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The Brave One is a bull named Gitano (or Gypsy). Mexican lad Michael Ray "adopts" Gitano after saving the animal's life during a storm. The friendship between bull and boy is threatened when Gitano's legal owners claim the animal and ship it off to the bullring. Moved by the boy's plight, the President of Mexico signs a "pardon" for Gitano-but not soon enough to prevent the bull's appearance at the Plaze de Mexico at Mexico City, where he faces top matador Fermin Rivera. The Brave One was helmed by Irving Rapper, a man best known for his Bette Davis vehicles at Warner Bros. Based on a true incident, the film earned a "best story" Academy Award for one Robert Rich-who, much to the embarrassment of the Academy (and the delight of civil libertarians) turned out to be blacklisted screenwriter Dalton Trumbo. Long available only in its "flat", black and white TV version, The Brave One was recently restored to its Technicolor and CinemaScope glory by the American Movie Classics cable service. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi


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River cruise: a different way of cruising
When holiday come, people will make use the time to have fun with family and friends; cruising is a famous option. Other than ocean cruise, cruise lovers can also enjoy their favorite leisure time taking river cruise. River cruise will be the perfect choice for people visiting or living in the countries with no or very limited access to open ocean.
River cruise offers a unique experience that is distinct from a traditional ocean cruise trip. Unlike ocean cruise which use massive cruise ship, a river cruise utilizes small ship that allows access to narrow waterways. With a river cruise, you will have a chance to visit interesting cities directly from the boat. You don't have to spend many days at sea experiencing nothing but the blue water and burning sunlight. On a river cruise, the view is always changing as the boat moves from one town to another.
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River cruise is one of the most enjoyable ways to tour countries inEurope. You can visit multiple countries with one cruise only. Your hotel room travels with you, so you don't need to pack and unpack luggage repeatedly. During the day, your river cruise boat docks in the center of many great cities ofEurope. During the night, you can enjoy your meal or champagne under bright stars while the boat sails to take you to another great city.
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Cruise vacation is gaining more popularity nowadays; not only in ocean but also in great rivers such as the Danube that stretch along the European Union. There are many cruise lines offering Danube River cruises with different packages and facilities.
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Viking River Cruises offers a variety of Danube River cruises. The cruise line offers Danube River cruises that last for 8 to 16 days. The longer Danube River cruises include other European rivers. The Viking Danube ship accommodates up to 150 guests of Danube River cruises while the Viking Legend carries 189 guests. The later ship has 95 deluxe staterooms with either a French balcony or picture window. To make the most of your Danube River cruises, all of the ships have a sun deck that presents unbeatable views of the scenery.
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Experience the Yangtze River Cruise
The Yangtze River in China, which streams for almost 4,000 miles long to the East China Sea, offers magnificent combination of rare yet stunning views. The best way to experience everything lies across the river is by taking a Yangtze River cruise. Cruise lovers will definitely take pleasure in Yangtze River cruise as it has many popular places to visit. The most famous stops during Yangtze River cruise are in the river's gorges which separately called the Wuxia Gorge, Xiling Gorge, and the Qutang Gorge.
As the Yangtze River cruise passes the Wuxia Gorge, visitors can see the legendary Twelve Peaks. This is the main reason people come to visit, especially by Yangtze River cruise. One of the town located here, Zigui, was home to poet Qu Yuan and famous lady Wang Zhaojun.
It is recommended to stop in the city of Baidichengas the Yangtze Rivercruise passes the Qutang Gorge. This historical place offers passengers of Yangtze River cruise numerous historical artifacts such as theArmourCave, Meng Liang's Ladder, Rhinoceros Watching the Moon, and several others.
The biggest gorge visitors would likely to visit during the Yangtze River cruise is the Xiling Gorge which has two different sections, the west and the east. The west route of Yangtze River cruise takes passengers to visit Bull's Liver and Horse's Lung Gorge. The east route includes visiting the Yellow Cat Gorge and the Shadow Play Gorge.
Another stop during Yangtze River cruise will be in Fengdu or the Ghost City. This is the city where local people commemorate the deceased. Passengers of Yangtze River cruise will have an opportunity to board a gondola which takes them up to the top of the hill. Along the hill, passengers are amused by a line of breathtaking temples and statues.
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Nows the time to get everything in the ground, pot and baskets. It's really important to get your vegetable garden started quickly. Our growing season can be rather short so you need to take advantage of every warm sunny day we get. I'm really looking forward to a garden this year. We haven't put in a garden for 10 years and I really missed it. The idea of picking fresh lettuce and tomatos for a salad to go with dinner just feels good.
If you don't have room for a garden in your yard, consider container gardening. Put a tomato plant in a pot, fertilize and water and watch it go. While your at it plant some herbs in another small pot. You'll love this next time your cooking and need fresh herbs. Warm weather is upon us, lets make the most of it by spending as much time outdoors as we can. And gardening is a good way to do it.


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WASHINGTON, Sept. 11 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The following is a transcript of a White House press briefing conducted by Tony Snow: The White House James S. Brady Briefing Room 12:32 P.M. EDT MR. SNOW: Good afternoon all...
Q Other issues have been used as a diversionary tactic.
MR. SNOW: Are you -- I don't have any idea what you're talking about there.
Q Let me ask my question first then we'll go back to that a little later on.
MR. SNOW: Well, it's the tenet of your question, April. It's one of the --
Q Okay, well "diversionary tactic" meaning some of the other issues about Iraq and things of that nature and what's going on. This administration has said, years after --
MR. SNOW: Wait, you're saying -- you're saying that Iraq is a -- Iraq , which bin Laden himself has said is a central front on the war on terror, is a diversionary tactic?
Q In some -- some people are saying that Iraq --
MR. SNOW: In some -- who's saying this? I mean, I just --
Q Many Democrats. You got people who just want to --
MR. SNOW: Okay, I would say that they're wrong, but go ahead.
Q Okay, here's the issue. Years after 9/11, this administration diminished the significance of Osama bin Laden, saying he was just trying to maintain that he was indeed just trying to survive. Then, a couple weeks ago, at that podium, that exact podium, Fran Townsend said, he's helping to mastermind plots with the Iraq al-Qaeda. Now, a couple days ago, Fran Townsend uses the word "impotent." What is it?
MR. SNOW: What you have is Osama bin Laden is clearly a guy who does not have the kind of freedom or the ability to run terror camps and this sort of thing that he had some years ago. Nevertheless, you've got to keep in mind -- what you've done is you personalized it. You've tried to reduce the war to one person. That's not the right way to think about this. The United States government remains vigilant about al-Qaeda. Certainly, we would love to find Osama bin Laden; that has not changed.
Q Tony, has the White House been surprised by anything that General Petraeus or Ambassador Crocker have said in their testimony?
MR. SNOW: Not that I'm aware of, no. But again, the President had been -- as General Petraeus pointed out yesterday, he briefed the President on what his views were last week.
Q Tony, given some of the doubts that Elaine and Terry were talking about before --
MR. SNOW: Which doubts?
Q The doubts that were being voiced by Republican lawmakers --
MR. SNOW: A couple of members, yes.
Q -- the concerns about whether the cost is worth it --
MR. SNOW: Right.
Q -- if the gains --
MR. SNOW: Right.
Q -- there are again discussions on the Hill about what would purportedly be compromise language, attempting to shorten the withdrawal window that Petraeus has already described and even to force a change in the mission.
MR. SNOW: Mark, I don't -- what you're trying to do -- again, look, let's wait until the President has given his speech, and then we can do all the what-ifs. As I recall, Senator Warner said he's not going to be ready to talk about anything until after the President has given his speech. Rather than trying to sort of what-if into the void, let's wait until somebody has come up with a proposal, and then I'd be happy to talk about it.
Q Is the President opposed to any attempt to force his hand?
MR. SNOW: What do you mean any attempt to force --
Q By Congress.
MR. SNOW: What the President wants is for Congress, A, to listen respectfully to the testimony, and B, to be supportive of succeeding in the war on terror.
Q Aside from the congressional reaction to the testimony, do you have any way of gauging what public reaction to the testimony is?
MR. SNOW: I'm sure people have been doing polling on it; I haven't looked at it overnight. I'm sure somebody has done some snap polls, some of the pollsters have, but I haven't seen it.
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I agee!! The Federal Govenment should take the lead on this. IN most large cities this is the situation people are driving to go and work on a terminal. Spend the money on electronic highways much cheaper than concrete. This will reduce oil dependency, improve air quality, reduce the cost of facilities, ability to find better talent, reduce stress. It makes sense, maybe that's the problem
Actually with all of the spending on Govt jobs and contracts, together with horrible traffic (and traffic mgmt) and higher than average wages...these all combine to make it clear to me that it is past time to "spread the wealth" and put more of these jobs OUTSIDE OF THE DC metro area. Places like OH, IN, MI, KY, etc. Salaries can be lower but still good because cost of living (HOUSING) is lower and less traffic in the DC area. Since the theory is that people don't have to be IN DC to work on govt projects, why do they even have to physically be in the metro area.
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I can't think of a single instance I've liked an envelope filter, or a flange, in music recently (at least when they were employed obviously enough for me to identify). Can you give some examples of envelopes/flangers you like, and what you like about them?
Kylie Minogue's "Love at First Sight," which the filter makes. It's right on the intro, on the bassline, and then applied sparingly to the lead guitar line, which is basically nicked from Stardust's "Music Sounds Better with You"; it gives the whole thing a starry, floating feel--it's there to tell us we're in fantasyland now. Then the second verse is filtered to fuck, dublike (it all submerges into the middle), and when Kylie reappears over it, the contrast between her clear-as-day vocal and the kindly-black-hole whoosh going on behind it is fucking delicious. Armand Van Helden's "Flowerz," maybe my favorite house record ever; the climax occurs over a filtered-and-flanged version of the track, when Roland Clark starts doing the spoken-word bit and the background flattens out only to spring back louder than ever (I'm convinced AVH boosted the EQ a dB or two to achieve the effect) after an a cappella pause. Go Home Productions, "Rock with Addiction (Awww)": mash-up producers use filters all the time to effect transitions or cover up bad cuts, and when he swamps the backing track (by Jane's Addiction) under the second verse and Ashanti just shouts over it (slightly echoed), it's testifyin'.
When I read this question to Rod Smith over the phone just now, by the way, he coined the term "filter fairy." He's one, too.
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WEST FARGO - Another West Fargo High School student, the fifth in a little more than a month, died Monday. Ryan McLeod was 17 years old. A West Fargo school district official said McLeod suffered from ongoing health issues. A prayer service is scheduled for 6 p.m. Thursday at West...
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"Fargo-Moorhead's best kept secret," the Lake Agassiz Concert Bank, will present a concert at the West Fargo High School Theater on Tuesday, Nov. 29, at 7:30 p.m. Headlining the program will be tuba soloist Doug Neill playing the "Concerto for Tuba" by James Barnes. Also on the...
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TUF 17 sensation Uriah Hall is set to make his return to the octagon for the first time since losing in the season finale to fellow Team Sonnen teammate Kelvin Gastelum. Hall's return to the cage will come on the UFC on FOX Sports 1 1 card at the TD Garden in Boston, Massachusetts. Hall is set to face off against Canadian Nick Ring at the event. News of the bout first surfaced in very late Thursday night on Twitter.
#BREAKING: @promise_riing will face @uriahhallmma in a middleweight bout, August 17 in Boston on @foxsports1!
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There is no word on whether this will be on the main card or preliminary card, though the prelims seems most likely.
Most of Ring's career wins have come by way of submission, while Hall makes his presence felt in the stand up game.
After an impressive outing during his season of TUF, many expected Hall to come in to the UFC and become an immediate contender, but Gastelum had different plans. Hall will be looking to get another spectacular knockout under his belt this August when he takes on Ring, who has dropped two of his past three fights.
Here is the current fight card for UFC on FOX Sports 1 1:
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Featured designer Zak Ostrowski - aka - "Beverly Fre$h" ('08)
Submitted for critique, thursday October 10, 2008.
Video by Beverly Fre$h
Critique by Monica Breen
In a dark and uninviting room, Zak Ostrowski removes his turquoise leather jacket and seats himself in front of a silver platter. After a brief and motionless pause, Zak leans to the floor beside the table to retrieve a plastic bag. From out of the bag and onto the silver platter, he slides a bat carcass. With the bat on it's back, he uses his surgically gloved hands to gently spread it's wings and then slices open it's torso with an exact-o-knife. After the bat is cut open, Zak retrieves another bag which contains marijuana. He dumps the clumped leaves on the silver platter next to the bat, and crumbles them with his fingers. He then stuffs the marijuana pieces into the life-less bat. Finally, Zak sews the bat carcass closed, securing the marijuana inside. For a moment, the camera cuts back to Zak staring blank-face into the camera. Finally, the bat's wings are closed again and the shot fades to darkness as the bat carcass is left much like it was in the beginning of the film, only slightly mangled and filled with weed.
With it's contrasty lighting and theremin soundtrack, the video nods to cult horror film. The visual and audio cues correlate the feel of the films to those like The Bride of Frankenstein and The Day the Earth Stood Still, which in turn, imbues the work with a certain "campiness" and humor. The sound also adds a "sweetness" to an otherwise gruesome act. However, because of the short length of the film, lack of character development and no true narrative structure, this video falls far from the arms of Hollywood and into the arms of experimental cinema. Girls, Ganja, and Guano can be couched almost perfectly in the description of the "New American Cinema" as "oblique take on narrative, one based on abstraction, camp and minimalism". [Wikipedia]
The tradition of experimental or avant-garde film breaks from the rules of the established rule of the medium (Hollywood) and it is free from restraints of the any status-quo within medium. On a meta-theoretical level, avant-garde film is a reaction to events of current historical significance.
The film "Meshes of the Afternoon" was a ________ and is exemplary of the avant-garde tradition in film. Maya Deren wrote and directed this short film with her husband Alexander Hammid. It uses the formal elements of film and instrument of camera to imbue meaning to the work. Deren was known to "attack" Hollywood for it's "artistic, political and economic monopoly over American cinema." has been a major obstacle to the definition and development of motion pictures as a creative fine-art form." She set herself in opposition to the Hollywood film industry's standards and practices." [Points of Resistance By Lauren Rabinovitz]
Hollywood film production rebounded and reached its profitable peak of efficiency during the years 1943 to 1946 - a full decade and more after the rise of sound film production, now that the technical challenges of the early 30s sound era were far behind.
As Rudolph Arnheim points out in his book Film as Art, a standard of film theory, his thesis is based on the fact that particular virtues of film as art derive from an exploitation of limitation s of the medium (absence of sound, color, lack of depth, etc...) and that mechanical advancement has led to a loss of artistry.
Almost five minutes of the six minute Girls, Ganja, and Guano is a series of zooms and close-ups of the ritualistic act of cutting, stuffing and sewing of the bat carcass. There is little character development. However, at the beginning of the film Zak enters wearing a turquoise leather jacket, and his removal of the jacket is emphasized through a brief and abrupt monologue edit with corresponding sounds. Until we move to the close-up of the bat, and subsequent cutting, stuffing and sewing, the film appears dream-like by the use of editing, slow motion and reverse video. By this, there is a possibility that a transformation has taken place before the ritual.
Also, there are two important moments at the end of the film. There is one shot that looks like an attempt at showing Zac's point of view. There is also a moment where Zac finishes his ritual, and he looks directly into the camera, breaking the social code.
"The film theorist Christian Metz made an analogy between the cinema screen and a mirror (Metz 1975), arguing that through identifying with the gaze of the camera, the cinema spectator re-enacts what the psychoanalytic theorist Jacques Lacan called 'the mirror stage', a stage at which looking into the mirror allows the infant to see itself for the first time as other - a significant step in ego formation."
"In relation to film and television narrative, camera treatment is called 'subjective' when the viewer is treated as a participant, as when:
* the camera is addressed directly; or
* when the camera imitates the viewpoint or movement of a character (a 'point-of-view' shot); here we are shown not only what a character sees, but how he or she sees it.; or
* the arms or legs of an off-frame participant are shown in the lower part of the frame as if they were those of the viewer (one parody of this technique involved putting spectacles in front of the lens!). "
It is Beverly Fresh that sits at the table, but when his jacket is removed, I think it is Zak. Beverly fresh leaves Zak at the table, perhaps a moment where Zak gains distance from the character BF$H and can examine it. Not much character development might lead us to believe it is just a person, a representation of any person, sitting at the table.
Current thinking in psycology, and in turn in film theory, addresses the idea of intersubjectivity. There is not one reality, but rather a reality that exists in the spaces between people. This is applied to cinema by consideration that film and video does not create a kind of objectified external universe void of temporalities and spatiality's that hold the intersubjective world together. There is osmosis between the screen and the viewer, and this is where the corporeal and intellectual transaction takes place.
Intersubjectivity: not one reality, how people's reality
and what moves it into a strange category, is the amount of time spent on the ACT of dissecting the carcass, breaking-up the marijuana and sewing it back into the carcass. It's the majority of the film. Thinking back to Italian Realism, This is less about the character and more about the act. Cutting open a bat carcass and sewing weed into a bloody bat is socially deviant behavior. Freud would say that Zak is a victim of social repressions, and this is his way of acting out the needs of man. But recent concepts of human abnormality site deviant behavior as not always a sign of mental illness.
But in Terry Eagleton's After Theory, he discusses that the postmodern prejudice against norms, unities and consensuses is a politically catastrophic one. "In this social order, then, you can no longer have bohemian rebels or revolutionary avant-garde's because they no longer have anything to blow up. Their top-hatted, frock-coated, easily outraged enemy has evaporated. Instead, the non-normative has become the norm. [pg 16]
So is the deviant behavior in the film a snub to the bourgeois? Or is it simply a gross out? Why are we left to look at this non-sensical ritual of sorts for over five minutes? Are we to find beauty in the madness? See it as a symbol, like the eye being sliced in Un Chien Andalou, [they were fascinated by what the psyche could create, and decided to write a script based on the concept of suppressed human emotions.]
I think one of the most successful areas of this film is the contrast of the grotesque act of cutting open a carcass/sewing it up to the loving way in which the carcass is handled. Along with the music, this creates a place for possible character development.
Fifty years after the advent of the motion picture, Henry Miller wrote the following:
Of what are these young films dreaming? Do they dream with mirrored surfaces reflecting only the torpor of life? Is art merely the reflection of life? At what level does art begin to transmogrify life? An eastern myth has it that the universe is supported on the back of a huge tortoise. It says nothing about he turtle performing acrobatic stunts. The tortoise simply swims in the wake of creation. In a similar fashion life may be said to sustain art. Where we seek reflection only, there we find the red herring. (P. 4 Art In Cinema)
It is very important to note that no animals were killed or injured to produce this piece.
Other significant work by Zak Ostrowski
Zak Ostrowski
Poster, 60"x78", giclée print,2007.
Zak Ostrowski
Poster, 60"x78", giclée print,2007.
Zak Ostrowski
Poster, 60"x78", giclée print,2007.
Zak Ostrowski
Poster, 60"x78", giclée print,2007.
Watch Zak Discuss His Work in Depth
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Pork Tenderloin With Plum Sauce
Pancit Guisado
Stuffed Pork Loin Chops
Pork Shank with Garlic Cabbage
Mustard and Curry Roast Pork
Crown Roast of Pork
Roast Pork Loin Yucatan-Style
Boudin Blanc (White Sausage)
Cold Pork Pie
Pickled Pork
Brined Loin Of Pork With Hoisln-Maltose Glaze
Meat Loaf with Cream
Pork Shoulder Barbecue
A Beef and Pork Meat Loaf
Pork Back Ribs with Sauerkraut
Baked Onions With Pork And Scallions
Braised Pork Loin For A Feijoada
Cheesy Vegetable-Stuffed Pork Chops
Pork Crown Roast with Mushroom Stuffing
Apricot-Pistachio Rolled Pork
Sweet-and-Sour Pork
Stuffed Pork Chops with Apple Dressing
Prune-stuffed Roast Pork
Pork & Onion Kabobs
Lamb & Pork Phyllo Twists With Orzo & Shiitake Mushroom Sauce
Pork Chop-Sweet Potato Casserole
Fruit-and-Cheese-Stuffed Pork Chops
Rhubarb Pork Roast
Fritz's Pork And Sauerkraut
Plum-Glazed Pork Cutlets
Easy Stir-Fried Pork With Scallions
Pork Chops Cooked With Cabbage
Pork Stroganoff
Home-Style Pork And Egg Custard Loaf
The Tsai Family's Red Roast Pork
Steamed Pork Loaf With Salted Fish
Mexicali Pork Chops
Creamy Herbed Pork Chops
Pork Mediterranean
Sausage Meat
Grilled New Milford Pork Chops in a Honey Mustard Marinade
Applesauced Pork Chops
French Country Pork Stew With Cabbage
Pork Roast with Chilean Spice Rub
Pork Stroganov
Pork Chop Dinner
Grilled Pork Toasts with Mango Chutney
Spicy Indonesian Pork Sates
Barbecued Pork with Apricots
Chinese Firecracker Pork Loin
Grilled Pork Loin Santa Fe
Grilled Pork with Ginger and Burgundy
Hawaiian Pork Chops
Roast Pork Loin Florentine
Sweet Mustard Pork Chops
Pork with Celery
Almond Pork
Festive Pork Roast
Pork Roast with Prunes
Glazed Loin of Pork
Roasted Pork Tenderloin with Oyster Stuffing and Spicy Gingersnap Gravy
Vietnamese Tamarind Pork Stir-Fry
Garlic-Roasted Pork Loin
Orange-Pineapple Honey-Glazed Roast Pork
Pork, Apple, and Yam Salad with Honey Mustard Dressing
Pork and Vegetable Bounty
Smoked Pork Loin with Wine Kraut
Chicken Galantine
Galantine of Pheasant
Teriyaki Pork Chops
Weisswurst (Bavarian Style)
Sauteed Pork Chops in Tangy Orange Sauce
Honey and Chili Flavor Cure for Pork
Pork Tenderloin In Pastry
A Chinese-American Thanksgiving Turkey
Roast Rack Of Pork
Pork Rolls, Polish Fashion
Boiled Shoulder Of Pork, Viennese
Sausages with Red Cabbage
Fresh Bratwurst
Pork Sausage
Pork Loin alla Porchetta
Pork Chops I
Salt Pork Midwestern Style
Chicharrón En Tomate Verde
Alsatian Choucroute Garni
Choucroute Garnie
Pork And Mushroom Terrine
Tony Luke's Roast Pork, Greens, and Provolone Sandwich
Combination Veal Galantine
Thüringer Rotwurst
Stuffed Pork Chops
Cuissot de Porc Frais en Sanglier
Grilled Marinated Pork Tenderloin With Apple, Carrot & Onion Slaw
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Peppers Delgany Portsea, located on Victoria's Mornington Peninsula, is an oasis of calm, luxury and sophistication just one and a half hours from the busy city of Melbourne. The property was originally the private estate of a wealthy Melbournian who named it 'Delgany' after a small village in County Wicklow, Ireland. The impressive sandstone... more
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