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February 21, 2014 Pitzer College Art Galleries exhibition Andrea Bowers: #sweetjane, co-organized with Pomona College Museum of Art
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
February 18, 2014 Pitzer College Art Galleries exhibition Andrea Bowers: #sweetjane, co-organized with Pomona College Museum of Art
Los Angeles Times
February 7, 2014 Pitzer College Art Galleries exhibition Andrea Bowers: #sweetjane, co-organized with Pomona College Museum of Art
The Student Life
February 7, 2014 Pitzer College Art Galleries Exhibition Arthur Dubinksy: The Life and Times of Pitzer College
The Student Life
February 6, 2014 Pitzer College Art Galleries exhibition Andrea Bowers: #sweetjane, co-organized with Pomona College Museum of Art
January 24, 2014 Pitzer College Art Galleries exhibition Andrea Bowers: #sweetjane, co-organized with Pomona College Museum of Art
Visual Art Source
January 21, 2014 Pitzer College Art Galleries exhibition Andrea Bowers: #sweetjane, co-organized with Pomona College Museum of Art
January, 2014 Pitzer College Art Galleries exhibition Andrea Bowers: #sweetjane, co-organized with Pomona College Museum of Art
Art Scene
September, 2013 Pitzer Art Galleries exhibition GLPYHS: Acts of Inscription
Inland Empire Weekly
March, 2013 Pitzer Art Galleries exhibition Joyce Campbell: Te Taniwha/Crown Coach
Art in America
March, 2013
Pitzer Art Galleries exhibition Joyce Campbell: Te Taniwha/Crown Coach
Art in America
February 07, 2013
Pitzer Galleries exhibition Martha Wilson
Inland Empire Weekly
Nov/Dec 2012
Pitzer Art Galleries exhibition In the Shadow of Numbers: Charles Gaines Selected Works from 1975-2012, co-organized with Pomona College Museum of Art
October 2012
Pitzer Art Galleries exhibition In the Shadow of Numbers: Charles Gaines Selected Works from 1975-2012, co-organized with Pomona College Museum of Art
Notes on Looking
October 2012
Pitzer Art Galleries exhibition Joyce Capbell: Te Taniwha/Crown Coach
Notes on Looking
June/July 2012
Pitzer Art Galleries exhibition Liz Glynn: No Second Troy
April 2012
Pitzer Art Galleries exhibition Liz Glynn: No Second Troy
February 2012
Pitzer Art Galleries exhibition Matthew R. Ohm: Vanitas
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February 2012
Pitzer Art Galleries exhibition Liz Glynn: No Second Troy
Art Scene
January 14, 2012
Pitzer Art Galleries exhibition Liz Glynn: No Second Troy
November/December, 2011
Pitzer Art Galleries exhibition Synthetic Ritual
LA Weekly
November/December, 2011
Pitzer Art Galleries Perpitube: Repurposing Social Media Spaces
Artillery Magazine
October 20, 2011
Pitzer Art Galleries Synthetic Ritual
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
September 27, 2011
Pitzer Art Galleries exhibition Synthetic Ritual
Huffington Post
September 09, 2011
Pitzer Art Galleries exhibition Synthetic Ritual
Nichols Gallery
September 20 – December 5, 2014
Amitis Motevalli
Confiscated Portrait of the Artist as a Young Rebel (2005/2010)
Digital C-print
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Racial Imaginary is an interdisciplinary exhibition that looks at the intersection of poetry, prose and contemporary art. It is a further iteration of the book and will feature the visual artists who have struggled alongside their literary counterparts in constructing a creative discourse that focuses on its subjects not as objects, of individual outlines discernable apart from the overwhelming contrast of their landscape. The creative imagination is framed by its palpable confines; the history of women is primarily written in relationship to men, of Blacks (and others) in relation to Whiteness. How does an artist—literary, visual, performative—contrive a vernacular that is rich and evocative but doesn't reproduce familiar narratives and binaries?
The show forms part of a larger project that includes a book of the same title edited by award-winning poet Claudia Rankine, who just received the prestigious Jackson Poetry Prize for exceptional US poets, and author Beth Loffreda from the University of Wyoming. The book examines race, gender and cultural representations, and comprises poems and essays, which have been further articulated through the addition of artworks, curated into the book, by artist, Max King Cap.
Artists: Liz Cohen, Edgar Endress, EJ Hill, Todd Gray, John Jota Leaños, Nery Gabriel Lemus, Charles McGill, Amitis Motevalli, Dread Scott, Alice Shaw, Kyungmi Shin, Texist, Ian Weaver and Jay Wolke
Edgar Endress
Still from Acts of Erasure nº2 (2014)
00:55 min.
Opening Reception
Saturday, September 20, 2-4 p.m.
Nichols Gallery
Artist Lecture
Thursday, October 16, 11 a.m.
Nichols Gallery
Artist Amitis Motevalli will join Professor Bill Anthes and his First Year Seminar students to discuss her work.
The Annual Murray Pepper & Vicki Reynolds Pepper Distinguished Visiting Artist & Scholar Lecture Series
Monday, November 10, 4:15 p.m.
George C.S. Benson Auditorium
In conjunction with the exhibition, Claudia Rankine will discuss her book Racial Imaginary with co-editors, Beth Loffreda and Max King Cap.
"Art in Writing" workshop led by Claudia Rankine, Beth Loffreda and Max King Cap
Tuesday, November 11, 11 a.m.
All events are free and open to the public.
About the Artists
Alice Shaw
Opposite #5 (2007)
Gold toned gelatin silver print
Diptych, 8 x 10 in. each
Claudia Rankine is the author of four collections of poetry, including Don't Let Me Be Lonely and the plays, Provenance of Beauty: A South Bronx Travelogue (co-authored with Casey Llewellyn). Rankine is co-editor of American Women Poets in the Twenty-First Century series (Wesleyan University Press). Forthcoming in 2014 are That Were Once Beautiful Children (Graywolf Press) and The Racial Imaginary (Fence Books). A recipient of fellowships from the Academy of American Poets and the National Endowment for the Arts, Rankine teaches at Pomona College.
Liz Cohen's performance art/photography has been shown extensively throughout the US and Europe. Cohen is represented by Salon 94, Galerie Laurent Godin and David Klein Gallery. She is an artist-in-residence at the Cranbrook Academy of Art.
Edgar Endress teaches new media and public art at George Mason University. Born in Chile, he has exhibited extensively throughout the Americas. His work focuses on syncretism in the Andes, displacement in the Caribbean and mobile art-making practices. He received his MFA in Video Art from Syracuse University. He has received grants and fellowships from numerous institutions, including the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts and the Creative Capital Fund.
EJ Hill is a performance artist who continually struggles with the complexity of the body's cultural and historical inheritances and implications. A native of South Central Los Angeles, Hill's work has been exhibited throughout the US and internationally. He received his MFA from the University of California, Los Angeles.
Todd Gray is a professor of art at California State University, Long Beach. Gray has shown his work throughout the US and internationally. He is represented in the permanent collections of the National Gallery of Canada; San Francisco Museum of Modern Art; Los Angeles County Museum of Art; MOCA, Los Angeles; University of Parma in Italy; and other collections. He received his BFA and MFA from California Institute of the Arts.
John Jota Leaños is a social art practitioner who utilizes a range of media focusing on the convergence of memory, social space and decolonization. His work has been shown at the Sundance 2010 Film Festival and the 2002 Whitney Biennial, among others. Leaños is a Creative Capital Grantee and a Guggenheim Fellow (2013) who has been an artist-in-residence at many institutions. Leaños is an associate professor of social documentation at the University of California, Santa Cruz.
Nery Gabriel Lemus is a Los-Angeles based artist whose work addresses issues of stereotype and immigration, the intersection of racial and dissociative racism; and the poverty, abuse and neglect that can lead to the failure of families. Lemus is a recipient of a COLA Fellowship Grant from the Department of Cultural Affairs, Los Angeles, and the Rema Hort Mann Foundation Fellowship Award. He is represented by Charlie James Gallery in Los Angeles. Lemus received his BFA at Art Center College of Design in Pasadena and his MFA at the California Institute of the Arts. He also attended the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture in Maine.
Charles McGill is a multidisciplinary artist whose work has been exhibited in the US and Europe and has been reviewed in The New York Times and Art in America. A recipient of the 2014 recipient of the distinguished Pollock Krasner Foundation Grant, an Art Matters and New York Foundation for the Arts grant, as well as fellowships from the Ford Foundation and the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts, he is a former artist-in-residence at the Museum of Arts and Design in New York. McGill received an MFA from the Maryland Institute College of Art and is is an Assistant Professor at The Borough of Manhattan Community College in in NYC. He is represented by Pavel Zoubok Gallery in New York.
Amitis Motevalli was born in Iran and moved to the US in 1977, prior to the revolution. She explores the cultural resistance and survival of people living in poverty, conflict and war. Her working-class immigrant background drives her art that contests stereotypical beliefs about people living in diaspora and criticizes of the violence of dominance and occupation, while invoking the significance of secular grassroots struggle. Motevalli works with transnational Muslims, across economic and political borders, to create an active and resistant cultural discourse. She lives and works in Los Angeles.
Dread Scott makes revolutionary art to propel history forward. In 1989, the entire US Senate denounced his artwork and President George H. Bush declared it "disgraceful" because of its use of the American flag. His work is exhibited in the US and internationally. A recipient of a Creative Capital Grant, his work is included in the collection of the Whitney Museum of American Art.
Alice Shaw is an artist and educator based in San Francisco, CA. Her photographs have been shown internationally. Shaw is represented by Gallery 16 in San Francisco. A graduate of the San Francisco Art Institute and a recipient of a 2002 Artadia Award, Shaw often infuses personal/reflexive documentation with humor and poignancy. She has practiced photography for more than 25 years and she has been a visiting lecturer at University of California, Davis, University of California, Santa Cruz, University of California, Berkeley, San Francisco State University, The California College of Art and The San Francisco Art Institute. Her book, People Who Look Like Me, was published in April of 2006.
Kyungmi Shin, a sculptor and an installation artist, has received grants from the California Community Foundation, Durfee Grant, Pasadena City Individual Artist Fellowship and LA Cultural Affairs Artist-in-Residence program. Since 2004, she has created numerous public art projects across the nation, including Los Angeles, CA, Winston-Salem, NC, Chicago, IL, and Norfolk, VA. She received her MFA from UC Berkeley.
Ian Weaver is a Chicago-based visual artist and teaches in South Bend, IN. He received his MFA in Visual Art from Washington University in St. Louis and his work has been seen at many museums. He has been a recipient of numerous residencies, including Yaddo and the Millay Colony, and his awards include grants from Artadia and the Joan Mitchell foundations.
Jay Wolke is an artist and educator living in Chicago. He has authored three photographic monographs, including most recently Architecture of Resignation: Photographs from the Mezzogiorno (Center for American Places– Columbia College Press, 2011). Wolke earned his BFA at Washington University, St. Louis and his MS at IIT Institute of Design. His photographs are in many permanent collections. He is a professor and chair of the Art and Design Department, Columbia College, Chicago.
A *candy factory project
September 20 – December 5, 2014
Lenzner Family Art Gallery
Sill from American Sitcom(2014)
American Sitcom is a new site-specific work by Takuji Kogo and Mike Bode of Candy Factory made for Pitzer College Art Galleries. A multi-channel video installation, American Sitcom uses text animations of transcriptions of monologues taken from online V-loggers' videos that have been uploaded to YouTube. The artists' subjects cover such disparate ground as divorce experiences, porn addiction and commentaries from people wanting to join the Air Force. These text animations have been overlaid onto animated backgrounds which have been adapted from online sources such as GIF animations, desktop designs, forum avatars, furry toys and cartoons, many of which carry references to pop art, wallpaper designs, and various forms of popular culture. The resulting work is both visually stunning and at the same time disarmingly familiar. American Sitcom asks the audience to consider how we engage with cyber culture, specifically, what kinds of online environments do we inhabit? Who are we talking to when we upload a testimonial and, what kind of visual languages do we use?
Mining the Internet for visual and domestic content, Kogo and Bode have meticulously animated transcriptions of voices—word for word—using flash-based software. Although American Sitcom employs "real" peoples' monologues it is not a documentary work, instead it uses and re-uses everyday online media as material. American Sitcom is presented as a multi-channel installation in the gallery space and uploaded to YouTube and distributed online.
Opening Reception
Saturday, September 20, 2-4 p.m.
Nichols Gallery
Artist lecture in conjunction with the exhibition and Pitzer College's Munroe Center for Social Inquiry (MCSI) event:
Tuesday, September 16, 4 p.m.
Kallick Gallery, West Hall
Artists Takuji Kogo and Mike Bode will discuss their works on this year's MCSI lecture series, themed: Virus: Mindless, Efficient and without Morals.
All events are free and open to the public.
About the Artists
Japan-based artist Takuji Kogo is the organizer of Candy Factory Projects. He has produced a large body of work both as a solo artist and in various collaborations. His ongoing solo project NON_SITES is a series of photo-sculptures, digital kaleidoscopes made by looped and mirrored sequence shots taken from moments of standardized everyday life environments. He has presented his work at MediaScope-MOMA/The Museum of Modern Art, New York; Media City Seoul, South Korea; Singapore Art Museum; MAAP Multimedia Art Asian Pacific, Beijing; Walker Art Centre, Minneapolis; Yokohama Triennale, Japan; Nam June Paik Art Centre, Seoul, South Korea; and the Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography. Takuji Kogo is the director of the Art Institute Kitakyushu, which organizes the Kitakyushu Biennial, and lives in Fukuoka, Japan.
Mike Bode is a visual artist and researcher based in Sweden. He is presently working on a research project Re-configuring actuality, which is an enquiry into the construction and configuration of material taken from online media. He is also developing a discursive platform in Stockholm with the publisher Max Valentin called PLASMODIA, which organizes talks, discussions, presentations and exhibitions with the aim of critically exploring new media and the use of new technologies and their contextualization in documentary art practice. He received a PhD at the University of Gothenburg in 2008 and has presented and exhibited work at Kunst Werke in Berlin; The Rooseum in Malmö; The Center of Contemporary Art in Vilnius, Lithuania; The Nobel Museum in Stockholm; Secession in Vienna and the Kitakyushu Biennial in Japan. He has been a member of *candy factory projects since 2001. Mike Bode is based in Stockholm.
January – March 2015
Nichols Gallery, Broad Center
The wunderkammer, generally regarded as a prototype for the first museums, provides an alternative to conventional museums today, which have inherited the 18th century model. Distinguished by their eclectic and all-encompassing collections, these early museums celebrated heterogeneity and difference as accolades—objects collected ranged from functional everyday artifacts to biological anomalies. Their interdisciplinary and all-inclusive practice resulted in a non-hierarchical approach; value was assigned according to the object's polyvalent signifying power, its ability to be endlessly interpreted rather then categorically determined. As their name suggests, these museums championed wonderment as a vital tool for knowledge acquisition. By providing a different rubric, these early models can offer an alternative lens through which to critique prevailing exhibitionary practices by calling attention to the conventions of museological displays—didactics, vitrines, chronological and white cube presentations.
Blacklisted: A Planted Allegory (Incubation), 2014
January - March 2015
The Lenzner Family Art Gallery
Artist-in-residence Jenny Yurshansky is currently on-site at Pitzer College conducting active field research for her upcoming exhibition, Blacklisted: A Planted Allegory. Yurshansky is collecting, studying and researching plants found on the campuses of The Claremont Colleges and affiliated institutions. Restricting her investigation to vegetation classified as invasive by the California Invasive Species Advisory Committee (CISAC)—a scientific organization charged with creating a statewide "living list" of invasive species since late 2009—Yurshansky will determine which "so-called" invasive species have infiltrated this highly local site.
Blacklisted: A Planted Allegory investigates the distinction between native versus invasive species as determined by the CISAC. The discourse surrounding a list of "invasive" or "alien" flora species has interesting and fruitful correlations to policies regarding immigration, multiculturalism and evolving ideas about national identities that are inherently tied to the identity of border cultures and a location that has carried the name of a number of nations through the historical record. The project allows viewers to engage in a meaningful and nuanced way with how these issues are thought of, in direct and applicable terms.
Opening in January 2015, Blacklisted: A Planted Allegory will take a number of forms including a comprehensive index of the invasive species found on-site, a large-scale projection—a portrait of all the plants collected and a record of their growth during the month of June 2014—and a light box image of their incubated sequestration. The exhibition will also feature two sculptural works, one of which is an index of the more than one hundred plants collected, in the style of a classic botanical herbaria rendered in detailed handmade paper silhouettes. The second sculpture refers to the Harvard Natural History Museum's Ware Collection of Blaschka Glass Models of Plants, which is a window into the common presence in 1892 of what are now rare California native plants. This piece, which features a seemingly empty vitrine, is a nod to the fears of the ultimate disappearance of natives in the wake of the encroachment by alien species that fuels the discourse around this issue.
Blacklisted: A Planted Allegory has been produced with support by Konstnärsnämnden / Swedish Arts Grant Committee.
The exhibition is also generously supported by the GuestHaus Residency, Kungliga Konsthögskolan / Stockholm Royal Institute of Art, and art+environment – an interdisciplinary program at Pitzer College funded by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.
With very special thanks to:
Pitzer College
-Joe Clements, Arboretum and Grounds Manager, Pitzer College
-Ciara Ennis, Director/Curator, Pitzer College Art Galleries
-Dr. Paul Faulstich, Professor of Environmental Analysis, Pitzer College
-Nicolas Galindo, Lead Groundskeeper, Pitzer College
-Cheukwa Jones, Curatorial/PR Coordinator, Pitzer College Art Galleries
-Rachel Kessler '14, Assistant to the artist, Pitzer College
-Dr. Muriel Poston, Vice President/Dean of Faculty, Pitzer College
-Lance Neckar, MLA, MALA, Director, Robert Redford Conservancy for Southern
California Sustainability and Professor of Environmental Analysis, Pitzer College
-Angelica Perez, Preparator, Pitzer College Art Galleries
Pomona / BFS
-Dr. Wallace M. Meyer III, Assistant Professor of Biology, Pomona College and Director of the Bernard Field Station, Claremont, CA
-Ronald Nemo, Lead Groundskeeper, Pomona College
Harvey Mudd / BFS
Dr. Nancy V. Hamlett, Visiting Professor of Biology, Harvey Mudd College; Volunteer Researcher and Habitat Coordinator at the Bernard Field Station, Claremont, CA
Claremont College
Dr. Susan M. Schenk, Biology Laboratory Instructor/Coordinator and Lab Lecturer of Biology, W.M. Keck Science Department, Claremont Colleges
Scripps College
-Fred Carlson, Lead Groundskeeper, Scripps College
-Lola Trafecanty, Director of Grounds, Scripps College
-Liv Townsend '14, Documentation Photographer, Scripps College
Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden
-Dr. J. Travis Columbus II, Research Scientist; Professor of Botany, Claremont Graduate University
-Nick Jensen, Master's Student, Claremont Graduate University Botany Department
-Dr. Evan P. Meyer, Seed Conservation Program Manager, Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden
-Dr. Jeffery Morawetz, Postdoctoral Researcher, Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden
-Dr. Mare Nazaire, Herbarium Collections Manager, Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden
-Irene Holiman, Library Specialist, Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden
Other affiliations
-Jenny Brown, Collection Manager, Ware Collection of Blaschka Glass Models of Plants, Harvard University Herbaria
-Dr. Peter Del Tredici, Senior Research Scientist, Arnold Arboretum of Harvard
University and Adjunct Associaate Professor of Landscape Architecture, Harvard Graduate School of Design
-Lisa DeCesare, Head of Archives and Public Services, Botany Libraries, Harvard University Herbaria
-Mary Anne Hamblen, Special Collections & Archives Librarian, Juliette K. and Leonard S. Rakow Research Library, The Corning Museum of Glass
-Dr. Chris MacDonald, Desert Natural Resources Advisor of Cooperative Extension San Bernardino County, University of California Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources
-Robert Perry, FASLA, USC School of Artchitecture Adjunct Professor, Professor Emeritus at California State Polytechnic University
-Nisreen Azar, Habitat Restoration Specialist at Glenn Lukos Associates, Inc.
-Noreen Murano, President of Wildscape Restoration, Inc. and the CEO of Resource Conservation Partners, Inc.
-Bill Neill, Desert Protective Council
-Drew Ready, Sustainable Landscape Program Manager at the Council for Watershed Health


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Aunt Charlie's Lounge :: The Tenderloin's Treasure
By Michael Flanagan | Tuesday Aug 12, 2014
Aunt Charlie's has always been kind of an iconic bar for me. I've been coming here since the late 1990s, and it has always functioned as something of a litmus test.
What's HOT South Florida :: 05/01 - 05/07
By Scott Holland | Thursday May 1, 2014
What's HOT this week? Parties! Food! Beach Bear Weekend! And, of course, "Hot Guys With Guns..."
Homophobia in Hipsterland: Landlord Bans Brooklyn Gay Bar
By EDGE | Monday Apr 21, 2014
A Brooklyn bar owner's Long Island landlord is banning him from turning his pub in the Greenpoint neighborhood of the borough into gay bar.
Fond Farewell to Tinker's Damn and The Metropolitan
By Heather Cassell | Friday Apr 11, 2014
It was a bittersweet farewell to Tinker's Damn, the South Bay's oldest gay bar, throughout the weekend of March 28 to 30.
Bail Set at $1M for Accused Seattle Gay Bar Arsonist
By Jason St. Amand | Wednesday Feb 5, 2014
A judge has set a $1 million bail Tuesday for the man police believe set a popular Seattle gay bar on fire just after midnight on New Year's Eve.
Suspect in Seattle NYE Gay Bar Fire Arrested
By Jason St. Amand | Tuesday Feb 4, 2014
A Libyan Muslim man was arrested Saturday in connection to a fire that ignited on New Year's Eve in a Seattle gay club.
Fritz transforms to "The Trophy Room"
By Sue O'Connell | Thursday Jan 9, 2014
On Sunday January 13, long-time South End and LGBT institution Fritz Bar will close for renovations. Fritz, at the corner of Berkeley and Chandler Street opened in 1983 just as the South End was becoming a neighborhood known for its large gay population.
Lesbian Sues Miss. Town For Denying Gay Bar Permit
Wednesday Jan 8, 2014
A woman's federal lawsuit that accuses the leaders of a north Mississippi town of conspiring to prevent her from opening a gay bar by denying her a business license will go to trial Jan. 26, 2015, in Aberdeen.
Twin Peaks Celebrates Historic Status
By Michael Flanagan | Sunday Jan 5, 2014
Whenever I see the iconic sign for the Twin Peaks Tavern with San Francisco's Twin Peaks and fog depicted on it, I am reminded of the ad campaign for Blackglama: 'What becomes a legend most?'
SPLC Files Lawsuit Against Miss. Town for Denying Gay Bar License
By Bobby McGuire | Tuesday Oct 1, 2013
A federal lawsuit was filed today by the Southern Poverty Law Center against the town of Shannon, Miss. and its officials for denying Pat Newton, a lesbian, a business license to reopen her gay bar.
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Religious scholar Karen Armstrong helps others understand Islam, challenges perceptions
Presentation part of 2005-2006 ethics, religion, society lecture series
04/18/06Karen Armstrong, author and religious expert, spoke at the University on Tuesday, April 25, at 7:00 p.m. in the Schiff Family Conference Center. The title of Armstrong's lecture was "Understanding Islam," which was part of the 2005-2006 ethics/religion and society lecture series.
Armstrong has written numerous books on the three Abrahamic faiths: Judaism, Christianity and Islam. Her book, Islam: A Short History, takes a look at the Islamic faith and challenges the narrow views people have regarding the religion. She has been honored by the Islamic Center of Southern California for promoting understanding and tolerance among different faiths.
The theme for this year's lecture series is "175 Years of Xavier in Cincinnati: Responding Ethically to the Changing Face of the Community." Speakers address leadership issues on this topic and the program format leads to an informal reception after the presentation. The purpose of the series is to encourage ethical and/or religious analysis of socially significant issues. The event is co-sponsored by the Edward B. Brueggeman Center for Dialogue and celebrates the 10th anniversary of the Islamic Center.


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Zynga valued at $7 billion in IPO
With unexercised options, the company could be worth as much as $8.9 billion. But the $10 price in its initial public offering is lower than Street chatter of $12 a share.
Two weeks ago, Zynga projected it would sell 100 million shares in its initial public offering for $8.50 to $10 a share.
It did. That translates into a market capitalization of $7 billion. With unexercised options, the market cap rises nearly to $8.9 billion.
But the results of Thursday's IPO had to be something of a disappointment. There was chatter on CNBC that the IPO would price at $12 a share. And Zynga originally thought it would sell its shares at $20.
A better gauge of investor sentiment about the company will come Friday when shares open for trading on Nasdaq under the ticker ZNGA.
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So what happened? IPOs have been a disappointment this year. Groupon (GRPN) went public at $20, jumped to $31.14 and then fell to as low as $14.85 on Nov. 28. The shares have recovered a bit and finished Thursday at $23.08, a 15% gain over the IPO price.
Other IPOs have performed weakly as well. LinkedIn (LNKD) went public at $45 and zoomed up to $109.97 but has slumped, ending Thursday at $66.38.
And while Michael Kors Holdings (KORS) went public on Wednesday at $20 and ended up 21% Thursday at $24.20, it closed below its opening price of $25.
One company, Newgistics, pulled its IPO, citing shaky market conditions.
In fact, small-cap stocks have had a miserable year. The Dow Jones industrials ($INDU) are up 2.5% this year, with the Standard & Poor's 500 Index ($INX) down 3.3%. The Russell 2000 Index ($RUT), which tracks small-capitalization stocks, is down 8.8%.
So there was some wariness about Zynga, not the least of which is that 94% of its revenue comes from Facebook, which is expected to go public in the second quarter of 2012.
The company was founded in 2007 by Mark Pincus, who named the company after a pet, an American bulldog.
Zynga's sales more than doubled through September, to $829 million, and it has earned $121 million since the start of 2010, according to its SEC filing. What is more, the top five games on Facebook are Zynga titles: "CityVille," "CastleVille," "FarmVille," "Zynga Poker" and "Words With Friends."
But some analysts have noted that use of some of its older games has been dropping. Moreover, it collects money from only 3% of 227 million users.
Earlier this week, Sterne Agee analyst Arvind Bhatia rated the stock "underperform" even before it priced.
"We think growth is slowing," he told CNBC. "We think margins are under pressure, and we think free cash flow, this year, has come to a standstill."
Others believe the company has the chops to expand beyond Facebook. Pincus is known as a driven taskmaster.
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Well, Justin Bieber certainly dropped a bombshell on Christmas Eve: he announced that he's retiring. Chances are he wasn't serious, but if his goal was to draw attention to himself just before the holiday, he accomplished it.
Justin wrote to his nearly 48 million Twitter followers on Tuesday night, "My beloved beliebers I'm officially retiring."
About an hour later, the 19-year-old pop star posted another tweet , probably related to the first one: "The media talks a lot about me. They make a [sic] up a lot of lies and want me to fail but I'm never leaving you, being a belieber is a lifestyle."
Signaling that the retirement talk might have been an exaggeration on his part, he continued , "Be kind loving to each other, forgive each other as God forgave us through Christ Merry Christmas IM HERE FOREVER."
The tweets follow Justin's recent claim to a Los Angeles radio station that he's quitting the music biz. After that interview, a source close to the singer told ABC News Radio that Justin was just kidding around.
Justin's been awfully busy lately for a guy who has retirement on the brain. Earlier this week, he released Journals , a collection inspired by his Music Mondays program, on iTunes. And his concert documentary, Believe , opened Christmas Day.
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Sunglasses brand Arnette has produced a limited-edition line of sunglasses and ski/snowboard goggles inspired by the Bad Brains. The highly-influential band fused reggae and dub with their loud, fast and frenetic hardcore sound, and they were style innovators, too. Black dudes with long dreads playing rock might not sound too extraordinary these days, but it was nothing short of revolutionary when the foursome burst out of Washington D.C. in the early '80s.


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Posts Tagged 'beating the casino'
When it comes to the 'regular slot gamer' – we're talking about casino gamers who haven't got really lucky and won over 10,000.00 or higher, including the massive million plus slot winners! We mean the gamers whose winnings are composed of anything from 1.00 coin cherries to small jackpots. The question most average slot gamers want to know is – what are your chances of beating the casino when you play slots on a frequent basis, and what value for money do online slot machines really offer?
Slots – true leisure game or serious gambling?
When you play online slot machines (or any other slot game for that matter) – you're playing a game of chance, meaning the concept luck is with you on every spin. As a result, while some gamers build up high bankrolls and become hardcore, high stakes slot gamers, slots should always be viewed as a leisure game above all else. Of course, that doesn't mean they can't payout massive jackpots and chance people's life in the same way that lottos can.
Average payout levels
The typical slot machines on the Internet has an average payout level in the region of 95-98.5%, meaning regular payouts with average luck – but in theory a battle to actually beat the casino in the long-term. However, the average payout level is quite a subjective factor, because the averages are comprised of bad luck, moderate luck and jackpot level luck. In essence – the machines do indeed payout something like 98 pence for every 1.00 wagered on slots, but the payouts are not really spread evenly among all slot players. So – you could be an unlucky gamer who gets less than 98% rewards, get moderate returns around this level, or go way, way beyond it and get rich beyond your wildest casino fantasies. The question is – can you help to boost you slot gaming fortunes? Many slot players claim that you can, by simply following a few simple guideline……..
Set a spin level -
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We arrived at the port at 11.30 am from that point till we entered the ship 1 hour 50 46 minutes exactly, the longest we have had to wait.
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We did the cirque dinner show, which was worth it because of the show, get the premium seating, again the food average, we did 2 more restaurants cagneys and le bistro both were very good but not extraordinary.
At the end of the ship we did not receive a survey like in all the ships.
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Our Mission
To proclaim Jesus as Lord and Savior, teach the authoritative Word of God, and serve His Church in our nation and throughout the world.
Our Purpose
Encountering Jesus—Lives Transformed.
Who We Are
Mount Hermon's properties are in some of the most beautiful places on earth! Our original site, nestled in the towering Santa Cruz mountains redwoods, is just six miles from Monterey Bay. Our Kidder Creek Camp, in the Scott Valley near Mount Shasta, sits against the stunning backdrop of the Marble Mountain Wilderness area. The Whisper Canyon locale is a rustic retreat near Paso Robles and Lake San Antonio.
Mount Hermon's year-round Christ-centered camps, conferences and concerts serve the entire family. Come explore and be amazed. More than 60,000 people experience Mount Hermon each year. Directions and maps to each facility are on our Directions Page.
In Santa Cruz, there are three self-contained camp and conference facilities: Summers at Ponderosa Lodge are geared for junior high and senior high students; Redwood Camp's full summer schedule delights elementary and primary school-aged kids; our Conference Center summers provide a Christian resort camping experience designed for every member of the family.
At Kidder Creek we offer a broad array of traditional, adventure and horse riding camps for youth of all ages. The wilderness programs engage in whitewater rafting, rock climbing, cliff jumping and much, much more!
Throughout the remainder of the year, each facility operates Mount Hermon-sponsored camps and conferences, as well as hosting programs provided by guest groups who support our ministry objectives. Let us know how we can serve you or your group. Amid all the variety, one thing is consistent—God is at work at Mount Hermon, and the result is lives transformed.
Mount Hermon Association, Inc. is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization in the state of California.
Founded in 1905, Mount Hermon was the first Christian camp west of the Mississippi. We've always been both evangelical and interdenominational, consistently proclaiming Jesus as Lord and Savior, teaching the authoritative Word of God and serving churches and Christian ministries both here and worldwide. Mount Hermon's origins trace to the American evangelist Dwight L. Moody, whose conference center founded in the east influenced our original program and facilities.
Now over 100 years later, Mount Hermon is still a place of retreat from daily stress and rigors, a place for discovering and renewing one's relationship with Jesus Christ. Our "high" view of the Bible as God's authoritative Word permeates our programs, encouraging an environment where the truths of Scripture can be taught, understood and applied in daily living.
Over our history, Bible teachers participating here have included many of the most highly respected preachers and teachers in the world. By God's goodness and faithfulness, Mount Hermon has grown to be one of the largest—and acclaimed as one the finest—Christian camp and conference facilities in the world.
Each year Mount Hermon's Board of Directors selects our "Theme Verse" for the coming year of ministry. Both staff and Board members submit recommendations, and the selection is then displayed on the redwood plank that hangs in the main Auditorium. This theme is incorporated into our summer Family Camp events, and in the summer Crafts Programs.
2014 "God, my joy and my delight." Psalm 43:4
2013 "…put your hope in the Lord." Psalm 130:7
2012 "The LORD will be your confidence." (Proverbs 3:26)
2011 "Come to me...I will give you rest..." (Jesus...as quoted in Matthew 11:28)
2010 "The Lord Almighty is with us..." (Psalm 46:7)
2009 "The Sovereign Lord is my strength…" (Habakkuk 3:19)
2008 "...trust in God's unfailing love…" (Psalm 52:8)
2007 "...the plans of the Lord stand firm…" (Psalm 33:11)
2006 "Come follow me," said Jesus…" (Matthew 4:19)
2005 "The LORD is faithful to all His promises…" (Psalm 145:13)
2004 "…blessed is he who trusts in the Lord." (Proverbs 16:20)
2003 "…it is God who is at work in you…" (Philippians 2:13)
2002 "God is our refuge and strength" (Psalm 46:1)
2001 "Lord…nothing is too hard for You" (Jeremiah 32:17)
2000 "I am the way…the truth…the life" (Jesus…as quoted in John 14:6)
1999 "May the God of hope fill you…" (Romans 15:13)
1998 "The eternal God is your refuge" (Deuteronomy 33:27)
1997 "My soul finds rest in God alone…" (Psalm 62:1)
1996 "…it is good to be near God" (Psalm 73:28)
1995 "…Christ in you, the hope of glory" (Colossians 1:27)
1994 "Delight Yourself in the Lord" (Psalm 37:4)
1993 "Be still & know that I am God" (Psalm 46:10)
1992 "Alive with Christ" (Colossians 2:13)
1991 "Make Known His Deeds" (Psalm 105:1)
1990 "Exalt His Name" (Psalm 34:3)
1989 "Seek the Lord" (Isaiah 55:6)
1988 "His Love Endures Forever" (Psalm 136:1)
1987 "Encourage One Another" (1 Thessalonians 5:11)
1986 "God is Our Strength" (Psalm 46:1)
1985 "God is Faithful" (1 Corinthians 1:9)
1984 "Seek First His Kingdom" (Matthew 6:33)
1983 "Teach Me Your Way, O Lord" (Psalm 27:11)
1982 "Walk by the Spirit" (Galatians 5:16)
1981 "By Love Serve One Another" (Galatians 5:13)
1980 "Declare God's Wondrous Works" (Psalm 75:1)
1979 "Rejoice in the Lord Always" (Philippians 4:4)
1978 "That I May Know Him" (1 John 5:20)
1977 "Let Us Celebrate the Lord"
1976 "Righteousness Exalts a Nation" (Proverbs 14:34)
1975 "The Lord is My Shepherd" (Psalm 23)
1974 "God's Word Abides Forever" (1 Peter 1:25)
1973 "My Peace I Give You" (John 14:27)
1972 "Always Triumphant in Christ" (2 Corinthians 2:14)
1971 "Jesus Christ the Same" (Hebrews 13:8)
1970 "Much Given. . .Much Required" (Luke 12:48)
1969 "By Faith. . ." (Hebrews 11)
1968 "Magnify the Lord" (Psalm 34:3)
1967 ". . .Greater is He. . ." (1 John 4:4)
1966 "Servants for Jesus' Sake" (2 Corinthians 4:5)
1965 "Draw Nigh to God" (James 4:8)
1964 "The Lord is My Strength" (Psalm 27:1)
1963 "Lord, I will Follow Thee" (Luke 9:57)
1962 "All One in Christ Jesus" (Galatians 3:28)
1961 "Be Thou My Vision"*
1960 "Jesus Shall Reign"*
1959 "A Mighty Fortress is Our God"*
1958 "To God Be The Glory"*
1957 "How Great Thou Art"*
1956 "Great is Thy Faithfulness"*
1955 "He Careth for You"*
1954 "The Battle is Not Yours, But God's" (2 Chronciles 20:15)
1953 "Let the Lord Be Magnified" (Psalm 70:4)
1952 "Ye Are Not Your Own. . .Ye Are Bought With a Price" (1 Cor. 6:19-20)
1951 "Victory Through Our Lord Jesus Christ" (1 Corinthians 15:57)
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Can A Reamer System Improve First MPJ Fusions?
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After we have prepared the joint surfaces, we'll employ a Kirschner wire for temporary fixation axially through the hallux and into the metatarsal shaft. We then use the metal cover that comes with many screw sets to act as an intraoperative weightbearing surface. Then we manipulate the hallux into a position where the tuft is just off the weightbearing surface. When you squeeze the tuft of the hallux from medial to lateral, it touches the weightbearing surface. Rotate the nail plate until it faces up. You can determine the varus/valgus position by appearance and potential shoe gear. This method works quite well with most first MPJ arthrodesis procedures.
You can achieve subtle changes in hallux position quite easily with this method as opposed to joint resection, where you are left with two square
surfaces. The latter of these joint preparation techniques does not allow for such subtle changes of hallux position and subsequently, you will spend more time in the operating room attempting to obtain proper positioning.
What About Fixation?
Many forms of fixation are available and most often reflect the experiences of the surgeon. Buranosky, et. al., have tested the stability of fixation for first MPJ arthrodesis.4 The outcome of this study suggested a dorsal plate with an interfragmentary screw was the most stable construct when compared to two crossed screws. I prefer the crossed screw technique for speed, reliability and relative lack of prominence.
If fixation is solid, allow the patient to bear weight to tolerance in a cast brace. Obtain radiographs a week after the surgery and again at six to eight weeks postoperatively. Keep in mind that radiographic union of the arthrodesis site will not be complete for 12 weeks. Once you see satisfactory progression of the fusion process on plain films, you can gradually transition the patient into a shoe.
Final Thoughts
First MPJ arthrodesis is a proven surgical procedure for treating pathology in this region. The small joint reamers make preparation of the arthrodesis site faster and more congruous, which facilitates ease of positioning and the reliability of fusion.
Dr. Harrod practices in Richmond, Muncie and Indianapolis, IN. He received an AO Trauma Fellowship in Dresden, Germany.
Dr. Burks is a Fellow of the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons. He is board certified in foot surgery. Dr. Burks practices in Little Rock, Arkansas.
1. Howmedica, Inc. Rutherford, NJ.
2. Yu GV. First Metatarsophalangeal Joint Arthrodesis, in Comprehensive Textbook of Foot Surgery, 2nd edition p. 564.
3. Hansen Jr. ST. Arthrodesis of the First Metatarsophalangeal Joint, in Functional Reconstruction of the Foot and Ankle, p. 343-344.
4. Buranosky DJ, et. al. First metatarsophalangeal joint arthrodesis: quantitative mechanical testing of six-hole dorsal plate versus crossed screw fixation in cadaveric specimens. J Foot Ankle Surg 2001 Jul-Aug 40(4)208-13.
Additional References
5. Coughlin MJ, Abdo RV. Arthrodesis of the First Metatarsophalangeal Joint with Vitallium Plate Fixation. Foot and Ankle Vol. 15 (1) Jan 1994.
6. Coughlin MJ. Technique for Metatarsophalangeal Arthrodesis Using Small Joint Reamers and Small Fixation Plates. Distributed by Howmedica, Inc.


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Nike Brings Back The OG Air Trainer Max '91
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Just as sure as Bo knows almost everything that there is to know, Nike knows that the public will consistently consume any retro silhouette thrown at them that's tied in with that multi-sport star. And so they've gone ahead and brought back the Nike Air Trainer Max '91 in recent months. This time around we've got a glimpse at the pair in that yellow and white colorway, one that's been up for grabs no small number of times in the millennial sneaker era. Continue reading to see what this year's edition of the Trainer Max '91 is looking like and then grab yours from Rock City Kicks.
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Justin Halpern and Brian Huntington of Grantland.com put together a "scientific" infographic of what The Ultimate Awful Quarterba...Read More »
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Galeries Lafayette, Bottled
Last we checked in with Atelier Cologne, beauty veterans Sylvie Ganter and Christopher Cervasel's labor of love that explores the idea of infusing higher concentrations of essential oils into traditionally light colonias, they were hard at work on a second line that focused on five singular ingredients. Following successful releases that put the spotlight on patchouli, amber, and vanilla, the duo launched Rose Anonyme and Vetiver Fatal this fall as side-by-side offerings, intending for their delicate blends of icy ginger, oud, and patchouli, and orange flower and cedarwood, respectively, to play off one another. "It's about a thief—public enemy number one—and she is in love with the man that's trying to capture her," Cervasel says of the story behind the pair of scents, reminding us that each of the rectangular glass bottles in the range is meant to evoke a moment in time, not just a distinct aroma. For their latest project, Ganter and Cervasel were looking to hone in on not just a moment, but a few years—100 of them, to be exact. To fête the centennial anniversary of Galeries Lafayette, Atelier Cologne has just debuted Sous le toit de Paris, an homage to the famed French department store. "100 years ago, they were making colonias out of violets, so we remade one," Cervasel explains of the French violet leaf-tinged fragrance with accents of Moroccan neroli, South African geranium, Haitian vetiver, and tonka bean from Brazil. The exclusive creation went on sale at Galeries Lafayette this month, but can also be purchased on the brand's Web site—and at its newly erected stores on Elizabeth Street in New York's Nolita neighborhood and on Rue Saint-Florentin in Paris' first arrondissement. If you haven't been yet, both are worth a visit at the very least for the antique engraving machines that sit perched inside, ready and waiting to custom-monogram a leather sleeve for your fragrance of choice.
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Archiving Web Resources: Guidelines for Keeping Records of Web-based Activity in the Commonwealth Government (PDF 160KB)
Provides Australian Government agencies with guidelines for keeping records of web-based activity. These guidelines help agencies with strategies for creating, capturing, managing and retaining records of web-based activity.
Australian Constitution and Federation
The Australian Constitution is the single most important document in Australia's history. It created the federal government and the states and made Australia a nation. This page links to further resources exploring records on federation and constitution.
Defence (records)
The National Archives' holdings on defence date largely from 1901 but include some colonial records, such as those on the Boer War. Though their collection of defence-related records is vast, it does not include all defence records created by the Australian Government - the Australian War Memorial holds most of the operational records of war.
Family history – begin your journey
Provides information on records held by Archives which would be of interest to family historians. It links to information about where to start, and how to find immigrant records, defence service records, indigenous records and other records.
General records authorities
General records authorities (GRAs) set out requirements for keeping, destroying or transferring records of business common to many agencies. The National Archives prepares and issues these authorities.This page has links to the current set of General records authorities.
Migration, citizenship & travel
People have come to Australia from all over the world, for different reasons and in different ways. The National Archives holds records about many individuals who arrived from overseas during the 20th century and some who arrived during the 19th century. They also hold records about Australians who left and returned to Australia.
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An information and records management framework sets out a long-term vision and strategy for managing your agency's information and records. It should be based on an understanding of the business requirements and risks and the requirements for records management in the Australian Government.
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14 September 2014 6:33 PM, PDT | Cinelinx | See recent Cinelinx news »
We've reviewed every summer movie season since 1980 to find out which are the best, and which are the worst. Last week we posted our picks for the worst, and here we post our picks for the best.
2015 and 2016 may just be the most overthetop summer movie seasons yet. It seems like nearly every movie slated for a summer 2015 or 2016 release is heavily anticipated. Because of these impending summers of movie awesomeness, we've decided to take a look back at summer movie seasons of years past. The idea of the summer movie season is currently in full swing, but it didn't catch on immediately. Hollywood had to do its fair share of experimenting to determine what types of films would be most successful. As a result, some summer movie seasons have been better than others. We've reviewed them all for you and ranked them from worst to best. »
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Coming from Conor McMahon, director of cult horror movie Stitches, From The Dark, filmed on location in Co. Laois, has finished principal photography. Starring Irish talent Niamh Algar (Savage Eye), Stephen Cromwell (Love/Hate), and Gerry O'Brien (Reign of Fire), From The Dark tells the story of a young couple who encounter an ancient evil on a road trip through the Irish countryside. No word whether this will follow the humorous road taken by Stitches, but judging by the creepy first image from the movie above, featuring Algar trapped in an underground tunnel, I have a feeling McMahon might be tackling straight horror this time round. No release date has been given for From The Dark as of yet. »
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6 June 2014 11:17 AM, PDT | Obsessed with Film | See recent Obsessed with Film news »
Tattoos are all the rage these days. All it takes is a walk through any town centre to see heavily tattooed models advertising the clothes of major high street stores to realise that such things are no longer the reserve of criminals, soldiers and sailors. This also means that tattoos can no longer be used by the costume designers and directors of films to give a character an intimidating aura or some edginess – so many people choose to adorn their bodies with ink these days that they just don't have the same impact on-screen.
Though tattoos were certainly used in the past as a rather unimaginative means of making an actor look like a badass, permanent markings on the body can be used to much greater effect in film. Tattoos – in their purest form, at least – are supposed to capture part of who we are, so there is no »
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30 May 2014 7:12 AM, PDT | The Scorecard Review | See recent Scorecard Review news »
I first met Jim Mickle when he was in Chicago last fall to promote his family cannibal tale We Are What We Are. At that time, his newest Cold in July was only known to me an intriguing plot synopsis, but as Mickle shares below, it was in the middle of finding the form it claims now.
The film stars Michael C. Hall as a family man who unexpectedly enters into the very violent and personal odyssey of his stalker (played by Sam Shepard). Don Johnson stars in the film as well, which features a killer 80s aesthetic, replete with warbling synths in the score, and White Lion's "Wait" blasting after a brutal climax. Mickle co-wrote the film with frequent collaborator Nick Damici, as adapted from the story by Joe R. Lansdale.
I was fortunate enough to catch up with him via phone for this new film, where we discussed the expectations he faced, »
- Nick Allen
7 April 2014 9:00 AM, PDT | GeekTyrant | See recent GeekTyrant news »
I've recently been circling around the idea of actually getting a tattoo. If I get one, it will be my first. But I've been thinking about some of the tattoos that I've seen in the movies over the years, and I started looking them up online to remind myself of what they looked like. I would never get a tattoo that I saw in a movie, it'd have to be an original design, but I was looking for a little inspiration.
While going through all the movie tattoos that I could think of, I decided to put together a list of some of the most memorable tattoos have been featured on the big screen. Here they are in no particular order.
Reign of Fire - Matthew McConaughey
How many of you forgot about how badass McConaughey was in this dragon slaying action film?! He sported some crazy cool tattoo art in it. »
- Joey Paur
6 March 2014 7:45 AM, PST | Vulture | See recent Vulture news »
Through True Detective, Matthew McConaughey has proved a master of the nihilistic, fatalistic observation — probably because he's been doing it for years. He's dabbled in darkness in such films as Reign of Fire and Mud, but has also tossed off a cynical remark or two in his most hammy rom-coms. With True Detective's season finale coming up this Sunday (or, in a flat-circle time line, has already happened this weekend), it's time to play True or False Detective: Look at the quotes below and click "True" if Rust said it and "False" if it came out of the mouth of a different McConaughey character. The answer will be revealed with a check for right or an X for wrong. Good luck, but you won't need it, as you've already got the score you'll always get. »
- Jesse David Fox
8 February 2014 12:58 AM, PST | The Guardian - Film News | See recent The Guardian - Film News news »
Actor known for swashbuckling, wisecracking roles has muscled in on Hollywood's top table with role in Dallas Buyers Club
With the Academy Awards taking place on 2 March, a once almost unthinkable name has edged to the front of the best actor pack: Matthew McConaughey, once the bronzed clown prince of the romcom. His film Dallas Buyers Club, which hits British cinemas this weekend, has already won him top prizes at the Golden Globes and the Screen Actors Guild awards. The Oscar narrative, for what it's worth, has his name pencilled in.
He plays Ron Woodroof, a roguish character with Aids who starts importing drug treatments, and generated many faux-concerned tabloid headlines for his gaunt appearance. His performance is far more than mere body shock, however.
"It's such a compelling, grand performance, that it bursts out of the seams of the film," says Danny Leigh, of the BBC's Film 2014. "It's »
- Ben Beaumont-Thomas
30 January 2014 7:50 PM, PST | JoBlo.com | See recent JoBlo news »
Welcome to The Best Movie You Never Saw, a column dedicated to examining films that have flown under the radar or gained traction throughout the years, earning them a place as a cult classic or underrated gem that was either before it's time and/or has aged like a fine wine. This week we'll be looking at Reign Of Fire with Christian Bale and Matthew McConaughey! The Story: In present-day London, twelve-year-old Quinn watches as his mother, a construction »
- Paul Shirey
19 January 2014 12:13 PM, PST | Flickeringmyth | See recent Flickeringmyth news »
Jackson Ball on the career resurgence of Matthew McConaughey....
Hollywood is often painted as a cruel, unforgiving place. A place where second chances are few and far-between and if you blow your 'big break', you are forgotten instantaneously. It sounds like quite a bleak environment to be around, so it's always reassuring when someone comes along and breaks the trend, seizing hold of a second chance with both hands. One such person is Mr. Matthew McConaughey.
Cast your minds back to 2009; McConaughey had just released the rather abysmal rom-com Ghosts of Girlfriends Past. This shocker capped off a good decades-worth of drivel for the actor, who seemed to be singled-handed stocking and restocking DVD bargain-bins the world over. McConaughey's main offences included barrel-scraping rom-coms (The Wedding Planner, Failure to Launch), unenjoyable 'adventure' films (Reign of Fire, Fool's Gold), and a variety of other flops (Two for the Money, »
- Gary Collinson
16 January 2014 2:12 PM, PST | E! Online | See recent E! Online news »
The Oscar nominations are officially out! And they're...fine. We're happy for everyone. As we wait to see who takes home awards on the night, let's look back at the nominees' in the Best Actor categories best and worst movies. Their best movies weren't always "Oscar-worthy." Their worst movies were really bad. Best Actor: Christian Bale (nominated for American Hustle) Best Movie: American Psycho. Because this scene alone is the best work Christian Bale has ever done and is one of the best scenes in any movie ever. Worst Movie: Reign of Fire. You might think a movie about dragons taking over the world would, at the very least, be exciting (it's not). »
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Is Casey Anthony Pregnant? New Pic!
Casey Anthony finally surfaced in Ohio after two weeks of self-imposed exile since her acquittal in the murder case of two-year-old daughter Caylee. The 25-year-old was spotted sipping on a Starbucks drink and browsing in a local Old Navy store.
The Casey Anthony Letters
Casey Anthony's jailhouse letters just might be the tipping point in this case -- making Cindy and George stop supporting their daughter, Casey.
Casey Anthony's Letters: 20 Shocking Excerpts
Jailhouse letters written by Casey Anthony to fellow inmate Robyn Adams include much talk of boys, movies, travel ... and very little about Caylee, the daughter she's accused of murdering.
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Blue Ivy Carter Is Everything
Want that jacket. Want those shoes. Want that baby. Give me your baby, Beyonce. GIVE ME YOUR BABY. »
Want that jacket. Want those shoes. Want that baby. Give me your baby, Beyonce. GIVE ME YOUR BABY. »
Well, if little Ace Knute Johnson — who turns two months old tomorrow — didn't already have a trust fund, he does now: Us Weekly reportedly paid Jessica Simpson $100,000 for photographs of her newborn son. »
Once upon a time there were no celebrity tabloids, just people gossiping at the local watering hole, which was literally a hole in the ground with water in it. But then some brilliant person starting carving the likenesses of his friends and neighbors into stone, and the early celebrity weekly was born. It wouldn't be… »
For a while now, it's seemed like Hilary Duff and Jessica Simpson have been competing to see which of them could be pregnant the longest time. By our estimate, they've both been with child since the Bush Administration, but now Hilary Duff has given in and brought her healthy baby boy out into the open. She and her… »
Chronic non-smilers David and Victoria Beckham are expecting their fourth child, the couple has announced. Their three sons are named Brooklyn, Romeo, and Cruz. Nominations for number four, in the comments! »
Alanis Morissette is pregnant, she announced today as the 25th item in Us Weekly's "25 Things You Don't Know About Me" section. This will be the first baby for Morissette and her new rapper husband, aka Souleye. »
Think Jennifer Aniston gets too much flak for her supposedly miserable, baby-hungry existence? Then join Mommy bloggers in piling on every other childless woman in Hollywood instead! »
Would you like your baby to look like Brad Pitt, or perhaps, Seth Rogen? A Southern California sperm bank tells clients which celebrity the anonymous donors most resemble because they say it's more helpful than just reading confusing stats. [MSNBC] »
As Moe so cannily pointed out last year, in the media narrative of celebrity pregnancy, baby weight has become just plain old fat. But what about those fertile women who do quickly and easily avoid those child rearing pounds? They're plain old liars! The new rumor is that Nicole Kidman did not actually give birth to… »
Welcome back to Midweek Madness, in which we read mind-numbing celebrity tabloids so you don't have to. Madonna and A-Rod win covers this week, as do the spawn of Jamie Lynn Spears, celebrity babies in general and Mary-Kate Olsen. Intern Margaret assists as we search for cool news on this scorching hot day. Reviews of »
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One of my fav shelves in my office! Has a little bit of everything I love on it 💗💗💗
Chris and I cleaned the whole house like crazy today and everything looks SO good!! I love it when my office is organized 💗
For the two people that asked - I did end up changing my mind and listing my Dawn of the dance Draculaura (with Frankie and Clawdeen) along with Draculaura's coffin.
I'll be listing more things tomorrow on ebay like party dresses, 6% dokidoki stuff and my Marceline guitar!
Here is the link to my ebay! It might take a second to show up on there.
Sooo, I've decided to sell some of my Monster High dolls… After getting the last dolls I was searching for I realized I kinda had over done it, and I'd like to scale back to a smaller collection. :x (All my dolls are in the above photo!)
I'm selling: Meowlody & Purrsephone, 1st wave Draculaura, Skull Shores & Dead Tired Draculaura as a set, and the Clawd & Draculaura set. Nothing is wrong with them, I just went *too* doll crazy! Eeek! D:
It's all on ebay and priced $10-15 for each listing.
I listed all of them and the bed. :O
New blog post! A few review videos and a daily outfit:
I review my Betsey Johnson bow clutch and my Draculaura coffin bed in the videos! Heheh
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Yuma, AZ- Dozens came out today to find out their HIV/AIDS status. I decided to go through the process to learn about what it is like as well.
There is a concern, we do have a good number of individuals that test positive for HIV. It's important for people of all ages to get tested. Everybody needs to be aware," says Amanda Aguirre with the Regional Center for Border Health.
In honor of national HIV testing day, Back to the Basics and the Regional Center for Border Health put on an event at the Yuma Art Center to promote awareness. Today they were offering free HIV testing.
Testing these days is much easier than ever. All they did was prick my finger and put a drop of blood into what they call a stat pak. It takes about 15 minuets to process and I found out I am negative.
"It's something that we continue to do throughout Yuma County and in our service area to bring awareness of the importance of educating ourselves of the danger of HIV/AIDS and to be cautious if you are engaging in risky behavior because it's something that can happen,"says Aguirre.
Back to the Basics says one of the problems facing today's society is the belief that is HIV/AIDS is yesterdays news.
They say HIV/AIDS is a problem here in the Desert Southwest and people should be aware of what they can do to avoid contracting the disease.
"Being near the Border is a high risk environment, people have a higher chance of getting HIV, says Peggy Owens with Back to the Basics Please.
Both non-profits have booths with literature and are offering free kits to promote safe sex.
For those of you who couldn't make it to the mobil unit today. you can head to the Regional Center for Border Health Walk in Clinics Mon-Fri.
For more information please visit - http://www.rcfbh.org/ or
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90% of RAM problem
I have a problem with my bucket when bucket RAM usage is over 90% - update operation continuously failed with 134 status code.
I' m expecting that database server should remove unused data from RAM and store this data only on disk.
Couchbase automatically moves data between RAM and disk (asynchronously in the background) in order to keep regularly used information in memory, and less frequently used data on disk. Couchbase constantly monitors the information accessed by clients, keeping the active data within the caching layer.
So, I created issue MB-7570, but this issue was resolved as expected behavior.
It is very strange for me, It means that couchbase server simply can't store more data than RAM!
Will follow up on the JIRA
It seems that we hit metadata limitations.
Like this
With the understanding of this behavior were you able to work around this by adding new ressources to match your working set?
As improovement suggest I recommend to have other error code in this case.
"System to busy" and "temporary failure" does not help to understand problem. .
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We know majority have heard of Whatsapp Messenger for Nokia, Android, Blackberry, iPhone etc and people still complain they are not enjoying this application because it's strictly phone number which means if you are going to add friends you must have the Phone number of the person.
What makes it difficult is that 90% of people out there wouldn't want to give out their phone number easily because they prefer keeping it away for privacy reasons and it make your contact list look so dull which means if you are using Nokia, Android, iPhone you will not even bother to access the Whatsapp because you know you are only going to chat with people you know from your contact list.
NOTE: This Tips can also work for Blackberry users that love to have enough friends on their Whatsapp.
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How do you go about it?
The hard part is you will need the help of your friend (on phone contact) and it's certain your friend will be willing to help because he/she will also have the chance to meet new friends after this explanation.
To cut this Tutorial short, here are the steps to follow to start chatting with New friends and also feel free to interact whenever you are less busy.
It's very easy all you need to do is Open your Whatsapp Messenger> Click on Chats> Scroll down to New Group> Input the name of the Group (Use anyname you want)> Add the Participant (this's where you can add people from other county and your friend in other for them to meet and discuss) > That's all, you can now start chatting with other people from your friend list and you have the chance to request for the participant private number, Try those steps and you can start enjoying the application since you can do group discussions and meet New friends too.
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Shirley Olofson Memorial Award Application
Application deadline: December 20, 2013
The Shirley Olofson Memorial Award is presented annually in honor of Shirley Olofson, a well-respected former NMRT President, who died during her term in office. The award, which is intended to help defray costs to attend the ALA Annual Conference, will be presented in the form of a check for $1,000 during the 2014 Annual Conference in Las Vegas, NV. The winner will be chosen in January before the ALA Midwinter Meeting. All applicants will be notified in March.
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|0. SkyTools - Database management tools from Skype: WAL shipping, queueing, replication. The tools are named walmgr, PgQ and Londiste, respectively
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|1. libpqtypes - libpqtypes is a libpq extension that offers a new way of handling parameterized queries and getting result values, using a printf/scanf style interface. libpqtypes requires libpq-events, found in 8.4 or a supplied 8.3.x patch.
|Activity Percentile: 90.32
Activity Ranking: 13.00
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|2. PostgreSQL Loader - The PostgreSQL Loader project is a fast data loader for PostgreSQL, with the ability to generate files of rejected rows. It currently requires Python and Psycopg (version 1 or version 2, latter prefered).
|Activity Percentile: 88.71
Activity Ranking: 15.00
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|3. Foreign Data Wrapper for Oracle - PostgreSQL extension that provides a Foreign Data Wrapper for easy and efficient access to Oracle databases, including pushdown of WHERE conditions and required columns as well as comprehensive EXPLAIN support.
|Activity Percentile: 77.42
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|4. Full Page Write Improvement - This project aims to reduce the size of archive log files by replacing backup blocks (full page writes) marked as "removable" (introduced in 8.3) with corresponding incremental logs.
|Activity Percentile: 75.81
Activity Ranking: 31.00
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|5. pgTAP - Write TAP-based unit tests for your database! pgTAP is a suite of database functions that make it easy to write unit tests in psql scripts suitable for harvesting, analysis, and reporting by a TAP harness, such as those used in Perl and PHP applications.
|Activity Percentile: 66.94
Activity Ranking: 42.00
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|6. DBLink and Materialized Views - Fully functional Materialized Views and Materialized View Logs on Pg (Pg/Oracle FAST REFRESH and Sybase/MSSQL/ODBC/MySQL COMPLETE REFRESH). It has CREATE/DROP DBLINK,CREATE/DROP/REFRESH SNAPSHOT,CREATE/DROP SNAPSHOT LOG.
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Activity Ranking: 88.00
Registered: 2006-05-01 01:20
|7. PGXN Client - A command line client to interact with the PostgreSQL Extension Network.
Registered: 2011-05-02 22:48
|8. Clear xlog tail - A stand-alone executable filter to zero the unused portion (if any) at the tail of a WAL (xlog) file. Its primary usage is to allow better compression of WAL files before transfer and/or storage. Useful in an archive_command statement or script.
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|9. Python - Driver and PL/FDW. See http://github.com/python-postgres
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A tale of mental illness — from the inside
"Is it okay if I totally trash your office?" It's a question Elyn Saks once asked her doctor, and it wasn't a joke. A legal scholar, in 2007 Saks came forward with her own story of schizophrenia, controlled by drugs and therapy but ever-present. In this powerful talk, she asks us to see people with mental illness clearly, honestly and compassionately.
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PDE-news (11/16/10): Global Entrepreneurship Week Kicks off Around the World and Portugal's New Age of Discovery
Global Entrepreneurship Week Kicks off Around the World and Portugal's New Age of Discovery
Throughout this week, when another 80 countries launch Global Entrepreneurship Week (GEW), there will be a significant number of events organized by GEW partners at universities, schools, companies, professional associations, technological centers and municipalities. Like last week's events in Muslim countries, the activities will be diversified, ranging from thematic conferences to networking with investors and entrepreneurs, presentation of business plans, recreational events, sport events, cultural events, etc. There will be something for everyone and I encourage all to take advantage of these opportunities. Read more…>> http://www.entrepreneurship.org/en/Blogs/Policy-Forum-Blog/2010/November/Global-Entrepreneurship-Week-Kicks-off-Around-the-World-and-Portugals-New-Age-of-Discovery.aspx
From the Policy Dialogue on Entrepreneurship Blog
President Obama Visits Indonesia On Eve of Schramm Launch of GEW 2010
"In business, the only certain thing is failure. Especially when you operate in a place like Indonesia," Sandiaga Uno said earlier this year during his visit to the U.S. for President Obama's Summit on Entrepreneurship. After being laid off during the financial crisis in Asia in the late 90s, Uno decided to try entrepreneurship to pay off credit card debt and put food on his family's table. He is now the renowned co-founder of Saratoga Capital, the first private equity firm in Indonesia focusing on natural resources that grew from four workers to about 15,000 employees. Read more…>> http://www.entrepreneurship.org/en/Blogs/Policy-Forum-Blog/2010/November/President-Obama-Visits-Indonesia-On-Eve-of-Schramm-Launch-of-GEW-2010.aspx
2010 State New Economy Index To Be Released
For the past couple of years, the Kauffman Foundation's Bob Litan has teamed up with Rob Atkinson of the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation in releasing the State New Economy Index during Global Entrepreneurship Week. The trend continues this year at the ITIF offices on Thursday. Read more…>> http://www.entrepreneurship.org/en/Blogs/Policy-Forum-Blog/2010/November/2010-State-New-Economy-Index-To-Be-Released.aspx
A Look Back at Innovation Daily
Each day, Innovation Daily checks the pulse of global innovation — courtesy of Innovation America. Here, we take a look at a handful of relevant stories it compiled from last week. Read more…>> http://www.entrepreneurship.org/en/Blogs/Policy-Forum-Blog/2010/November/A-Look-Back-at-Innovation-Daily-Nov0915.aspx
This Week in Entrepreneurship Policy
Congress will be in session this week – returning to the 18th lame duck session since 1935 – then will go back into recess for Thanksgiving week. In the meantime, several hearings in the House and Senate may be of interest. Read more…>> http://www.entrepreneurship.org/en/Blogs/Policy-Forum-Blog/2010/November/This-Week-in-Entrepreneurship-Policy-1115.aspx


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