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PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. - Mike Small of Champaign, Ill., and Sonny Skinner of Sylvester, longtime friends and competitive rivals who posted some of the most dominant performances in recent years, grabbed the respective 2010 PGA Professional and Senior PGA Professional Player of the Year awards handed out by PGA of America on Wednesday.
Skinner and Small will be honored Jan. 27 in Orlando, Fla., during the 2010 PGA of America Awards program, in conjunction with the 58th PGA Merchandise Show at the Orange County Convention Center.
Skinner, a 50-year-old PGA teaching professional at River Pointe Golf Club in Albany, finished with 1,642.33 points to cruise to the Senior PGA Professional Player of the Year honors.
"I am fortunate to have a club that encourages me to play," said Skinner, who joined River Pointe Golf Club in 2006. "And, I am thankful that The PGA provides the opportunities it does for its members to play in great events. It was a good year, and a pleasant surprise that I could go on to earn this award after turning 50."
Skinner opened his 2010 season by winning the Taylormade-adidas Golf PGA Senior-Junior and Match Play Championships. He added his National Championship runner-up performance with a share of sixth in the Senior PGA Professional National Championship in October, and capped the year by finishing runner-up on the PGA Tournament Series money list in December.
Skinner made the most of his first venture into the 50-and-older ranks, and just missed earning a Champions Tour full-time playing privileges during last fall's Qualifying School. He added 225 points as the Georgia PGA Senior Champion; and added 219 more in three Champions Tour events and 115.5 through seven Nationwide Tour outings.
The PGA Professional Player of the Year award began in 1984, while the Senior PGA Professional Player of the Year honor made its debut in 1995. Small and Skinner are the only representatives of their respective PGA Sections to earn the national award.
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Philadelphia, PA (SportsNetwork.com) - Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Michael Vick will likely return to the starting lineup Sunday against the New York Giants.
Vick suffered a hamstring strain against the Giants on Oct. 6 and missed the past two games. He took the first-team reps at practice on Tuesday and the Philadelphia Inquirer cited a source as saying the veteran would get the nod Sunday, but his status will likely be evaluated as the week goes along.
"I'm optimistic about it," said Vick. "At some point this week I'll test it out, I just don't want to do it this early in the week."
Eagles coach Chip Kelly has stated that the health of his quarterbacks would weigh heavily in his decision for the starting role.
Vick said his health is improving each day, but he would not give a definitive answer whether or not he would suit up as the starter.
"It's kind of sore, but it's progressing every day," Vick added. "I'm excited to have an opportunity to play this week with this group of guys."
Nick Foles replaced Vick as the starter the past two games, but suffered a concussion in Sunday's 17-3 loss to the Cowboys and must pass the mandatory concussion protocol in order to play.
Matt Barkley took over for Foles against Dallas and threw a trio of interceptions. The rookie would be the starter Sunday if Foles and Vick are unable to play.
Vick has thrown for 1,185 yards and has completed 53.8 percent of his passes with five touchdowns and two interceptions.
The Eagles' ground attack will get a boost if Vick plays. The 11-year veteran rushed for 307 yards and two touchdowns on 33 carries before his injury.
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Grammer's teenage sister Karen bled to death after Freddie Glenn and two associates slashed her throat and dumped her by the side of a road in Colorado Springs, Colorado after molesting her.
The former Frasier star was 20 at the time of his beloved sibling's murder, and admits he went into a ""tailspin"" after his happy upbringing was shattered by the tragedy, just two years after his grandfather's death.
He tells TV interviewer Piers Morgan, ""My life was a joy, a joyful experience, it was fill of affirmation and encouragement and I loved being alive - and then these deaths took place. My grandad... I got this overwhelming sense that I was going to be alone for the rest of my life... and it was two years later when Karen was killed. It sent me into kind of a tailspin.
""It was a horrible nightmare for her. I, being the big brother that I had been, thought that I had some responsibility for that (protecting her) and that haunted me for at least 20 years, that notion.""
Grammer wrote an emotional letter to the prison board to ensure Glenn, who was handed a life sentence for the crime, was not released at a 2009 appeal. Glenn will not be eligible for release again until 2014.


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The White House is vigorously defending President Barack Obama's right to keep the U.S. military engaged in Libya without seeking congressional approval, a move that appears to have done little to soothe anger among Republican lawmakers and anti-war Democrats over the president's consultations with Congress during the nearly three month-long campaign.
In a report sent to Congress on Wednesday, administration officials argued that because the U.S. is in a supporting role in the NATO-led bombing mission, American forces are not facing the "hostilities" that would require the president to seek congressional approval under the War Powers Resolution. That 1973 law prohibits the military from being involved in actions for more than 60 days without congressional authorization, plus a 30-day extension.
The report, which put the cost of U.S. military operations at about $715 million as of June 3, with the total increasing to $1.1 billion by early September, did little to appease lawmakers who have been critical of Obama's dealings with Congress throughout the Libya campaign.
"I'm sure Sen. Barack Obama would have disagreed if he were serving at this time," said Rep. Brad Sherman, D-Calif., a member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee.
Sen. Bob Corker, R-Tenn., said he was amazed that the administration did not believe U.S. forces were facing "hostilities" in Libya, saying generals have told lawmakers otherwise in classified briefings.
"The way the administration handled this entire affair left people on both sides of the aisle very perplexed," said Corker, a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
Adding to the congressional pressure on Obama, a bipartisan group of 10 lawmakers on Wednesday sued the president for taking military action against Libya without war authorization from Congress. The lawmakers said Obama violated the Constitution in bypassing Congress and using international organizations like the United Nations and NATO to authorize military force.
The White House sent Congress the 32-page report in response to a nonbinding House resolution passed this month that chastised Obama for failing to provide a "compelling rationale" for U.S. involvement in Libya.
The resolution gave the administration until Friday to respond to a series of questions on the mission, including the scope of U.S. military activity, the cost of the mission and its impact on other U.S. wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
While Obama did not seek congressional consent before ordering U.S. airstrikes against Moammar Gadhafi's forces nearly three months ago, the White House maintained that the president is not in violation of the War Powers Resolution. House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, warned Obama this week that the 90-day window runs out Sunday.
Previous presidents, Republicans and Democrats, have largely ignored the law, which was created as a check on their power to authorize military force.
While the U.S. led the initial airstrikes on Libya, NATO forces have since taken over the mission. The U.S still plays a significant support role that includes aerial refueling of warplanes and intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance work. Obama has ruled out sending U.S. ground forces to Libya.
"U.S. operations do not involve sustained fighting or active exchanges of fire with hostile forces, nor do they involve the presence of U.S. ground troops, U.S. casualties or a serious threat thereof, or any significant chance of escalation into a conflict characterized by those factors," the report said.
The president has said the U.S. joined the international effort in Libya to prevent the slaughter of civilians at the hands of Gadhafi's forces, a development Obama said could have shaken the stability of the entire region.
Though Obama emphasized that U.S. involvement would be limited in time and scope, the mission already has dragged on longer than many expected. The bombing campaign has halted some of Gadhafi's advances on rebel forces and there are increasing calls from world leaders for him to leave power, but the administration is still struggling to define an exit strategy for U.S. forces.
The report released Wednesday said that if the U.S. were to end its participation in the NATO operation, it would "seriously degrade the coalition's ability to execute and sustain its operations to protect Libyan civilians."
The White House also said in the report that the U.S. is working with Libya's main opposition group, the Transitional National Council, on plans for a political transition if Gadhafi leaves power. Despite initial questions about the council's composition, the White House said in the report that the U.S. is not aware of any ties the group has with any terrorist organization, including al-Qaida and Hezbollah.
The White House and Capitol Hill have been at odds throughout much of the campaign over whether the administration has fully consulted Congress on the mission. Congressional leaders and key committee members were only summoned to the White House the day before Obama ordered airstrikes against Gadhafi's forces. Several lawmakers attended in person, others by phone as Congress had just begun a weeklong break.
Obama aides insist they have briefed Congress extensively throughout, citing more than 30 briefings with lawmakers and their staffs, and 10 hearings where administration officials have testified on Libya.
The White House has called the House resolution chiding Obama, as well as a similar resolution in the Senate, unhelpful and unnecessary. The administration much prefers a resolution sponsored by Sens. John Kerry, D-Mass., and John McCain, R-Ariz., that would signal support for the Libya operation.
White House spokesman Jay Carney said Wednesday that the president expects Congress to support the Libya campaign as it continues. With Gadhafi under pressure to leave power, he said now is not the time to send "mixed messages" about U.S. commitment to the campaign.
Associated Press writer Donna Cassata contributed to this report.
Julie Pace can be reached at http://twitter.com/jpaceDC.
Copyright © 2011 The Associated Press
3 Responses to "Obama's Libya report fails to soothe an angry Congress"
Congress is always outraged about something, but fail their Constitutionally vested authority and responsibility to shut down these rogue entities in the Executive Branch.
They control the purse strings for funding these seeming never-ending zero sum, Treasury draining debacles, but do nothing other then kvetch.
As far as I'm concerned their feigned outrage is simply for public consumption while the beat goes on. They're all in this together. / : |
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Carl, I agree completely with you. The only caveat I would include, though, is that the Republicans seemed to have no-o-o problem when W went into Iraq, which cost us billions of dollars +, and thousands of American soldiers' lives – and is now making refugees of thousands of Christians.
I want us out of all the wars, and foreign aid cut WAY-Y_Y back.
Or in Afghanistan, Gulf War I, Mogadishu, Grenada, Panama, Pakistan, Iran, Stanleyville, Vietnam, or Korea.
The last time Congress exercised its power to declare war was December, 1941. Ever since then, it's been a Presidential perk.
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Hello everyone,
I´ve been thinking about enter in the industry in a few months, so the first thing I must do is to make a personal portfolio....
Ok, I´ve been watching Feng Zhu videos about this thing, but despite of this, I´m still doubting:
- I know how must be an Illustrator´s portfolio, the aspect of the different illustrations must be impressive and the better of you. But, what happen with a concept artist´s portfolio?? It must show all the different ideas of your concepts or only the best images you choose?? And, what level of detail and rendering must show them?? What´s the best way to obtain a contract with a client, thanks to your portfolio??
Well, I hope I have explained myself clearly, sorry, I´m not american/english
Thank you. Greetins
The important thing is to show that you're capable of repeating a design.
Thank you Hitsu San for your response.
So, do you mean that I should show a design in different angle views, poses and all of this, or multiple variations of one principal design??
Thanks !!
Well, you have to be capable of doing both of course
Thank you again for your help !!
Ok, I´ll have this in mind. Do you think that my artwork must be high detailed or this is a secondary skill ??
Greetins !!
Details are important in order to make believable things. Something to be believable must have a certain amount of details cause our brain is aware that details are there (it's not so good to remember them though). I think that being able to detail something at a certain degree is a must for this kind of job because of that, and another important fact is that details redirect our view in the page (cause our brain is attracted by high density details).
The short answer is that details are very important but you must know how they work in order to use them properly cause just adding lots of details anywhere it's wrong for lots of reasons.
Anyway this thing is starting to feel like an interview guys, come on, participate!
Yeah, this is like an interview . Ok, I think you´re right, the doubt came to me because I know that this kind of job requires to be fast on the art-making to make all the different ideas that would be possible....
Thank you Hitsu San
Sure you need to be fast but as i said the brain doesn't remember details but only major forms so when you're drawing details you don't need to be precise or hyper realistic... Oh my, this is a big secret about concept art, i'm not supposed to talk about this lol.
Yeah, I´m agree with that. I asked about the detail on paintings because sometimes I have the impression that I´m a little bit slow during the paint process...
Usually It happens to me when I´m painting characters or vehicles.... I´ll show you an example:
This is an artwork that I´ve been doing this last days, and I arrived to the number 3 after about four hours........ The last hour was for detailing.
The question is: Is this an enough detailed painting to show a client or to include in my portfolio (yeah, I know that It must be colored, and textured...but I´m referring to the light&value work) ?? And more important: Am I too slow working on this ?
Thank you
Things don't must be nothing, you can show your client what you want to show but it's your responsibility to meet the client requirements and to a work that you client must like. If you think you piece is good enough to be submitted in b/w with no texture (texturing is overestimated and underestimated at the same time) and your client is going to like it then you don't need anything else (of course if your client ask you to submit everything colored and textured then it's another story).
Talking about your work, an average concept artist is able to do this kind of thing in 30m - 1h or less than 30m (it depends if you have to do the design or not), I can go from step 2 to step 3 of your design in something like 30seconds or 1 minute with a similar look. I think you don't know yet how to paint properly and you loose a lot of time fading out your attention to the painting gesture itself (it's very common, sometimes happens to the best too but it's something you have to learn to control). Another problem is that you lack detail knowledge (it's not much of a deal) and to avoid this problem it's better if you find some reference to see what kind of details an armor like this can have.
Thanks for your help again Hitsu San.
Yeah, I have problems with the way I use for painting. I have no much time at this moment, and I supose this makes me to be slow. For now I´m trying to learn my own art method to speed me up.
In adition to this, maybe I tried to do this character in a too big canvas ( 3508 wide, 4961 high). I don´t know what´s the best size to do characters.
Well, I think I´ll must do hard work for the next months !!!
The canvas size is average for a concept design but be sure to not zoom in unless you have to pain something very precise (in this case there's nothing worth a zoom in). I'm saying this cause if zoomed in you tend to loose the overall picture feeling and you start working on rendering the zoomed point loosing your focus on the design.
Yeah, That´s one big reason because I´m too slow doing my artwork. This has opened another path for me. Thank you Hitsu San. I supose that the zoom in must be done for parts like the face, am I right?
Keep the conversation active ,guys, there is only two on this and It´s too interesting, participate please !! ; )
You're right but only cause is our nature as animals to look at the face and if you know that you can play with perception. Knowing that we tend to look at the face (in everything even vehicles) gives you the opportunity to add detail where it matters and make feel your drawing more detailed than it is in reality. This cause we can focus only one thing at time.
Well, I usually like to make a conclusion about this types of conversations. What can we say? Mmmm, maybe I can try to define concept art with an (I hope successful) own definition: " A kind of "speed-paintings" with the purpose of transmit a visual idea"
Thank you, and continue participating, please !!
ugh, I've been trying contribute to this for a day and half but the site kept logging me out when I tried posting...
Visual communication and information hierarchy
Concept design is about effectively communicating an idea or concept through drawings to a client (customer, development team, model render etc). It doesn't need to be super polished, it just needs to present enough information that they get the gist of the personality, mood and/or purpose.
Illustration is storytelling through a limited setting, you get one image to explain it all. Concept design is also storytelling, but it allows a broader level of detail to be examined, since it is not limited to a single scene.
When it comes to details, what's expected will vary on the nature of the project (a 1st-person racing game will have different deliverables than a 360° 3rd-person adventure game).
Information hierarchy is how you determine what are the key factors, what is essential to convey the idea so that a client will 'get it' by looking with little to no verbal explanation.
This is true in all Design, not just Concept but don't limit yourself to digital medium. Inspiration can strike at any moment, and conversations with clients might not always happen near a computer. The ability to quickly and visually communicate an idea with them can be as simple as a pen & napkin drawing.
If you're concerned about rapid ideation, that it takes you too long on a concept sketch, try this: it's a drawing exercise to teach how to prioritize core details of an idea or object versus the polish that can bog us down (like drawing every scale on a mermaid character).
Do a still life/drawing study of an object in your house (not an apple, something with a little more detail like a car or a shoe), or take a previously refined concept you have.
Take 3 hours to render it up, use whatever medium your comfortable with and give us as much detail as possible.
Next, draw it again, but this time in 30 mins.
Do it one last time, but only in 3 mins.
The commitment to detail should get simpler with less time, but it should also make you consider what is essential in conveying this idea or object to us.
Thanks Inferno for your participation. I´ll try the exercise you´ve proposed me.
I´ve been trying to paint without too much zoom in and you are right, there´s no reason to zoom in at 200% in all the painting because this takes too much time that could be used to make more visual ideas and variations
Thank you guys and continue !!
On the primary details that you're really pushing its ok to polish and make them look good. Things like faces and hands are usually good to linger over a little longer also. But when you zoom in to get the detailing right, make sure to zoom out to see if the overall effect is consistent and working for you. If it doesn't look good zoomed out you've got a problem. The thumb sized view allows you to check the overall design elements. If the design is off your work won't be convincing.
Yeah, I´ve been noticed about that, thank you for your collaboration
I want to talk again about the portfolio topic..... If I want that my Photoshop artwork looks good on a printed page, what zoom percentage should I maintain generally along the painting process ??
I don´t want to work on a page at, for example, 28% pixels of zoom and once printed, see that the image is not enough detailed because It´s smaller than I believed.
I tried to test it on my own screen. I printed the image I posted above, and making a right click on the PS workspace I observed that the printed page and the image on the screen are the same when I select " Fit to screen". Maybe It would be the answer to my question but I want to be ensure that It´s not a coincidence related with my screen size.
Thank you !!
There really isn't a good answer for this. I'd suggest making whatever you're painting as large as possible on the screen, but small enough that you can still see the whole thing. That is for roughing everything in.
When it comes time to polish everything up then you zoom in. The amount all depends on how tight you want it to look when you're finished. However you still need to check the thumbnail view often to make sure that you're helping not hurting the overall impact of the work.
Someone might answer to always use a resolution of 300dpi at least and then choose the format in height and width (based on what you've been asked to do or what format you need). Some others (like me too) might answer to not bother about this (unless your customer is giving you a specific input about) because of their working habit.
You have to learn what kind of details you can achieve in specific resolutions and when you need to res up for very tiny details. The worst thing you can do is to start a piece with a huge resolution for no reason because of course that is going to slow down your workstation (raising the potential risk of crashes) and more important a huge resolution for no reason can distract you from the overall aspect of the image (cause the more you can zoom, the more you'll be tempted to), fading into painting little details when you haven't finished the composition yet (i have a post it to remember this bad habit on my screen ).
Yeah, thanks guys for your continued help. Ok, I´ll try to maintain myself far away from the "zoom in too much" temptation.
I´ve been making variations of the image I put few days ago, and working without too much zoom in, and you are right. The three images look similar, but I made the new ones in 20-30 minutes (considering that I changed only the upper part):
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Nadya Suleman aka Octomom is in rehab for a prescription drug problem. The mother of 14 has entered a 30-day program, according to TMZ.
Nadya Suleman's eight babies are growing up fast... the six boys and two girls are already a year old.
Suleman -- aka Octomom -- threw a first birthday bash today for the octuplets. Nadya is also mother to six older children.
See Nadya's silm-down and other amazing body transformations from 2009
Check out photos of the birthday party -- and more of the tots over the last year -- below!
Octuplets mom Nadya Suleman's son Caleb was released from the hospital after the two-year-old ingested a chemical solution from his older brother's home volcano kit on Friday.
The mother of 14 decided to call paramedics after her son vomited.
"I knew it would all get blown out of proportion if I called, but I didn't want to take any chances," Suleman tells People magazine. "I think I did the right thing. He's okay," she confirms.
After Suleman called 911, an estimated 40 emergency medical personnel reportedly showed up at the family's La Habra, Calif., home. Caleb was taken by ambulance to St. Jude Medical Center in Fullerton, Calif., and returned home two and half hours later.
You'd think with 14 children, Nadya Suleman's hands would be full enough, but Octomom is considering adding a pet pig to her family!
"For a couple of years, the kids have been asking for a dog," she told the San Gabriel Valley News. "I've actually been looking into a pig, like a little one."
If she did buy the oinker, she said it would live outside -- and wear a diaper.
Despite the media backlash Nadya Suleman has received since the birth of her octuplets, baby brand Custom Kingdom -- who has outfitted the Brangelina brood -- has offered to donate a year's worth of clothing to all 14 of Nadya's children.
"We understand the financial strain one child can put on a family, let alone 14 little ones, so we would like to do our part and donate clothing from our line," the company says in a letter released to Us Weekly.
Custom Kingdom has offered to "provide at least $500 in clothing each month, for one year."
Nadya will certainly be grateful for the help -- the mother has no job and supports her children with food stamps. Also, the home that the family has been living in -- which is owned by Suleman's mother -- is in foreclosure.
In early February, the octomom set up a website through which people could send money and gifts to the struggling family.
Octomom Nadya Suleman makes headlines day after day -- now her neighbor's in on the act!
Earlier this week, paparazzi called 911 after Suleman's neighbor came out of his home and threatened to kill someone while waving a shotgun.
In the 911 tapes obtained by "Extra," the caller says there's "a gentleman touting a shotgun... He drove down the street like a crazy person, screaming and yelling because of the paparazzi." The caller continued, "He said he wanted to kill someone... He stopped the grandfather [Suleman's dad] and yelled a few things at him."
A Whittier Police Lieutenant said the outburst was not specific to anyone, but was probably a reaction to dealing with the recent influx of camera people outside of Suleman's residence.
Nadya Suleman was spotted in the Octovan outside of her Whittier, Calif. home, but she was going nowhere fast!
The mother of 14 had a flat tire -- and "Extra" came to her rescue!
Donald Trump has a new target. The real estate mogul is sounding off to "Extra" about today's top headlines -- including the Octomom drama!
"I think the Octomom is a total disaster," Trump declares. "She is just an absolute catastrophe. She is not a great role model for people... and I think something has to be done with the children to protect them."
The Donald also had some advice for Rihanna -- to get away from Chris Brown. "Well, from what I understand about abusers, they never change... now that's a pretty sad comment, but they never change. I would tell her to get the hell out of there."
Trumps nemesis Rosie wasn't safe from his acid-tongued rants either! Donald dismisses O'Donnell's claim that she has put down the bottle. "Frankly, I can't believe a thing she says," said Trump. "I don't understand why the television networks keep giving her a chance -- she had a huge failure with her variety show... nobody watched it... but she keeps going so I think she's got a great agent. He should be on 'The Apprentice'."
"Celebrity Apprentice" -- featuring Joan Rivers and Dennis Rodman -- airs Sunday night, and Donald has a strong opinion about his contenders! "The egos are really unbelievable...I don't think I've seen anything like it on television."
There is one celebrity that Trump thinks would be an ideal candidate though -- "Extra" host Mario Lopez! "I think Mario would do great. I watch him all the time -- he's really special. He would win."


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Dubai, November 26, 2007: The Dubai International Film Festival (DIFF) today announced its Cinema of the World programming lineup. From prize-winning titles to star-laden American movies, from the burgeoning cinema of Turkey to special films of the year from Iran, Latin America and Europe, the section features some of the best films of every style, among them bio-pics, new Westerns, and spectacular epics.
Leading the programme as the Gala selection is The Darjeeling Limited, the latest wryly comic outing from cult director Wes Anderson (The Royal Tennebaums, The Life Acquatic with Steve Zissou). Estranged brothers Jack (Jason Schwartzman), Peter (Adrien Brody of The Pianist) and Francis (Owen Wilson of The Wedding Crashers), haven't spoken since their father's funeral. They embark on a crazy train journey through India on a quasi-spiritual quest to heal the family wounds and find their eccentric mother (Anjelica Huston).
Simon Field, Artistic Director of International Programming believes "The Darjeeling Limited is one of a great series of spirited independent movies to come from around Hollywood this year. Our programme is rich with them, and they all feature stunning performances by actors at the peak of their powers. They enhance a great year for international cinema showcased in this programme"
The segment's American films contain a number of pleasures, especially for Western fans: Brad Pitt won Best Actor at the Venice Film Festival for his title role in an epic re-visioning of the Jesse James myth The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford, but Casey Affleck is also astonishing as Ford (Affleck also features in his brother Ben Affleck's distinctive directorial debut, the detective thriller Gone Baby Gone). Also neo-Western in mood is the Coen Brothers' No Country for Old Men, involving a stash of cash and a pursuit across West Texas.
Two potential Oscar-contending performances are also to be found by Pierce Brosnan and Halle Berry in two very different domestic dramas. Brosnan shines with dry wit and duplicity as he pursues his best friend's new love in Married Life and Berry is superlative alongside Benicio Del Toro in Things we Lost in the Fire, in which she plays a widow who forms a strange bond with her husband's drug addict friend.
Completing the strong US representation are veteran indies Gus Van Sant with his lyrical skate-boarding drama Paranoid Park, involving an accidental killing, and Wayne Wang with The Princess of Nebraska.
Closer to home and in complete contrast to the US, Turkey and Iran offer four strong new features, several around moral dilemmas. From the ever stronger Turkish cinema comes Takva (A Man's Fear of God), in which a devout Muslim is elected by his religious order to be their rent collector and must fight against his own greed and the hypocrisy of the order's Sheikh. The truck driver in Riza cannot afford to repair his broken-down truck. He is offered cash, but only if he commits a violent crime. Iranian cinema maestro Abelfazl Jalili celebrates the life of the great poet in Hafez with a lovely contemporary vision in which the cleric is distracted by love and poetry. In austere but stunning visual contrast is An Seh (Those Three) in which three Iranian recruits flee from army life in the middle of the harsh winter, struggling to survive.
Latin America offers ribald comedy El Bano del Papa (The Pope's Toilet), in which a small-time smuggler has the smart idea of providing a public toilet for the thousands of pilgrims expected for the Pope's visit. The Argentinean Encarnacion has former Miss Argentina Silvia Perez as an actress in her late forties who veers between acting her age and seducing much younger men. Mexico's enfant terrible of cinema Carlos Reygadas surprises us with Stellet Licht (Silent Light) where Johann, a deeply religious Mexican Mennonite, is in profound spiritual conflict as he enters an adulterous relationship.
To be expected is the diversity of films from Europe. Russia offers the spectacular Mongol, a wide-screen epic set in the Mongolian steppes that depicts the tortured life and violent rise of Genghis Khan. Major new talents from Eastern Europe are also present: justly acclaimed at Cannes with the Palme D'Or is the Rumanian 4 Luni, 3 Saptamani si 2 Zile (4 Months, 2 Weeks and 2 Days). Harrowing but profoundly moving, it tells of a young girl seeking an illegal abortion in the last years of Communist rule. The Serbian Klopka (The Trap) is a taut thriller in which a father can only raise the cash for his son's life-saving operation if he will kill a man.
Three very distinctive and different films are bio-pics offering creative portraits of real characters. From the UK are the totally contrasting Control and When Did You Last See your Father? The latter, both witty and touching, explores with outstanding performances the love-hate relationship between a father (Jim Broadbent) and his writer son (Colin Firth), told by the son as his father dies of cancer. The much acclaimed Control follows the short-lived but brilliant career of Ian Curtis, lead singer of the legendary Manchester 'new wave' band Joy Division. The French contribution to this trio is painter/film-maker Julian Schnabel's Cannes Best Director-winning Le Scaphandre et le Papillon (The Diving Bell and The Butterfly). Mathieu Amalric is extraordinary in this visually inventive film about a fashion editor able to communicate only with his eyelid after a debilitating stroke.
Completing the section and reminding us forcefully of our world now is Battle for Haditha, by acclaimed documentary filmmaker Nick Broomfield (Aileen Wuornos: The Selling of a Serial Killer). A fictionalised account shot in verité style, this film describes the US massacre of a group of Iraqi civilians seen from the perspectives of the Marine platoon on duty, the Iraqi family, and two insurgents plotting a revenge murder.
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"Real Housewives of NYC" Vote Kelly Off
This season of "The Real Housewives of New York City" was bitchier, cattier, and nastier than ever, thanks to the nasty and bizarre antics of self-important, self-aggrandizing, leather-skinned, ex-model Kelly Bensimon.
Last night on Part One of one of the best "Real Housewives" reunion shows EVER, the ladies admitted that if they had to vote one person off Manhattan Island (and the show), it would be new housewife Kelly. Of course, Kelly, always pretending to be above all the negativity and bitchiness, refused to participate in host Andy Cohen's little scenario.
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I vote Kelly off too, she is annoying!
I am amazed that Kelly has received any of the noteriaty that she craves. She is not intelligent. She is not funny or interesting. She isn't even attractive. The only thing she has working for her is her height and her confidence.I can't believe someone bothered to put this dull woman on TV.
Kelly is annoying…yes but the show is about all the drama and i love how Ms.B drives kalamity crazy…the show would be kinda boring without that chemistry….i am sorry but I tivo the show just so i can ff past the Silex parts…I think they are sooooo weird…i just can't stomach them…thats my vote..I love Ms.B she is hilarious…she and Jill are the only reason to watch the show…
I'm amazed that anyone would chose to use their valued free time watching this program. Bleh!
that horse face is full of it. She actually emails celeb bloggers all the time to see if they have "dirt" on her NY castmates so she can have some blackmail on them.
SKANKNNK!!! needs to go! never liked her, never will. Hope I dont have to see her face EVER AGAIN.
I like Kelly-she is distant, but she is trying to keep some dignity.
Keep Kelly on the show! While I admit she's a total boring, her drama with Bethenny more than justifies her existence. She can barely utter a sentence that makes any logical sense and continutaly contradicts herself. There is very little going on in that pretty little head. In a battle of wits, Kelly is defenseless. She's a train-wreck I can't stop watching!
Bethenny is horrible — unattractive, yuck, annoying. She is jealous of Kelly. Keep Kelly on. She ups the class of this group.
Kelly is a horrible person. I can't stand watching her. She's hideous to look at. I agree with an earlier poster - the only thing she has going for her is her height. Other than that, YUCK!
"I'm amazed that anyone would chose to use their valued free time watching this program. Bleh!"
I admit, it's my guilty pleasure! Life for us really 'Real' women is tough, and these women crack me up!
I would vote that loud mouth, negative and hostile Bethenny off the show.
She thinks she is better than everyone and they must kiss her butt. She acts like a victim the second anyone calls her out for her horrible and nasty remarks.
So what if Kelly doesn't kiss her butt or avoids someone at a party? Big deal!
Kelly was correct when she told Bethenny to get out of the gutter and stop the nasty comments. Is she is too stupid to understand the comment? Bethenny chooses to spread her hatred and act like a high school bully.
All she does is trash women, what a peach!
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A Globalizer for N.Y.U. in Abu Dhabi
Bill Bragin, Lincoln Center's director of public programming, will head New York University's performing arts center in Abu Dhabi.
September 22, 2014, Monday
BMI Reports a Record $977 Million in Revenue
BMI's income for its most recent fiscal year represented a 3.5 percent gain from the year before and the most the organization has ever collected.
September 19, 2014, Friday
CD-Loving Japan Resists Move to Online Music
Japan may be a perennial early adopter of technologies, but its attachment to the CD puts it sharply at odds with the rest of the global music industry.
September 17, 2014, Wednesday
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Clear Channel Renames Itself iHeartMedia in Nod to Digital
The move builds on the success of iHeartRadio, which has become central to Clear Channel's efforts to remake itself as a multiplatform media company.
September 17, 2014, Wednesday
Pandora Signs Music Rights Deal With BMG
BMG's roster includes songwriters who have written hits for performers like Adele, One Direction, Beyoncé and Frank Sinatra.
September 12, 2014, Friday
Deezer Enters U.S. Market With High-Fidelity Music Service
The French streaming service, available in 180 countries, is introducing Deezer Elite in partnership with Sonos, the wireless speaker company.
September 11, 2014, Thursday
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Mr. Wonder will perform his landmark 1976 album in an 11-city tour.
September 10, 2014, Wednesday
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Maroon 5 Hits No. 1
Maroon 5's latest, "V," sold 164,000 copies in its first week out, while Meghan Trainor's "All About That Bass" topped the singles chart.
September 10, 2014, Wednesday
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September 10, 2014, Wednesday
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Not to be missed Edinburgh premiere! Filmed during the first year after the Tunisian Revolution, "A Letter to Mohamed" is a poetic journey through a troubled country. Between revolution and a new political system, between dictatorship and first elections, between order and chaos the film shows a landscape of disillusion, but also humor and hope. "A Letter to Mohamed" is a compilation of episodic fragments about the aftermath of a revolution, intercut with a letter about the personal impressions of the filmmaker's journey.
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The NCAA has denied Nermin Delic's request to play football this season for Georgia State.
Delic, a defensive tackle, transferred to Georgia State this year after spending two years at Kentucky.
Delic, a native of Tunnel Hill, used his redshirt year as a sophomore at Kentucky in 2011. After sitting out this year, he will have two years of playing time at Georgia State.
The NCAA earlier ruled that transfers Theo Agnew and Ronnie Bell could play for the Panthers this year. Agnew, a defensive end, started the first two games. Bell, a quarterback, has yet to see action.
Normally, players that transfer from a FBS school to an FCS school are automatically eligible . Because Georgia State is in the first year of a two-year transition to FBS, the players were deemed to be automatically ineligible until the NCAA's rulings.
Curry sees progress, but rues unforced errors in loss to Vols
Notes, quotes and observations after the loss to Tennessee
GSU falls to Vols, shows potential
– Doug Roberson, AJC. Please follow me on twitter @ajcgsu
September 10th, 2012
4:37 pm
Any appeal prospects/procedures?
September 10th, 2012
4:40 pm
Didn't he come to the program between Bell and Agnew?
September 10th, 2012
4:47 pm
Agnew came before Delic… What gives?
September 10th, 2012
5:32 pm
Bummer news, but would he even be able to play this year due to injuries?
September 10th, 2012
5:48 pm
He would have helped our D line this year… We need help getting to the QB!
September 10th, 2012
5:56 pm
September 10th, 2012
7:30 pm
NCAA decision=booouzzwaaaa!!!
September 10th, 2012
10:47 pm
NCAA is a mess. I call BS.
September 11th, 2012
1:52 am
Black College Power Poll
Week 2
1. Bethune
2. Norfolk State
3. Tennessee State
4. Alabama State
5. Alabama A&M
6. SC State
7. Winston Salem
8. Delaware State
9. Miles
10. Alcorn State
September 11th, 2012
7:44 am
Is Jordon Jiles out for season with shoulder injury?
September 11th, 2012
8:12 am
Injury report after the Tennessee game would be helpful. NCAA missed this one I believe. We are FBS transitional but still FCS. What would it hurt to give the kid his Sophmore year to work through his injuries and get back in the playing mode. Great job NCAA gods!!!
September 11th, 2012
9:55 am
So I am confused, you want to be FBS, you flaunt that you are FBS, but when it comes to rules inforced for FBS schools you want to claim FCS status? You can't have your cake and eat it too. However, I think if I were to bring a cake to the UTSA game there may be enough for all the GaSt fans at the game to share.
September 11th, 2012
10:05 am
It is ok to be confused GaSo Fan. You wouldn't know what the process is like. We are an FCS team this season in the CAA(hence the logo on the field at the Dome), but because we are are going through the FBS transition… we are not eligible for post season berths from the CAA. Next season, we will be an FBS team in the SunBelt, but since again we will be considered FBS transitional, we will not have bowl eligiblity. If you have anymore questions on what happens when you become an FBS team, just let us know.
September 11th, 2012
10:35 am
And I will let you know what is like to have a winning program. It's okay being FCS than second status in your own city to the "joke by coke." At the end of the day you will be just another FBS patsy who prays that one day they might be able to beat someone like Arkansas and then hang your hat on that for the next decade. If I want to ask questions on how to be completely irrelevant, then I will ask you.
September 11th, 2012
10:56 am
[...] Georgia State's Nermin Delic said the NCAA didn't give a reason for rejecting his request to be … [...]
September 11th, 2012
10:57 am
@ SexuallyConfused GaSO Fan…OK, so let us know what it is like to have a winning program, do people care b/c from what I can see, nobody does.
September 11th, 2012
11:11 am
Full Stadium > Empty dome. I hope the SBC commissioner does take a head count Saturday night. Can you even meet attendance requirements for FBS? It would be awfully embarrassing to be the first school to be dropped back down into the FCS, because we all know that they play better ball in high school than in the FCS
September 11th, 2012
11:32 am
Can't be that irrelevant Mr. Confused Jawja Suthern Fan, after all, you're here posting on a GSU blog. Jealousy is a female trait you clown!
September 11th, 2012
11:48 am
Someday, maybe AJC will have a GA Southern section so this guy will have a home.
September 11th, 2012
12:44 pm
We will be the dominate program in the state. The North Ave. Trade School; UGAG; and the other GSU are all afraid to play us!
September 11th, 2012
2:31 pm
Lol @ sexually confused. Show that troll who's boss!
September 11th, 2012
3:33 pm
Panther, do you really believe that UGA, Georgia Tech and Georgia Southern are scared to play GA State?
September 11th, 2012
3:49 pm
@Dylan – The second and third strings for UGA, Tech, or Southern would mutilate the Panthers.
September 11th, 2012
4:00 pm
I hope they aren't afraid to play a team in their 3rd year of having a program, but the truth is GSU is making moves forward way faster than any of those schools could have ever expect and you can't deny that is scary. Within 4 or 5 years tables will have completely turned (at least with GT and Ga Southern).
September 11th, 2012
4:03 pm
I also find it funny that EVERY article about something GSU, Georgia Southern fans come on and try their best to turn the attention back to them. Isn't there some kind of newspaper down south you can get to spend some time writing about you?
This article has NOTHING to do with Georgia Southern so leave it alone.
September 11th, 2012
4:33 pm
@STATEment – You think Georgia State will have passed Georgia Southern and Georgia Tech in five years? Dream on.
It is conceivable that Southern and State will be playing each other in the Sun Belt within 3-5 years. Could also see State potentially getting a game with Tech at BDS in the future.


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By Aly Semigran, Hollywood.com Staff
I realize there's something inherently wrong about saying the best thing about HBO's Girls a groundbreaking show that's blazing the trail for female characters, as well as writers and show runners on television is a boy. And that's not to say that Golden Globe winner Lena Dunham isn't deserving of her praise (deal with it, haters) or that I couldn't watch an entire series about Shoshanna (because oh em effing gee, that would be amaze), but returning guest actor Andrew Rannells has been the best thing about Season 2 so far. Sorry girls, but the guy is stealing the show right now.
Rannells made his mark on Girls back in Season 1 as Elijah Krantz, Hannah's gay ex-boyfriend who had some of the most memorable moments (slapping Marnie, for one) and the most stinging zingers. (""It was nice to see you. Your dad is gay!"") In Season 2, Rannells is still the comedy's comic relief, not to mention the only actually likable male in the whole bunch. Adam veered from cautiously charming to full-fledged crazy person during last night's episode, Jessa's shotgun hubby Thomas John (fellow guest star Chris O'Dowd) is the very picture of insufferable Wall Street type, and you'd like to think the softness of Shoshanna would balance him out, but Ray is still a pompous jerk.
But it's not just the endlessly entertaining character of Elijah, with his terrific theme night ideas, his backhanded compliments (he told Hannah his morning boner was not for her, called his ""three pump"" one night stand Marnie that she looked like a ""slutty Von Trapp child"") or his impeccably coifed hair that makes him worth watching. It's so much of Rannells, the multi-talented 34-year-old actor who had audiences singing, dancing, and totally losing their s**t in the aisles when he originated the role of Elder Kevin Price in the Broadway smash musical The Book of Mormon. Rannells deservedly earned a Tony nomination for his gut-busting, show-stopping, and emotionally honest turn.
While his talents certainly aren't exactly being squandered on the hit-and-miss NBC sitcom The New Normal (he's the best thing about it), Dunham (whom he has unbelievable chemistry with) and Girls are taking full advantage of having him there. Sure, Elijah is cartoonish, but for a show that roots itself in such a grim reality, he's a much-needed shot of hilariously bitchy adrenaline. But even as the gay best friend, Rannells still makes Elijah a three-dimensional person. He's just as lost as Hannah, even though he'd never admit it (he depended on his ex-boyfriend George for all of his finances and he may or may not be a German bisexual), but he's actually fun to be around. Think about it, out of anyone in the entire Girls universe, is there anyone you'd want to hang out with or throw a party with more than Elijah?
Whenever I watch Rannells weave his magic on Girls (and by magic I mean turning a line like ""Are you having a stroke?!"" into comedy gold) I always think about his big solo in Book of Mormon, the epiphany number ""I Believe."" Sure, we're laughing at his blind faith and ambition, but he also makes you admire and respect him for it. Rannells always made us root for him and hope things turned out for the best for him and everyone around him. He brings that very same charisma and energy to Girls. All hail.
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University of Vt acid rain researcher dies at 84The Associated Press | October 12,2013BURLINGTON Hubert Hub Vogelmann, the University of Vermont scientist who helped document air pollution damage to trees on one of the states most famous mountains, has died.
Vogelmann, 84, died Friday at Respite House in Williston. No cause of death was released.
We are saddened to report the passing of Hub Vogelmann. Were grateful for all the support we are receiving from Hubs many friends and colleagues, Vogelmanns family said in a statement released by the university.
A native of Buffalo, N.Y., Vogelmann received a doctorate in botany from the University of Michigan. He worked at UVM from 1955 through 1991.
Vogelmann was perhaps best known for his November 1982 article in Natural History called Catastrophe on Camels Hump, which traced the decline of an uplands habitat on the mountain now featured on the Vermont quarter.
Vogelmanns long-term study of high-elevation ecosystems in the Green Mountains, begun in 1963, informed his determination that fossil fuel emissions had significantly altered the ecosystems soil chemistry. In less than two decades biomass production at Camels Humps higher reaches declined by 41 percent.
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- Scott Knightly
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In today's technologically run world, what is the new role of religion?
Since the past generation of the baby boomers took control of society, science and technology have risen. In this shift, society went from a religious centered society to a technology centered one. Now this shift was part of a much larger change in the way humans think which has been going on for many tens of hundreds of years. From the polytheist Greeks to the monotheistic Islamic people, the shift in religion has been something that took thousands of years to develop to what it is today. So the question I pose is "What, now, is religion's role?" and/or "Is that the role it is meant to play?" Now I am not saying that Science or Religion are correct, I am only asking what purpose it now serves society after falling as a community creator, and a spiritual binder. Where does it fall today and is it useful to us?
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Oct 27 2012: Religion is a fascination of mine and it, in my experience, has changed roles drastically over the past number of years. What started as a means of connecting one's self to "The Creator(s)" as well as to the community as a whole has shifted in the social sphere. Today, attendance at churches is drastically lower than it was in years past and those who do attend (for the biggest part) are the "Baby Boomers". Today's generation would rather stream Netflix on their computer than attend a religious practice of any kind. I am posing this question because I love discussion and I love having my concepts and ideas proved incorrect, if at all possible, as we can learn so much more from stating an opinion and being proven incorrect by an intelligent person than posing a question and having everyone agree. Thanks for asking, but now I must ask you for your opinion.
Oct 27 2012: Fair enough. Scott I do not have a easy answer ... Religion took some serious hits in people like Jim and Tammy Baker and the whole TV evanglist movement. ... Sunday was a day of reflection and rest and now it is fire up the grill, hoist a few brews, and watch the game. .... for years the church was a means of networking now we have many means available .... people tend to view religion differently the closer they come to the end of the line ..... generations X, Y, Z, etc were raised in a latch key environment with money thrown at them in real money and electronics to entertain them without real parental guidence or interface. They make their own decisions and mostly reject anything their parents believe in or espouse ... religion is cyclic just like everything else ..... The power of the Catholic church has dimioshed greatly ... movies/media/TV and other influences have dimished the appeal .... the fight between good and evil is not a plain as it once was cowboys in white hats beat cowboys in black hats ... drugs ... gay movements ... the rapid move to the socialism point of view .. thus the rise of athiests .... bad science that wants to challenge religion instead of embracing it and allow two differing views everything has become in your face ... and much, much more ....
Scott I do not see any one thing as a major contributor but the collection of many influences. Think of us in a 100 year cycle .. we are again in the roaring 20's mindset where money. booze, partying are important variables in their life.
Perhaps it would be advisable to look at the early life influences that prevailed in the great years of christianity and the parental influences of the last two generations. I see the relationship of the social, family, economics as being factors and influences.
These are expressed opinions as I am no expert just a observer of the species.
All the best. Bob.
Oct 27 2012: Very intriguing. So are you saying that the shift is more importantly in the family unit and that is what has caused the dramatic changes we see today?
I agree that the world has become much more complicated now, but I believe that is an important change in the human mind. This problem, as I see it, is that we are ruining this new and much more powerful mind by not recognizing that science and religion are bound together and do not appose one-and-other but compliment.
That is an interesting point, that we are, psychologically, on a loop. So do you think that we will ever achieve a sense of balance between the two? Or will they tear each other to ribbons before that can be actualized?
Thank-you for the opinion, everyone has one and no two are ever the same but each is marvelously interesting!
Enjoy your day,
Oct 27 2012: Scott, families were once within a 25 - 50 miles radus. Today we are scatter throught the world. I recall going to a family members house every weekend and all the family joined. Now we (sometimes) text. Yes there is a radical change in the family unit.
Science and religion can and should be partners ... there are always those who seek to dominate on both sides and will keep the fight going.
Yes I think we are in loops in most things .... hair styles ... clothing ..... music ... norms
When the economy is good and the kids make their own money and leave the farm for the big city, they want to sample all the wares. When the economy is bad and they move home they re-affilate with the local culture.
When I was a kid if a divorced woman moved into town the husbands were put on a short leash and the "hussy" was watched 24/7. If a unmarried girl become pregnate she was "a tramp". All of these things have vanished and society is much kinder than they were. However, behind closed doors the stigmas still exist.
As you say there is a change in the human mind .... is that not a cultural thing. We are a product of our environment and associations within our circle.
This is a enjoyable exchange. Thank you. Bob.
Oct 29 2012: Indeed, ideals have shifted on a huge scale and the way we think has shifted in way that were un-foreseen. I ask you the question, "Do you think that, in the loss of the family unit, people turn to technology more readily as a means of creating the ties that have been lost in the shift?"
The world has become, in a way, kinder, that I have seen in my lifetime. But you say that the stigmas still exist they have simply moved behind closed doors. I think that I agree with this but I propose a slightly different approach which draws technology back in. Would you say that, in the shift from a town community to an online/interconnected community, the stigmas have simply made this jump as well? In other words, a woman found to be pregnant is no longer mocked or dishonoured so much in public but on the internet, etc?
That is exactly what I meant. The change in the way we live has created a new, "Hyper-mind" which is connected us to much of the world in second. I mean look at the conversation I made in a little, sometimes forgotten, province in Canada and anyone with access to the internet can read it and have an opinion. This is a beautiful creation that has yet to be understood. But yes, the change in the human mind owes almost everything to culture. Products of our environment we are indeed.
I too am enjoying our exchange. This conversation is much more successful than I had predicted it would be. You are most welcome, and thank-you. Scott.
Oct 29 2012: Q1: Not really. Technology is a substitute for the support group or the interaction that we human have a need for. Come from farm to city. You would find a church ... a bar ... a gym ... or some group to interact with and form a new support group not family.
Q2: Sure stigmas make the jump because they are a basic part of us. I think that it brings a whole new set of issues into play. Look at all of the cyber bulling and issues that have come from the internet. Things that people kept behind closed doors or only spoke about secretly are now broadcasted over the web. These same people may have never done it face to face. A girl who becomes PG in your towm means nothing to me ... never met her ... but I can call her names from thousands of miles away and make her feel really bad. The only real difference is that one is local and one is now world wide. My friends have turned against me ... the world hates me. How about a recording or nude photos. Once you could move and try to start over ... with the web it is forever and always with you. Happened when you were 16 ... your now 28 and a teacher ... it will find you.
As in everything the internet is a blessing and a curse depending on the user and his intentions. That is why we should all act honorably. We can not stop it all but we can opt to not be a part of it by passing it on or sponsoring it by being quiet or ignoring it.
I too enjoyed the exchange. Thank you.
All the best. Bob
Oct 30 2012: Ah, that is very clarifying, thanks. I see what you mean in your definition of Family. I agree as far as these groups not being a family and I see where you are coming from. Is it safe to say the you are stating that you can't create some form of those family bonds through technology? If so then I agree and it seems that, for you, the reason for is is the fundamental change in the family unit itself is technology?
I also agree with your stigma point. In fact, I am willing to go so far as to say that it has become a part of the human. Indeed the rise of cyber-bullying, a practice that had not existed even in my time, illustrates this point. And I have seen what you have described come to fruition and it can be devastating.
So, in conclusion, so you think that it is not the technology, but the individual which has created the shifting that this conversation brings up? That technology is useful more so in theory than in practice?
Thank-you, I appreciate the conversation with an intellectual such as yourself.
Oct 30 2012: No one factor ever creats the change we are experiencing. Variables such as transportation that have allowed us to leave the farm, communications that allows us to see and hear other cultures and match them against our cultures and norms, etc .... It really is a socio-economic world and we need to keep a constant guard to be aware of these shifts.
Technology is neither good or bad unless we make it so.
People are tied to their electronics to the extent that they have become the dominate factors in their lives. Anything in excess cannot be a good thing. Everything in moderation. I often say we mature when we can differentiate between our WANTS and our NEEDS.
Thanks for the reply. Bob.
Nov 1 2012: I agree that no single factor could create this massive change we are undergoing but I think that combination of many, all going through the individual, and His/Her decisions based upon these factors, is the change. We are living in a socio-political world indeed, a place where the group mentality has shifted drastically.
I concur.
You say, "Anything in excess cannot be a good thing." This is a statement that I agree with but would like to ask if you also believe that, as "worshipping" technology without understanding it brings only negitive outcomes, do you also believe that religious practices without a greater understanding of whatever God(s) can also only be negitive? If so, then has technology created this worship of the physical and not the conceptual or is it a poor operation of religion that has just been transfered by the human mind?
The difference between Wants and Needs is something that many people fail to, and refuse to understand. We, as a society, have become inexoralably linked to our technology and physical possessions and some have forgotten what is really important: this, again, comes back to the family/love/virtue.
Don't mention it. This is intriguing. Thanks.
Nov 1 2012: Scott, As to your question religion is neither posative or negative without you making it so. In fact religion is basically social. There are approximately 4200 religions and they are designed to provide the meaning of life, explain the orgins of life or the universe. There is a vast difference between religion and personal belief or faith. Scott prayer is often used to win the lottery, make a girl like me, get a hit in the big game, pass a test, etc ... I suggest that those attent to our worldly wants. Those should be seperated from our SPIRITUAL needs. When we attend to the needs of others we have fulfilled faith, hope, and charity. A selfless act is indeed a christian modeling the leadership of the Father.
So is it in the "worshiping" of technology. That is keeping up with the Jones'. Much of this is pressure from your peer groups. I have a cell phone that sends and recieves calls ... my grandkids have cell phones that do everything but give birth. Our reasons for having a cell phone ar totally different. I socalize face to face with handshakes and hugs ... they text and send photos.
Perhaps we should embrace the change and allow them to also have a glance of our lives. My parents "knew" that rock and roll would be the end of the world. Perhaps if we spent time with them and we came to enjoy the company of each other that there would be room for technology and religion. My e-book contains the scripture and background materials. Thats already a step in the marriage of the two. If I mess up on something electronic I call a 12 year old to help me. LOL
Time is the biggest cure for these problems. To force a decision is almost always wrong. Love and patience rules the day.
All the best. Bob.
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What is the Community Values Award?
The Community Values Award was devised by the OSU Center for Civic Engagement (CCE) and the Center for Fraternity and Sorority Life. All Greek organizations are eligible for the award. The award is given on a yearly basis to the chapter that records the highest average civic engagement hours per member, allowing smaller chapters to compete with larger chapters. This award encourages direct community engagement, which may be overlooked due to the traditional Greek focus on nation-wide philanthropy efforts.
Click here to read the full 2014 Community Values Award Manual!
The award benefits Greek Life by:
- Encouraging and integrating more members of the Greek community into the Corvallis community
- Promoting the benefits of being involved with Greek organizations
- Facilitating the positive visibility of Greek life
- Developing professional and meaningful relationships outside of campus
The award benefits the community by:
- Providing increased numbers of volunteers in and service to the community
- Strengthening relationships and partnerships between the Corvallis community and OSU
- Helping community non-profit organizations to achieve their goals for positive social change through volunteer work and increased visibility among students
The award benefits OSU and the Center for Civic Engagement by:
- Ensuring a larger base of volunteers to place into programs, events, and service opportunities
- Creating a connection between the OSU CCE and other campus organizations
- Promoting the visibility of the OSU CCE
- Providing an assessment tool for tracking volunteers in the OSU community
Service, Documentation and Application Steps for Greek organizations:
Step 1) Find a service placement (or many) in one of the following ways:
Visit the CCE office for a consultation of service opportunities or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Visit the CCE web site to view an updated inventory of service opportunities.
Log on to HandsOn Willamette to view community organizations currently seeking volunteers: http://www.handsonw.org/.
Members may also contact the CCE coordinators directly to find service opportunities.
Step 2) VOLUNTEER
Get out and volunteer! If there is a large group, CCE can help organize the service event and/or help provide transportation.
Both direct service (face-to-face, hands on work) and indirect service (administrative, training, etc) hours can be logged. Be aware that donations and participation in philanthropic events will not be counted as a service activity. If chapters are close in service hours, we will evaluate the type of service completed. If you have questions about the different types of service, please contact CCE.
Don't forget to bring your service tracking form! The service activity supervisor at your site must sign this form (or a volunteer tracking form from your chapter approved by CCE) in order for the activity to be accepted for the CVA and recorded by the CCE.
Step 3) Complete volunteer sign-off and hour tracking form
Volunteer sign-off and tracking forms are available on the CCE website for both individual service and group service events. Make sure your tracking forms are signed by each service activity supervisor. Paperwork must be completed and turned in to CCE. Hours will only be counted if they are recorded on these forms (or another form approved by CCE staff) and turned in by the deadline each quarter.
Forms are due the first day of Dead Week each quarter to be totaled at the end of the calendar year. If service work occurs during finals week or over break, the hours should be submitted during the first week of classes during the next term. The award runs via the calendar, not academic, year and therefore includes winter, spring and fall quarters (summer not included).
Step 4) Submit a final application packet to CCE by Friday, January 23, 2015.
See the CVA Manual for full application details.
Forms are due the first day of Dead Week each quarter (Monday, December 1st for Fall 2014). By the final application deadline, all volunteer sign-off and tracking forms should already be submitted.
The final application must include a written narrative (approximately 2 pages) demonstrating your chapter's impact on the community. At minimum, please include a summary of your service work and impact on the community, the number of members who participated in service, hours completed, and agencies involved in your report.
Submit completed volunteer sign-off forms and your narrative to CCE, located at SNELL 158. If nobody is in the office, forms can be dropped at Snell 149, the Student Leadership and Involvement front desk, or left in the envelope outside CCE at SNELL 158.
Please send an email confirming the date and location where your application was submitted.
Announcing a winner
The winning chapter will be decided based on the average number of service hours per member and upon the submission of a complete application. Numbers are tallied by counting the average number hours per chapter member. For example: if sorority A has 100 service hours and 50 members, 100/50= 2 hours per member. If sorority B has 100 service hours and 25 members, 100/25= 4 hours per member. Sorority B would be the winner.
Numbers will be tallied during winter term and the winner will be announced via email to Bob Kerr, Facebook, the CCE website, and the CCE and Greek Life email list. The winning organization will receive a custom certificate from the OSU CCE and the Center for Fraternity and Sorority Life, and recognition at the annual Greek Awards Ceremony in the spring. In addition, the winner will be announced in the Barometer and the CCE will send a letter of recognition to the national headquarters of the winning chapter to commend the winning chapter's work.


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