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Commerce's boys and girls cross country took third in the Class A public state cross country meet and the Athens Christian boys finished third in the Class A private school race at Carrollton High School on Saturday.
Commerce's boys team was led by Nahum Mendoza (fifth, 19:04.30), Domink Lageder (sixth, 19:07.20), Jose Rodriguez (21st, 20:10.86), Parker Moon (35th, 21:28.33) and Michael Patton (48th, 22:18.89).
Commerce's girls team was led by Cameron Hawkins (ninth, 24:43.38), Akyn Trudnak (10th, 24:45.24), Madison Rodriguez (12th, 25:13.94), Hannah Crumley (26th, 26:26.64) and Jennifer McCannon (27th, 26:27.54).
In the Class A private school meet, the Eagles were led by Morgan Bishoff (20th, 18:11.21), Cheney Westbrook (25th, 18:31.42), Jay Acker (27th, 18:35.15), Zack Wolf (33rd, 18:39.88) and James Corsanitti (35th, 19:59.39).
Athens Christian, third place: Morgan Bishoff (20th, 18:11.21); Cheney Westbrook (25th, 18:31.42); Jay Acker (27th, 18:35.15); Zack Wolf (33rd, 18:39.88); James Corsanitti (35th, 18:41.87).
Athens Academy, eighth place: Adam Hearn (fifth, 17:17.17); Sam Williams (22nd, 18:15.79); Matt Swan (29th, 18:37.17); Severen Brown (62nd, 19:23.06); Thomas Suarez (74th, 19:59.39).
Commerce, third place: Nahum Mendoza (fifth, 19:04.30); Domink Lageder (sixth, 19:07.20); Jose Rodriguez (21st, 20:10.86); Parker Moon (35th, 21:28.33); Michael Patton (48th, 22:18.89).
Jefferson, fifth place: Addison Cochran (20th, 18:18.53); Alex Parrish (24th, 18:26.40); Taylor Hitt (56th, 19:18.52); Kyle Kashuba (64th, 19:27.09); Jared Brown (76th, 19:39. 64).
Oglethorpe County, 16th place: Sid Wightman (10th, 17:59.88); Quinton Nash (85th, 19:55.42); Abe Tompkins (96th, 20:08.37); Austin Garmon (138th, 20:48.27);
Garrett McCormack (139th, 20:50.21).
Oconee County, fifth place: Marshall Reed (22nd, 17:34.18); Michael Hans (23rd, 17:35.32); Isaac Krumm (45th, 18:09.53); Jon Gogal (47th, 18:11.61); Cullen Goss (55th, 18:32.88).
North Oconee, sixth place: Tyler Jones (15th, 17:18.43); Anthony Potts (24th, 17:38.05); Thomas Moore (52nd, 18:21.65); Harper Sigler (65th, 18:43.50); Scott Bowden (73rd, 18:50.19).
East Jackson, seventh place: Noah Hulett (28th, 17:41.29); Vladik Staples (30th, 17:45.25); Chandler Kennedy (63rd, 18:42.76); Edwin Lopez (87th, 19:19.05); Quenton Rice (95th, 19:30.03).
Winder-Barrow, 12th place: William Wright (18th, 17:19.61); Tony Rowden (47th, 17:51.32); Gustavo Garcia (93rd, 18:20.91); Timmy Villamater (102nd, 18:29.36); Harrison Daniel (107th, 18:33.51).
Apalachee, 20th place: Nick Zvirbulis (33rd, 17:37.08); Chandler Campbell (86th, 18:17.14); Jeremy Dyal (91st, 18:19.41); Merit Fontinel (148th, 19:01.54); Juan Morales (172nd, 19:25.13)
Cedar Shoals: Jeryck Wilson (35th, 17:39.19).
Athens Christian, seventh place: Gabby Cortese (seventh, 20:11.65); Elizabeth Gunter (32nd, 22:20.66); Molly Gilbert (40th, 22;28.89); Lexie Wood (61st, 23:28.22); Taylor Noggle (64th, 23:32.37).
Athens Academy, 10th place: Emily Ballard-Myer (15th, 21:14.23); Natalie Busener (29th, 22:17.84); Morgan Grace (58th, 23:20.66); Allison Thurston (79th, 24:15.39); Janie Williams (82nd, 24:41.00).
Prince Avenue: Abby Hathaway (22nd, 21:52.64).
Commerce, third place: Cameron Hawkins (ninth, 24:43.38); Akyn Trudnak (10th, 24:45.24); Madison Rodriguez (12th, 25:13.94); Hannah Crumley (26th, 26:26.64); Jennifer McCannon (27th, 26:27.54).
Jefferson, sixth place: Reese Bowles (34th, 22:36.88); Sasha Parker (38th, 22:52.48); Morgan Mitchell (46th, 23:14.00); Kaylynn Rainey (49th, 23:16.81); Emily Elrod (72nd, 24:29.46).
Oglethorpe County, 22nd place: Sarah Chastain (84th, 25:01.90); Jordan Pringle (88th, 25:09.17); Vivi Diaz (144th, 28:18.68); Natalie Doker (165th, 29:40.37); Jojo Diaz (170th, 30:04.44).
North Oconee, fourth place: Dorie Faber (ninth, 20:42.84); Emily Measel (16th, 20:58.04); Amelia Veal (26th, 21:33.37); Allie Dominicali (27th, 21:33.37); Emma Lowring (49yh, 22:30.19).
Jackson County, ninth place: Monica Jimenez (30th, 21:46.26); Maddie Newton (65th, 23:12.00); Megan Kral (68th, 23:14.90); Savannah Shaw (76th, 23:16.80); Allison Freeman (77th, 23:17.06).
Oconee County, 10th place: Alyssa Beckstead (39th, 22:03.93); Anna Purucker (59th, 23:01.23); Caroline Ferguson (62nd, 23:05.66); Jocelyn Carver (84th, 23;27.10); Sara Sturges (98th, 23:56.60).
Winder-Barrow, 11th place: Micah Weathers (ninth, 20:15.06); Amber Palermo (11th, 20:28.11); Kianna Perez (70th, 21:57.47); Macy Hayes (93rd, 22:24.64); Isabell Martin (120th, 23:03.33).
Clarke Central 23rd place: Ella Sams (110th, 22:51.31); Lydia Jackson (150th, 23:37.15); Grace Mauldin (153rd, 23:40.03); Caroline Caldwell (157th, 23:43.38); Sofia Lopez (165th, 24:06.62).


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Making Photo Collages – Free Program
While editing images today I was watching/listening to the live recording of the MacBreak Weekly podcast on TWiT.tv. One of the features of the program is that each of the hosts makes a Pick-of-the-Week. One of this week's picks was a free program for making Photo Collages called Shape Collage. This pick caught my attention so I downloaded the program to try it out.
Today's image was created using the program. Utilizing the extremely simple interface, I was able to drag a group of images from the finder and drop them into Shape Collage. From there I selected the output shape (in this case a circle) and clicked the 'Create' button. Simple and easy.
I'm not sure how I will utilize the program, but I plan on experimenting with it in the coming weeks to see what creative uses I can find for it. The variety of shapes available makes for near endless possibilities.
To learn more about Shape Collage and to download a free copy (Mac/Windows/Linux), surf on over to http://www.vincentcheung.ca/shapecollage/.
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I just discovered this website today from the TWIP website … and LOVE it! Super cool, and much quicker than doing it on my own in Photoshop.
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Amy Winehouse Found Dead
According to numerous reports coming from the UK, Amy Winehouse has been found dead in her London home. She was 27 years old.
City Sound Inertia Wins Another National Award
Well, color me honored! Today in New Orleans, the Association of Alternative Newsweeklies held their annual AAN Awards and handed out a second-place national award to City Sound Inertia for Best Music Blog.
Considering the great altweekly music blogs out there—Ian S. Port and the SF Weekly's All Shook Down; Ezra Careff and the Portland Mercury's End Hits; Rob Harvilla and Zach Baron at the Village Voice's Sound of the City, which to no one's surprise took first place—well, being in such fine company, and winning two years in a row, and doing so all by myself in a relatively small town… it feels good.
Thanks to all of you readers for sticking with me here on City Sound Inertia; I continue to be humbled by the fact that people actually read these words of mine, still usually typed at 2am from home. And again, thanks especially to AAN, not just for the award but for nurturing and championing alternative news media. Now go on and listen to some records! Start with Mingus Ah Um, The Transfiguration of Blind Joe Death, Midnight Marauders or w h o k i l l, and you'll be in fine shape for the rest of the day. Here's love to you all.
Bob Dylan's Grandson Is A Rapper
Behold, Pablo Dylan, folks. 15 years old and already working it.
Sample lyric: "I-I-I'm the grandson of a man nothin' less than legendary / That's a lot of pressure / So I Berry Gordy, I am very Motown, bitch / I'm'a get that crown / W-W-While I'm at it, I might reinvent sound"
Download the mixtape 10 Minutes here. In the meantime, here's an interview. "I mean, really," the young Dylan says, "my grandfather, I consider him the Jay-Z of his time."
What's the Shabazz Palaces LP Cover Made Of?
I've got this aversion to foam that's reached laughable proportions; I just can't touch the stuff. So when I slipped the plastic off the new Shabazz Palaces LP, I nearly dropped it. What the hell is this foam-like foamness that the foam-a-licious Shabazz Palaces cover is made out of?
According to Dumb Eyes, he design team behind the record, it's black ink printed on shark skin paper. Shark skin paper? Who knew there was such a thing?
Anyway, the record's good—it's Butterfly from Digable Planets on some futuristic shit—but after five listens the beats are still the best part. Did anyone see him when he played Hopmonk last year?
In the meantime, keep that furry record away from me. I'm wearin' latex gloves every time I listen to it.
The Road Goes On Forever
Check another one off the list! Robert Earl Keen's Gravitational Forces is finally on vinyl, thanks to Lost Highway's 10th Anniversary vinyl reissue campaign. This sucker is packed with classics—covers by Townes Van Zandt, Johnny Cash, Terry Allen, and Joe Dolce's "My Home Ain't in the Hall of Fame" are fine pairings with Keen's own originals, including the definitive recording of his brilliant storytelling epic, "The Road Goes on Forever." (Other highlights on Lost Highway's campaign include Ryan Adams' Gold, O Brother Where Art Thou? and the surprisingly good Hank Williams tribute record, Timeless.)
Kreayshawn and Harmony Gabriel are in a Hood Battle
Kreayshawn—the self-directing, self-editing, mega-inhaling personality from Oakland—signed to Columbia this week. If you haven't seen "Gucci Gucci" yet, you might not know what this means. Check it out below, and then try to get it out of your head.
Kreayshawn came up in the hyphy craze, keeps good ties with Lil' B from the Pack, and tweets with Mistah F.A.B. Though she's in L.A. these days, hanging out with Odd Future and Soulja Boy, she still reps Oakland pretty hard wherever she goes.
It's easy to be conflicted on Kreayshawn. Let's face it, it's been a while since there's been a rising star out of the Bay Area, let alone Oakland. (Keyshia Cole's got love for the city but moved the hell out, and when I asked her once in an interview what East Bay spots she like to hit up on tour, she couldn't name any.) So it's exciting to have some Bay Area action going on.
But . . . is "Gucci Gucci" really the face of Oaktown?
Behold, two girls fighting over who's more hood!
"This chick @KREAYSHAWN is a rapper…yes. But hood? NO. She knows nothing about the streets she's not half as hard as she comes off as," tweets Harmony Gabriel, from Hustler and HBO's Cathouse. "Makes me sick..maybe if she was some type of hustler or came from the streets or had some type of ambition but she's trash to me. White chick acting hard throwing up gang signs from home made gangs…. #FAIL."
Lest one doubt Harmony's inherent hoodness, the credentials come forth:
"I got people in REAL hoods that can vouch for me I'm not hood now cause I GREW up I get big girl $ now but believe me I come from 'hood.'"
This triggers Kreayshawn's response:
"shut up with yor rants I'm from east Oakland u skanky."
Harmony, again:
"Who's hotter? Who's the realest? @KREAYSHAWN or @HARMONYG? #ImJustSaying"
At this point, if you're thinking it's time for Kreayshawn to take the high road, you're right.
"your a trip chicka I'm from east Oakland you can come visit my hood and tell me what you think… much luv anyways."
None of this sits too well with Harmony Gabriel, unfortunately.
"@KREAYSHAWN Yea that's all you got? Cause your mom happen to have you in east side oakland your hood!? Hahahaa!! Ask about me!! Buy my mags!"
Sensing unneeded drama, Kreayshawn then advises that she will "only reply to positive things from here on out," and Harmony Gabriel, after reminding people "I sold pussy" and telling them to wait for her upcoming rap video, declares herself the victor: "the title is mine the crown is mine."
And that, dear readers, is the hood battle of the day.
P.S. If you've been following the phenomenon of Kreayshawn, this excellent piece by Meaghan Garvey irons out a lot of conflicting feelings.
Death Grips: Dismantling Your Mind, Cell By Cell
Zach Hill's show last weekend in Sebastopol got its usual reviews of wankery, which is sad, because Hill's shows are usually at least wankery of the highest order.
I'm guessing that Hill mighta had better luck in Sebastopol if he brought his Death Grips project, because OH MY GOD.
Free download of their album Ex-Military and more videos here. Block out the next half hour; you'll be immersed in insanity. (Death Grips plays July 1 at 1015 Folsom in San Francsico.)
In a similar vein, Spank Rock, who brought electro to hip-hop in the marvelous album Yo Yo Yo Yo Yo Yo, is finally putting out a new record. What's it called? Everything is Boring and Everyone is a Fucking Liar, that's what. Guest star Big Freedia. I got big hopes.
The Bobs and the Shaggs, Together at Last
One of the biggest influences in my listening, but one that I barely ever think about anymore, is The Bobs.
Right alongside Huey Lewis, the Pointer Sisters and Paul Carrack (yes, really), the Bobs serenaded my sisters and I on many a long family car trip on the Blaupunkt stereo—and live at the Luther Burbank Center. If you've never heard them, above is some vintage footage of "Art for Art's Sake," one of their more accessible tunes; most of their stuff, both lyrics and music, was far sillier. Imagine if Captain Beefheart and Monty Python started a band with no instruments, and titles like "Mopping, Mopping, Mopping" and "Bus Plunge."
Lead madman Gunnar Madsen was the first to leave the band, and we Melines were a depressed lot over it. I'd hear about Madsen's solo CDs from my Dad, who kept the Bobs torch aflame while the rest of us moved on, but I was about as interested in a solo CD from Gunnar Madsen as I'd have been in, say, a solo Dorothy Wiggin LP after she left the Shaggs.
So imagine my surprise when I'm reading today's NYT review of The Shaggs: Philosophy of the World, a new off-Broadway musical production about the greatest horrible group from the 1960s, and there it is, fourth paragraph: "Music by Gunnar Madsen."
It's doubtful that a major record company will release the soundtrack to the Shaggs musical anytime soon, but my imagination can vouch for its importance. My curiosity, meanwhile, can vouch for Madsen sharing the Meline ennui upon leaving the Bobs. In his official bio, he outlines the era: "Life after The Bobs was miserable. I'd grown quite used to having hundreds of fans making me feel good one out of every three nights, and I had nothing to replace it. . . Life was not empty, but it felt like it. I was depressed and couldn't find a way out. Things were dark."
Ouch! Even in the seemingly carefree world of goofy a capella, the crush of despair hovers menacingly. Anyway, Gunnar Madsen, if you've got a Google Alert on your name, know that you're not forgotten for enlivening the years 1985-1989, and glad you made it out of the dark pit. Congratulations on the Shaggs job, too—my ability to appreciate Philosophy of the World was likely planted, in one way or another, by your work with the Bobs in the first place.
Apple's iCloud Expected This Monday
Just like all those shitty mall record stores like Musicland and the Wherehouse died, leaving only awesome tiny independent record stores and horrible Best Buy behemoths; just like music videos shown on cable rotation died, leaving only YouTube and 3D megaplex screenings; and just like the middle class in America has died, leaving only the poors and the well-to-dos; so dies any middle ground when it comes to music formats. You can either have your oh-so-physical in the form of 12″x12″ LPs—which has always been my choice, petroleum and all—or you can have no physical object whatsoever in the form of an mp3.
This Monday's anticipated announcement of Apple's iCloud service goes even further: your music collection won't even take up any hard drive space. You'll have nothing except a tether to your files, floating somewhere. In 2005 terms, we call this "YouTube," where nearly every song ever recorded resides. How to spiff up this non-material concept is something I'm sure Apple will handle with trademark skill, but what interests me is that for perhaps the first time in the history of the music industry, a major corporation is going to be spending millions of dollars convincing the American public to buy nothing at all.


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Tuesday, March 13, 2007
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What happens when Russian squaddies get bored - Doom spetnatz styley
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YOUNG soldiers relax in the trenches while an army sergeant is caught napping, in candid photos of World War I.
The personal photos captured by soldier Henry Charles Teitzel, who served with the 2nd Light Horse Brigade throughout the war, have been released by his 88-year-old son Lionel Teitzel.
The black-and-white photos were taken with a Kodak pocket vest camera and developed in the sun on the shores of Gallipoli and in Egypt.
"My mum had them kept in a drawer and she was going to throw them out but my daughter was there and grabbed them," Mr Teitzel said.
GALLERY: The pictures that bring to life 100 Years of Untold Stories
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Mr Teitzel, who lives at Raby Bay, said the photos were important to him, particularly as he had lost his father when he was 17, his then 49-year-old dad killed in an explosion on his farm.
Mr Teitzel also contacted the family of Sergeant Shanahan, who was his father's commanding officer and who had been captured in one of the hundreds of photos.
"He (Shanahan) used to get crook at them for going to sleep during the day and one day someone said, 'Have you got your camera? The major is asleep under a palm tree'. So he walked around him, sat on his hunches and took the photo."
Private Teitzel, who was working on Warburton Station near Gympie when he enlisted, was known as a scallywag, documenting military movements, the marshalling of his fellow soldiers and even his trusty horse Joe.
He was sent to NSW to pick out horses before becoming a member of the mounted infantry brigade of the Second Australian Imperial Force, which served in the Middle East, leaving Australia on December 20, 1914, aboard HMAT Boorara.
Private Teitzel's regiment was sent to Egypt in 1914, heading on to defend at Gallipoli on May 12, 1915.
"He was promoted to lance corporal but he reckoned he couldn't see his mates digging trenches, so he gave it back," Mr Teitzel said.
The young soldier continued to take photos even after he was injured, returning to the front after being hit by a sniper at Gallipoli.
The photo set includes one of the soldiers lining up to be praised for their work in Palestine, the shadow of Private Teitzel captured in the corner.
GALLERY: The pictures that bring to life 100 Years of Untold Stories
Some photographs were lost when a fabric wallet, stuffed full of the images, was thrown out years ago.
Mr Teitzel has since had the images put on disc and said he wanted to share them with as many as possible.
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Monteverdi: Missa in illo tempore (Music CD)
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Linux to overtake Windows, says Jim Zemlin
Linux could be loaded onto more desktops than Windows next year, according to the head of the Linux Foundation.
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While acknowledging previous "year of the Linux desktop" predictions have proved false dawn, Jim Zemlin, executive director of the Linux Foundation, says next year may be different.
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This is because Linux-based fast start-up technology is seeing growing interest among the major PC manufacturers, fuelled by consumer demand.
Some users have said Windows Vista offers the slowest boot-up times ever offered by Microsoft.
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Harris leads the CFL in receptions and is second in CFL rushing. Its good to see the former Leo, whom Wally was not interested in signing again, playing very well in Winnipeg. He is not only contributed to the Bombers offence on the ground and in the air but also positively impacts their ratio.
Andrew Harris chases history: Winnipeg Blue Bombers running back is within reach of two long-held records.
You get the sense the Bombers would like to see Harris get the records, but won't let it get in the way of their ultimate goal: winning the Grey Cup
WINNIPEG — If Andrew Harris is unaware of the numbers, he has plenty of people to remind him.
"I should probably log off Twitter, 'cause that's where I see most of it," the Winnipeg Blue Bombers' star running back said Tuesday.
Harris is on pace to break a couple of longstanding CFL records this season while playing for his hometown Bombers. He says he's trying not to focus on it, but fans and the press have a way of keeping it in his consciousness.
"People mention me on Twitter and keep me updated as to where I'm at," Harris said.
The 30-year-old has 88 catches through 14 games this season, which puts him on pace to shatter the record for receptions by a running back of 102, set by Craig Ellis of the Saskatchewan Roughriders in 1985.
He's also on track to become the first player in CFL history to record at least 1,000 yards rushing and 1,000 yards receiving. With four games left, he's on pace for 1,053 rushing yards and 1,006 receiving yards.
Only one player in CFL history has had more than 1,000 yards rushing and 800 yards receiving. That was Robert Drummond of the Toronto Argonauts in 1997 (1,134 yards rushing, 840 yards receiving).
Harris has 819 rushing yards through 14 games and 783 receiving yards.
Not that he pays too much attention to those numbers.
"If I'm on pace, great," Harris said. "But I'm just trying to be out there making plays for my team and trying to get us into a good situation for the playoffs."
He may or may not get a chance to hit the 1,000-yard milestones down the stretch, depending on how badly the Bombers need him. They are 10-4 and need just one point to clinch a playoff spot, and are also narrowing in on a home playoff date.
It's possible Harris will be rested toward the end of the season.
Either way, you get the sense the Bombers would like to see him get the records, but won't let it get in the way of their ultimate goals of making the playoffs and winning the Grey Cup.
"I don't think it's a distraction at all and I don't think we have to avoid it," Bombers head coach Mike O'Shea said Tuesday. "I think his teammates want the most for Andrew, more than Andrew would want for himself. Andrew wants more for his teammates than he would ever want for himself.
"I don't think it's a situation that we have to manage at all. Not surprisingly, Andrew is a selfless teammate, and that's one of the things that makes him so likeable and so enjoyable to come to work with."
The Tiger-Cats and B.C. Lions could be eliminated from playoff contention as soon as this weekend if they lose to the Stampeders and Blue Bombers, respectively.
The 6-8 Lions need help as it is, as they are four points out of a playoff spot with four games left in the season. If they lose Saturday and both the Edmonton Eskimos and Saskatchewan Roughriders win, B.C. will be eliminated.
Winnipeg will clinch a playoff spot with a win or a tie against the Lions, while the Riders and Eskimos will clinch at least a crossover playoff spot with wins and a Lions loss.
The Stampeders have already clinched a home playoff game and can lock up first place and a first-round bye with a win and a Winnipeg loss.
Despite being just 7-8, the Argos can clinch first place in the woeful East Division with a win at Edmonton and a loss by the Ottawa Redblacks at Saskatchewan.
If 4-10 Hamilton loses to the Stampeders on Friday night, the Argos will clinch a playoff berth and a home playoff game, even if they lose this week.
If 6-9-1 Ottawa wins at Saskatchewan and Hamilton loses to Calgary, the Redblacks will clinch a playoff berth and a home playoff game and the Tiger-Cats will be eliminated.
The 3-12 Alouettes were already eliminated from playoff contention last weekend.


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Onions, Grated Zucchini, Mashed tofu
Saute onions in olive oil until very light golden.
Meanwhile, select suitable lettuce leaves, rinse and spin dry.
Add the tofu and grated zucchini to the sauted onions. Stir well over low heat. Add 1/2 tsp or more of taco seasoning. Stir well.
Add some golden Himalayan raisins. Stir well.
Add 1/2 cup cooked garbanzos. Mine were seasoned. See Recipe under 'Seasoned Garbanzos".
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Fans have speculated for decades that his iconic films are all components of a larger masterpiece.
And after years of attempts to unravel the link between them, Quentin Tarantino has finally revealed what connects all his characters.
Speaking on The Project on Monday night, the director revealed the protagonists of his films are all inhabitants of one of two 'universes' of his creation.
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Confession: Quentin Tarantino admitted that all the characters in his films are connected in some way while appearing on The Project with Samuel L. Jackson
Dismissing the idea that he has conceived just one fictional space for the roles, Tarantino said: 'That's not 100 per cent correct. There is actually two separate universes.'
He elaborated: 'There is the realer than real universe, alright. And all the characters inhabit that one.
'But then there's this movie universe. So From Dusk Till Dawn, Kill Bill, they all take place in this special movie universe.
'So when all the characters of Reservoir Dogs or Pulp Fiction, when they go to the movies, Kill Bill is what they go to see. From Dusk Till Dawn is what they see.'
Different zones: Tarantino said the characters of Reservoir Dogs would go to the movies to watch his later films
Layers: Kill Bill (made in 2003 and starring Uma Thurman) is among the director's later films which inhabit what he calls 'the movie universe'
Speculation: Fans have long hoped the iconic director's films were connected. Above, Samuel L. Jackson stars in Pulp Fiction with John Travolta
The 52-year-old was joined on the show by Samuel L. Jackson and Kurt Russell to promote their most recent film, The Hateful Eight.
On Saturday Tarantino and Jackson turned up unannounced to a screening of the film in Sydney to the delight of surprised fans.
The boutique movie theatre's owner Antoinette Katehos told Daily Mail Australia that meeting the Hollywood heavyweights was a 'surreal experience.'
'The patrons were just beside themselves – the energy in the room was just awesome, people were cheering and everybody was just going crazy,' she said of the surprise visit.
Promotion: Tarantino was joined by Samuel L. Jackson and Kurt Russell on The Project on Monday night
It is not the first time the director and actor have graced a screening of The Hateful Eight with their presence.
On Thursday, the pair, along with fellow actor Kurt Russell, stepped out to greet hundreds of fans attending Sydney's Cremorne Orpheum theatre.
The trio also attended the official Australian premiere of The Hateful Eight at Sydney's George Street Event Cinema on Wednesday.
Latest venture: The trio were promoting their latest collaboration, The Hateful Eight, in which Jackson and Russell star


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In 2005, the leaders of Social Venture Network (SVN), a group of social entrepreneurs, asked me to research why members had difficulty scaling social enterprises up from founder-led to second generation-led organizations. Instead of scaling, why did they almost always sell their companies to larger enterprises? We all believed that a lack of finances was the primary culprit.
From a group of 400 social entrepreneurs, SVN executive director Deb Nelson and I selected 75 members for me to interview. It was a diverse group of entrepreneurs: 66 percent had founded a forprofit and 40 percent had founded a nonprofit; 60 percent were male and 40 percent were female; and 89 percent were white and 11 percent were racial minorities. All of them had experienced the challenge of scaling.
Surprisingly, our research of best practices and common obstacles revealed that scaling challenges rarely rose from financial limitations, but were generally due to a lack of leadership skills. To successfully scale up, these entrepreneurs needed to think differently and lead differently from their peers. They had to understand that social entrepreneurship is not just a form of entrepreneurship but rather an instrument for social change. They needed to define their businesses less in terms of products or services and more as vehicles for personal, organizational, and global transformation—a transformation they realized must begin with themselves.
Our research indicated that to make that transformation from entrepreneurial founder to successful leader depended on leading more like a monk, an architect, and a diplomat. As monks, these social entrepreneurs become more mindful of their leadership role in the company and their impact on people; as architects, they spend most of their time on the immeasurable process known as company culture; and as diplomats, they become expert collaborators inside and outside of their organizations. Let's look more closely at these three transitions critical to leading for scale.
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Festival at Fort Willow - Fort Willow Depot Historic Site - Minesing, ON - September 14th & 15th/2012
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Just a reminder that the Festival at Fort Willow will be taking place on
Friday, September 14th and Saturday September 15th at Fort Willow Depot
Historic Site located just outside Barrie, ON near Minesing, ON. To date we
have over 1200 students booked for the Friday Education Day and Saturday is
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On Friday, Sept 14th & Saturday, Sept 15th, 2012 the Township of Springwater
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The Nine Mile Portage, an ancient native trail, once formed a land bridge
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centuries. During the War of 1812, the British military improved the route
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what was known as "the portage landing", grew into the community we know as
Barrie. Today, you can follow the portage route by starting at Heritage
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depot, Fort Willow, located in Springwater Township.
Billed as the largest nineteenth century pleasure faire in Simcoe County,
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entertainment sure to please every generation. Exceptional musicians, period
uniforms and clothing, foods, beverages, workshops, and story-telling,
combined with cannon/musket demonstrations, military encampments, a
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If anyone is interested in attending this great event and for more
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MrTubesteak replied to b3.'s topic in Prospects / In the SystemNot a chance he'll make the team. Won't even get 9 games. He's far better off going straight to the OHL after the pre-season.
I can't see Schroeder making the big club this year. Maybe if he has an incredible camp and preseason. I don't think he has enough to earn a bottom 6 spot this year. He'll be better off playing top 6 minutes for the Moose.
I see Schroeder as being a winger in the NHL. Not really big enough or physical enough for the defensive part of playing center.
Couple more tweets from Farhan Devji today... farhandevji I can confirm with the utmost certainty that Jordan Schroeder has indeed decided to turn pro. farhandevji I'm hearing that Schroeder's agent is in the process of negotiating a contract with the #Canucks. I assume he'll go straight to the Moose. Not sure what there is to negotiate. Give him the rookie max for 3 years. Done deal.
A couple of tweets I've seen posted late tonight... QuickFacts Expect Jordan Schroeder to be signing with Vancouver Canucks by this weekend only question will be whether sent to Moose or up with Canucks farhandevji Sent out some emails re: Schroeder's rumored decision to join the #Canucks. Won't hear anything at this hour, though. Hopefully tomorrow We can only cross our fingers.
Minnesota vs. Wisconsin on the Big10 network tonight. 8pm start on the HD channel.
I found Schroeder to easily be the best player on the ice for Minny. He's definitely the most skilled, heads up guy they have. Glad we have him in our system.
I notice that on the Big10 network today that they're broadcasting the Minnesota vs. Colorado college games this weekend (one tonight and one tomorrow morning). Good chance to see Schroeder play.
This is true. NCAA rules are designed to keep university football and basketball players in college rather than trying to make the jump to the pros. Its only when a kid knows he'll make the team does he bolt for the NFL or NBA. Neither of these leagues has a "minor league system" in any real sense like the NHL does. The NCAA should account for this and let these kids go play for AHL affiliates once their college seasons are over. The experience will only help the school programs in the long run as the majority of those players will probably return to school the next year anyway.
Actually, another inference that can be made is that Schroeder, not being Canadian, might very well be eligible to play for the Moose before the age of 20. I don't know if the restriction is for players *playing* in the CHL or have their rights owned by a CHL team. I think we'll see Schroeder on the Moose before he is 20.
What "fact" is this? When did Gillis say this? Show me a newspaper article, an interview clip or anything that proves he said this. What you've done is no better than the other guy. You can't claim something is a fact without backing it up with proof. What makes this a "fact"? I'm not saying that Gillis wouldn't say that, but I have my doubts he would say that publicly. If someone, anyone, can show me an article or sound bite where he says this, I'd be happy to apologize. But people need to stop putting words into people's mouths and claiming them as facts without proof that this person said this. And don't come out and say "he said it over the summer or in training camp". Its not hard to dig up the articles to back it up with a bit of effort. Let me give you an example of what this type of "fact" reporting can end up... Its a fact that Mike Gillis has signed Ryan Kesler to a 15 year, $35M contract. With $30M being paid in the first 10 years. Works out to about a $2.3M cap hit. I've now made a claim that this is a fact, but in truth, it is not as I have no corroborating evidence as to its veracity. This is a lie and by saying this, I would be a liar. This is no different than what you and the other poster have done. You've claimed something as a fact with no corroboration. Therefore it is a lie until proven otherwise.
No. You went out and made a wild a$$ claim that Gillis asked Schroeder to quit college and play for Everett, when in reality, you were projecting your own beliefs and making it sound like Gillis was backing you up with stuff he *never* said. I simply called you out for lying. You lied, therefore you are a liar and shall be treated as such. You can certainly have an opinion on college hockey development, but that's not the argument here. You made the claim that Gillis said something that he *never* said and were unable to back that up with facts. That sir, is lying. I had no problem with your opinion, but I do have a problem with blatant falsehoods used to back up your opinion. I called you on your bull$crap and now you're getting pissed at me for doing so. Take your beating like a man and either STFU or apologize for lying.
So if Gillis didn't say it publicly, then why would you come out and say that Gillis told him to join Everett? How could you possibly know that, even if it was true, if Gillis didn't say it publicly? Your posts will now be viewed with derision and scorn as you are now a known liar. See what one dumb post will get you. What you "believe" is now worth less that what I just scraped off the bottom of my shoe.
Source? Proof? There was *never* any talk that I saw of Gillis telling Schroeder to join Everett. I hope you have an article to back this up. Otherwise, its just a case of "hindsight is 20/20".
I think the Canucks were interested in signing Schroeder so that he could come to camp and if he didn't make the team, go play in Everett (or maybe even the Moose) rather than UMinn.


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Dickinson High boys track and field co-coaches Jay Schobinger and Dave Michaelson have seen plenty of participants come through their program.
As a student-athlete, however, not many have rivaled senior Challis Williams.
Williams, who will attend the Air Force Academy after graduating from high school, has qualified for the state track and field meet in six events including a trio of open races, but that's not all his coaches are smiling about.
"He's the kind of kid you'd be proud to call your son," Michaelson said. "He's one of those kids you want other athletes to emulate. He's a great role model."
Schobinger said Williams' all-out effort to help the team shows his character.
"He'll look at the field (of participants) and say 'This is where I think I can place here and this is where I can be here,' " Schobinger said. "Then he'll ask 'what's best for the team?' He isn't going to do anything that's selfish. He's a realist. He understands how things are supposed to be."
That attitude has helped Williams become versatile on the track. He's ran state-qualifying times in the 100, 200 and 400-meter dashes. He's also qualified in the 400, 800 and 1,600 relays.
"I'm pretty happy with the results," Williams said. "The 400 is what I'm really training for. That's what I want to do the best in."
The quarter mile is a race in which many Dickinson High athletes have done well, especially in the past three years when the Midgets took 10 of the 24 places at the state meet. Two of those came from Williams, who took eighth as a sophomore and sixth as a junior.
With all of those runners gone, Williams finds himself at the front of the pack.
"It's his time to shine," Michaelson said. "That's cool. That's what track and field is all about. It's his turn."
Schobinger echoed those sentiments.
"We've been very lucky over the last eight years where we've had some really good runners (in the 400)," Schobinger said. "He had to wait (for) his time."
That time has come, which is definitely fine with Williams.
"I knew we lost a couple of big leaders," Williams said. "I was kind of geared towards it and ready to step up."
Whether Williams does well at the state meet or not, he's already a winner in his coaches' minds.
"More than athletic ability and athletic accomplishments, he's a good person," Michaelson said. "That's what we want in our program. Dickinson High's pretty proud of Challis."


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HARTFORD, Conn. (WTNH) – Connecticut's Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) is offering $15,000 in matching grants to build interest in fishing among the state's Hispanic population. The money is being made available to DEEP's Inland Fisheries Division to nonprofit groups, as part of two national programs; the George H.W. Bush program called Vamos A Pescar Education Fund and the Recreational Boating and Fishing Foundation. The two groups are teaming up to make $100,000 available nationwide, to help states and communities teach and involve families in high-density Hispanic communities how to get involved with fishing.
"The DEEP has been working to raise awareness of the great fishing in and around our urban neighborhoods," said Susan Whalen, Deputy Commissioner of DEEP. "This grant money will help build upon those efforts."
"Initiatives like our Community Fishing Waters Program, Enhanced Shoreline Opportunity Fishing Sites, and publication of freshwater and saltwater fishing brochures in Spanish, are a great foundation for encouraging all people to fish in Connecticut's pristine waters," Deputy Commissioner Whalen said.
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So I know lots of people prefer to go tank Riven, some even claim her to be an AD champ, but jesus christ they got no clue bout this game. The ONLY way to maximize Rivens Damage Output is to play her as an AP Mid Caster. Its pretty obvious actually, I mean sure, her skills may not scale as good, but thats not what Riven is all about, AP Riven is all about the faboulosity in a very being itself.
Runes & Masteries
It doesnt really matter what sort of runes and shiat you take, youll anyways be killing anyone in less than few seconds, so I decide to build funny symmetrical pictures in my masteries and get the dodgehack runes.
Also make sure to go for the cooldown runes, theyre kind of a must have on a champion as hot as Riven.
Skill Sequence
You once again dont even need your skills in order to raip the hell out of everybody, so I just try to skill everything as beautifull as possible, creating a figure that almost looks like a flow or whatever.
You ususally wanna start out with a dagger and mana potion, because even though were not playing AD, the Attackspeed from those dagger things is still brokenly overpowered and we should make use of that advantage. It also helps you lasthitting, becuase with all of that attackspeed we dont even have to worry about getting the lasthit anymore, we can just rightclick the creeps and wait for the flow of money to begin flowing. The mana potion is pretty usefull for earlygame laning, seeing as Rivens pretty manaintense earlyon.
Next up is a Rabadons, we dont have AP Ratios just yet, but thats fine, because we still get a freakin badass looking hat for only 3600 gold, which, asking me is one hell of a deal.
Now that we have some badassery going on in our outfit, we can build THE item for us, the Lich Bane, its even stronger than freaking doubleswords. Dont laugh, just think about it for a second, Lich Bane basicly IS a doublesword, but instead of the stupid little yellow swords it consists of two manly, manly sabres.
At this point were so strong, that not even the bounds of space and time can hold us, so I decide to go back in the latter and grab three innervating lockets. Why? Because fack the police, thats why.
If everything else fails though, you can still just go for the singed build and stack spike items, always works.~
Creeping / Jungling
Now this may sound a little weird, but AP Mid Jungle Riven is more than viable. Start your quest at the rude dudes camp, but only kill the big one and let the desperation of losing their leader drive the other ones insane before actually killing them.
You dont want to kill the other camps before hitting level 7, so you just wait for the rude dudes to respawn until you hit the last bit of rudeness outta them and you hit lvl 7, finally being able to kill the rest of the pack without any problems.
You dont really gank, because the rude dudes have to be killed as soon as they spawn and you cant risk having them get the time to recover some of their rudeness.
Positioning in fights
You always want to search a save spot, somewhere aside the fight to savely snipe your enemies, also be sure to choose the right weapon, those little melee guns wont help you if youre playing a freakin headshot champion.
On a side note, you should create two macros for these two lines:
-> Always post this one when you killed somebody: "H34D5H0T N3WB U SO B4D 0Mf6 H4H4H4H4H4"
-> The second is for when you, by some kind of miracle actually died: "FAKIN6 H4><0R WHY YOU scOPE WTFWFTWFTWFT"
With these always up your sleave, theres no way anyones ever gonna make a fool of you.
You pretty much beat everybody, except Ezreal, his beauty is too much even for mighty AP Riven, she just corrupts and becomes his slave.
Besides that you send everybody into oblivion.
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Be sure to give this a try guyz, it actually works, trust me. You may take a little time getting used to this, but the time spend on learning this complicated Champion really pays off.


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As media reports outline possible military actions that could be taken against Syria in the wake of Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad's chemical weapons attack on his own citizens, Defense Secretary James Mattis is in Florida to brief President Donald Trump as Trump prepares to meet Chinese President Xi Jinping.
NBC News reported that Mattis and National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster have been working to develop a range of options for Trump.
Trump and Secretary of State Rex Tillerson both indicated Thursday that action was very possible.
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"We are considering an appropriate response for this chemical weapons attack," Tillerson said. "A serious matter requires a serious response."
Trump, who has said he will not discuss specifics of any military action before it takes place, said Thursday that "something should happen" but did not offer details.
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Although Trump has options, some have constraints given the presence of Russia on the side of Assad.
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Daniel Serwer, director of the Conflict Management Program at Johns Hopkins University, said America's options could include destroying the aircraft involved in the chemical weapons attack.
Creation of a no-fly zone could limit the impact of Syria's air force, but could also be a challenge to implement.
"A no-fly zone would either mean the Russians, in effect, agreeing to constrain and turn on their own ally, or the United States accepting that it's basically unenforceable — unless they are willing to risk shooting down Russian aircraft, of course, which again seems unlikely," said Justin Bronk, a research fellow in the military sciences team at the UK-based RUSI think tank.
Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., wants Trump to send a strong response.
"Sen. (Lindsey) Graham and I strongly recommended grounding (Assad's) air force," McCain said. "Don't let those planes fly that are committing war crimes by dropping nerve gas on innocent men, women and children. And the great failure of the Obama administration was saying they were going to say something about it and didn't."
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Visitor Falls in Tiger Area in Zoo. Leopard Jumps Quickly At Villager where the villagers faced attack of the wild tiger. In fact it has been told that wild animals have caused six causalities and as many injuries in the last six months in some of the cities of India closer to the wild life territory. These hungry leopards escaped from their wildlife areas to look for some food.
The Zoo was quite big and Same sort of incident happened in Ballarpur, where the furious wild tiger entered the village. It was reported that the animal found a way to enter in a building where the buffaloes and cows were kept. The hungry leopard was searching for a free meal and also found the attention of the villagers as well.
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As the big wild Tiger was in that livestock building all the villagers went on the roofs to see the hungry animal and started watching it from the hole of that building. At that time the leopard managed to jump vertically fifteen feet above from the ground and came on the roof where all the onlookers were present.
All the villagers got panicked by the tiger's this sudden appearance. Every one scattered trying to escape from its attack. The wild animal started attacking who were standing close to him. Unluckily one villager was attacked by the panther and fell down but he was lucky enough as the hungry animal also got scared and started running in different direction to escape from the bystanders.
The furious tiger in the Zoo then managed to escape from the villagers and hid behind a huge water tank. The wildlife officials immediately reached to the location and controlled the situation. After some time the leopard was caught by them and after observation found free from injury which was then taken back to the wildlife territory. All the villagers then felt relaxed and safe from the beast.
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There comes a time when we all want to give back to the community and Tamara Matthews-Stephenson does it often.
Recently, she was one of the 60 designers who contributed their time, energy, efforts and money to create their own vignette-room in Manhattan's Chelsea District last week for the 10th annual' Design On A Dime' Event which raises money for Housing Works, a community organization for those living with or affected by AIDs. Their battle cry is to end homelessness and AIDS and to provide lifesaving services for those who suffer with it.
"My Design On A Dime room came out as well as I had hoped. I raised over $60,000. worth of donations from companies like Farrow & Ball, Thos. Moser, Mecox Gardens, Pearson, Restoration Hardware, VIYET, Arteriors Home, Troy Lighting, Circa Lighting, Bunny Williams, J Pocker, Teters Art, Carole Gratale, Bungalow 5 — and the list goes on and on. I also donated some of my own personal vintage collection of antique Limoges plates and tabletop Bakelite fish knives and more."
We asked Tamara to take us behind the scenes on what goes into being involved in a project such as 'Design on a Dime'.
The Daily Basics: Tamara, what attracted you to Housing Works' cause?
Tamara Matthews-Stephenson: So many of my favorite design friends take part in this event every year and I have written about it for years on my blog, NestNestNest … when I received the invitation I knew immediately I wanted to get involved. Their reputation in the design community is stellar and since everything has to be donated to the room, it makes it easy to get great wares. Brands all want to be part of it because it is truly one of NYC's most coveted design events each year..
The Housing Works charity is such a giving/loving cause and works with individuals who may be homeless and/or suffering from HIV/AIDS related illnesses. To me, this is such grass-roots efforts and so important to help people in this way. The entire team at Housing Works is so supportive and helpful to the designer – picking up the items for you, helping to set up, clean up. They all work so hard to make this event come together — it's refreshing!
TDB: When you sat down to design your space, what was your primary focus and inspiration?
Tamara: Since I write a great deal about entertaining and cooking on my blog, I knew I wanted to design a beautifully set table and create a festive atmosphere. I also knew that adding great tabletop items would be a way to provide many take-away items for sale during the evening. I was able to showcase my stylist skills well with edited layering. The French-inspired theme came after I found a beautiful French Limoge antique set of fish plates which started me in that direction. Once Thos. Moser donated one of their beautiful handmade tables, I kept thinking about their company which makes their products in the sea-side state of Maine….the direction soared from there.
TDB: You have some really interesting pieces of art in your booth – how did you select them? (I hope they all sold!)
Tamara: Almost every piece of art in my room sold. Some big name designers actually snatched up a few of my pieces. I was very fortunate to have been given beautiful art by several local artists. I was also happy that J. Pocker framing donated their framing services and framed a lovely painted mylar piece from Karen J. Revis (a Brooklyn artist). Additionally, Jerry Teters of Teters Art created the large piece above the fireplace based upon what I wanted. He asked me about the feelings I wanted to conjure in the piece, the colors and the imagery. Although it is an abstract it came out as I imagined. It was the star of the room. My very good friend bought the piece, which warmed my heart. I actually bought another painting which was donated by painter Sarah Harris as a gift for my son since he loved it!
TDB: Are you working on any interesting projects now?
Tamara: Well, now that Design On A Dime, Blogtour Milan and my most recent interior design project are behind me, May is all about an event I am co-chairing with fellow International Furnishings and Design Association board member, Lisa McMahon called 'Take A Seat'. It will be on May 14 (days before ICFF) here in New York City and held at the Room & Board showroom in Soho. We've invited over 25 interior designer and artists to creatively decorate and donate a chair, which we will display in the SOHO showroom leading up to event and auction off. Designer Libby Langdon will MC our event, New York Cottages & Gardens magazine is our media sponsor, with proceed going to a great cause, Habitat For Humanity! I will be writing posts on the IFDA blog all month about each designer and their inspiration We hope to garnish lots of attention for this event and it is only our 2nd annual time putting it together. We are very excited to have this amazing media sponsor of course and as I type this we are working on some great goodie bags.
Tamara's Design Take-Aways
Inspiration: the French Seaside and it's colorful palette
Design Foundation: Traditional with vintage and unique pieces juxtaposed with modern art.
Great Design Ideas:
- Tamara chose a round table for this square space which gives it charm and allows for plenty of space to move around the room.
- The floral damask in French blue above the chair rail and French green below sets the mood for the room
- The art hung in an organized grouping on the wall with a splash of a red print in the middle adds layers of interest as if the works were collected over the years
- A pair of urns on low plexiglass boxed birch logs covers a dormant fireplace
- The tables setting is a mix of antique Limoges and different sized and shaped vases filled with greens and fresh flowers
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Millions of pounds of parking and congestion fees are being lost in city centres because of motorists abusing the disabled parking scheme, according to a new report.
The National Fraud Initiative, the UK's largest investigation into public-sector fraud, found that in some places Blue Badge disabled parking permits are being traded for around GBP 500.
The initiative detected frauds along with benefit overpayments totalling GBP 111 million in 2004, a 33 per cent increase over the previous investigation two years earlier.
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It found 327 NHS employees and 2,690 local government employees carrying out housing benefit fraud and almost 2,500 overpayments to deceased pensioners.
The investigations – carried in London, Manchester and Liverpool – also found that more than 5,400 badges had not been cancelled although the badge-holder was dead.
The Audit Commission, the public spending watchdog which carries out the National Fraud Initiative every two years, said many of these badges were in active use and had been renewed after the person's death.
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Further investigations by Transport for London showed that some of these badges were being regularly used to avoid paying the congestion charge.
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Mazgaon court building: 'You need inauguration for demolition also,' asks Bombay High Court
The bench was told that tenders would be floated in ten days and demolition of the old Mazgaon court building will be initiated after 28 days
The Maharashtra government received an earful from the Bombay High Court again for its lethargic approach towards building of the new Mazgaon court.
The building of Bombay High Court
A bench of justices S C Dharmadhikari and Shalini Phansalkar Joshi was hearing a petition filed by Mazgaon Bar association through lawyer Uday Warunjikar. The court's five-storey building was constructed in 1997, but by July 2013, the slabs had started collapsing. The building was declared inhabitable and 12 metropolitan courts had to be shifted to Sewri.
Acting advocate general Rohit Deo told the court that the Government plans to build the foundation by year-end and start the demolishing the old building from August. The high court came down heavily on this.
"Do you need somebody to inaugurate the demolition work also? Why are you not starting the demolition of court building right away? We will not accept this in judiciary," said Iustice Dharmadhikari.
Deo tried convincing the bench that a lot of permissions are required to demolish a building.
"You don't have to stand in queue for permissions. You just have to tell them (BMC) that you are demolishing a structure," observed Dharmadhikari.
The court was later told that PWD will float tenders and within 45 days, the demolition can be carried out. Justice Dharmadhikari taunted the State government this time.
"They (PWD) were the ones responsible for the poor construction of the old Mazgaon court building. You are again going to rely upon them? God save us all," added justice Dharmadhikari.
Finally, the court was told that within the next ten days, bidders will be invited and within 28 days, the demolition work of the old building will be initiated.
The court ended the hearing by saying: "joh chitti ke baad aate hai use taar kehte hai, jo dhakke ke baad chalti hai use sarkaar kehte hai (the one which comes after a letter is called telegram; the one that starts working after a push is government)."
Due to the efforts put in by the High court, the government sanctioned Rs 29 crores for this year in connection to the new Mazgaon court. The total project is likely to cost around Rs 400 crores and will be ready by 2020. The new court building will have 48 rooms and will be one of the biggest courts in the city.


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Shia LaBeouf's penis is just one of the many images that flashes across the screen in the strange and downright depressing new Sigur Rós music video for their song "Fjögur Píanó." But it's the one image that will likely garner the most attention from Israeli director Alma Har'el's nearly 8-minute-long opus about addiction. (After all, "Shia LaBeouf Sucks On a Blinking Lollipop" doesn't have quite the same panache as "Shia LaBeouf Goes Full-Frontal.")
Still, the sight of the Transformers' star completely in the buff is hardly the most jarring visual from the divisive clip. Aside from the nudity from LaBeouf and his co-star, actress Denna Thomsen, there's a dance sequence that is, right now, at this very moment, making Mia Michaels weep (choreographer Ryan Heffington will get the credit for that) and a hell of a lot of symbolism for addiction.
As Har'el, who was given $10,000 and total creative from the band, whose new album Valtari was released last month, explains to the Wall Street Journal, the video is about "addiction to drugs, or sex, or anything — and how you get stuck in a cycle." Those butterflies aren't just butterflies, but "very beautiful things that die very fast" (nobody ever suspects the butterfly) and what one person sees as simply "candy and fish" is the hardship of "not knowing how to get out of something without causing pain to someone else." In other words, the video for the wordless ""Fjögur Píanó" will mean something very different to everyone.
Since the 26-year-old star, who has been nothing short of a PR nightmare over the past few years, reportedly volunteered to take part in the project, it's a safe assumption LaBeouf was hoping to earn back some of the long-lost actor cred and shed some of his own inner demons. Of course, in a culture where violence hardly causes us to bat an eye (the video also features some unsettling moments of violence) and full-frontal male nudity can still send people into a giggling frenzy, the core of what he was trying to accomplish may get lost in that frenzy. Just ask Michael Fassbender.
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Pardon this rather long commentary/rant on the restaurant industry. Just got home from eating out (yeah, I know I do that way too much). Ate at an order-at-the-counter-type-chain. And once again, the experience was less than ideal. In this case, the entrée itself was good, but . . . the drink machine had a sign on it "sorry, no ice." It's 88 degrees today, and the soda was less than cold. The lady at the next table wasn't so lucky. She got the wrong item, and the replacement didn't get to her until her table-mates were done eating. And by the way, the WC had no TP. What's up with that?
This week began with a breakfast delivered to me that was totally inedible. It wasn't just me, 4 of the other 6 diners at the table found at least part of their meal unsatisfactory. Bad restaurant experiences have increased at an alarming rate lately. First I thought it was just to me, but I've observed them happening to others. And then, the ultimate authority – the workplace breakroom – confirmed my fears that the only way to be totally satisfied may be to eat at home. Someone reported that half of their dining party never received their order. Last evening, at my customary tgif observance (not the restaurant, but thank g . . . . well, you know), as we left the order-at-the-counter-person, a previous diner came up to tell the order-taker not to bother bringing out the fries and other to-follow items, since they were done eating and leaving. Earlier in the week, I had a nicely crisped chicken sandwich that was raw in the middle and burned French fries (how do you burn french fries?) I did have a very good chicken salad sandwich at favorite-bar-and-grill, but while we were eating there was a huge crash when a stack of plates near us hit the floor. (I hope it was no one's meal). My husband told me his regular fast-food-breakfast-after-golf wasn't what he ordered, but then he almost never gets what he orders. Sheesh!
Two shining experiences in the last week encourage me to keep trying, however. A shout-out to Tokyo Restaurant for an amazing dining experience, like always, and another to Chick-a-dee, whose atmosphere hasn't changed in 20 years (or more?), but the best breakfast I've had in a long time – piping hot, light pancakes and sizzling bacon done to perfection.


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Over the past 6 months, and especially right now as Windows XP users start to panic a bit as they look for an alternative (CLICK HERE to read all about what's happening with Windows XP), the most common question I get asked is "Should I get a Windows 8 computer or something else?"
With all that's come out in the press about Windows 8, the question doesn't at all surprise me.
Folks putting out the money for a new computer don't want to make the mistake of getting one they have trouble using.
And that's the key… as you start looking for a new computer, you begin hearing all kinds of stories about how crummy Windows 8 is and how hard it is to get used to.
So you ask the question… is Windows 8 really for me?
Or should I look for a computer with Windows 7, or even switch completely to a Mac?
Let me give you my two-cents on the subject.
Where I'm Coming From
I installed my first copy of Windows 8 on one of my home computers back in March of 2012 (a beta preview copy), and then later in the year after the official release in August 2012, installed it on another of my laptop computers so that I could experiment with it and put together a guide book (CLICK HERE to learn about my book "Getting Started with Windows 8").
Since then, at the Computer Education Center in Lincoln, NE, I run a two-part Windows 8 class about once per month.
So my point is, I've had plenty of time to personally mess with Windows 8 but also have worked with a lot of students who have it.
When I got my first copy of Windows 8, I had already decided that I would attempt to use it without any outside help, just to see how intuitive it was.
After messing for about 2 hours with the new Start Screen, I gave up. There was nothing at all intuitive about how to do much of anything, especially how to navigate from one part of Windows to another, or even find my most-used programs.
So I gave in, went online, and found an article that someone had written explaining how the Start Screen worked.
I was NOT impressed. And frankly, couldn't understand how Microsoft could do such a stupid thing as get rid of the good old Start Menu and present us mouse users with a Start Screen better suited for "touching".
But as time passed and I learned more and used Windows 8 more, my attitude began to change.
No, I still wasn't using Windows 8 on any of my "production" computers (and still don't), but the more I used it and taught about it, the more comfortable I became, and the more I started to understand what Microsoft may have been trying to do.
Where I'm At Now
Today I'm comfortable with Windows 8 (and 8.1), to the point that I tell a lot of students looking to get a new computer, that they would be "just fine getting a Windows 8 machine".
And I really mean that.
Here are the typical "facts" I tell potential Windows 8 users:
- When traditional Windows users first see the new Windows 8 Start Screen, they freak out. But once they learn the basic ways to navigate from the Start Screen to (1) their old programs, and (2) the classic Desktop, things get lots better.
- All your "old programs" still work just fine in Windows 8, and you don't have to relearn anything about them.
- For the most part, working with your files and folders is the same in Windows 8 as it was in earlier versions of Windows. Yes, there are a few small changes (many of which I think are an improvement), but nothing that will completely throw you off.
- With the release of the free Windows 8.1 update to Windows 8.0, you can now set your computer to "boot" directly to the classic Desktop instead of the Start Screen.
- No, there is still not a Desktop Start Menu with all your program icons on it, but easy to learn how to quickly access the new Windows 8 All-App-Screen, which like the Start Menu (and frankly, even BETTER than the Start Menu) displays all your program icons.
- Windows 8 has something pretty cool that older versions do NOT have… the ability to download and run "Apps". If you are a tablet or smartphone user, you already know all about apps, and how much fun it is to visit the app store and download all types of free, fun, useful, apps. Now you can do the same thing on your desktop computer with Windows 8. Just visit the Microsoft App Store and you'll find all types of free an inexpensive apps. With older versions of Windows, you're still stuck with only "programs" that you typically have to pay for.
- Although rumors have it that Microsoft is considering some serious changes to Windows 8 in the near future (including the potential of bringing back our beloved Start Menu), the fact is that Windows 8 IS the future in Microsoft's eyes… so why not purchase "new" technology instead of something that will more quickly become obsolete.
I could say more, but I think you get the idea.
My best advice is to NOT be scared of a computer with Windows 8 on it. Yes, there is a short learning curve (that's why I teach Windows 8 classes and have my "Getting Started with Windows 8" book), but I think you'll be surprised with how quickly you'll adjust.
What About Ditching Windows and Purchasing a Mac?
Before I leave the "Should I get a Windows 8 Computer" topic let me address one other alternative that a few students have opted for… leaving the Windows world completely and going with a Mac.
No, I'm NOT here to fire up the age-old PC versus Mac argument, but instead just want to again point out a few of my own personal observations.
- A computer is a computer. Both Mac's and PC's get the job done (IF you know how to "do" the job in the first place).
- Most people who have a strong opinion about one being "better" than the other haven't really used both platforms on any type of regular basis to come away with a non-biased opinion. If they had, they would simply say The "best platform" is the one that you are used to using.
- Having spent quality time on BOTH sides of the fence and teaching both Mac and PC students, I can honestly say that Mac's are NOT easier to use than PC's. I have Mac students in my classroom that have the same typical computer-user-problems that my PC students have.
So really, I put PC's and Mac's on equal footing with each other. Either one works.
BUT… (and this might be a major point for some of you)… The one problem I have with Mac's is that it's a bit harder for inexperienced computer users to get outside help with their Mac.
Yes, the Apple Store is a great resource, and yes, they have some classes, and yes you can get online and find tutorials and YouTube videos to help… but unless you have friends or relatives with Mac's that are willing to give you a hand, you'll be on your own.
So for those considering the jump from Windows to the Mac, I'm totally fine with it… as long as you know there are fewer "help" resources outside of your Mac-using family or friends.
So that's my take.
As always, I would love to hear your comments about the subject. You can leave them below!!!