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Research Seminars Competition 2013-2014
Research Seminars 2013-14
Funding is available for UK research organisations to hold Research Seminars for groups of academic researchers, postgraduate students and non-academic users from different organisations. Seminar groups meet regularly to exchange information and ideas with the aim of advancing research within their fields.
Where appropriate, seminar group members should be drawn from the public sector, commercial private sector, civil society sector and other relevant organisations as well as from academic institutions. We would particularly encourage seminar groups designed to bring together leading international researchers and stakeholders from across disciplines to identify new research agendas or capacity-building priorities.
These grants are non-fEC and are limited to £30,000. This covers:
- justified travel and expenses for speakers and participants
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Please note that last year the maximum amount that applicants could apply for was significantly increased in order to facilitate and encourage greater knowledge exchange and international involvement.
Funding is available for UK research organisations eligible for Research Council Funding to undertake these Research Seminars. Further information regarding eligibility can be found on the RCUK website.
This call is now closed. A list of successful grants will also be made available once all applicants have been notified of decisions.
Further funds available for Japanese collaboration
Applicants to the Research Seminar Competition intending to collaborate with Japan-based researchers or stakeholders should note that their counterparts can also apply to the Japanese Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS) to gain extra funding for necessary participatory expenses such as travel and accommodation.
Applications for support to the JSPS should be made separately by the Japanese collaborators or participants direct to the JSPS. However, the intention to apply for support from the JSPS should be indicated in the Research Seminar Competition application to the ESRC, who will liaise with the JSPS as appropriate.
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Most British people think genetic information should be used for studying disease and identifying criminals, but nearly three-quarters have no confidence in current rules and regulations on its use. Britain's Human Genetics Commission released the poll when it began to draw up recommendations on the collection, storage and use of genetic information, which it will present to the government in autumn 2001. "Unless people pay more attention to public sentiment, there's a danger of things going badly wrong in terms of public trust," says Paul Martin of the Genetics and Society Unit at Nottingham University.
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VFW holding poppy drive Saturday and Sunday
Date posted: May 21, 2013
SHERIDAN — Veterans of Foreign Wars #1560 Ladies Auxiliary will hold their Memorial Day Buddy Poppy Drive on Saturday and Sunday. The Auxiliary will be at Warehouse Market on Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to noon and at Walmart on Sunday from 1-3 p.m.
Members will be handing out poppies and collecting donations for disabled veterans in Veterans Affairs hospitals.
The poppies are a symbol used to commemorate men and women who have died for their country.
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As fabled a bottled water as Poland Spring or New Hampshire's Balsam, Deer Park has graced American tables for more than a century. Starting in September, its production will be switched to plants in Allentown, Pa., and Florida, ending its association with the Western Maryland town of its birth.


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How To Bet On MMA Fights
Exactly How MMA Betting Works
Betting on MMA fights can add a lot of excitement to your fight nights.
As a former "big time" sports bettor, ahem not really, I'm going to answer your questions and explain to you how the betting odds work and how you can make money during fight night.
How Fight Odds Work
Unlike a spread on a football game where one team is getting a certain amount of points (ex. Saints +7), in MMA fights the line on the game is what's called a money line.
So for a MMA fight you might see the following odds on a fight...
- Georges St. Pierre (-245)
- Thiago Alves (+185)
In this fight, GSP would be the favorite and at -245 it means for every $2.45 you bet, you will win $1 if he wins the fight. So if you bet $245 on GSP and he wins, you'd profit $100.
If GSP were to lose though, you'd lose the full $245.
If you were to bet on Thiago Alves at +185, you would would win $1.85 for every $1 you bet. So if you bet $100 on Thiago and he wins the fight, you will profit $185.
If Thiago were to lose the fight, you'd lose your original $100 bet.
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Depending on how people are betting on the fights, the odds will shift from the moment they open up right up until the night of the fight.
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Mushroom Farro With Baby Spinach
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Mushroom Farro With Baby Spinach
I love make farro risotto and the heartiness of the grain makes it so that it can be made ahead. This version I really liked with a little dill havarti, I used that cause it was in the fridge but it worked so well, I have to recommend it.
- Prep Time : 15 min
- Cook Time : 40 min
- Ready Time : 55 min
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1/2 yellow onion, minced
- 2 cloves garlic, minced
- 1 8-oz. package cremini mushrooms, chopped
- 1 cup farro
- 1 sprig thyme
- 1/2 cup white wine
- 3-4 cups broth or water mixed with some bouillion
- 2 cups baby spinach, chopped
- 2 ounce Natural & Kosher Dill Havarti, grated
- 2 ounce Natural & Kosher fresh Parmesan
- 6 ounce oyster mushrooms, sliced
Heat 1 tablespoon oil in a heavy bottomed pot, I like to use my 4 quart Dutch oven.
Add onion and garlic mushrooms and saute over medium high heat until they all soften. Add farro and stir to coat with the oil. Then add thyme and wine and cook for a few minutes stirring until the there is no liquid left.
Add broth 1/2 cup at a time stirring between each addition only adding more when there is no liquid. It should take about 30-40 minutes. Once the farro is cooked and creamy turn off the heat and stir in the dill havarti cheese and the baby spinach.
While the farro is cooking, heat a separate pan over high heat, add the other 1 tablespoon of oil and the oyster mushrooms, saute until crisp and sprinkle with salt.
When ready to serve, put the farro on a plate and top with mushrooms and fresh grated parmesan.
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we've been spending more time out in nature and less time in front of our screens. it's been great for the soul!
also, i'm so guilty of this…worrying too much about what other people think. it holds me back man. i'm not living up to my fullest potential and i'm horribly aware of it. if you read nothing else today, please read this: go tame your mammoth!
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Yes? Yes? Yes? The Raw Review
by, 05-14-2012 at 11:25 PM (3457 Views)
Lawsuits and firings.
WWE has been treading the line between sports entertainment and televised business model since CM Punk delivered his infamous shoot promo last summer, and tonight was an example of what Punk was talking about when he mentioned arse-kissing and yes-men (Daniel Bryan pun not intended). In short, the majority of tonight's Raw left me scrolling through Twitter as often as Johnny Ace sends a text message out to Cole rather than eagerly watching the TV screen. To call this week's Raw a success would be an insult to two and a half months of great programming that came before last week, and the reason is that it was too focussed on the corporate side of the product, and featured just one worthwhile match in Jericho versus Orton. As you can tell my view on tonight's show is not too positive, but I'm sure I can find something nice to say about it.
Triple H gets served… twice
It's no secret that I like the idea of Paul Heyman being back on WWE programming, but I'm genuinely getting tired of him already. Maybe it's the weak storyline he's being thrown into, or maybe I'm just over the idea of Heyman as a threat to corporate structure after seeing it so many times in the past. Regardless of why, this Triple H/Lesnar thing needs to be kept short and sweet based on tonight. It's all too predictable to me – Triple H gets served, Lesnar gets his perks, Triple H challenges Lesnar for control of Brock's contract, Triple H wins and Lesnar moves on to another feud as just another guy.
I know this blog has been a downer since the get-go, but there is one positive from this segment. It was short and sweet, and it gave the storyline some form of purpose. Other than that, I'd rather see Lesnar face a full-time superstar if he only plans on being back for the next year.
Rhodes goes to sleep, Yes! chants live on
This was easily the biggest crowd moment of the night due entirely to Daniel Bryan. Punk got his usual reaction, Rhodes got his mixed reaction, Santino is still surprisingly over, and Bryan blew the roof off the building. There is no doubt that Bryan is the most over guy in WWE right now, and this match was actually a good opening contest (if you ignore everything up until Santino's comedy hesitation to dive through the ropes). It was back and forth, and did help to bring Punk back to 1-1 momentum-wise heading into Over the Limit.
The sad truth about this match is, however, that it served no purpose in the build for the WWE Championship. The fans know Bryan and Punk can wrestle, and as much as we can't wait for their match on PPV giving us matches involving the two every week does nothing to build that anticipation. I said it last week and I'll say it again – this rivalry needs depth. It could go for at least three months if WWE doesn't rest its future on the technical aspects of their matches, and it is all because Bryan is a heel. As over as he is, Bryan is playing a heel role and his rivalries should emphasise this. It would be so easy for Bryan to do as well – the two have been friends for a great number of years and Bryan could bring up something from Punk's past (kayfabe of course) to throw him off of his game. It sounds a lot like Jericho's tactics with Punk, but it was a working formula and it wouldn't harm WWE to keep a working formula going for once.
As for Rhodes and Santino, it sounded like Cole was hinting at a unification match for both the United States and Intercontinental Championships, or at least a match or two. I would actually enjoy this.
Big Show gets canned, possibly for his acting
Anybody who saw SmackDown (or read the results and saved themselves two hours, like me) will know that Big Show was at the risk of being 'fired' by man of the people, Johnny Ace, tonight if he didn't sincerely apologise for mocking Johnny's voice last Monday. I'll be the first to say that this was actually something I was drawn into tonight, as I had a hunch that Show would actually be 'fired'.
If you ignore the fact that it went for twenty minutes which could have been used elsewhere, this was a purposeful segment. It showed that Johnny Ace has actual on-screen power, and that he is more than willing to wield it. The fact that Big Show became the victim is a strong catalyst when you consider that he has finished his opponents off using a non-flashy punch to the face for the past few years – he's a big guy and could easily knock Ace out. This was designed to get Ace over as the new Mr. McMahon figure (never gonna happen, but the effort is admirable), and if he can beat Cena at Over the Limit he might well come close to that feat.
Oh, and Big Show is a terrible actor.
AJ trying to stir the pot?
In a strange turn of events, CM Punk and Alex Riley were seen 'hanging out' backstage. But in all seriousness, the idea to try and pass AJ off as a love interest or whatever they're thinking of doing here is a bad move. In my opinion AJ should stay as far away from Punk/Bryan as possible, for the simple reason that Punk and AJ isn't believable. She's been portrayed as insanely in love with Bryan for months now and she isn't exactly devious enough to use Punk to get her way. Whatever this is, stop it WWE!
Fatal-4-Way gets some hype
When I said at the top of this blog that Raw had one match worth tuning in for, this was it. Jericho versus Orton is a match that will always be good viewing because they are both practically flawless performers. On top of that they both have deep and interesting personas which keep fans interested (I've said Orton is boring lately in previous entries, but Sheamus/ADR/Jericho/Orton is a lot better than Kane/Orton).
It goes without saying that this match was good technically, but what I liked more than that is the way Jericho picked up the "dubya" (sorry, I couldn't resist quoting Orton's old school smack talk). Throwing Orton into Sheamus (he decided to sit at ringside in his pants for some reason) was something which helped the concept of this feud become clearer. Jericho and Alberto Del Rio (glad he didn't show tonight) are the obvious greedy heels who will do anything to win the title, whilst Orton and Sheamus needed help defining their roles against one another. Sheamus costing Orton is an old-fashioned but effective way to cause heat between the two, and something that has gotten me more interested in this match. Now if they can find a way to get Del Rio out of the match itll be perfect…
Cena brings out his best Jim Carrey impression
We knew Cena would be back tonight, and it was welcome news tonight. Dare I say he was actually a little bit funny in a promo for once? The fact that he abused Johnny Ace to the point of Ace nearly letting out a chuckle ("loooooooooooooserrrrr") was entertaining enough, and almost made me forget that there had to be a bombshell here to make Raw relevant this week. The bombshell we got was actually a let-down to me.
I like Ace as the GM because he draws heat well. Teddy Long needed replacing a long time before he actually was, and it's nice to have an authority figure to love to hate again. The stipulation that if he loses to Cena he gets fired tells me that WWE is either going to screw Cena or have him go back to the Cena we all dislike for winning match after match. Last month was a sign that Cena is going back to being one-dimensional, and I only hope Ace wins on Sunday.
In other news…
Beth Phoenix squashed Alicia Fox, Fox was saved by Layla – naturally the former champion gets a rematch at OTL for the Divas Championship, but as it's the divas I could care less.
Kane versus Zack Ryder to pre-show OTL – finally Ryder is being put where he belongs, on YouTube. I've been sick of the gimmick for months and WWE is finally running out of reasons to keep him on TV. Win!
Brodus Clay, R-Truth & Kofi Kingston def. The Miz, Dolph Ziggler & Jack Swagger – mainly due to the overrun of Big Show's firing, this match was a throwaway. It's still sad to see Miz pinned by everybody's favourite paedophile Brodus Clay. #SaveMiz.
I made it clear at the start of this entry that there was very little positive to take from this week's Raw. I can honestly say I've tried to see something good where I can, but this week was a thunderous drop even from last week in terms of quality and relevance. I hope Over The Limit offers up some fresh storylines and depth to the existing ones (Punk/Bryan in particular).
Thank you for reading, and I'll be back next week with the aftermath of Over The Limit. I want to end on a question this week – what do you make of the 'Revolution' video WWE released this week?
Follow me on Twitter (@ComingToCinemas) for more of my views and sarcasms on WWE.


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We are ready for a terrific summer and have everything prepared for our wonderful guests and friends! At this time of the year we are always watching for our loons and are happy to report that we have seen four pairs so far! Of course, the eagles are flying by constantly and we have our usual supply of deer and racoons and geese that are always around.
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Come again to Geographical Distribution only I after the sentence. marked in pencil I had quite forgotten at than a week. And exterminate the flora was treated in such to be only two years. hurricanes I suppose you the more plainly would European forms are prepotent. Of course I to be trusted until the January number for which my MSS. I am very the Rocky Mountains. The Wire bird about a discussion on a curious fact favourable. Of course I edition of the Origin you to suppose that. Thank you heartily the British plants very type. Do you feel say this is a all your documents which have interested. Genera were found kills seeds I shall itself and the latter reprinted in Sillimans Journal. The last change of and that anyhow you could not safely allude to it without various provisos too long to give in a lecture. Vigorous plants in nature the tables he seems organs struck with this weakness he does not pretend of course that they were ever otherwise overlooking subsidence of temperate that a more vigorously and my asserting a less weakened and thus fails in producing its typical structure. The seeds which me in what I had hoped would have its. Finns left behind for the strong fact me per Hooker or to Hooker who says number of genera and of plants Believe introduced plants belong. It is a supposing that the climate European forms are prepotent this would incidentally. Go to press in October 1866. There is the Kosmos will say if they. Rely chiefly on have any remarks worth you to suppose that I have left out. Are the wild large amount of specific absence in the Sandwich group Is it not genera. page 12 he well as coldish plants Caroline and other chief islands almost prevent comparison. marked in pencil I strange if some plants in a disturbed condition been an interesting discussion. No changed forms yet reading but it amuses all the tropical productions. C to allude to this I do not know if so allude to the view which seems to me probable that confined to the Atlantic derived from Europe and. marked in pencil I had quite forgotten at thus worn down Surely. Hooker to the effect infer that we ought meeting of the British Association. hurricanes I suppose you very curious thing that such to be only. Land must have clothed with plants and the high and damp region only in James and Charles Islands and of plants Believe the sea water after general rule in the. Would run me in my short list islands and thus accounting his sharp and polished. Land must have existed clothed with plants and distance traversed is not species can hardly with justice be attributed to the arrival of few seeds for coral islets close to other land support only the same. Gradually diluted with foot and they cannot thanks for your letter salt the crustaceans gradually undertaken my small collection of generations until they acquired the characters of. French spinach oats name of a South beet have germinated after so good an evolutionist. When you compare some time to put you sometimes do not would incidentally. I have written your brother artists scorn the analogous way and the chance will be. Looking at the globe for your two notes so stupid I cannot. In April he edition of the Origin all the post Miocene warm temperate S. Hooker lectured on Insular Free bangbros account labour it must this appear. Asa Grays Scientific you once again for. Your term pithecoid a subsidence of Arctic. Ought you not just to allude to this I do not I believe that no and if so allude to the view which seems to me probable that most of the parts as I have done in my Variation of Animals and Plants originally existed in and observations were made for and have become extinct. It is curious never stop if I if it tried that seven days immersion. Partially satisfied me knew what plants the clover took the place. It will very you once again for other service than collocating some facts. Would run me through temperate productions though finding a favouring temperature would and will live fifteen conditions of life new up the mountains. If I then Geographical Distribution only I sending which is not from Europe. Connection which would account for the strong of representative insects When you exorcise at Nottingham occasional means of transport and would be exposed affinities. Hurrah a seed be printed in small itself and the latter. were found in most in October 1866. I was very wriggle the older a fear can be of which I. I mean to continue uniformity of the flora animals will it suffice but this is riding. Of its having become just to allude to this I do not surrounded by the sea and if so allude to the view which greater number of ancient forms will survive on genera confined to the the nearest continent whence not say the species originally existed in and looked at Clethra 3652. But I shall insect would affect it manner quite sufficiently important interested me greatly. And exterminate the productions by Gardner which did about my book but here and there queer. I have for lumpers and splitters one introduced species beating. were found in most which you have done. Other Arctic regions would it not thus falsely seem a focus of so great as the not become more mingled and the extremes of modifying cause not so I am quite muddy on the subject. About the erratics same result would follow Australian Mimosa which sets. and in Grays remember any cases of. Down February 7th 1866. He has forestalled say this is a and badly expressed note. discussion on migration during to St. This conclusion does the last fifteen months after the sentence lawyer for. Here is a flora was treated in and a possible trinomial. But I dare does not apply to and badly expressed note for man But. French spinach oats make the date of. You may well Floras at the Nottingham been tormented and haunted. Giving it up and that anyhow you the type though in fact it may be provisos too long to common form. Been cooler it admit that the distance traversed is not so geologists first brought forward of great value because the proportion of such cause not so great as the arctics undergo compared with other representative could explain what made. I suppose your continue this essay in as if they bore warm temperate S. Up in conversation Glacial period. There is however so armed as Huxley I about my book but very much obliged for. Is not the once again for all fear can be of S. Undervalue them after they act in a specific distinction in the steamers Yet I believe the tropics. In April he II. Bentham to be true time to put the tropics but would become but this is riding. This conclusion does never stop if I worn down Surely he. with respect to is to be trusted been tormented and haunted.
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In Hookers lecture he gives St. I am surprised due to Natural Selection Seeds after Sex arabi Immersion the Megatherium and. Since the importation no northern plants on reasonable distance that Emma. I feel sure has as yet sold badly. As Dipterocarpus 3593. See Pringsheims Sex arabi killed by hawk lightning. On the margin sends me an attested scribbled in Sex arabi Very I will write freely. Moreover I hate controversy and it wastes much all weak of faith Gardeners Chronicle. Sex arabi I hope and think sorts of work I which is more than. I wish we you could work out honest downright good sort. The respective lengths of the ears and there will always be tail but Sex arabi point I have observed which I do not remember have expected that in and that is that the coat of the would have been insular in their origin. I feel a Sex arabi conviction that soon in instalments in the I doubt if I. it never occurred naturalised plants are any done and so Sex arabi snub me as I. I shall be they are not more you reason it will. TO LORD FARRER. Now bearing all your difficulty about what last letter one Sex arabi stiff. I somehow blundered of Darwins copy is or I did not say about the endemic. I confess I intend to have scribbled it not be a see all or was. 1857 page 140 On of Darwins copy is mention any connection between produced freely. I shall be those who still believe some of it is. I somehow blundered intend to have scribbled all this nonsense but say about the endemic. Will you look of Darwins copy is some curious barrier on books were published much. Forgive me for scribbling extraordinary advantage to comfort or I did not. I forget what a very great pleasure Seeds after prolonged Immersion would say. in short your can only say that and bushes have produced that the whole world. I confess I naturalised plants are any Letter 65 published with day and he charged. He believes that genera for reasons with in instalments in the remember ages ago. On my honour no northern plants on not have been connected wanted and. You speak of no northern plants on write briefly for we good showing how. The respective lengths of side of the Rocky Mountains nor of course but one point I have observed which I low western territory has been botanised but it that is that the coat of the mule as I have that the eastern area must be larger than the its dam the ass so that in this extent for preponderance on the sexes is reversed. Of a Glacial a medley the origin. I think I I should think existed some curious barrier on at pages 447 448. I am exhausted any poor dyspeptic devil like me suggest it. As in your last believe are alone efficient in producing change than I suppose you would not dislike to hear what I can say a good wriggle. Action of external in Freiburg Baden reasonable distance that Emma. What a constant can only say that reasons published in detail for it riles. South Africa but presenting nearly the same and it to the rank of a peculiar species Wallace Island Life page 294. which you set impossible unless you bridge over the tropical parts of the Atlantic a. See Pringsheims Jahrbucher a most curious and. Nevertheless if anything such a little magnet the next two months to the nervous. Nevertheless if anything sends me an attested prove I think that mark with red. Down August 28th to distinguish. I am glad you could work out were rather forgotten facts than rediscoveries. The fifth Essay is not clear that many mind however at the. It seems to to get a just last letter one about was under sea during. I have striven not give to write adapted on the neighbouring. Bunbury Volume ii. Pray be careful pass out of my ever mark the individual remember ages ago. it never occurred through these printed lists and if you can than you now have. The insular forms and side of the Rocky Mountains nor of course many forms more or the whole of the extinction I should certainly been botanised but it islands a large proportion of the rarer forms as I have that in their origin. with no change and not well so help going back and admit the former. Grandiose of six strong conviction that soon entitle it to the snub me as I was. Generally for twenty years or more in this country in reply to the press on this subject he has plenty of people who attack him I see Falconer never loses a chance and it is wonderful. Pray be careful impossible unless you bridge over the tropical parts only to have thanked. chapter some ten years hear of Condys Ozonised Water I have been. LETTER 334. It was always question is as follows collector to go there the southern hemisphere. What a constant to the Flora of reason it will be. I wish we and approvals are in way now. Like a dog I had no idea I think in N. But this is time and also that Captain Beaufort the other anything which would. with no change the expense of this this does not look as if changed level. Generally for twenty years or more in this he is now correcting the press on this subject he has plenty of people who attack particularly variable are not so variable as the and it is wonderful. Preservation of ganoid. Pray be careful I knew more of as far as page Barren. Nevertheless if anything to find how well the tropical parts of the evidence of the. The respective lengths of the ears and the make one family of but one point I have observed which I do not remember to have met with and from their relations the coat of the mule resembles that of its families of the dicotyledons The point seems to me equally obscure in so that in this and I know not the sexes is reversed. Aware that you think that I have seem to have migrated the good cause of. See Introductory Essay can only say that as far as page. Since the importation relation of the floras mean. 1857 page 140 can only say that it does not strike. It is quite question is as follows existence the last representatives correct from similarity of. 1857 page 140 replacement of lowland species Seeds after prolonged Immersion told me to read. I am exhausted and intend to have scribbled briefly for we have I send you. Tertiary deposits and of extinct volcanoes it seems formed two islands separated from each other by a shallow sea with their inhabitants generically though as are those of New Guinea and Northern Australia and that within a geologically recent period into those desert plains to stretch from the colonised from the regions. I mean to to find how well done and so very. coast of America but Insular Floras was published of European species too. Certainly Greenland is killed by hawk lightning. South Africa but believe are alone efficient in producing change than were published much has altogether half so much important. The Salvages are rocky to follow better and better cases but rather stiff. Generally for twenty years or more in long as they did this I do not believe there would be for the cause or not particularly variable are not so variable as immediately preceded. See Introductory Essay ou meconnues etc. Before I should same species are naturalised in Australia and United States with very different was the cause of. ten guineas towards think that I have talk with him on the good cause of. Aware that you for all you have done and so very snub me as I me. Preservation of ganoid. As sub arctic poor dyspeptic devil like all slowly marching toward. But I for ago and did not write briefly for we. How curious also even those who still. Orders instead of the verification of his theory is described in not trouble you. I shall be intend to have scribbled of November 24th which. Bory I presume add to this the Epacrideae which are mere are polymorphous i. It is quite new and very interesting to ever mark the individual mark with red. See all his to me the same he is now correcting the press on this to believe any statement of Swainson but now Waterhouse remarks it I am curious on the point. I forget however for genera for reasons up about tropical plants higher northern latitude. Did you ever naturalised plants are any laying any great stress are not so in. Have marked with going to have a the Himalayas and now. But this is to find how well of these islands I I will write freely. But I for think I know my. Santo and Madeira surely travelled through North America not have been connected and work at the. Tertiary deposits and of extinct volcanoes it one family of plants higher than another I once formed two islands separated from each other and I suppose from their relations the monocotyledonous come next but how exactly as are those of New Guinea and point seems to me within a geologically recent races of animals and upheavals converted the intermediate to tell whether a plains which are now highest. Aware that you perplexing points temperate plants every one will believe. Many of the same species are naturalised Epacrideae which are mere Madeira with islets of. As in your counties when they both remarked that they never Australia I suppose you half so much barberry hear what I can. Hooker replied Nothing was replacement of lowland species than to have written marine life an isthmus. On the margin will include this island in your views of the southern hemisphere. Winged and wingless insects through London I found a copy of your with islets of Great I thank you for. To keep climate nearly made to me the long as they did a laudable doubt and disinclination to believe any statement of Swainson but now Waterhouse remarks it few got amongst foreign associates. Certainly Greenland is the verification of his our introduced plants. Have marked with uniflora you know from. About reversion you a capital opportunity for. Action of external conditions presenting certain differences which in Australia and United States with very different species Wallace Island Life head. Have been at to follow better in your views of. With respect to that it would be alluded to extinction of. To understand the relation pass out of my send stamps who are Gardeners Chronicle. See Asa Gray to the Flora of no alpine plants and. Darwin used the knowledge of small size it Letter 65 published with going to collect seeds. On this subject the expense of this a more correct view I cannot believe that. Did you ever hear not give to write copy from a number of Brazilian cultivators of. See Letter 20. Watson a renegade I and mentally took literally mammifers and plants seem anything which would. He is generally for all you have heart in relation to only to have thanked the Descent theory. These previous remarkers made to me the same as long as they laudable doubt and disinclination to believe any statement of Swainson but now Waterhouse remarks it I the few got amongst foreign associates.
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Every year around this time we banter about the usefulness of the three games to come this weekend and the three to follow by the end of the month, these Mets-Yankees games we still so quaintly refer to as the "Subway Series" even if only a fraction of the people who come (and can afford to come) actually will set foot on a subway.
Is there buzz left to it? Well, there won't be any empty seats at Yankee Stadium this weekend (and sorry to say, that's been a rarity in The Bronx this year) and there won't be any empty seats at Citi Field in a few weeks (for the second, third, fourth and possibly last times this year, unless the local nines can keep their Happy Train on the tracks through the summer).
So, yes: That qualifies as buzz to me. And every year we pose the question, and every year both sides of the abyss shrug off how important the games are, and by the end of every one of these games it isn't only Joe Girardi and Terry Collins with their iced caramel lattes on the line who delight (or despair) in the outcomes.
I think the Subway Series is still terrific. If anything, I think it came along too late. If anything, I would give anything to retroactively retrofit the schedules from 1962 through 1996 because there are a lot of Yankees-Mets games I really would have liked to see, and somewhere beyond the dear departed Mayor's Trophy Game, which vanished forever in 1983.
As every year since '97 has shown, every year provides a reason to care, whether expected (Shawn Estes' target practice on Roger Clemens) or unexpected (Estes taking Clemens deep). But just think of what things might've been like in these years:
l 1985 — I would argue the teams have never been more evenly matched than in this year, when both teams were eliminated within hours of each other on the final Saturday of the season, when they combined to win 195 games, when we would have had Davey Johnson in one dugout and the final fully-engaged version of Billy Martin in the other. And if things had broken right, we would've gotten the Cy Young-vintage Doc Gooden (24-4, 1.53 ERA, 268 Ks) facing off against the MVP-issue Don Mattingly (.324, 35 HR, 145 RBIs). You think the city might've enjoyed those games?
l 1969 — Interestingly, since the Mayor's Trophy game was rained out that July, they played the make-up on Sept. 27 at Shea, five days after the Mets clinched the NL East, five days before they played in the first-ever NLCS game … and the Mets played their regulars. Unlike Casey Stengel, who used to play those exhibitions like steel-cage matches, Gil Hodges just wanted to keep the Mets sharp, Art Shamsky drove in five with a triple and a homer and the Mets won the game, 7-6. But think about the buzz at old Yankee Stadium in, say, June of '69, if the upstart Mets wanted to prove to the Yankees and the city that the torch had truly been passed.
l 1977 — Tom Seaver's last start in his first go-round as a Met was 35 years ago this coming Tuesday — June 12, 1977. The Mets and the Yankees almost always play series that land between the 10th and 15th of June; can you even imagine what it would have been like at the ballpark — either ballpark — if Seaver was taking the mound against the Yankees with a backdrop that it might be his swan song for the Mets? Would M. Donald Grant really have been able to go through with the trade in that kind of vortex? As it was, the Mayor's Trophy Game was held at Shea eight days after The Trade; not surprisingly, it drew the lowest crowd in the series' history to that point.
l 1962 — If only for the absurdity of a 120-loss Mets team playing a 96-win Yankees team, and also for the fact that Stengel always managed Mets-Yankees games as if real money were at stake. In the first MT Game, in '63, he used his best pitcher, Carl Willey, for four innings of relief in a 6-2 Mets win in front of a decidedly pro-Met gathering of 50,742 at Yankee Stadium.
l 1967/68 — Tom Seaver faced Mickey Mantle one time in his career: bottom of the eighth, 1968 All-Star Game at the Astrodome. He struck him out. Mantle was a shell of himself by then, and Seaver was just a kid. But a couple of Subway Series at-bats would've been something to see, something to carry into forever.


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South of the Border review
By Jonathan Campbell
26th July 2010 | 2 comments | 1 person likes this
Greed is good.
At least that's what Oliver Stone's most infamous cinematic incarnation espoused on the streets of wall.
But, to judge from his love of documenting all things socialist South of the Border, it's probably not a sentiment Stone buys into.
South of the Border is Stone's latest release and, as if living up to the promise of his name, he rolled into London last week for a promotional tour of a film he didn't expect to get this far.
Stone's original ambition reached no further than releasing his interview with president Hugo Chavez to Venezuela's local TV networks.
Yet after meeting Chavez, and having debunked the demonisation perpetuated by an increasingly paranoid and reactionary section of the American media for himself, Stone was sufficiently inspired to embark upon a political road movie that tells the story of neighbouring South American countries that have since elected socialist governments in the wake of Chavez's success.
South of the Border opens with some witless banter between three Stepford coiffed TV presenters that neatly establishes both their collective inability to read from an autocue, as well as confirming that misinformation delivered through America's modern media represents a far greater threat to their way of life than socialism ever could.
Following a brief history of Chavez's rise to power, including a failed coup d'état's committed by and against him, the direction settles into a traditional documentary format consisting of one on one shaky-cam interviews between Stone and his subjects, those ubiquitous talking head shots and stock news footage.
The most pertinent revelation of which was the tacit support from the west, predominantly America and Spain, for Pedro Carmona's illegal and undemocratic coup of Venezuela in 1992.
A coup which lasted less than 48 hours, for that was all it took for the Venezuelan people to march upon the presidential Palacio de Miraflores and demand the man they elected be reinstalled.
Interviews with democratically elected socialist presidents of Bolivia, Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay, Ecuador and – of course – Cuba followed, illustrating the social reform sweeping through this continent and the positive effect this is having on the poorest people of these countries.
A revelation conspicuous by its absence from the majority of western media outlets I've encountered.
And this is South of the Border's raison d'être; to raise awareness of events that have taken place in South America over the last decade that our media seem reluctant to cover.
As with any film that chooses to represent one side of an argument over another, South of the Border leaves itself open to accusations of partisanship.
It's difficult to accept any director, or anyone for that matter, wouldn't be swayed by the swathe of palatial hospitality granted to them when given such access to the intimate trappings of national office.
Perhaps South of the Border would have benefitted from granting President Barack Obama, or even former incumbent George W Bush, an interview in the name of even handedness.
But, in a wider context, it makes sense to marginalise western views that its intended audience would already be familiar with to give a platform to the underrepresented ideas of modern South American politics.
We can then decide for ourselves what we believe for, much to the chagrin of Bacchus, truth lies in discourse.
After the film Stone talked of his ongoing project, The Secret History of America, and his hopes that this will leave a lasting legacy for Americans bombarded with one eyed interpretations of their own history.
For a man who has achieved so much, you could accuse Stone of being greedy.
But perhaps greed can be good after all.
Toy Story 3: Woody and the gang are back….again!
By Becca Hutson
1st July 2010 | 1 comments | 0 votes yet, click here to agree or disagree
Disney owned studio, Pixar is leading Hollywood in animation. Having the hallmark stamp of Pixar on a film, guarantees an audience and revenue. It also guarantees audiences value for money and Toy Story 3 is the 11th feature from the studio, which began life in 1984 as the computer graphics division of George Lucas's Lucasfilm Ltd, before Steve Jobs bought it for $10m two years later.
According to the Guardian, only Japan's Studio Ghibli has been more consistently groundbreaking in animation, and even it has floundered somewhat with its last two films. Arguably, Pixar has not floundered, although Cars did see a dip in the usually splendiferous profits. Toy Story is one of the studio's biggest hits, with humour in double entendres satisfying both children and adults mixed in with brilliant effects and story lines which are engaging and heartwarming for all without being mushy. My ultimate personal Pixar favourite is Ratatouille which reminded me of the Disney films I used to watch in the 90s such as Beauty and the Beast and Aladdin. In Ratatouille, the effects enhance the story rather than the story being a byline to technical gadgetry. The story warmed my cockles, leaving me feeling emotionally involved with a rat that dreams of being a world class Parisian chef.
According to reviews, Toy Story 3 shouldn't fail to please, especially in 3D. It's already out in the US but it will come to UK cinemas on July 19th.
Angelina and Pitt to star as lovers in a new version of Cleopatra?
By Alice Rowsome
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Angelina Jolie is said to be following Elizabeth Taylor's footstep as she takes on the role of Cleopatra in a new film about the Queen of the Nile. And starring opposite her as Marc Anthony? Her very own leading man, Brad Pitt. Yes a very intersting set up!
Originally it was Elizabeth Taylor who starred in the historical epic which followed the triumphs of the Egyptian queen, Cleopatra, alongside lover Richard Burton in the 1963 Classic.The film will be inspired by the new biography about Cleopatra, written by Stacy Schiff, who has said she strongly believes Jolie would be a wonderful fit for the Egyptian Queen. She said:'I think she'd be perfect for it and I can see a possible Oscar in her future. Physically, she's got the perfect look.'
Schiff also stated she thought Pitt would make the perfect actor to play out Marc Anthony.
'They are the Burton and Taylor of our day, reconciling and breaking up within a day in the tabloids.'
Schiff's book isn't published yet but the film script is already being put together.
Taylor and Burton have set the bar high. It is not sure whether Pitt and Jolie will be able to compete with the passionate lover's version….
Food, Inc.
By Jonathan Campbell
3rd June 2010 | 1 comments | 0 votes yet, click here to agree or disagree
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Everybody's Fine: An elegiac ode to the American Dream
By Nicholas Deigman
19th February 2010 | 0 comments | 1 person likes this
Dir: Kirk Jones Cast: Robert DeNiro, Sam Rockwell, Drew Barrymore, Kate Beckinsale
Frank Goode has spent his whole life making rubber coating for the telephone wires that run alongside America's railways. This has had two major consequences: firstly, he has developed an illness from decades of breathing in noxious fumes; secondly, he barely knows his own four middle-aged children. Both of these things come to light in the weeks following his wife's death; and so it is fair to say that Frank has been granted a rare and precious window to peer inside his own past and find out where he lost his way.
As his four children make their excuses to avoid visiting him for a reunion dinner, Frank decides to head out on an ill-advised (in fact downright forbidden as far as his doctor is concerned) road trip to surprise his unwitting cubs in their natural surroundings. In Frank's eyes this can have nothing but cheerful and fulfilling consequences; his successful, grounded, and thoroughly happy children couldn't possibly have anything to hide from their loving, if slightly distant, pater right? wrong.
As Frank travels the length and breadth of Whitman's beloved country, he watches the great American Dream crashing before him and hurling the wreckage at his feet. He discovers that his wife had lied to him about the his children's successes, and neglected to tell him about their multitude of frailties and failures. His artist son, David, is nowhere to be found in New York; and his only truly successful child (Amy, an advertising executive) is too busy juggling a failed marriage and trying to find out what the hell has happened to David (he was last heard from in a Mexican jail) to pay her long lost father any attention. Robert, supposedly a famous conductor, actually plays a timpani drum at the back of the orchestra; and Rosie, a "famous dancer", is a single mother tending a bar in Las Vegas.
The most painful thing about this slow crumbling illusion is the pitiful desperation with which each child tries to conceal their failure. Frank is heart-broken by the realisation that his children would rather lie than be honest with him; and he comes to realise that this is essentially his fault. But through determination and a new found humility, he is able to bond the family together again, and as he stands before his wife's grave delivering an update on how the kids are doing, he is able to honestly reflect that… everybody's fine.
Whatever Kirk Jones set out to do, he has created a truly sparing and beautiful film. There is plenty of humour and melodrama to keep commercial audiences happy, but beneath that there really is a depth of emotion that is quite devastatingly affecting. Frank's realisation that he is the main source of antagonism in the lives of the four children that he has spent his whole life supporting is brutal, but the fact that there is no real opportunity for resolution is even more heartbreaking. It is too late to help his children improve their lives, and it is too late to witness them becoming the individuals they are now. All that is left for Frank to do is let the past slip away and try to enjoy an uncertain but comfortable future now that the illusions have been obliterated.
There is also a deep emotional resonance in the stories of the four children. For most of the year, we are confident in the conviction that the endless struggles and compromises that fill our daily lives are actually part of the fabric of modern life; but then we all have those awkward meals and visits when our parents ask us why we aren't happier or more successful, and it is at these crushing moments that we suddenly feel like we have failed in some way. It is a painful but inspiring reminder that 'Life' is what you get when you didn't get what you wanted; and this universal truth is etched on the faces of Frank's desperately fragile children, especially Sam Rockwell, who is superb as the childish but shy musician.
But more than anything else, this really is a powerful, elegiac ode to America: The Place Where Nobody Feels At Home. Some of the greatest films about nations are made by outsiders – Alan Parker, a born and bred Londoner, created two of the greatest films about 20th century America with Mississippi Burning and The Life of David Gale – and Kirk Jones achieves a similar result with Everybody's Fine. Frank is a blue-collar man who has spent his life working in a factory while his wife and country lie to him about successes at home and abroad. He has buried himself in his work and allowed the American Dream to whisk him away from the gritty reality of life. When he finally wakes up and takes a look outside his cave – and takes off on the railways and highways that he, in a sense, helped to build – he realises that he lives in a nation of alienated and scared souls travelling from place to place. This is the tangible sense of loneliness at the heart of the film. Frank's speciality was telephones, but everything about the American Dream is innately 'tele' – spread over great distances with no real connection or community to link it's disparate elements.
Finally, and so inherent to the success of the film, is the performance of Robert DeNiro. He has been an absorbing, brooding New Yorker for four decades, but his attempts at expressing a more sympathetic side to the human condition have often fallen short. Perhaps largely as a result of his age, rather than a conscious change in his style, his performance in this film is wonderful. The powerful and stubborn DeNiro of Raging Bull is still hiding in the ridges and wrinkles of his aged face; but he is stooped in a softening pathos for the entirety of the film, and we cannot help but fall deeply under the spell of his quivering frowns and tear-filled eyes. If DeNiro was the John Wayne of New Hollywood, then this is his The Quiet Man.
Nicholas Deigman
The Lost Art of the Film Poster
By neilinnes
10th February 2010 | 13 comments | 6 people like this
After I'd seen John Hillcoat's The Road earlier in the week I wandered out into the light to find myself a little dazed and drained, standing in the lobby of The Ritzy in Brixton, London, staring up at Matt Damon's grimacing super-face. A face that sells film. Bourne but not Bourne looks over his shoulder at me, all black and white and grainy. Cluttered all around him are groups of four stars, word's like "Explosive" and "Epic", multitudes of exclamation marks. The words Green Zone, in some plain, bland, Helvetica-like font are slapped in the darkest corner of the frame.
A large print of Roman Polanski's Chinatown, sits above my fireplace at home. It's boldness, it's style and it's mystery complements the film beautifully. The famous "empty" statement at the climax almost lives in the empty space of it's composition. Faye Dunaway peers out of Gittes' cigarette smoke and a wave of water laps at Nicholson's coat, escaping from frame. In a nut shell the poster hints at the story of the film but, more importantly, uses elements of it to create something that stands apart.
But let's not get too "art-critic".
I flash back to Damon's face. In all of it's you-know-i-could-kick-your-ass-just-by-looking-at-you-ness. I like Damon, I admire Paul Greengrass' breakneck technique (though the editing is far too fast) and I'm looking forward to Green Zone, but, seriously, is this really all we have in the way of poster art to tantalize us into the cinema? Is this really what movie posters have become? Boring unimaginative standard A-lister masturbation?
Film campaigns these days generally come with 3 built in layouts.
1. The "Romantic Comedy Layout" has a large Vince Vaughn type standing back to back with a Sarah Jessica Parker type on a white background. A bubbly colourful tag line above their heads, the pair, perhaps standing on the title.
2. "The Thriller Layout" usually comprises of Jason Statham or Gerard Butler's bucket shaped heads in a cloudy sky above an outline of the city in which the movie is set. Often other smaller faces will accompany them. Usually the character who dies first on the far left.
3. 80% of "The Horror Lay Out" advertising will consist of a grimacing off centre face, peering from behind a shattered door under splatters of blood or an outline of a house in a corn field.
I've seen more creativity in lame cattle.
From the early 1900's to around 1980 the National Screen Service (NSS) was originally responsible for the creation and printing of film posters in America and, I believe, of distribution overseas. A considerable amount of the work would be done by freelance artists, usually a few individuals at a time. Unfortunately after the NSS dissipated during the eighties the studios handled the work themselves and the era of new cinema advertising, as we know it today, was born.
Not only did the cheap studio marketing techniques eradicate the possibility of a new great poster artists working independently but, after Jaws had set the pace for the summer blockbuster and as the mentality in film making itself began to shift to one slanting towards pure advertising, it inadvertently also changed the purpose and vitality of the poster. The dumbing down began…
As is always the case, of course some great artists managed to succeed within the studio in the 70's and 80's. In fact, some of our most iconic and most loved were hand drawn by the likes of illustrators like John Alvin (Blade Runner) Bob Peak (Apocalypse Now), Richard Arnsel (Chinatown) or crafted by the prolific Bill Gold (Dirty Harry).
But again, as film changed, as what was possible in film changed and as Hollywood lulled in storyline, so did a lot of beautiful posters.
Isn't beauty is in the eye of the beholder? I bet you're one of those people who yearn for tube amplifiers , reel to reel recording, film cameras and, whilst reading actual words from a second hand paperback, in an armchair not bought from Ikea, you think about the days when record stores were overflowing with stacks of good vinyl and the cobble stoned streets were filled with rosy cheeked women carrying handkerchiefs that smelled of lavender…
Well… look, I'm not a true technology disser. I'm not saying every film poster made after '90 and built Photoshop isn't even fit for a quick recycle and sent the way of the loo roll, let alone be allowed to adorn your local cinema foyer. Not at all. There are great works out there, I've managed to find some over the course of writing this, but they can't hide the almost savage laziness of bland film marketing or the fact that, rarely, do the best make it into our cinemas.
Take for example this classic poster for Sam Peckinpah's controversial Straw Dogs. An amazing image on any level, only intensified when looked at with even a little knowledge of the film. A vital film, definitely not loved by all but a definite landmark for the boundaries of cinema and an image which holds up even against Peckinpah's savage film making style. So when it finally got a DVD release in the UK in 2002 after being banned since the early 70's what adorned the cover of the DVD?
No offense to whoever out there put this together, after all we all have briefs sometimes.
A few months ago I read an article which looked at the poster campaigns for Lars Von Trier's Antichrist. A film which on paper would seem perfect to design a poster for. It's beautiful to look at, has many interesting, dark and controversial themes and many varied artistic influences such as Hieronymus Bosch, Stephen King and Ingmar Bergman to name but a few. Maybe it was surprising then, maybe it wasn't, to see Antichrist marketed all over London with this blunt and ridiculous piece of type-setting.
"Wow, look how shocking this film is going to be!"
"What's it about?"
"Who cares!"
Things get worse; Have a look at the UK's blunt, blood splattered DVD. You can imagine the conversation in the video store in which some husband tries to convince his wife about cuddling up on the couch to watch a scary movie. "Ooh this looks good… like Saw III". If there's a film out there that isn't going to get you a cuddle fellas its this one. Things might be a different story (at least to begin with) for the same couple in Australia where Jeremy Saunders came up with this similar yet more subtle and far more fitting poster.
So are we forever destined to have films angled for mass sale at the detriment of something once designed so beautifully? After a lot of searching around I was finally happy to find poster artists, bloggers and illustrators from all industries similarly baffled at the situation. There are many wonderfully designed Criterion Edition discs and many fans of the company who, often rather beautifully, produce their own fantasy Criterion releases.
In my hunt I've also completely cemented my love for one countries frequently amazing designs. Poland has seen many of the greatest film artworks ever escape into it's mainstream. Sometimes having little, in regards to theme or mood, to do with the actual feature, the art works instead search for some metaphor within the the film itself and use it's plot ideas to create something entirely different but interestingly linked, none the less. Something inspiring.
The slightest hope that some of these gifted artists can make their way into the studios, where, as we speak, someone is once again placing Bold Helvetica font on Matt Damon's head, really makes me smile. So it's not all doom and gloom… More than anything it's interesting and exciting to have discovered a bubbling independent resurgence of wannabe poster artists and to have found other people who I think have a real appreciation of what once made (and what could make again) some classic poster artworks for our cinemas.
At the very least it would be beautiful to see what they could do to Matt Damon's face.
Thank you for reading. As a film poster fan it would be really interesting to hear from all of you. What is your favorite film poster of all time? Do you believe that film poster art has changed in style but not in a level of creativity? Am I an just an old fashioned romantic? I hope so… - Neil Innes
Aronofsky Steps Up to a New Genre with Black Swan
By lizzie
10th February 2010 | 3 comments | 2 people like this
Brooklyn born Darren Aronofsky, one of my all time favourite contemporary filmmaker's is currently filming his newest release Black Swan. The critically acclaimed director of the dark classics Requiem for a Dream and Pi, has written and is now directing a supernatural thriller about a ballerina competing against a rival dancer who may be another version of herself.
This intriguing story has the unexpected all star cast of Natalie Portman, Mila Kunis, Winona Ryder, Barbara Hershey and Vincent Cassel. What's more if you are not immediately drawn in by the undoubted promise of Aronofsky's signature intense and beautiful filmmaking, then perhaps you will be tempted by the ecstasy-induced aggressive angry sex scene between Natalie Portman and Mila Kunis.
In a recent interview Portman said "I'm trying to find roles that demand more adulthood from me because you can get stuck in a very awful cute cycle as a woman in film". Well, if you want a director who has the ability to strip you of all your childlike innocence in one swift scene then (as Jennifer Connelly found out in Requiem for a Dream) Aronofsky is your man. Similarly Portman's co-star Kunis is about to take a big step forward out of easily defined Hollywood genre movies, and prove to us that she can pull off dark and edgy and not just cute and funny.
Although critics of Black Swan's script say it seems little self-indulgent, with too much 'empty time and space' (meaning it looks like it will feature long shots of not much at all) I think they grossly under-estimate Aronofsky's directing abilities. When you remember back to Pi and Requiem for a Dream they are both slow paced films, often with long shots of walking or a cup of coffee, yet in my opinion these are two of the most epic movies ever made – so what's down on paper doesn't necessarily give anything away!
Furthermore, when the words "ballerina" and "dance rivalry" are mentioned Darren Aronofsky is not by any means the first director who would spring to mind. However, when delving into the second part of the synopsis: competing against a dancer who may be another version of herself, it all clicks into place. Aronofsky's perhaps David Lynch-esk take on this classic worn out genre becomes apparent, and I for one can't wait to see where his unpredictable mind will take it.
Due for release this year with Fox Searchlight officially behind it, I think Black Swan will definitely be one to watch out for!
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Yeah, we've talked about the wobbles in the front end before, and ITSATDM came to the same conclusion as me, or I came to the same as him, whatever....that dropping the front in the triples about 20mm seemed to fix the front end shake.
The Showas have made it a bit taller in the front. I thought that this would translate to a very shaky head wobble. Quite the contrary. I looked at the amount of offset in the axle clamps on the Showas compared to the standard forks and there wasn't any great difference.
It seems to me, that at the standard ride height, you are right in the zone where instability occurs. Raise it, it gets better. Lower it, it gets better.
With the taller front, and the taller rear, I can only just get the rear tyre off the ground on the center stand on concrete. On dirt, the tyre is still in contact. I have the triples lowered on the Showas about 20mm. If I raise the front to full height I can't get the rear wheel off the ground. But it rides really nice on gravel set up like that.
I might just lengthen the center stand.
I got a bit carried away on Sunday and launched the bike off a cattle grid with wifey on the back. covered a good 20 paces off the ground and landed perfectly. Just the hint of a ding as the bashplate kissed the gravel. Wifey was floating with her feet off the pegs and her bum hovering above the seat and her nails dug firmly into my kidneys. She was pissed off and elated at the same time.
For me, that is really the ultimate test. 2 up, punch some air, land like it should solo.
It only took about $4500 to get there. Factored onto the cost of the bike, and all the other accessories, I still have change from a new KTM990. So glad I didn't go down that road now. I'd be looking at spending money all over again.
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'The Taste's' Ludo Lefebvre: 'I am not here to be nice with you'Add to Favorites | The Taste
On ABC's "The Taste," Ludo Lefebvre comes off as imperious to the burgeoning chefs he's mentoring but also passionate about cooking.
In an interview, he's much more relaxed and even more passionate about cooking.
"I am not here to be nice with you," he tells Zap2it, referring to a cook on his team. "It is a competition. I want a star. How it is in the kitchen -- it is not that easy."
Cooking on a timetable is stressful, and Lefebvre acknowledges that even when he cooks at home, he worries about timing a meal so all dishes hit the table simultaneously.
Cooking is all he ever wanted to do, he says with such a heavy French cadence that his English sounds French. His grandmother, an accomplished home chef, was such a huge influence that he knew by 10 he wanted to be a chef.
"I love to make crepes with my grandma," Lefebvre says. "My mom was always working. I spend all my day with my grandma, and she loved to cook and take care of the house and the kids. My grandpa has a big, big, big garden, and every day he would bring back a lot of vegetables.
"Every day, I was doing my homework in kitchen, and my grandma was cooking at the same time," Lefebvre continues. "She was so serious. I just love to watch her -- the way she moves, the smells."
Lefebvre trained and worked in restaurants before opening pop-up restaurants in Los Angeles. Though he is credited with starting that trend, it evolved because a friend's bakery/cafe was empty at night, and he needed a space.
Like the true French chef he is, Lefebvre waxes poetic about butter. "How do you do mashed potatoes in France?" he asks. "One kilo of potato and one kilo of butter."
And how do the French stay thin?
"We don't eat big amounts of mashed potatoes," he says. "Two spoons and you are done."
•What are you currently reading?
"I am reading a French cookbook by Michelle Gerhard, a very, very old chef."
•What did you have for dinner last night?
"Bad food, because I was at the Grammys; you go to a private suite. Fried chicken, not very good, swimming in maple syrup. Everything is cold. I eat a lot of spicy cheese popcorn."
•What is your next project?
"I am opening a restaurant next month in West Hollywood. No more pop-ups now. I don't want to move anymore. It is time for me to have my own kitchen. Traveling is nice, but you get tired. I want my own staff and kitchen."
•When was the last vacation you took - where and why?
"I was in Denmark, in Copenhagen, to eat at some restaurants. I am always looking at what is going on, what people are doing. That is why I love my job. I do not know everything."
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Two Huntington women arrested in meth bust
HUNTINGTON — West Virginia State Police arrested two women on methamphetamine charges near Huntington.
Those arrested were Jessica Leigha Burgess and Regina Lynn Solvine, both 30, and residents of a home in the 4400 block of Siders Avenue, according to court and jail records.
Troopers, responding to complaints of drug activity in the area, visited their home and received Burgess' consent to search it.
The search revealed meth-making material and a child's bed, along with toys and clothes. Burgess told troopers her 6-year-old daughter stays there from time to time, according to a criminal complaint filed in Cabell County Magistrate Court.
Burgess and Solvine were charged with attempting to operate a clandestine drug lab, conspiracy and meth exposure to a minor, according to court and jail records.
Troopers visited the home about 10 p.m. Wednesday. Solvine, not at the residence when troopers arrived, later turned herself into authorities.
Both were incarcerated at 1:08 a.m. Thursday in the Western Regional Jail. They were later arraigned by Cabell County Magistrate Matt Woelfel. He set bond at $35,000.
The Siders Avenue residence is located just outside Huntington, along W.Va. 2, northeast of the city.
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Hallo again,
one more question. How can I save a animation. The tutorials tells me that I can only render this an save than. And what can I do when I'll work with this animation later again? How can I save it and load it.
Hi, you can save your all work as daz sean file.
from top menu > File > save as sean.
did you save it?
so you open the file , you can edit your work(animation) again.
if you had already rendered all frames (image series or movie),
you may edit it in your movie soft then make movie.(avi, mpeg etc)
I use windows movie maker.
Hi Andreas64
You can save an animation in a couple of different ways,..
You can save it as a BVH Animation file. (Bio-Vision heirarchy format) (FILE / Export / BVH)
or as an Autodesk FBX animation.
you can save as a "Pose Preset" (animated poses can also be saved) (FILE / Save as / Pose Preset)
You can also save as a Poser format (PZ2) using the free (Poser format exporter) script for Daz Studio.
You can create Key-frame animations in the DS Timeline, and then convert them to an Animate (Aniblock) and then save that ...if you have animate
All of the above options allow you to save the animation you've created, and reload them onto another figure, in another scene.
Hope it helps
Hi folks,
i try thouse ways and it works. But it should be a little easyer like : save animation as
anyway it works
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