an unexperienced user like my father (77 years old). Because i felt the answers given so far were evasive. Everybody recommended to update or fix firefox respectively the plugin check, but no one seemed to answer the question if one can disable the plugin check completetly. I just wanted to know if there is some kind of censorship that blends out answers inconvenient to mozilla. Thank you!
When people come here with a bit of a attitude like you did they tend to get ignored or not really helped like would have if they just stayed calm and asked. This is a forum of volunteers who only have so much time to spend and which would you rather spend time helping in, a thread where the OP had a attitude or was rude and or attacking others or Mozilla or spend time in a thread where the OP was calm and polite .
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James said This is a forum of volunteers who only have so much time to spend and which would you rather spend time helping in, a thread where the OP had a attitude or was rude and or attacking others or Mozilla or spend time in a thread where the OP was calm and polite
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Honestly throwing up a couple posts was my way of throwing a line in the water to see if I get any bites! I have intentions to possibly become a vendor on here depending on if I got any positive feedback or not!
Oh and i'm sure I could do an 05! It would just require me buying a pillar for an 05 from Subaru... I use OEM pillars and mount the pod onto that!


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Vintage Memories
Hey baby, do we have an 18-karat trip for you! Dig out your Bobby Darin tapes (yes, we know you still have them), put on your favorite gloves and enjoy a blast from the past.
To truly live a vintage memory, you need to be dressed the part! Start your trip at Miss Ruth's Time Bomb with a shopping spree for vintage and vintage-inspired clothing and accessories. This newly renovated space boasts retro clothing, accessories and gifts.
Next, it's time to glam up your look. Pop into Marjorie's Gems and browse their collection of vintage and antique jewelry ranging from costume jewelry to estate jewels.
Carlisle and the surrounding area are filled with antique shops, check out our Cumberland Valley Antiques Trail for places to discover one-of-a-kind retro items.
For lunch, pick a fancy hat (or bring your own!) at Camellia's Sin Tea Parlor & Gift Shop to wear as you sip on a selection of themed teas and nibble on bite-sized treats. Don't forget to peruse the gift shop for the finishing touches to your perfect vintage outfit.
Pick up a few souvenirs at Georgie Lou's Retro Candy. This store features over 450+ kinds of candy for kids of all ages, as well as nostalgic gifts including metal signs and lunch boxes, toys and games and more.
Your evening ends with a swingin' good time at The Green Door Dance Studio. Every Tuesday and Saturday free swing classes are provided, followed by open dance. Partners aren't required, so no excuses!
Old Sled Works is an antique mall in a converted Lightning Guider factory that produced the world-famous sleds from 1904-1990. Today, the Old Sled Works offers guests a mini sled museum, an authentic 1950's fountain (the last operating drugstore counter in Harrisburg, PA), a working penny arcade with over 50 classic games from the 1920's-1970's as well as 125 antique and craft vendors.
Top off your day at the Cumberland Drive-in Theater, where you can see new movie releases on a big screen dating back to 1952. No worries if you brought your vintage wheels, radios are available for rent.
Trip Ideas
- Arts & Culture
Car Shows & Racing
- World Renowned Auto Shows
- Spring Carlisle & Auction
- Carlisle Import & Performance Nationals
- Carlisle Ford Nationals
- Carlisle Chevrolet Nationals
- Carlisle Chrysler Nationals
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- Corvettes at Carlisle
- Fall Carlisle & Auction
- World of Outlaws
- Motorin'
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- Town & Country Motorcycle Ramble
- Enjoy the Ride - Motorcycle Road Trips
- Car Enthusiast
- Couples
- Dining & Nightlife
- Events
- Family Fun
- History
- Orchards & U-Picks
- Top 10 Fishing Locations
- Top 10 Hikes
- Swimming in the Valley
- Get Out on the Water
- Half Gallon Challenge
- Experience the Appalachian Trail
- A Fly-Fisher's Paradise
- Day Hike Sampler
- Nature Explorer
- Cycling in Cumberland Valley
- Family Golfing
- 6 Places to Find Zen
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- RECONNECT - Outdoors
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"...Yeah like, before we made this one
We prayed a lot, of course we did
And while the bloke retuned the grand
I broke bread with the backing band
And since the theme's traditional,
The A&R man quietly said,
`Forget about the studio tricks
He wants those harps up in the mix'.
At first the guys were skeptical
It stank of Deus ex machina.
The bass-player threw a little fit
And wanted to redo his bit.
We had to move the choir around
The chancel had a `live room' sound.
But tapestries around the wall
Had made it more like `village hall'.
I sent the Papal Legate out
With DAT machine to sample stuff
And screens held up by altar boys
To try and damp the background noise
The good thing with this album is
We've learnt at last that `less-is-more'
Too many churchmen these days think
You've got to have the kitchen sink
But could they take it on the road
With what... a choir? A five-piece band?
When I was starting, in my teens
We just made do with tambourines.
And if, as often happened then
The Guv said, `I can't hear a single'.
He made the congregation sing
You couldn't just remix the thing
And look, I know it's boring but
The stadium ballad has to stay
It keeps the punters hanging there
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September 3, 2009
Sundance Institute |
Park City, UT (rushPRnews) 09/03/09 — NEXT, celebrating creativity born of limitation, to showcare six to eight films selected for innovative, original work in low- and no-budget filmmaking
The 2010 Sundance Film Festival will feature NEXT, a new section featuring six to eight films selected for their innovative and original work in low- and no-budget filmmaking. Festival Director John Cooper made the announcement today, citing the desire to discover and promote filmmakers forging new ways to tell their stories, limited by resources but uninhibited by creativity. Presented by the non-profit
Sundance Institute, the 2010 Sundance Film Festival will take place January 21 – 31 in Park City, Salt Lake City, Ogden and Sundance, Utah.
A new aesthetic enlisting low-and no-budget filmmaking techniques has been on the rise. With NEXT, Festival programmers hope to provide a platform for these filmmakers to connect to audiences, industry and press while at the same time inviting the artists to be a part of an ever-evolving community of filmmakers working outside the system. Festival staffers refer to the new section with the symbol < = > which literally translates to "less than equals greater than".
Said Cooper, "Programming an event as important to the cultural landscape as Sundance Film Festival, we feel a responsibility both to represent new creative developments in the field and to contextualize films for our Festival goers. Historically, we have done this quite successfully with documentary, and most recently with New Frontier, 'saving space' as it were, to support different trends in
storytelling. We want filmmakers to feel encouraged and intrigued by this new section of the Festival. We hope to excite audiences as well as inform a budding industry already investing in new models of distribution."
"The filmmakers who are working in this realm and who I have spoken to about this have a 'creative impatience' that I find invigorating," Cooper added. "These are not just the films that have been labeled mumble core…or dogma or even guerilla. They are an emerging counter culture within our counter culture."
As of September 1, the 2010 Sundance Film Festival has received over 4,964 applications and 3,689 films. Submissions are still being accepted. Visit www.sundance.org/submissions for more information.
Sundance Film Festival
The Sundance Film Festival is the premier showcase for U.S. and international independent film, held each January in and around Park City, Utah. Presenting dramatic and documentary feature-length films from emerging and established artists, innovative short films, filmmaker forums and panels, live music performances ranging from solo acts to film composer events, cutting-edge media installations, and engaging community and student programs, the Festival brings together the most original storytellers of our time. Presenting sponsors will
be announced later this month.
Supported by the non-profit Sundance Institute, the Festival has introduced global audiences to some of the most ground-breaking films of the past two decades, including sex, lies, and videotape, Maria Full of Grace, Hedwig and the Angry Inch, An Inconvenient Truth, Trouble the Water, and Central Station and, through its New Frontier initiative, has brought the cinematic works of media artists including Isaac Julian, Doug Aitken, Pierre Huyghe, Jennifer Steinkamp, and Matthew Barney.
Sundance Institute
Founded by Robert Redford in 1981, Sundance Institute is a not-for-profit organization that fosters the development of original storytelling in film and theatre, and presents the annual Sundance Film Festival. Internationally recognized for its artistic development programs for directors, screenwriters, producers, film composers, playwrights and theatre artists, Sundance Institute has nurtured such projects as Angels in America, Spring Awakening, Boys Don't Cry, Sin Nombre and Born into Brothels. www.sundance.org.
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Insurance Commissioner Jones Announces Substantial Decrease In Homeowners Insurance Rates By USAA
News: 2011 Press Release
Insurance Commissioner Dave Jones today announced a substantial decrease in homeowner insurance rates by USAA. The recent approval of the company's rate filing reduces rates for most of its California policyholders by an average of 14.9 percent.
"Today, I am pleased to announce that my department has approved a substantial homeowners rate reduction by USAA," said Commissioner Jones. "This is good news for the approximately 200,000 USAA policyholders, most of whom will receive a rate reduction as a result. Given the current economic conditions, we are elated to be able to help consumers keep more of their hard earned money and benefit from lower insurance premiums."
"USAA is committed to offering competitive prices to our members - America's military families," said Alice Gannon, SVP and Chief Actuary, USAA Property & Casualty Insurance Group. "As a result of our favorable trends in claims costs and our ability to keep our expenses among the lowest in the industry, we're pleased to be able to reduce rates for most of our California members."
"We are pleased that USAA is implementing this $40 million rate decrease, which will provide savings to hundreds of thousands of California homeowners," said Todd M. Foreman, a Consumer Watchdog staff attorney who worked with the Department and USAA on this rate reduction. "Voters enacted Proposition 103, and gave themselves a voice in the regulatory process to ensure this kind of savings."
Across the state, the decrease translates to an average of $185 per home annually. The rate decrease will become effective November 30, 2011. USAA members will begin receiving their policy renewal packets 60-days prior to renewal starting on September 30, 2011.
The last rate change for USAA's California policyholders was in 2006, when rates were reduced by 22.1 percent. USAA insures approximately 200,000 homeowners in California and is the 6th largest homeowners and 7th largest auto insurer in the state.
USAA's 14.9 percent rate reduction is the most recent rate decrease approved by the California Department of Insurance.
Since taking office earlier this year, Commissioner Jones has already approved homeowners and automobile premium rate reductions by the following companies:
- First National Insurance Company of America reduced homeowner rates 2.24 percent
- Grange Insurance Association reduced homeowner rates 6.1 percent
- Topa Insurance Company reduced auto rates 9.71 percent
- Tokio Marine & Nichido Fire Insurance Co., LTD. reduced auto rates 4.65 percent
- Personal Express Insurance Company reduced auto rates 6.86 percent
These rate reductions have saved California consumers millions of dollars annually in premiums.
The California Department of Insurance, established in 1868, is the largest consumer protection agency in California. Insurers collect $288 billion in premiums annually in California. Since 2011 the California Department of Insurance received more than 1,000,000 calls from consumers and helped recover over $394 million in claims and premiums. Please visit the Department of Insurance web site at www.insurance.ca.gov. Non-media inquiries should be directed to the Consumer Hotline at 800.927.HELP or 213.897.8921. Telecommunications Devices for the Deaf (TDD), please dial 800.482.4833.


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Lot 104: Igbo Female Mask
African Art from the Leslie Sacks Collection
by Native
22 October 2016
Bruxelles, Belgium
Live AuctionPast Lot
Looking for the realised and estimated price?
Wood and polychrome paint - 57,5 cm Nigeria
Provenance: Private Collection, Los Angeles
Published: African Art from the Leslie Sacks Collection, Refined Eye, Passionate Heart, Skira 2013, p.126


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How Mediation Helps Settle Assisted Living Disputes
Assisted Living Adjustment
If you've been living with family or on your own in a place that's been home for a long time, moving to a assisted living setting can take some getting used to. Here's a 10-step plan. -
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How to Keep Sibling from Spending TOO Much Time With Mom in Assisted living?
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I have worked as a freelance writer for major online and print publications, with a proven ability to bring in pageviews, unique visitors, and increased engagement. For example, my "13 Things All Men Should Know About Pregnant Women" piece on Huffington Post garnered 356,000 Facebook likes and nearly 70,000 shares. I was also featured on HuffPost Live for this story.
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- Recipient of the 2011 New England Associated Press News Executives Association Right to Know Award, for reporting on 1st Amendment issues.
- Chosen first for playground kickball two days in a row, Sept. 26-27, 1989.


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