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I'm grateful this week that my family is safe--from my aunt who is in flooded Calgary, Alberta, but able to stay in her home without evacuating (so far); to my parents on their gallivant around Europe; to my brother and family in sunny California; to my beloved in-laws across the pasture. All safe and accounted for. This is not to be taken for granted, indeed.
Seth's home.
My husband bought me a flower. In spite of my dismal track record with orchids, I came home to a beautiful specimen this afternoon, and his thoughtfulness touched me.
Last weekend I spent a little too long in the sun/yard. Not in an overt, holy-cow-she's-sunburned kind of way, but just in a worn out, bedraggled fashion... I got really into it, and as much as it makes me smile when I think of my childhood yard-avoidance issues, I really love getting things ticked off the list. And, once you're hot and dirty, you might as well stay hot and dirty, right?! I am grateful for a fairy quick recovery during the week, and no lingering sun effects.
The rain came in and took over after the sunshine of the weekend. Odd to have rain to this extent in June... but rain it did, and plenty of it. The poor wheat has those trampled marks like a big giant has been stomping around in the field. I hope with some sun and less rain, it will stand upright again, but who knows. We went to bed in the rain, woke up in the rain, and looked out windows at rain during the day. It was weird, but refreshing.
I'm thankful for music. I had some fun in iTunes last weekend, getting ready for my big yard day. Music, podcasts and audiobooks always make my hours outside fly by. Straight No Chaser has a new album and I really enjoyed listening to most of it (got a little acapella fatigued by the last few songs...) as I bopped around the yard on the mower.
I'm also thankful for tears. Tears are so, so good, sometimes. Like a mental clearing away of cobwebs. I'm not one of those chronic criers, by any means (a la Holly Hunter in Broadcast News), but every once in awhile... even an ad can set me off.
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I'm grateful that it's summer, and that these long days of light will go on for awhile longer. Since we are just solstice-ing now, it will start to tip back toward shorter days, sadly. But at least it takes awhile, and we can have beautiful sunsets and early sunrises and evenings by the firepit between now and the 4 p.m. darkness of winter. Love this time of year!
And I am grateful for all the usuals: the colors of summer, the flavors of summer, the sounds of summer. The birds are having a heyday in the twilight outside our open slider windows, and I love hearing them!
I'm ever-so-grateful it's the weekend. Sleep. Bliss.
My friends make me grateful; for their laughter and love and sharing, I am glad.
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Woo hoo! The film list for the Boston Independent Film Fest is FINALLY up!!
To be honest, I'm not AS excited for this fest as I was for last year's. Maybe because there was less buzz coming out of Sundance? I was kinda hoping for any of the following; Animal Kingdom, Blue Valentine, happythankyoumoreplease, Betty Anne Waters, Centurion, Ondine, Four Lions, 12th and Delaware, Exit through the Gift Shop, Cold Weather, Cane Toads: The Conquest, Buried, Splice, Tucker & Dave vs. Evil... Granted, I'm pretty sure all of those will get released in Boston eventually (maybe not Cane Toads), so I probably should be taking the time to catch things that might not get distribution (like La Mission, From Inside, or The Escapist last year). Also, I know nothing about the Mountain Goats, but I just heard there is a documentary about their performance at Pomona put together by Rian Johnson called Life of the World to Come, which I would love to see at some point, but no luck here.
However, PERRIER'S BOUNTY!!!! YAAAY! I can't wait. I just... God, it looks fantastic: Check out the trailer here.
There are a couple that have been well reviewed, like 8: The Mormon Proposition and The Oath, which I just can't see myself going to. I'm generally less of a Docs person anyways. However, Marwencol (a man survives an assault by building an elaborate model world in his backyard) just got a lot of love at SXSW, as did War Don Don (about Sierra Leone), and Joan Rivers: A Piece of Work (self-explanatory) got great reviews at Sundance. Some of the others I'll have to look up to find out more about them. Erasing David looks interesting - a guy tries to go off the grid and see if he can escape detection. Anne Perry: Interiors I'm definitely going to try to see since I find it fascinating that someone who was a teenage murderer grew up to write murder mysteries and I've ALWAYS wanted to know more. I've seen the trailer for October Country, and thought it was a feature, not a doc, so I'm intrigued there. Do It Again could be interesting - it's about trying to reunite the Kinks. I've heard of American: The Bill Hicks Story (meh), Dirty Pictures (nah), Lemmy (meh), Life 2.0 (meh), and Taqwacore: The Birth of Punk Islam (maybe). Finally, there's a doc on exotic animals as pets called The Elephant in the Room, but I'm not really sure what it would have to say, other than: Bad. Idea.
However, being much more of a features, gal, here's the section that I'll probably be at (other than Perrier's Bounty. Yay again!):
Cracks - Eva Green, whom I love, as a new teacher at an all female boarding school. Looks kind of thriller-esque.
Down Terrace - My wish-this-were-Animal-Kingdom movie. I'm being unfair - this does look interesting in it's own right. Filmed in something like 8 days, a father gets out of jail and wants to figure out who snitched on him.
The Extra Man - came out of Sundance kind of blah, but I think this is going to be the opening film, since Kevin Kline is coming? Anyways, Kevin Kline & Paul Dano. I like them. I'll probably go see it.
The Freebie - got some good reviews coming out of Sundance.
I Am Love - SWINTON!
The Killer Inside Me - Ah, the most controversial film of the year so far. Supposed to be violence that is actually shocking and disturbing, rather than glamorized. So of course everyone's up in arms. Will I go watch Jessica Alba being beat to a pulp? Maybe. I watched Sin City...
Life During Wartime - Todd Solondz's latest, which would be more exciting if I had seen Happiness.
Machotaildrop - This looks so weird.
Winter's Bone - Won all the awards at Sundance.
Cell 211 - A Goya-winning thriller from Spain about a prison.
Looking for Eric - Ken Loach's new film. I love him as a director, but the subject matter doesn't look too appealing.
The Good, the Bad and the Weird - a Korean spaghetti western with mixed reviews.
Also? Don Hertzfeldt's latest, Wisdom Teeth. :) My spoon is TOO BIG!
I think I'm going to buy myself a pass. It's a gift for myself for my birthday, and then I won't be stressed about getting to large films in time for a great seat.
So - not much that I'm dying to see, but I think it'll be interesting. Maybe I'll end up at more docs this time. I do wonder which are the After Dark selections. Cell 211? Killer Inside Me?
Now I wonder if B-Side software is going to still be running to help plan scheduling? Has anyone bought Festival Genius from them?
Of the films I'd like to see that are not at the fest, the following have been picked up for distribution:
Animal Kingdom - Sony Pictures Classics - 6/3/10, but has been moved around a bit
Blue Valentine - TWC, 12/31/10
Betty Anne Waters - Fox Searchlight - ?
Centurion - Magnet - ?
12th and Delaware - HBO Jul/Aug
Exit through the Gift Shop - ? - 4/16/10
Buried - Lionsgate - 9/24/10
Ondine - Magnolia - 6/4/10
Splice - Dark Castle - 6/4/10
Nowhere Boy - TWC, 10/8/10
As far as I can tell, these have not been picked up yet: happythankyoumoreplease, Tucker & Dave vs. Evil, Cold Weather, Cane Toads: The Conquest and Four Lions.
Of the IFF Boston films, I believe the Good, the Bad and the Weird, Perrier's Bounty, Looking for Eric, Father of my Children, Joan Rivers: A Piece of Work, I am Love, Down Terrace, Winter's Bone, and the Killer Inside Me have all been picked up. Probably a few of the others, too, but I need to go do other stuff now. ;)
"I perceive value, I confer value, I create value, I even create — or guarantee — existence. Hence, my compulsion to make "lists." The things (Beethoven's music, movies, business firms) won't exist unless I signify my interest in them by at least noting down their names." -Susan Sontag
Thursday, March 25, 2010
IFF Boston
Posted by Jessica at 10:13 AM
Labels: distribution, IFF
2 comments:
- Roscoe said...
I like Bill Hicks.
- March 25, 2010 at 3:31 PM
- Jessica said...
I like Bill Hicks too, although I don't know his work all that well. I'm just not sure a documentary on him would be as interesting as watching a performance of his?
- March 29, 2010 at 6:25 AM
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'Clybourne Park' at Center for the Arts
Wichita Center for the Arts Theatre is opening a Pulitzer Prize-winning play called "Clybourne Park," a drama that is inspired by Lorraine Hansberry's classic "A Raisin in the Sun." Performances are at 8 p.m. Wednesday through Feb. 15 and at 2 p.m. Feb. 16 at Wichita Center for the Arts, 9112 E. Central. The opening night show on Wednesday starts with a wine and cheese reception at 7 p.m., which is free with admission to the play. Tickets are $25 for adults, $20 for seniors and $15 for students by calling 316-315-0151 or by visiting Wichita Center for the Arts between 1 and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Valentine's Powwow
The annual Valentine's Benefit Powwow at the Mid-America All-Indian Center, 650 N. Seneca, is from 1 to 10 p.m. on Saturday. The free event will feature a day of traditional dancing. Donations will be accepted to support the 2014 American Indian Festival, scheduled for July 12-13. For more information, call 316-350-3340.
Bassoonist and Friends
Bassoonist Nancy Goeres will join the Friends University Concert Band for a show at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the Riney Fine Arts Center's Sebits Auditorium. Goeres has played with the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, the Florida Orchestra, the Caracas Philharmonic, and the Cincinnati Symphony. Tickets are $6 for adults, and $4 for seniors and students. They're available at friends.edu/finearts, or by calling the Fine Arts Box Office at 316-295-5677.
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HEADTEACHER'S MESSAGE I share with you that the Headteachers of Arthur Terry, Brookvale, Hill West, Mere Green, Slade and Stockland Green Schools have joined together as The Arthur Terry Learning Partnership in order to share expertise and resources, which we believe will make all six Schools even better. We hope that this will help us to maintain high standards but also become more effective and provide better value for money. We are already seeing a tremendous difference in all the Schools. There are so many changes in education today but together we are finding that we are able to make better sense of these for the benefit of all our young people. Each School retains its own Local Governing Body and Headteacher, in Arthur Terry's case Neil Warner and Richard Gill, but overarching this is a Trust Board which I, as Executive Headteacher, answer to. The Trust Board has exceptionally high expectations of all of us. In some of the Schools there has already been a visible change; in others less so as they were already performing at a very high level. However, together we are even stronger and are able to help and support each other. All Schools will benefit from The Arthur Terry Teaching School who will be training 74 new teachers this year; all Schools are benefitting from coordinated IT provision and all Schools are benefiting from better use and understanding of Human Resources. As one of only two School Centred Initial Teacher Training (SCITT) Schools nationally, we are able to train and develop eight Primary School teachers from September. As a result, should any of our Schools need a teacher, we will have been directly involved in selecting and training our very own teachers. What an incentive for everyone involved. We have experts responsible for Buildings, Personnel, Finance and Human Resources. These specialists provide a high level of support to each School which, over the years, will prove invaluable. As someone who has been a Headteacher for eighteen years, I am enjoying working with the Headteachers: supporting them through their journey to make their own School as successful as it can possibly be. I also get to work with all of the support staff and teachers in each School and am enjoying this tremendously. The expectations of me are high as my performance management targets with the Trust Board will testify. However the rewards, as we see each School develop and succeed, are equally high and rewarding. Over the coming months we will add an Arthur Terry Learning Partnership link to the Schools' websites so that we can keep you informed about our progress. TOMORROWS LEADERS LEARNING TODAY Nearly 500 staff from across the six schools that form the Arthur Terry Learning Partnership met this week to start the new term in a Joint Learning Day entitled: Tomorrow's Leaders Learning Today. This was the first time that teachers and support staff from across the 6 schools, Arthur Terry School, Brookvale Primary, Hill West Primary, Mere Green Primary, Slade Primary and Stockland Green School, have come together collectively to share their expertise in learning and teaching. Alison Sturgess, Headteacher at Slade Primary said "It was just an incredible milestone – all six schools learning together. There was such a positive atmosphere, a real buzz around school, and everyone I spoke with was most impressed and learnt so much". Workshops were wide ranging and gave a number of staff an opportunity to lead and share their own talents and expertise. "This was not just about the learning of the participants. Those who delivered the sessions, some of whom were only in the second and third year of teaching, really exemplified the talent that exists across the Learning Partnership" said Richard Gill, Associate Headteacher at The Arthur Terry School. Sir Christopher Stone, Executive Headteacher of the Learning Partnership added, "The fundamental aim of the Learning Partnership is to share expertise and resources, which we believe will make all six schools even better. This will help us to maintain high standards but also become more effective and provide an even better education for our young people. There are so many changes in education today but together we are finding that we are able to make better sense of these for the benefit of all our young people. Yesterday's joint training was part of this journey: an opportunity for staff to work together, share ideas, resources and expertise that will have impact in the classroom immediately and will make learning for all our young people even more enjoyable and effective" The day also served as an opportunity to congratulate Sir Christopher Stone, Executive Headteacher of the Arthur Terry Learning Partnership following his Knighthood in the Queen's New Years Honours List. Sir Christopher was quick to dedicate his award to those colleagues who have worked or continue to work with him. "I'm surrounded by wonderful support staff and teaching staff and children and governors and it's a testament to every one of them..Throughout my career I have been surrounded by lovely and very capable people and it's a reflection of their hard work." With regards to the new partnership and Chris's role in leading six schools he said "As someone who has been a Headteacher for 18 years, I am enjoying working with the Headteachers in the respective schools; supporting them through their journey to make their own school as successful as it can be. I also get to work with the support staff and teachers in each school and am enjoying this tremendously." EXAMINATIONS We now have a dedicated page for exams information on the Arthur Terry website, please click here to visit the page. We hope you will find it very useful. In addition to seasonal information you and your child will find documents from the Joint Council for Qualifications (JCQ) which includes all of the regulations pertaining to examinations. YEAR 10 PHILOSOPHY AND ETHICS TRIAL EXAMINATION In preparation for the external GCSE examination in the summer, ALL Year 10 students will sit a trial examination on Friday 11th January at 9:00 am in the Sports Hall. 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Above the waving treetops,
Above the teeming sky-
We speak a Word
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And from the deep where Old Ones sleep
Our Folk will creep without a sound. . . .
No more to hide and wait for night
No more to shun the hot daylight
The sun will die
And you and I
Will upward fly
To hunt and bite.
The Sun, the Sun the Sun will die
And dying slip from out the sky
And in the black we will take back
All that we lack, the Sun will die."
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Return of the Living Dead II (Whose Got My Glove?)
Return of the Living Dead was a really solid zombie film. Its' combination of humor, homage and horror made it one of the best zombie films from the 1980s. Unfortunately, Return of the Living Dead 2 lacks the punk rock spirit, comedy, and tension of the original. It tries to be funny with cheesy antics, including a "Thriller" spoof that comes off as really lame. Worse is the run of the mill story and flaccid atmosphere. The CGI is laughably dated now, but the cartoonish gore of the original is present. The ending is actually entertaining and enjoyable, at least compared to the rest of the movie.
I have no idea how long this movie really felt since I watched a solid amount of it on fast forward. Without a zombie partner in crime, many zombie works, which are already dull with a compatriot, become unbearable without one. Especially zombie films of the 1980s, a period of time not kind to many film genres. Excessive, over the top cheese wasn't just a music thing. There was some good art made in the 1980s, but the zeitgeist of the decade ultimately wasn't kind to some of the arts.
One reason I employed the time warp, was the repetitiveness of scenes. Going into it I already knew what I was going to get; lots of gags, cartoonish gore, and cheese. Lots and lots of cheese. It is from the '80s. Zombie films generally mix two of these three horror, comedy, and action. Return of the Living Dead 2 is a action-comedy blend, albeit one of mediocre comedy and uninspired action. There are some funny moments and good makeup and gore effects. Talking zombies, especially talking severed heads, provide sublime moments that straddle the line between ridiculously bad/good.
One problem I have with movies like Return of the Living Dead 2, and all of its' sequels is the lack of depth. As I stated before, the first Return of the Living Dead was a clever, funny zombie romp. By the sequel, the series was already unoriginal. Still, I enjoy watching movies like Return of the Living Dead 2, but the crude cinematography, flimsy story, and all around brainlessness highly limit the aesthetic potential. Shaun of the Dead was filled with a lot of gags, but the gags weren't a replacement for a story. The gags supported the story. Brainstorming some gags and filling in a story around them isn't very difficult nor artful. If there was an element of satire to Return of the Living Dead 2, it could have gotten away with some of the bits, but satire was tossed out the door for the easy and obvious.
As I watch films I am always observing with an eye for potential shots. The only shot I remember catching my eye is near when you see ongoing action from the passenger side mirror. One thing I will take from Return of the Living Dead 2 is to never attempt to spoof Thriller. Although, I did enjoy the electrocution dance the MJ zombie did.
Following the logic set out by the original Return of the Living Dead, which changed zombie nature from its' inspiration Night of the Living Dead, the zombies are fast moving, intelligent to the point of remembering how to perform tasks and even talk, officially precluding Romero's Bubs and Big Daddy. Again they are created when 245-Trioxin canisters accidentally fall off a military truck carting away the last of the unused containers. Unlike the zombies of the original, which couldn't killed by just destroying the brain. Return of the Living Dead 2's departs from the original in this regard when zombies are dispatched through electrocution.
There are already a sufficient number of reviews and plot summaries of this movie, and other zombie movies I have reviewed, so I am trying to figure out what exactly I will do on future reviews. Rehashing the details of the plot when it is already done elsewhere is a waste of words and time, which arguably is already being wasted just through the act of observing said movies. I am formulating ideas, including haiku reviews, so bear with me.
Return of the Living Dead 2's movie poster has always reminded me of The Never Ending Story's poster. It largely has to do with the swirl over the center of chaos below. See for yourself.


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RI's Premiere Girls/Women's Hockey Program</a>
Posted by Glenn Haskins on May 04 2019 at 05:00PM PDT
CO-ED ADULT SUMMER SKILLSR&R Hockey Academy and the RI Panthers Senior program is pleased to introduce a 5 week program designed specifically for the ENTRY LEVEL adult hockey player. The curriculum teaches the basic skills, positioning and systems to maximize your abilities and knowledge. The clinic will be held at the Cranston Veteran's Memorial Rink in the Bubble Rink. This is open to MEN AND WOMEN 18 years of age or older that have either minimal hockey experience or are new to the ice.PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS:
Power skating
Stick Handling
Position Specific Skills
Basic Systems (face-offs, forecheck, breakouts)
Off-Ice "Chalk Talks"
5 On-Ice Sessions
3+ Hours of off-ice instruction
- 7/28 8:10-9pm
- 8/4 8:10-9pm
- 8/11 7:10-8pm
- 8/18 7:10-8pm
- 8/20 9-10am **off ice, location TBD**
- 8/25 7:10-8pm
ATT: U14 GirlsThe Rhode Island Panthers, along with offering a U16/19 team for the 2016-17 season, are proud to announce the formation of the U14 Girls Development Program. The U14 Program will play and practice out of the University of Rhode Island, Boss Ice Arena. The Team will play games in the New England Girls Hockey League for the 2016/2017 Season.
The Rhode Island Panthers Girls Ice Hockey Program is one of the first Girls ice hockey organizations in the United States. The Rhode Island Panthers are committed to the development of skilled and talented female hockey players who play on competitive teams against challenging competition in pursuit of state, district, and national championships.
The Mission of the U14 Girls Development program is to help girls who are looking to prepare for their next level of Ice Hockey; either their local Girls High School Team or Girls Prep-School Team. The Program is open to all girls in the RI, CT and MA region.
The Program will offer:· 50-60 on ice practices per season at Boss Ice Arena, one of the premiere facilities in RI.· 30 Games per season against top teams in the New England Region.· Tournaments· 50-60 strength and conditioning sessions prior to practice – U14 is the age where girls need to start to work on quick feet, core conditioning, balance, stretching, etc…· Goalie Coach· Guidance for Parents and players on Girls High School and Prep School Options.· Team Bag, Team Jacket, Panthers home and away jersey & socks, Practice Jersey, Panthers hockey pant shellWe will be having a future press release on the following:· Coaching Staff announcement· Try-out dates · Costs & ExpensesWe are very excited to offer this program to all girls in the New England Region and we are looking forward to next season!
Best Regards,
Rhode Island Panthers
For questions please contact: Ross Koretsky - (401) 301-9309 firstname.lastname@example.com and/or
Todd Dougherty – (256)-303-2994 firstname.lastname@example.com.
Please direct any questions or comments regarding the Panther organization to Michelle LeRoy at:
Details about each of our teams can be found by clicking on the links below.
Panthers Tier II teams: 19U
Panthers Women's Teams: Sr C Sr D
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.NET Framework
Upload large content with Http.sys, IIS, ASP and ASP.NET
There is a limit on the size of content (like files) one can upload when that content is hosted on an Internet Information Services (IIS) web server. The limits in charge depend on
- The version of IIS
- The configuration of IIS
The possible usage of certain ISAPI extensions and filters
- If so, which extensions/filters? (for example: ASP or ASP.NET)
- If so, which versions of extensions/filters (for example: version 4.0 of ASP.NET)
Different versions of IIS and ISAPI extensions/filters have different upload limit settings and/or hardcoded upload limits. Yes, you can already feel this article, that restricts itself to IIS, ASP and ASP.NET, won't be THAT easy… 😉
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Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF): introduction & overview (useful for system administrators and engineers)
Most articles about WPF start straight away with WPF code, trying to get you started as soon as possible. The problem is those articles don't start with some basic and sometimes even necessary theory, so readers don't get a real grip on what exactly they're doing. Heck, many of those articles don't even mention those basics at all, leaving readers alone without awareness of the context they're programming in and that's more than a pity of course. Other readers are not interested in WPF programming itself, but would like to get an idea of what WPF is, how it works and how to deal with it; system administrators and engineers for example. Read the rest of this entry »
How to run 32 bit .NET Windows apps on 64 bit Windows (including with IEExec)
Suppose you have a 32 bit .NET Windows application (whether it is a console or GUI Windows application (the latter in .NET a so-called Windows Forms app)) and you want to run it on a 32 bit Windows system. It doesn't matter if you start it from Windows Explorer, from Command Prompt, from PowerShell (PS), through ClickOnce or start it directly from Internet Explorer (IE). In the last case IEExec.exe is started and your 32 bit .NET (version 1, 2 or 3) application is run within this process. IEExec is a runtime host for .NET (version 1, 2 or 3) applications in the scenario where the .NET executable is referred to via an URL provided to IE. For example, suppose you have a .NET GUI application hosted on a web server (no no, I'm not talking about a .NET WUI application, I am talking about a .NET GUI application (an .exe file and possibly a few DLLs) hosted by a web server like IIS, just like any other kind of file can be hosted by a web server. This type of deployment is called No-Touch Deployment aka Zero Deployment). The URL is something like http://servername:port/vdir/application.exe. You open IE, type or paste this URL in the address bar and let IE do its job. The IEExec.exe process will be created and the application.exe will run within this process, as IEExec is the runtime host in this scenario. Read the rest of this entry »


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As the sports world focus is shifting to fantasy football Tiger and his merry men are doing their best to keep you watching golf. If you somehow missed Tiger get up off the ground to rally and come up just short of the win Sunday, at the Barclay's shame on you.
As the conversation for Player of the Year has really started to heat up especially now with Scott winning a playoff event, the potential showdown behind Tiger and his former caddie Steve Williams we almost had. I for one would have enjoyed the handshakes and comments afterwards no matter who walked away the winner. While Scott can call himself the champion the true story is all the players who choked coming down the stretch Justin Rose the US open champion three putted the 18th for bogey and was unable to force a playoff. Matt Kuchar one of the 54 hole leaders bogeyed the 1st hole and never bounced back he shot 78 for the day. Kevin Chappell who on Saturday shot a course record 62, posted a (+6) 41 back nine Sunday to fall out of contention. And Gary Woodland the other 54 hole leader shot 73 and missed birdie putts on 17 and 18 that would have put him in the playoff or given him the win out right. However you look at it the Barclay's had all the drama you would expect on Broadway.
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Last week the CN Canadian ladies' Open was held outside Edmonton at the Royal Mayfair Golf Club, and just like last year the young amateur from New Zealand Lydia Ko won. Following the Solhiem Cup the event was boosted by 23 of the 24 competitors in the field, but Lydia blew them away with a 5 stroke victory. And by doing so the world top ranked women's amateur rose to 7th in the professional ranks as well. Lydia as a young phenom will be compared to Michelle Wie and Lexi Thompson, but she has surpassed both of them already in both wins and world ranking. Wie is ranked 87th and has 2 professional wins while Lexi ranked 26th has 3 wins. Lydia Ko has 4 wins worldwide and doesn't seem to be rushing to be called a professional, it's not only refreshing I for one am excited to see what the future brings.
TPC Boston
Par: 71 Length: 7,241
Architect: Gil Hanse & Brad Faxon
Purse: 8,000,000 (1st- 1.4 mil.)
This week we have the Deutsche Bank Championship held on the TPC Boston. This events tenth year and some of the biggest names in golf have won here. Rory Mcllroy is the defending champion, but Adam Scott, Phil Mickleson, Tiger Woods, Steve Stricker and Webb Simpson have all won this event in the past. It's easy to say the top players in enjoy the layout originally designed by Arnold Palmer and re-designed by Gil Hanse and Brad Faxon, the course plays to a par 72 at 7,241 yards. This year the Tiger Woods foundation is managing the tournament and if you wondering if that guarantees he`ll tee it up, he also missed the AT&T national which his foundation also manages.
|Who thinks more events should give out title belts?
Past Winners:
2012 Rory McIlroy (-20)
2011 Webb Simpson (-15)
2010 Charlie Hoffman (-22)*
2009 Steve Stricker (-17)
2008 Vijay Singh (-17)
*Tournament Record
Yahoo Fantasy Picks:
-» Starters A-list: Phil Mickleson B-list: Graham DeLaet B-list: Zach Johnson C-list: Adam Scott
Bench A-list: Rory McIlroy B-list: Steve Stricker B-list: Keegan Bradley C-list: Jordan Spieth


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Bikini Girl 2
A woman walks out into the water on the beach in Rocky Point, Mexico
Here is another page that started off with just a touch of T&A, then blossomed overnight into an ad-o-rama website. I felt at first glance that a site dedicated to bikinis would provide a nice "Page 3 Girls" kind of diversion from some of the more difficult topics that come up on the feed. How bad could a bikini blog be, anyway? Unless you are in the Middle East or the USA, it's probably even okay for work.
Like many sites that build an audience first prior to commercializing, the site was suddenly awash in ads one day. I did find the delivery method interesting, though. A series of
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Archive for July, 2011
Fishing is fun at the barramundi farm!
We recently visited the Flicking Fresh Barra farm off Carveth Rd/Williams Rd on Middle Arm, near Darwin, NT. The turn-off is just past Berry Springs School, which is past the Territory Wildlife Park.
The farm has tours five days a week. It's a hoot, I (Matt Flynn) took my toddlers there for a fish recently and they loved it. Gotta admit, I enjoyed it too, it's as much fun as fishing wild, just different! In fact, I had to use all my willpower not to muscle the kids out of the way …
The fella running the show is called Adam, he's a top bloke who will tell you all about aquaculture. Right now fish prices are way down, and that is why Adam is running barra tours.
Email firstname.lastname@example.com or visit http://www.flickingfresh.com
Arafura Bluewater Charters
Arafura Bluewater Charters has been operating in Darwin from Cullen Bay for over a decade. They specialise in bluewater reef and game fishing charters, catering for local, interstate and international fishing enthusiasts on offshore fishing charters.
Owner operator Steve Compain has over 26 years experience fishing the NT waters and searched the nation for the perfect bluewater vessel. He uses "Mark Ellis Design" vessels. All vessels are in NT survey, and well maintained and cleaned.
Wai Nawana
Wai Nawana was launched May 2010 … she is a 52′ custom-built Mark Ellis-design vessel built in Fremantle, WA.
Tere Tiki
Tere Tiki is 42′ Precision Randall fishing vessel. Tere Tiki had a full face lift in 2006, including a new 540 hp Cummins.
Wai Tui
Wai Tui was custom built in July 2006, perfect for NT bluewater fishing.
Wai Adi
Wai Adi was launched in May 2008, She is a sister ship to Wai Tui, with the addition of an air-conditioner.
Arafura's liveaboard charters offer the ultimate fishing experience in the Top End and have proven successful not only with TV show hosts, but the vast majority of bookings being repeat business with clients booking for the next year and beyond.
Liveaboard charters depart at 2000 hrs. Meet the Wai Nawana (outside the lock gates) at the Cullen Bay Ferry Terminal at 1945. Be greeted by Arafura's friendly crew and stow your gear in their air conditioned accommodation. Then settle in for a few drinks and meet the rest of the group, before getting your head down for the night and wake at the fishing grounds ready for a bacon and egg sandwich a cuppa and some awesome fishing action.
2 Day Trip
The two-day charters are usually to the Peron Islands area, approx 80nm west-south-west of Darwin. The clearer water in this area is home to the red emperor, coral trout, golden snapper, tuskfish, the mighty black jewfish, cod, and also a variety of pelagic fish, including trevally, spanish mackerel, tuna and sailfish.
This area has proved popular with several TV fishing personalities, including "I Fish" with Paul Worstling, "Hooked" with Dave Butfeild and Jason Kennedy from "Fishing Trips" has also "Stopped the bus" in these fish rich waters returning regularly on the 2-3 day charters to enjoy a taste of what the territory has to offer. Flat Top Banks and the Tiwi Islands are also possible on the 2 day charters however this is dependent on tides and weather conditions.
3 Day Trip
These charters open up a huge area of remote Territory fishing depending on weather, the time of year and tidal movement. Flat Top Bank nautical miles from Darwin is one option for the neaps (small tidal movement) and is home to huge mangrove jacks, red emperor, tricky snapper, giant trevally, spanish mackerel, with a stop at Cape Fourcroy on Bathurst Island for a session on golden snapper and black jewfish on the way home.
One the larger tides Arafura heads past the Peron Islands to the remote fish-rich grounds near Cape Scott, Emu Reef and Cape Ford, again home to red emperor, golden snapper, tricky snapper, jewfish, tuskfish and coral trout, with some trolling thrown in to give the arms a rest, and the chance to tussle with spanish mackerel, or land a trophy sailfish.
4 or 5 Day Trips
For the adventurous fisho a long steam through the night some 170nm puts you in international waters. Fishing the remote Tassie, Evans or Flinders shoals, these trips are limited to the calmest times of the year and specific tides. The fishing is world class, with fine table fish in abundance, and awe-inspiring sportsfish. Exotic species like powerful dogtooth tuna, blue trevally and wahoo, all this between the main game, goldband snapper, small and largemouth nannygai, red emperor, longnose emperor, coral trout, coronation trout, trout cod and a myriad of other species. There have been encounters with sailfish and black marlin. Again on the last morning tides permitting a stop at Cape Fourcroy on the way home for a black jewfish if your arms still work.
All tackle is provided however if you wish to bring your own gear a minimum of 50lb braid is suggested, a good jigging outfit and some Gulp soft plastics. Fillets can be taken home in the plane in an approved 10kg box.
For more information go here www.arafurablue.com.au
Equinox Fishing Charters
Experience a Territory offshore fishing trip you'll never forget. Join a half day, full day or an extended fishing charter with an experienced crew who will take you to some of the best fishing spots in the Top End. Destinations include Middle Reef, Fish Reef, Lorna Shoals, Bass Reef and Charles Point.
Extended trips go to Bathurst Island, Melville Island and Peron Islands, depending on tides and conditions.
The species you will encounter include black jewfish, golden snapper, coral trout, red emperor, spanish mackerel, sailfish and more. Much, much more!
Each fishing adventure includes all meals, tackle and bait, soft drinks and water.
Equinox can also freeze your fish and box up into airline-approved freight boxes for a flight back home.
All Equinox Fishing Charter vessels comply with Northern Territory Marine Survey requirements. We only use top quality, locally supplied tackle.
There are two vessels:
Tsar is a 11.5m Stebercraft boat. Licensed to carry 12 passengers with comfortable seating. Toilet facilities on board and a cruising speed of 21 knots.
Boat features:
2C Survey
11.5 meter Stebercraft Vessel
Powered by 2 x 350Hp Yanmar motors
Cruising speed of 21 knots
Large fishing deck
Toilet on board
Comfortable seating for 12 people
Bunk accommodation
Large fishing deck
Up- to-date electronics
Licensed to carry 12 passengers with a crew of 2
Minimum of 6 to travel
Equinox II is a 17m Millman Maxivision fishing vessel and carries 18-20 people on a one-day fishing trip. The ultimate in deck space and a comfortable ride on any waters.
Equinox II is perfect for corporate fishing, small functions, Bucks and Hens days/nights. With the large table and seating you can even hold a meeting/presentation for up to 16 people.
Boat features:
1C Survey
1D Survey for sheltered water for 40 passengers
17 Meter Millman Maxivision
Powered by V10 Mann 820 hp motor
Cruising speed of 19-20 knots
Large fishing deck
Toilet on board
Comfortable seating for 20 people
Wheel chair access
Large fishing deck
Up-to-date electronics
Licensed to carry 23 passengers with a crew of 2 for 1C Survey.
Minimum of 10 to travel
See the boats here www.equinoxcharters.com.au
Fish Darwin Charters
Fish Darwin specialises in reef and pelagic fishing on the exciting bluewater reefs wide of the Top End.
This report gives a good idea of what you can expect. Shannon Bubner writes: "After a year of planning, six of my good fishing buddies Swivel, Bingo, Bondy, Arky, Hannan and Rhino from Kimba in South Australia touched down on the Darwin tarmac in the early hours of the September. Anticipation was high and a tackle shop visit was on the agenda.
"Topping the shopping list were soft plastics, metal jigs and 80lb braid.
"The longest morning in history finally came to an end and it was time to board Northern Exile – our fishing platform for the next four days.
"After a 10-hour steam into the night, the anchor was dropped at Caution Point, on the west of Bathurst Island, followed closely by squid baits.
"Soon yells of delight and bent rods broke the midnight silence. Within 10 minutes there were six black jewfish slapping the deck. With two kept and four released, it had been a great start.
"Sunrise and a new day saw a three-hour steam to Marie Shoal.
"Skipper Shaun Uden searched for the best ground – the sounder lit up a couple of times with bait schools and it was time to stretch muscles again.
"Three rods with bait, two with metal jigs and two with soft plastics were deployed. Coral trout were caught on the baits and soft plastics, while some savage spanish mackerel action was taking place on the spin reels and metal jigs as we drifted over the shoal.
"A few coral trout and mackerel for the icebox and it was time for catch and release fishing, with more than 20 of the 8kg-plus spaniards swimming away.
"Some 15 or so species were ticked off the list already. Then another hot session into the sunset with more mackerel, giant trevally, maori sea perch, coral trout and the ever-present sharks – all living to fight another day.
"Then we were off to explore Goodrich Bank, north of the Tiwi Islands. Arriving at 10.30pm and seeing the sounder light up like a Christmas tree, it didn't take long before the sound of screaming drags filled the warm night air.
"GTs to 20kg, red bass, longnosed emperor, paddletail and large cod were on the menu, readily taking baits and soft plastics. Some fishos needed sleep!
"Sunrise and flat seas welcomed us on our third day. We pulled in some cracker coronation trout, cale cale trevally and longnosed emperor. Red bass to 7kg were testing our stamina. Some cracking red emperor and another mackerel session meant an afternoon rest and cold beer was needed.
"Later, we set up billfish baits and soon enough, out of 90m, a huge black marlin trailed our skip bait before slamming it without a hook-up, only to smash a pusher as Swivel was retrieving it. There was yelling and yahooing, but after a 2½ houre battle the line parted.
"An early night and it was time to do head back towards Darwin the next morning. We stopped at some snapper ground and soon seven rods were hooked up on goldies of 4kg to 7kg.
"What a trip. Great food, great company and great fishing!"
For more information visit www.fishdarwin.com.au
Cannon Fishing Charters
Cannon Charters specialise in mothership fishing adventures across the spectacular Top End.
The trips combine fantastic fishing with great scenery and luxury facilities.
A holiday aboard the MV Cannon is perfect for corporate bookings, or for those who love an outdoor adventure.
From Darwin, Cannon travels to remote locations to provide guests with rarely fished grounds.
There are no supermarkets, motels, restaurants, or clubs where the Cannon goes. There are often no roads in to the coast where Cannon fishes.
That's why the MV Cannon is decked out with everything you could need for your week-long journey.
When not relaxing on the mothership, you will be out fishing and exploring in a comfortable dinghy. Travel up narrow creeks, ducking branches or dodging sandbars to access that one spot where you might just find that huge barramundi or threadfin salmon.
Return to the mothership for a delicious lunch prepared by an a la carte chef, before heading back into the unknown. Few people get the chance to experience the Cannon secret locations, as most are only accessible by long-range mothership.
Cannon Charters has been accredited with the Australian Tourism Accreditation Program since 2006 and is dedicated to providing a high level of customer service.
In 2007, Cannon Charters won the Northern Territory Brolga Tourism Award for excellence in the category of Adventure Tourism, and then went on to represent the Northern Territory as a finalist in the 2007 Australian Tourism Awards.
Winning a Brolga award is the industry's highest accolade and the recipients represent the best products and services in the Northern Territory.
In 2008, Cannon Charters took out the Northern Territory Brolga Tourism Award for excellence in the category of Adventure Tourism for the second year
in a row.
MV Cannon
The MV Cannon is a luxury 75′ mothership built by West Coaster Marine and launched in 2003.
She can accommodate eight guests in four cabins, two with twin bunks, with separate toilet rooms. Two cabins have a double and single bed with ensuite.
All rooms have individual air conditioning, and there is an endless supply of fresh water.
The internal lounge and dining area is a modern leather setting with TV, video, DVD and stereo system, all in air conditioned comfort.
The galley is fully stainless steel, with modern conveniences and walk-in cool room.
The huge outside entertaining deck area features a three-door drinks fridge with ice-maker, a stainless barbecue, instant boiling water for coffee and tea and a separate shower and toilet. The deck has two large tables that seat eight each under a hard top.
There are four sportfishing boats to enable visitors to fish estuaries, rivers and reefs. These boats are powered by Honda BF40s. Each boat has a sounder and Shimano and Loomis gear.
For more information visit www.cannoncharters.com.au
DNA Barramundi Fishing Tours
If you want to fish Australia's best run-off rivers in pristine Kakadu National Park, then Darwin's North Australian Barra Fishing (DNA) is your choice.
DNA is a family-owned tourism service that has been operating in Kakadu for many years.
It is one of very few operators with a Kakadu licence.
Charters are available year-round, with the exception of the wet season from November to late February. The pick of the times to fish Kakadu is from March to May.
DNA head guide Duane Trouchet said: "Very large rivers flow through the vast Kakadu floodplains.
"These rivers are not affected by any agriculture or industry, and the billabongs are still the same as they were hundreds of years ago.
"You can see huge prehistoric crocodiles, vast flocks of birds, and all the bait that attracts the barra. These floodplains are huge nurseries, and the food supply attracts big barramundi.
"The secret to fishing is the timing, and knowing where to look in the rivers, and when.
"Although we talk about barramundi fishing, we also target the reef and pelagic species at the river mouths."
DNA does day trips as well as extended tours.
"As an NT accredited Kakadu Tour Guide, we will pick you up from your accommodation in the Darwin area at approximately 5am (or as arranged ) in our luxury air-conditioned LandCruisers, to take you to your exciting fishing destination," Duane said.
"We arrive at the fishing destination around sunrise.
"Enjoy the spectacular Top End wildlife before embarking on our shaded custom-built fishing vessels.
"Take on the challenge of fishing in the Top End – you never know what you might hook next, and it could be a 50-pound barramundi.
"Enjoy scrumptious barramundi barbecue or cold meat and salad luncheons daily.
"Lunch is served on board. We also provide non-alcoholic refreshments and cold water during the day.
"You will fish using our G-Loomis rods with Shimano reels and braid lines.
"We cater for everyday amateur fishermen, as well as top-level experienced anglers.
"We encourage the use of catch-and-release techniques on our tours, but clients may keep fish within legal bag limits.
"We will be only too pleased to take photographs of your catch to remember your rewarding and unique opportunity to fish Northern Territory waters."
During extended trips, clients stay at luxurious Aurora Kakadu, which has a restaurant, swimming pool, bar and more.
On completion of the tour, customers are returned to accommodation in Darwin.
Fishing gear is supplied on a replace-if-lost basis.
Each boat carries four clients, with a minimum of two per boat, and large groups can be catered for.
Deposits of 10 per cent secure a booking. This deposit is non-refundable if a replacement booking can not be found.
For more information visit www.dnabarrafishing.com.au


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The large cnc router arrived just before christmas 2015. It was very heavy to move by hand but with 3 old scaffolding tubes and a few sheets of ply we got it into place in a few hours.
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The new machine is 2400 x 1250 x 200mm. The versatility of these machines is only begin to dawn on me, I hope I can inspire some ideas with the test below.


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The dude aka Boo, wants to be a drummer.
He is constantly drumming on walls and tables and peoples heads and my back as I scrub his shit off the walls.
The dude wants to be a drummer baaaaaaaaad.
He wants a drum kit for his birthday (fat chance) or from Santa (fat suited chance with a jolly laugh).
Today I humoured him and took him to the music store. I had a little chat with the guy while Boo's eyes bugged outta his head and he made a very LOUD Christmas list, including his sisters.
Cause apparently we are gunna be The Partridge Family. Or the Osbournes…
So while Boo was losing his freaking mind, squealing and flapping and flapping and squealing and almost taking off in his rapture – 'the red set Mummy! The RED SET!!! With HI HATS MUMMY! HI HATS!' – the shop guy who is obviously on commission wandered over with a set of drumsticks.
'Hey, would you like a go?'
Is the Pope a Catholic?
And he sat him down in front of the electronic drums. The electronic drums that are on !!SALE!! Marked down from $1600 to !!ONLY!! $1400. The electronic drums that make all sorts of awesome freaking sounds and 'See Mum (arsehat called me MUM! Fucker) you can turn it down so it is not too loud.'
And Boo fell in love.
And he is planning the wedding.


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There are always conflicts in the world - Israel-Palestine, Syria, Ukraine, DRC, Sudan, Venezuela - and many more. And those are just some of the violent conflicts. There are many more conflicts between different political ideologies, labour and capital, racial, religious, linguistic groups and so on.
Looked at rationally it would seem obvious that conflict doesn't really solve any problem but simply creates more problems. But humankind is not rational, or at least not just rational.
Often we, as individuals, are in conflict with ourselves. We want to be happy and we do things that make us unhappy. We want to be loved and we behave in ways that make it less likely to happen. We want to be free and we give up our freedom out of fear. There are forces at work within us that are not under our conscious control and this creates tension and conflict. And because there is conflict within human beings, it is not surprising that there is conflict among humans. (for more on this see my other blog and the talk entitled Demons for Every Occasion)
To reduce conflict within we need to become more aware of ourselves; more aware of our thoughts, emotions, motivations and actions. Becoming more aware requires some effort and is helped by the techniques of Buddhist meditation. The Mindfulness of Breathing helps us to get to know ourselves better. The Development of Loving Kindness (Metta Bhavana) helps us to experience our emotions more clearly.
If we develop more awareness of our own minds, we will over time gain a greater understanding of others too. And with that greater understanding comes empathy. Awareness and empathy help to reduce conflict, both internally and externally.


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Sugarcane and Sorghum might produce much more and boost profits in marginal lands. A new research focused on biomass, oil and improved yields.
Biomass in deserts? Maybe seed-bombs might help!
Biomass for bio-industries (energy, food or biomaterials) can be a major driver to reforest and make a greener world. Recently several options have been develoepd to make it cheaper.
Biomass in USA in 2030: up to 35% from bioenegy crops
Biomass and energy crops in United States of America are both expected to increase total share of primary energy as reported by IRENA (International Renewable Energy Agency) in its very recent report..
Bioenergy Crops 2030: 26-34% of total biomass, IRENA said
Bioenergy crops are expected to grow up to 39 EJ by 2030, as analyzed and suggested by the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA).
Energy crops can improve EU soil fertility
Recent studies on perennial agriculture to produce biomass for energy have found strong evicence of soil health benefits and carbon sequestration.
Energy crops in Germany: more perennials needed (new study, 2014)
A very recent study on energy crops in germany (September 2014) was published in BIOMASS & BIOENERGY. A review shows several advantages in perennial bioenergy crops regarding pesticides and suggest they should be promoted further.
Energy crops biomass and ecological services
Energy crops in recent projects in the Caribbean have been implemented with our design of biomass hedgerows combining 2 species. Ecological services and renewable energies working together.
5 reasons to cultivate renewable biomass
Biomass can be a good reason to reforest and cultivate perennial species on a degraded world we have changed recently. Renewable energies from perennial cultivated biomass crops can help us to promote a sustainable greener world.
Energy crops: politics, lobbies and a biobased economy
A very recent sensationalist study from NGO Birdlife indirectly suggests to keep existing monocultures in Europe and fossil energy sources. We suggest a greener scenario where more perennial biomass crops will reduce carbon to imprtove a bio-based economy.
New study: Pyrolisis of biomass from North American grasslands
Grasslands can produce biomass to be used in pyrolisis, a technology that rapidly heats biomass in the absence of oxygen to create a liquid fuel intermediate known as bio-oil.


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If we say "Millennial" what comes to mind? Smartphones and earbuds? Hashtags and status updates? Master's degrees and unemployment checks?
The problem with winning the attention of a generation is that who they really are runs much deeper than the images we typically associate with them. What kind of clothes does a person prefer? How important is being eco-friendly to them? Do they swing right or left? A person's age alone cannot answer these things.
But each generation is still in a unique place in their life. Each member shares joys, challenges and life events with the rest of the cohort, and with these things come emotional triggers that steer how they think and behave. It is here, the core rather than the superficial, that marketing messages need to target. Speak to a Millennial's hope for the future, a Gen Xer's fierce independence or a Baby Boomer's eternally youthful spirit, and they'll reward you with more than just what's in their wallets.


text: Around 3,000 delegates and 100,000 supporters attended the party's first general convention in 21 years [AFP]Nepal's Maoists have vowed to never to guerilla warfare and said they are willing to back an independent prime minister, after holding their party's general convention. Party leaders said at the general convention in Hetauda on Saturday that they would step down from government to seek a popular mandate to lead a "socialist revolution", six years after a decade-long armed rebellion which toppled the world's last Hindu monarchy. "Let's agree on an independent person who will lead the government. And we will endorse this concept of a government led by an independent person to hold the election through this convention," said Pushpa Kamal Dahal, the party's chairman. Around 3,000 delegates and 100,000 supporters at the party's first general convention in 21 years in the southern town of Hetauda were greeted by a rousing opening address from Dahal, still known by his nom-de-guerre Prachanda. "We were forced to launch the insurgency after adopting Marxism as a guiding principle. But we don't follow any ideology in its mechanical form. It's a science and it can be adapted," Prachanda said. "We will institutionalise the gains we have made so far. We will not go back to the guerrilla warfare... In this age of globalisation, a country's independence hinges on its economic strength. Times have changed and old ways have become redundant." He called for a "socialist revolution" to promote economic growth and create jobs at home so that young Nepalis were no longer forced to seek work abroad. Party leaders said that it was a priority to develop policies that would allow for the re-integration of former fighters into society. "We need a sustainable solution, not some temporary package," said Uttam Basnet, 49, regional leader in eastern Nepal. The small town of Hetauda has seen its population of 80,000 triple during the convention. A giant marquee was constructed at the edge of a playground to house hundreds of thousands of supporters for the inaugural session on Saturday, with buildings across the city displaying the red hammer and sickle flag of the Maoists. Hundreds of police officers were patrolling streets festooned with banners welcoming the party but also displaying slogans demanding "a new communist party" and "down with factionalism". An estimated 16,000 people died in the 1996-2006 conflict fought by the Maoists against the monarchy, which was deposed when the rebels turned to mainstream politics and took power in elections. SOURCE: Agencies Politics Asia Nepal


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The Real Story Behind the Myths
Pesticide Industry Propaganda: The Real Story: Myth 5: Natural carcinogens in food are more dangerous than pesticide residues
Myth #5: Natural carcinogens in food are more dangerous than pesticide residues, so pesticides are not worth regulating.
This is an extremist view, not supported by replicated peer-reviewed studies and not accepted by the scientific or regulatory community. The principal proponent of this view is Dr. Bruce Ames, a prominent Berkeley biochemist. Many scientists have detailed the flaws in the Ames theory.
First, Ames brands many natural substances as carcinogens on the basis of flimsy or equivocal evidence, such as causing tumors only from a high dose, precisely the argument he rejects when applied to man-made carcinogens (NRC 1993a, Perrera et al. 1988).
Second, some of the natural carcinogens cited by Ames are not carcinogens at all. One of his top three alleged natural carcinogens, d-limonene, is not considered carcinogenic by any credible regulatory or international scientific agency (Huff 1993, EPA 1994b).
Third, Ames looks at only a handful of pesticides in the food supply, dramatically understating the total load of cancer-causing pesticides in food and water. Dr. Frederica Perrera and colleagues constructed a more representative, but still incomplete, list of man-made carcinogens and found exposure to these compounds to be about equal to that of natural carcinogens cited by Ames. (Perrera et al. 1988).
Fourth, Ames incorrectly inflates exposure to natural carcinogens. For example, he assumes that everyone in the United States drinks a cup of comfrey tea each day when illustrating the danger of natural carcinogens, but uses far smaller average food consumption estimates for the entire U.S. population when calculating the dangers of DDT in the diet.
Fifth, Ames does not consider that children may get far higher doses of synthetic or natural carcinogens than adults, based on their unique eating habits.
Sixth, Ames ignores the fact that the risks from some man-made carcinogens are low precisely because these carcinogens have been regulated. The issue of natural vs. man-made carcinogens is one of ethics and common sense. Just because natural sources of cancer risk exist, it doesn't follow that we should add more synthetic carcinogens to the food, air, and water supply. Americans want avoidable cancer risks reduced, whether they are from naturally occurring aflatoxins or man-made pesticides.


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I flew out of Glasgow Airport few hours before the burning car attack. I can't believe it!! I was standing inside the terminal in close proximity to the place the car burst into flames. I was looking at the monitors and waiting for my airline gate to open while Zain was playing beside me with her doll. The thought that my precious Zain and UmZain could have been there at the moment of the crash keeps haunting me since I heard the news earlier today.
Damn you terrorists! Killing me, my family, and loads of innocent people would have given you a free ticket to heaven, you say. I say to HELL all of you Islamic fanatics.


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Accused Execution-Style Killer Gets July Trial Date
A July trial date has been set for Eric Frankenhauser, accused of killing his girlfriend execution-style in Fayetteville last August.
Frankenhauser was set to appear in Washington County Circuit Court before Judge William Storey on Monday, but his trial has been scheduled to begin July 16, court officials said. The trial date was rescheduled to give attorneys time to receive the results of his mental evaluation, officials said.
Frankenhauser is charged with a Class Y capital murder punishable by the death penalty or life in prison without parole, officials said.
He was sent to the Arkansas State Hospital on March 4 for a mental evaluation to determine if he is fit to stand trial. The results of the mental evaluation have not yet been released to attorneys, according to documents obtained from the Washington County Circuit Clerk.
Mental evaluations are mandatory in capital murder cases, according to court documents.
Shackled and wearing orange-and-white striped detainee garb, Frankenhauser pleaded not guilty during his arraignment at the Washington County Detention Center on Aug. 22 after Magistrate Judge Ray Reynolds read the felony charge against him.
Not guilty pleas are common during felony arraignments during which defendants are read the charges against them and are asked to enter a plea.
In the photographs accompanying this story, Frankenhauser is seen at his arraignment in the detention center.
Frankenhauser, 40, was arrested in Franklin County, Ohio, in August in connection with the shooting death of 39-year-old Jessica Stewart of Fayetteville.
He was seen walking down a road 12 miles west of Columbus when he was stopped by deputies and arrested without incident, said Fayetteville Police Chief Greg Tabor.
Stewart was found shot in the head execution-style in front of a residence at 2228 W. Wedington Drive on Aug. 5, police said. She died the next day at Washington Regional Medical Center.
Neighbors said Frankenhauser was Stewart's boyfriend.


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This is a detailed guide to assist you in adding Blerter to your phone, the basic steps you need to follow are below:
Download the Blerter app from either the App store or Google Play store
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Enter the email address you have received this email on – it is important that you DO NOT create a new account.
Your default password has been emailed to you.
You have already been added to the Sika Show project and when you arrive at the venue you will be prompted by the app to check in to the event. This means we know that you are onsite, but you will still need to register with the team to get your information.
Take the time to This User Guide before your arrival so we can work towards being a safer event for all involved.


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Since then, we've had 41 and 33 win seasons, and haters came out of the woodwork. Instead of "genius", the label du jour was "fraud". Real Raptor fans understood the real issues (The loss of Garbajosa, Bargnani's slow development, Jermaine O'neal's health issues), but not-so-real "Raptor fans" wanted a stage to stroke their egos. Yes, the Raptors are losing, and that probably makes you happy. Yes, BC made mistakes, and that also makes you happy. Congratulations. Hopefully, your wife/girlfriend will leave you soon, and you'll get laid off from your job at McDonald's, and you'll be right about that too.
Last off-season there was talk about a deep run in the playoffs. It was an extremely exciting time. Our 3-0 start removed any doubt from our minds: This was our year! Sadly, our high expectations fell hard, like that "the bigger they are" cliche (mental note, figure out the keyboard shortcut for adding an e accent acute). There was a bad taste in everyone's mouth, the same taste that you get after reading a Dave Feschuk article.
This summer, BC has pulled off the near-impossible. 5 new Raptors, a possible sixth (Jarrett Jack) coming soon, and rumblings about some familiar faces coming back (Nesterovic, Delfino). Haven't been keeping up? Shame on you. Please stop reading my blog post and move on to something that might interest you more, like the custody battle over Michael Jackson's kids (see my previous blog post).
But it's important to remember what happened last season, so that we don't repeat our delusions of grandeur. I only expect improvement over last season, and nothing more. I expect DeMar DeRozen to come off the bench, and to make a lot of mistakes. I expect him to sprinkle in some sick dunks along the way. I expect Jose Calderon to be consistent throughout the entire season. I expect Hedo Turkoglu to put up the same numbers as last season, not to be our saviour. I expect Reggie Evans to not grab Chris Kaman's nuts anymore.
Lastly, I expect haters to shut their mouths. Is that too much to ask?


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Perceptia will collaborate with qualified partners if adjacent work needs to be provided, or if you need to take your design into production.
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During Comic-Con International 2012, director Quentin Tarantino announced a comic book adaptation of "Django Unchained" from DC Comics, which covers the director's first draft of the script before any cuts were made for the film. In September, the publisher announced "Scalped" artist R.M. Guera would bring Tarantino's script to life on the printed page. While no art has yet been revealed from Guera's interiors, /Film has posted covers for "Django Unchained" #1 and #3 by Jim Lee and Massimo Carnavale, respectively. Lee's cover is the variant for the debut issue of the five-issue miniseries, which will launch December 5. The third issue will hit January 30.
"One of the things that I'm really excited about is that 'Django Unchained' is a big epic," Tarantino said during CCI 2012. "When I write big epic scripts like 'Kill Bill,' there's a lot of stuff that doesn't make the movie because they're too f-ing big. They'd be four hour movies if I did everything that was in the script, so there always is this aspect that the script is this big literary piece that I'm always taking it out and changing it and transforming it to make it a movie by the time it's all finished. That's the process, I'm always adapting my movie every day, my unwieldy script into a movie every day as I do it, but what's really cool about doing a 'Django Unchained' comic book is that it's the entire script. Even though things might have changed in the movie, I might have changed something else, I might have dropped chapters, I might have dropped big pieces -- that will all be in the comic. The comic will literally be that very first draft of the script. All that material that didn't make the movie, all of that will be part of the piece."
"Django Unchained" #1 hits stores December 5.


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