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Doc Drop: US Army's Islamic Culture Handbook Justifies Jihad
Via Judicial Watch's: U.S. Army Makes Soldiers "Culturally Literate†About Islam
In this new era of political correctness, the U.S. Army has published a special handbook for soldiers that appears to justify Islamic jihad by describing it as the "communal military defense of Islam and Muslims when they are threatened or under attack.â€
Because radical Muslim groups consider Islam to be perpetually under moral, spiritual, economic, political and military attack by the "secular west†they consider military jihad a "constant necessity†and use it as a "rallying cry to resist and attack all this is un-Islamic,†according to the new Army manual.
The handbook was created to help soldiers become "culturally literate†ambassadors with sensitivity and understanding of Islamic civilization. The goal is to help them understand how vital culture is in accomplishing military missions. Military personnel who have a distorted picture of a host culture make enemies for the United States. At least that's what the publication ("Culture Cards: Afghanistan & Islamic Cultureâ€) says. An organization of scientists dedicated to national and international security issues discovered the new Army tool and published it on its website a few days ago.
The manual has nearly three dozen informative chapters dedicated to subjects such as Muslim taboos, the five pillars if Islam, Jihad, the Quran and Muslim festivals. There are also sections on ethnocentrism, cultural relativism and social norms and mores. The lengthy introduction defines cultural competency—awareness and sensitivity of another group—and social norms and mores in Arab countries.
The portion on jihad is especially interesting because it's described as a wide-ranging term that includes the everyday spiritual and moral struggle to live a life submitted to God, the attempt to spread Islam by education and example, and the communal military defense of Islam and Muslims when they are threatened or under attack. Today radical Muslim groups consider Islam to be perpetually under attack by the "secular West†– morally, spiritually, economically, politically and militarily, the Army handbook says. They thus consider military jihad as a constant necessity, and use jihad as a rallying cry to resist and attack all that is un-Islamic
In regards to the enemy 'Islam', rather than making our soldiers 'culturally literate' of Islam. It would behoove our US Military to make our fighting men and women 'reality literate' of the evil plague that is Islam. In other words; the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth.
This weak, burying heads in the sands approach, is a recipe for failure. Especially when one hides the truth, instead choosing to bow to the enemy's ways. Is in and of itself –surrender.
If ignorant both of your enemy and yourself, you are certain to be in peril.
~ Sun Tzu
Also see:
Obama Admin. Classifies Fort Hood Islamic Jihad Massacre as "Workplace Violenceâ€
Rep. Allen West: Winning the Battle Against [The Real Enemy] 'Islamic Totalitarianism'
Hamas-Linked ISNA "Facilitates†John Brennan 'Obama's Counterterrorism Czar' NYU Speech
The Whitewashing of Obama's Newly Appointed OIC Envoy's Defense of Jihadist Sami al-Arian
Obama Administration Says: Hooray for Jihad!
Hey Obama! Get Up Off Of Your Knees, U.S. Presidents Do NOT Bow To The Enemy
Obama Appointee Eboo Patel's Stealth Jihad "Interfaith†Masquerade
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You're not the only one in the country with this cancer. If you are dealing with a poorly differentiated tumor, maybe you can see if there's a treatment option in PRRT. http://prrtinfo.org/
The octreotide scan can give the oncologist some insight on whether or not you are a good candidate for PRRT. The gallium (DOTATATE) scan can show the tumor more clearly than an octreo-scan, however, it is not yet ava...
You can get a CT scan of your midsection to see if there's anything growing there that doesn't belong. If the radiologist can ID something worth investigating, a gastro doc might be able to get a sample for biopsy.
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There is also a trial going on at Excel Diagnostics in Houston, TX. If you have had an octreotide scan and your tumor shows good uptake, PRRT is definitely something to consider.
Have the oncologists tried something like Affinitor or Sutent? These are drugs that stop blood vessels from forming close to NET's thereby 'starving' the tumors. I think these two drugs are mainly for use with NET's.
There's a chemo combo called 'CAPTEM.' It's a combination of Capecitabine and temozolomide. I read a paper on it... there's supposed to be something in the combination of the t...
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Does you sister have back problems? I've heard of back/spine/nerver problems causing pains like that.
It sounds like the doctors did not finish the whipple in November of last year because they found the tumor had spread to the liver, right?
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Kilims in Contemporary Homes
We're on the verge of purchasing a large kilim area rug for our living room. And sure, our current home is old and eclectic and the rug is a perfect fit. But we're buying for life, with hopes of building a small, contemporary home one day. So, will the kilim work? Here's evidence that it will indeed carry over nicely:
These examples showcase kilims in contemporary architecture. They work so well as a warm and textured counterpoint to the white austerity of their surroundings. Even if you aren't living in a contemporary home but want to mix a kilim with modern decor, that works too!
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Wow, I could move right into that room with the big mirror. Beautiful.
marble in the kitchen for me is a no.1 NOGO, even in the bathroom.
Nanacyalice, would you mind a roommate? Because that room is pretty much perfect! I have an old magazine (I think it's ELLE from 3 years ago - Jennifer Garner is on the cover) that I have saved because there is a room in it with almost that exact feel and I would love to one day recreate it in my own home. There is nothing I love more (design-wise) than really rustic livable fabrics mixed with big mirrors in comfortable rooms - throw in a fireplace and huge doors that open up to a beautiful garden and I might never leave :)
Without a doubt this combo works - the mix of textures (nubby/natural/woven vs sleek/hard) is a natural fit, especially if you go very large with the rug.
I find that a kilim always works, it bridges traditional with modern.
Yes, a lovely look!! I especially like the kilim on the white floor in the second picture.
Adore the rug in the 1st picture! so pretty!
Yes! And picture 3 - perfection.
A kilim isn't for life. While hand-woven pile carpets can last for decades, flat-weaves wear out much faster. If it's in a heavy traffic area, it could look shabby in 10 years.
Ooh...so happy to see #1 - Canadian House and Home mag's editor Suzanne Dimma's home!! Love.
When I was planning my trip to Turkey I had said I wasn't going to buy a carpet because it wouldn't go in my house (a mix of mid-century and contemporary but not ultra modern) but when I got there I discovered the kilims. I came home with a 4'x6' that I love and I think it looks great with my furniture on my parquet floor! I just wish I'd made the leap and gotten a bigger one!!


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Compton's Crew Takes Flight at NCAA Championships
FAYETTEVILLE — Arkansas has become a destination for pole vaulters because of its success under assistant coach Bryan Compton.
Cowan Suspended Again For Academic Reasons
FAYETTEVILLE — Arkansas receiver D'Arthur Cowan has been suspended for academic reasons once again.
Kebenei Prepared Mentally, Physically for NCAAs
FAYETTEVILLE — Arkansas distance runner Stanley Kebenei missed most of the 2014 indoor season because of mononucleosis.
Braddy Ending Memorable Run at NCAA Outdoors
FAYETTEVILLE — There's a photo in Arkansas track coach Chris Bucknam's office that tells the story of sprinter Neil Braddy's career.
Oliver Signs With Philadelphia
FAYETTEVILLE — Arkansas pitcher Chris Oliver will begin his professional baseball career after agreeing to terms with the Philadelphia Phillies.
Anderson: Arkansas Preparing to Take 'Show on the Road'
FAYETTEVILLE — Arkansas coach Mike Anderson's nonconference schedule had something missing during the 2013-14 season: true road games.
Broyles' Life, Career Celebrated During Banquet
ROGERS — When Loyd Phillips and Tom Reed heard there was a banquet celebrating Frank Broyles' retirement, the former Arkansas football players discussed whether or not they should attend.
Jones: Bielema the 'Answer' For Football Program
FAYETTEVILLE — The Arkansas football program struggled through one of its worst seasons in school history after going 3-9 under coach Bret Bielema.
Four Hogs, Four Signees Taken on Final Day
FAYETTEVILLE — Arkansas coach Dave Van Horn typically holds his breath this time of year, waiting through the Major League Baseball Draft to find out which signees the Razorbacks will get to campus.
Cowboys Owner Takes Part in Broyles Celebration
FAYETTEVILLE — There was nothing easy about Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones' trip from Dallas to Fayetteville on Friday morning.
Anderson, Oliver Selected on Second Day
FAYETTEVILLE — Arkansas set a program record when 11 players were selected in the 2013 Major League Baseball Draft last year.
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Feeling spontaneous? Why not try some improv dance?
This weekend's "Daughters of Mudson" performance presents the artistic process of five young women: Leah Nelson, Kitty Sailer, Rachael Shaw, Emily Haygeman and Ashley Anderson.
A lot of people are hesitant about attending a stuffy, formal dance concert, said Anderson, who is producing the event as well as choreographing one work for the program. Anderson's event "Daughters of Mudson," is out to break that preconception. That's why the dancers will perform in a relaxed, come-as-you-are setting at the Rose Wagner Performing Arts' Studio Theater. No fancy theatrics, just white floors and work lights. One piece won't even have music.
Ishmael Houston-Jones, who is a celebrated New York improviser, curated the performance. What does that mean? He watched videos of twelve works-in-progress from the Masonic Temple "Mudson" series by Movement Forum. From these, he chose five pieces to be expanded for "Daughters of Mudson."
Each work is different. Two are solos by the choreographers, while the others use students and dancers from Movement Forum performing the choreographers' work.
Anderson describes her "Don't Be Cruel" piece as highly structured improvisation. Its humor arises as seven dancers, conforming to movement structure, explore the nuances of the song as recorded by three different artists. "It's like giving a dance to Elvis or The Judds," or Billy Swan, Anderson said.
Forget stuffy.
Shaw dances a solo in "Transitions." The choreographer received a master's of fine arts from the University of Utah, and for her thesis, she used the concept for this dance. She tried experiments, Anderson said, to explore reaction to dance. "She was interested in people's expectations, about getting them into the theater and what it's like for them to watch a performance," Anderson said.
Shaw dances in silence, which is somewhat uncommon. You can hear her breathing, and her feet landing on the floor. "Dance to no music is a trend that's coming back around," Anderson said.
Haygeman's piece uses props, which is also unusual. Haygeman earned a bachelor of fine arts from the U. and is entering the doctorate program in psychology. She uses psychology as a framework for her choreography about family in "Memory." Not to reveal the plot, but one woman dances in a large wooden frame that becomes a focal point in the piece.
Sailer's work uses 10 dancers to address the theme of how space can be intertwined. "It involves some shuffling of spaces," Sailer said. "It's about the audience space and the performance space," Sailer said. "We're also playing with the dead zone between the stage and the audience."
Nelson dances the other solo. "Wow, Utah" is a structured improvisation that tells the story of her friends' reaction to the news that Nelson was moving from New York to Salt Lake City.
Nelson describes her process as improvising solos to "allow myself to get the feeling of what I'm talking about and how that affects the way I move."
And she literally means talking. Instead of music, Nelson moves as she speaks.
"The speaking part is pretty much set. The story about the differences between New York and Salt Lake City is set," she said. "The movement is improv."
Talk about spontaneous.
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P LoveDANCEmore presents the works of five female choreographers in "Daughters of Mudson" dance concert.
When • Saturday, June 16 at 8 p.m. and Sunday, June 17 at 3 p.m.
Where • Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center's Studio Theater, 138 W. 100 South, Salt Lake City
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Marlena Zahm
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Marlena E. Zahm (2011), originally from Massachusetts, has twenty-five years of experience as a dancer. She is part of the first graduating class of the Pioneer Valley Performing Arts Charter High School. She moved to San Francisco in 2008 to pursue graduate work in mental health and in 2011 received her BFA in Dance & Theater from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. It was through her work as a client using the expressive arts that she uncovered her calling to be a healing artist. She uses movement, drama, music, poetry, storytelling, and painting in her work with clients. Marlena has worked in skilled nursing facilities and in drug rehabilitation clinics as a therapist.
Currently Marlena works as a dance educator and theater director at Kids 'n' Dance in Oakland, Lafayette, and Orinda California. She has integrated her passion for dance, and education in expressive arts to facilitate self-expression through the modalities of dance and theater. She directs musical theater productions for children ages 4-11 and teaches ballet, jazz, tap, gymnastics, Creative Movement & hip-hop to children ages 2-13.
Marlena elevates awareness about the importance of the arts in education to public school administrators through lobbying and fundraising. Marlena believes that children need creative outlets to express their feelings, hopes, and fears. Through the creative process children can enrich self-understanding and compassion.
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The Tragedy in Japan
March 11, 2011
As the devastating news from Japan unfolds, it is with profound sadness that we extend our sincere condolences to our friends, partners, and all the Japanese people, whose lives have been touched. We offer our deepest sympathies, prayers, and condolences for their loss, and our support for the situation they find themselves in.
We are reaching out to the many Japanese students who are currently studying at ELS to provide our support and assistance as they struggle to reach their loved ones back home, and as they deal with the emotional impact of this tragic news.
The news also indicated that the resulting tsunami could potentially affect Hawaii, and the US West Coast. We would like to take this opportunity to inform you that the ELS crisis management plan was in full operation to ensure any possible evacuation and safety requirements for our staff and students.
In the case of ELS' centers, all West Coast centers remain open and operating normally, and there has been no impact by the waves. ELS/Honolulu closed on Friday as a precautionary measure, but is going to open on Monday.
We would like to reassure you and all our students' parents that all ELS students and staff are safe and secure. ELS is deeply concerned about everyone in its care, and has numerous systems in place to ensure their wellbeing.
Our thoughts are with our partners, our colleagues and friends, and all of the Japanese people in this difficult time.
Mark W. Harris
President and CEO
ELS Educational Services, Inc
A small donation can contribute greatly to hope. Here are some ways to make a $10 donation towards earthquake and tsunami relief in Japan.
Red Cross Japan Earthquake and Pacific Tsunami fund:
text REDCROSS to 90999 or go to www.redcross.org
Save the Children's Japan Earthquake Tsunami Children in Emergency fund:
text JAPAN to 20222 or go to www.savethechildren.com
GlobalGiving's Japan Earthquake and Tsunami Relief fund:
text JAPAN to 50555 or go to www.globalgiving.org
International Medical Corps relief efforts:
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Bill and Pam Mutz know a thing or two about parenting. The Lakeland couple has 12 kids ranging in age from 34 to 13. "We've been married 35 years and then we have children basically every other year," Pam Mutz explained. Over more than three decades of child rearing the Mutz's started to notice increasing challenges for themselves and their kids. "We've parented for 34 years and seen a difference just in that parenting period dramatically between the pressures on our younger kids versus the pressures on our older kids," Bill Mutz said.
The pressures they're talking about include the constant barrage of sexual images, innuendos and invitations in everything from television and movies to music and social media. "It's so easy for kids to access information and sometimes that's right information and sometimes that's wrong information," Pam Mutz said.
That's why Bill and Pam decided to start a teen summit they call Culture Rock. It started as a small gathering of young people at their church in Lakeland. It has since grown to a day long event drawing more than 1,000 teens and parents. "What culture rock does is give them great information on how to build healthy relationships," Pam Mutz said.
Culture Rock includes break out sessions on topics like eating disorders, depression and sexting. "We have a college panel of kids that talk about ones that have compromised too early in their life and some who didn't and the value that came from that," Bill Mutz said.
The overall goal of Culture Rock is empower young people stand up against the variety of pressures they face in adolescence. "We can make such an incredible difference in the lives of our kids, but they have to understand their purpose. They have to understand their design," Bill Mutz said.
This year's Culture Rock will take place Saturday at First Baptist Church at the Mall in Lakeland. For more information you can go to www.culturerock.org.
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Why police were wrong to warn public they could be committing a crime by watching American journalist beheadingBy Cleland Thom 11 September 10:26
The Metropolitan Police were wrong to warn people who watched the video of the beheading of an American journalist that they could be committing a crime.
By Cleland Thom 28 August 14:55
Google Glass is now on sale in the UK. And as hordes of journalists are no doubt rushing out to buy the £1,000 device, it's worth look at the legal issues.
I blogged the other day about the way the police misuse terrorism legislation to target journalists, and the public.
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Most journalists understand sexual offences anonymity laws well. But many forget that the PCC code applies to reports sexual offences, as well – and can be stricter. This was illustrated last week, when the Northern Echo was ordered to pay costs and damages of around £10,000 after naming a rape victim.
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The Government has rejected calls to tighten up youth crime reporting restrictions following the death of Leeds school teacher Ann Maguire.
The redefining of 'public interest' journalism has had a devastating effect on our free press - and it's going to get far worseBy Cleland Thom 25 July 9:31
Editors used to work on the basis that public interest applied to every story they published … if it didn't, they wouldn't be publishing it.
Information Commissioner's journalism Data Protection guidelines suggest creep towards state-controlled mediaBy Cleland Thom 18 July 9:25
It's puzzled me for years why nobody has tried to weaken journalists' rights under the Data Protection Act.
By Cleland Thom 10 July 13:17
Police are to investigate the alleged assault and intimidation of a journalist who was taking photos after a road accident in Scotland.
By Cleland Thom 08 July 15:41
The Bournemouth Echo's decision to use huge mugshots of drink-drive offenders on their website has had some of their readers reaching for their law books.
By Cleland Thom 07 July 9:06
The Surrey Comet is one of several local newspapers to beat the EU's 'right to be forgotten' ruling by running a story about a request to Google to remove this article from search results.
Lancashire police have backed down on their plan to stop releasing photos of people who have been jailed for less than 12 months.
By Cleland Thom 18 June 15:38
A decision by Lancashire Police to stop releasing photos of people who have been jailed for less than 12 months is puzzling.
By Cleland Thom 13 June 12:50
The Commonwealth Games aren't far away now. And this, of course, means journalists cannot mention them. At all.
By Cleland Thom 05 June 12:54
Last week's Press Complaints Commission ruling against the Brent and Kilburn Times appears to stray into new territory and poses some serious concerns for journalists.
By Cleland Thom 04 June 15:54
The simple advice to journalists who use Gmail to communicate with their contacts over sensitive stories is: Don't. You cannot guarantee to keep their details confidential.
As editors face more 'take-down' requests EU 'right to be forgotten' is at odds with US 'right to remember'By Cleland Thom 27 May 11:49
Journalists are already being affected by the fall-out from the European court's decision on the 'Right to be forgotten' last week.
EU court ruling means accurate stories already in public domain could be placed beyond the reach of search enginesBy Cleland Thom 14 May 12:16
Journalists will find it harder to research stories following yesterday's European Court ruling in Google'


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The second round has been announced which includes some feature length world premiers as well as a host of crazy shorts. Nicolás López's Santos will be premiering in a sweeping tale of comic book nerds vs superheroes in a battle for the future makind, with a Chilean tip. Also playing will be Acolytes or how kids blackmail a serial killer which is quite beautifully shot. One of our favorite shorts will be playing, Osbert Parker's Film Noir. Eel Girl and the twisted Butcher's Hill will also be screened. Check out all the films after the break!
World Premiere / dir. Nicolás López / Chile / 2008 / 100 min.
Three years after his SXSW debut feature PROMEDIO ROJO, Chilean prodigy director Nicolás López returns with SANTOS, a wild, sweeping tale of comic book nerds versus superheroes in a battle for the future of mankind. Think Ultraman with a Latin American brain transplant. From the producers of SIN CITY and THE ORPHANAGE, visual effects by Troublemaker Studios. Director Nicolás López will be live in person to present the film and conduct a Q&A.
World Premiere / dir. Edward Sanchez / USA / 2008 / 90 min
While honeymooning in rural China during the "Hungry Ghost" Festival, newlyweds Melissa (Amy Smart) and Yul (Tim Chiou) find themselves stranded at night in the middle of a superstitious ritual that may be more real than folk legend. From the director of THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT. Director Edward Sanchez and Producers Gregg Hale, Matt Compton and Robin Cowie will be live in person to present the film and conduct a Q&A.
US Premiere / dir. Jon Hewitt / Australia / 2008 / 91 min.
Three teens blackmail a killer into taking down the violent bully who has been making their lives hell. An explosive first feature from Australian Jon Hewitt who will be in attendance to present the film.
US Premiere / dir. Prachya Pinkaew / Thailand / 2008 / 110 min.
The director of ONG BAK returns with his new protégé, who was in training for five years for this role. Ammara Siripong portrays an autistic girl who learns martial arts from watching Tony Jaa and Bruce Lee films so as to exact revenge on those who bankrupted her mother.
US Premiere / dir. Gadi Harel and Marcel Sarmiento / USA / 2008 / 99 min.
Exploring an abandoned sanatorium while ditching school, two high school burnouts discover a girl strapped to a gurney in a secluded chamber. Debut directors Gadi Harel and Marcel Sarmiento craft a new breed of teen angst drama set against a backdrop of humor black enough to make John Hughes retreat to a fetal state. Both directors will be in attendance to present the film.
Fear(s) of the Dark
Austin Premiere / dir. Various / France / 2007 / 85 min.
An animated anthology of films by six of the world's hottest graphic artists and cartoonists. All films are rendered in black and white, and all are based on their creators' own nightmares and fears.
Feast 2
World Premiere / dir. John Gulager / USA / 2008 / 90 min.
John Gulager returns to the Alamo to premiere the second installment in his FEAST franchise. The original crowd-pleasing splatterfest FEAST world-premiered at Fantastic Fest in our first year.
US Premiere / dir. Mabrouk El Mechri / France / 2008 / 96 min.
Jean-Claude Van Damme portrays an aging action star whose career in Hollywood is all but washed up. Returning to his homeland in Brussels, he lands in the middle of a bank heist and may have to actually save the day.
La Crème (THE Creme)
Regional Premiere / dir. Reynald Bertrand / France / 2007 / 83 min.
Under the Christmas tree, unemployed loser François Margin mysteriously finds a jar of face cream that once applied, temporarily turns him into the most famous celebrity in France.
Not Quite Hollywood
US Premiere / dir. Mark Hartley / Australia / 2008 / 102 min.
Probably the biggest concentration of explosions, nudity and blood at Fantastic Fest this year. A documentary that traces the secret and not so secret history of Ozploitation, Australian exploitation cinema.
Rule of Three
US Premiere / dir. Eric Shapiro / USA / 2007 / 85 min.
Set in one night in a seedy hotel, cult Novelist Eric Shapiro's debut feature intertwines two stories of sexual encounters gone horribly awry.
North American Premiere / dir. Jennifer Lynch / USA / 2008 / 98 min.
Jennifer Lynch (BOXING HELENA) helms a crime thriller with overtones of RASHOMON. None of the eyewitness accounts in a roadside serial killer massacre seem to match up. The FBI is called in to cut through the confusion before the killer can strike again.
Regional Premiere / dir. Joon-ho Bong, Leos Carax, Michel Gondry / 2008 / 90 min.
An anthology of three 30-minute short films, all reflections on Tokyo by three non-Japanese directors. Michel Gondry's Interior Design, Bong Joon-Ho's Shaking Tokyo and Leos Carax's Merde.
Wicked lake
Regional Premiere / dir. Zack Passero / USA / 2008 / 95 min.
Four buxom ladies head out to the country for some good old-fashioned naked lesbian Wiccan frolicking. The locals who bust in on their retreat quickly regret their imposition when the witching hour arrives.
Zombie Girl
World Premiere / dir. Aaron Marshall, Justin Johnson, Erik Mauck / USA / 2008 / 91 min.
A documentary covering the two years that it took 12-year-old Austinite Emily Hagins to write and direct the feature-length zombie movie PATHOGEN.
The 2008 Fantastic Shorts
Below are the summary descriptions of the Fantastic Shorts currently selected for Fantastic Fest 2008. The final shorts lineup and schedule will be announced in the weeks to come.
Animated Shorts
A schizophrenically entertaining 90 minute compilation of the best of the best in worldwide genre animated shorts.
Short Fuse Shorts Program
A veritable cinematic crackpipe, SHORT FUSE compiles the most intense and depraved of the entire Fantastic Fest competition shorts.
Dir. Lewis Eizykman / France / 2008 / 3 min.
Even NeverNeverland has its ups and downs, as a slightly older Peter Pan and Wendy learn on the eve of their child's birth...
Dir. Geoff Redknap / Canada / 2008 / 13 min.
Sure, it's a fact that psychopaths love to torture and destroy innocent people. But what happens when your average suburban family gets their hands on a pack of sadistic cannibals?
Dir. Yann Jouette / UK, France / 2008 / 12 min.
A self-loathing cat food canner looks for happiness in all the wrong places, especially when he learns that a "female" companion can be ordered by mail. Beautifully animated in a style that proves to be less cute n' cuddly than first glance would have you believe.
Dir. Andrew McPhillips / Canada / 2007 / 4 min.
A uniquely animated nightmare that follows the beat of your pulse and unweaves the secret link between man and insect. Music by Sigur Ros.
Dir. Rory Kindersley / USA / 2007 / 9 min.
This Hansel and Gretel-esque fairytale may seem comfortably familiar at first, but as it unfolds, something unexpected takes over....
Dir. Kirk Woller / USA / 2008 / 6 min.
Sometimes there's just no way to remain safe...even in our secure homes. Quite possibly the most unexpected surprise in the fest!
Dir. Davy Sihali / France / 2008 / 26 min.
It's safe to say that technology and intimacy are at war. This movie is a genuinely creepy exploration of the casualties.
Dir. Stephan Wicki & Tod Steven / Switzerland, USA / 2007 / 6 min.
A man combs a semi-sentient metropolis to create his own personal symphonic Frankenstein! Live action animation combines with an arguably musical score to create a short that's guaranteed to be unlike anything you've ever seen.
Dir. Fernando Fidel Urdapilleta Jimenez / Mexico / 2007 / 20 min.
A young girl learns that when your mind and emotions have been pushed beyond their limits, you can count on your body in unexpected ways.
Dir. Hermann Karlsson / Scotland, Iceland / 2006 / 1 min.
A loving eulogy to man's best friend. This animated comedy features a canine skeleton and some goofy yet sincerely tearful memories.
Dir. Paul Campion / New Zealand / 2007 / 5 min.
A scientist with unusual taste in women learns that it's probably best to date outside the workplace. A funny and shocking short that whacks you across the skull before you know what happened.
Dir. Matt O'Mahoney / USA, Canada / 2007 / 19 min / 19 min.
A nebbish bachelor loses his penis in an incident involving an epileptic hooker and experiences newfound sexual urges with his freshly transplanted member.
Dir. Rodrigo Gudino / Canada / 2008 / 6 min.
A simple photograph becomes increasingly sinister upon closer scrutiny, until nearly every evil that lives in mankind's heart is unleashed upon the viewer. From the fiends at Rue Morgue!
Dir. Arthur Metcalf / USA / 2007 / 4 min.
You think it's hard being a human? Try living your life as a roll of bubble wrap! This semi-animated short follows the lives of several little poppable pals as they fall in love, question their existence and -- of course -- get fatally pinched by human fingers.
Dir. Osbert Parker / UK / 2006 / 4 min.
A senses-shaking tribute to the criminal acts of yesteryear, as traditional film noir elements are transformed through animation and bizarro artistry into a wholly original gripping thrillride.
Dir. Naoko Masuda and Max Margulies / USA / 2007 / 2 min.
The filmmaking team behind last year's FF hit THE BIRD, THE MOUSE AND THE SAUSAGE are back with a new stop-motion food tale that reveals the nature of pescatorial reproduction.
Dir. PES / USA / 2006 / 4 min.
We don't need no fancy arcade...we got an arcade RIGHT HERE! Mysterious innovative stop-motion wizard(s) PES bring the universal excitement of video games into the real world in bold, unnatural ways.
Dir. Boris Schaarschmidt / USA / 2007 / 15 min.
An elderly groundskeeper clashes with a football team who just don't show enough sensitivity to the wonders of their playing field.
Dir. Alberto Viavattene / Italy / 2008 / 2 min.
An adult film director coaches his new star on the subtleties of succeeding in the porn industry.
Dir. Ben Peters / Canada / 2007 / 4 min.
A Ferrari-fixated mad scientist devises the perfect heist. With a mastery of advanced super-technology, what could possibly go wrong?
Dir. Karl Tebbe / Germany / 2007 / 5 min.
Here at FF, we've always recognized karaoke as a true art. But filmmaker Karl Tebbe succeeds in turning up the karaoke insanity to visually deafening levels in this megashock of musical indulgence.
Dir. Benni Diez and Marinko Spahic / Germany / 2007 / 20 min.
A botched drug deal spirals out of control in a subterranean night club filled with unnameable evils. The action is furious and so are the villains, so be prepared for some whirlwind brutality!
Dir. Luis Berdejo & Borja Cobeaga & Jorge Dorado / Spain / 2007 / 22 min
A trio of surreal takes on the Spaghetti Western genre by three of Spain's hottest young gun directors.
Dir. Blu / Argentina / 2008 / 8 min.
Street art taken to the illogical, beautiful maximum as an urban landscape is transformed into a moving palette of impossible creatures. Is this the most ambitious animation project of the century? Yes.
Dir. Leslie Ali / UK / 2007 / 6 min.
A strange family finds an even stranger singing cube that leads to an epic battle...kinda. In the tradition of FF feature FUNKY FOREST, this film uses brazen flat-out weirdness to mangle your brain into unstoppable confused laughter.
Dir. Jack Truman / USA / 2008 / 5 min.
A sophisticated older woman pontificates on the myriad pleasures of outdoor plumbing and the human digestive system.
Dir. Daniel Trezise / USA / 2007 / 12 min.
In a socially disconnected future, two people feel a spark, but they'll need to break modern laws to act on their rediscovered humanity.
Dir. Daniel Bruce / Netherlands / 2007 / 10 min.
A terrified young woman grips her steering wheel as she's pursued at high speed on a winding mountain road. A truly intense action mystery that'll burst at least three veins in your forehead.
Dir. Juan Manuel Betancourt / Colombia / 2007 / 13 min.
Some people complain about their life unraveling, but it's rarely as pronounced as in this whimsical, bizarre short from a young Colombian visualist already on par with mighty artists like Michel Gondry.
Dir. Carlos Crespo / Spain / 2006 / 15 min.
A lonesome, elderly ventriloquist is plagued by his ugly reality and his lil' wooden friend in this unexpectedly comic view of people at the very last rung of society's ladder.
Dir. Julien Zenier / France, Spain / 2008 / 11 min.
When you can't strike out against the world, that only leaves one option. This self-punishing short may very well have the audience running for air.
Dir. Burke Roberts / USA / 2007 / 8 min.
A jarring exploration of how everything you know can go horribly, irreversibly wrong in a matter of seconds.
Dir. Bobbie Peers / Norway / 2007 / 10 min.
A detached young man finds comfort in his old childhood superhero suit. But the real world isn't nearly as accepting of the powers it holds.
Dir. Carla Coma / Canada / 2007 / 2 min.
True love sees no barriers...including species. Taxidermy animation that will make you want to run out, kill things and use them to create great art.
Dir. John Crye / USA / 2008 / 10 min.
Cheap thrills come with a very high price as a fresh-faced young partygoer learns that there's more than one side to recreational fun.
Dir. Adam Green / USA / 2008 / 10 min.
What's more natural than a 32-year-old man (HATCHET's Joel David Moore) wanting to go out trick-or-treating with his friends? When the ol' ball and chain turns him down, things reach a serious boiling point.
Dir. Jason Eisener / Canada / 2008 / 15 min
HOBO WITH A SHOTGUN creators Jason Eisener and Rob Cotterill imagine a yuletide season where the Christmas trees finally even the score for decades of living under the axe of mankind.
Dir. Pascal Forney / Switzerland / 2008 / 22 min.
The tragically hilarious tale of a would-be magician that just can't seem to perfect his saw-the-lady-in-half illusion. In Vincent's world, success, dignity and willing female stage assistants are hard to come by.
Dir. Anna Solana & Marc Riva / Spain / 2007 / 9 min
Violeta makes a new friend and takes him back home to meet the folks. Too bad the depths of depravity of this family is unparalleled in the history of animation.
Dir. Timothy Cawley / USA / 2007 / 15 min.
A group of people who live in terror of the world reach out to one another when their greatest fears are realized. A quietly romantic look at the apocalypse.
Dir. Steve Callen / Australia / 2007 / 22 min.
A drunken department store Santa is kidnapped and tortured by two severely delusional hoods in this comedy that takes the magic of the holiday season and kicks its ass off.
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In Draper, Artistic Dance Utah, 556 E. 12300 South, started offering adult classes last summer when Michelle Nielsen took over as owner. The 33-year-old dancer — she danced throughout her four pregnancies — knows how fulfilling it is and was determined to help other adults join in on the fun.
The studio offers adult tap, ballet, jazz, hip-hop and contemporary classes.
Lose yourself to dance
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Artistic Dance Utah » 556 E. 12300 South, Draper; www.artisticdanceutah.com/
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Staying or getting in shape is only part of the reason adult students join, she said.
"Adults come in and say, 'I just miss that part of myself. I used to dance and it made me feel alive. It connected me to my soul.' "
While Zumba and other aerobic dance classes at a gym focus on moving left and right and in circles, Nielsen said the dance classes she offers taps into something more creative. "It involves a layer of your soul that people are having a hard time finding at the gym."
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Have you ever reached the intersection of Birch Bay-Lynden Road and Portal Way and been unclear as to whether you had the right of way or not? You're not alone.
A Whatcom County Public Works department project hopes to clear any confusion by installing traffic signals, along with turn lanes, drainage and railroad crossing upgrades, better lighting and a stormwater retention pond.
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While construction in total will last approximately five months, the portion of work that requires closing Birch Bay-Lynden Road completely and result in detours will only take five–10 days. That work is scheduled early in the construction process to minimize disruption to Birch Bay residents and visitors during the busy summer season. The closures will occur in two stages for two to five days each time. Thompson anticipated that those closures will happen in mid-May.
During the closures, a detour route will run south on Portal Way to Grandview Road, west to Blaine Road and north on Blaine Road until drivers are reconnected to Birch Bay-Lynden Road. Locals are encouraged to take back roads that make for a shorter detour. Traffic on Birch Bay-Lynden Road will be down to one lane during some other periods.
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Rogers blew down the door his with his air rifle and threw an R-Grenade in the building. After a seconds pause, a small armored man charged in, two giant figures behind him.
The room exploded in light and the larger of the paired men hit the floor. U-Lis didn't have time to react as he ran forward—he jumped over his squad member spraying his automatics in each direction arms crossed. There were three targets in the room and two of them were out by the time he hit the floor. The last was in the corner behind a toppled refrigerator blasting an Ion-Cannon in what felt like eternal bursts. As the splashes of orange gooey light crossed over U-Lis' head, the scene felt like it was in slow motion. The dreadlocked man cackled as he fired exposing missing and golden teeth. His laughter gargled and deep at the winded down play speed.
U-Lis clicked back on. His man was on the floor curled up in fetal position, grimacing and clutching his stomach—the wound massive and boiling. The air smelled poisonous and rank like radiated and burnt tissue. This wasn't training anymore. It was the real thing.
The target fired off another burst and then went running into the next room still crowing like a pure psychotic—something U-Lis had never heard in his life but didn't need a base for comparison. The insanity rung at his core unnerving him from the inside out, but he followed.
In the next room, the man was standing with his arms up. The plasma gun laid on the floor smoking.
The man ignored him backing up toward an open balcony and still laughing like a maniac. U-Lis would have ended it there, but the man had nowhere to go. They were on the 22nd level of the complex, and The Source would want this man alive. He was crazy, but he was someone. However he had inserted himself into a Source Training Interval was an absurd puzzle enough. It was supposed to be a simulation and now there was a man dying—a whole life dedicated to the cause and now all a waste.
"yuh'knawha misa caupah," the man's voice almost at a whisper now. He continued to walk backwards.
U-Lis knew what he was doing, but he stood transfixed in horror.
"yuh'knawha misa caupah…Ai' seh yo lod befo. O yuh. Ai' seh'd it. Yuh fol binrond. Yuh binrond sesda faree pahginin," he shook a finger, "buh dado mene s'rah."
He leaned his back over the railing.
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He didn't make a sound falling.
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Saturday, 10th July, 2010, 05:46 AM #681
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I got an email from someone about my Mythra overhaul request eariler this week. I sent and email back, but I did not get a response, I was wondering if you got it? (I don't know the person's forum name.)
I made the changes and was wondering what I should include about the cat familiar in the summary?My PBP characters: http://tinyurl.com/yy9skz2
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Saturday, 10th July, 2010, 05:05 PM #682
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I've been working on my second character. I got it crunched out and went to put it on the wiki, but I'm running into formatting issues. This is kind of strange since I had no trouble with my first character, but my expertise with this stuff is about limited to combing through for a pair of brackets that didn't get closed, and that's not helping this time (possibly I'm just not combing well enough).
I'm hoping that somebody less stupid than me might take a minute to look over it and tell me if they can see what's happened - I'd really appreciate it.
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EDIT: never mind, I think I figured it out myself. No source mode. Doh. It's still screwed up but I'm fixing it slowly.
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Saturday, 10th July, 2010, 05:25 PM #683
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There's a "source" button at the top right. making changes without being in the source mode is what was giving me all kinds of problems. try that.
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Saturday, 10th July, 2010, 06:20 PM #684
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Yep that was it.
Sunday, 11th July, 2010, 04:23 AM #685
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"Experience is that great thing that allow you to see a mistake when you do it again."
Sunday, 11th July, 2010, 05:07 AM #686
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They could be shoehorned in, but then again, I wouldn't add Warforged or Dragonshards to a public Forgotten Realms campaign either. There are just some flavor elements that belong in certain campaign settings and shouldn't be in other ones. Especially public ones where there are certain campaign flavor expectations.
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This falls under the aegis of "No FR specific feats"' in the charter (the House Rules page), just as no PoL-specific Channel Divinity feats are allowed. One could make a proposal, but I'm with KD on this one.
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Sunday, 11th July, 2010, 01:49 PM #688
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The Traveler article in Dragon recommended using feats for Avandra and Sehanine when they seemed appropriate. I think that's probably the best way of looking at it. If you want a particular item for a PoLand or FR god that fits an Eberron god, put in a proposal. If the judges agree that it fits that god, they'll probably approve.
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Saturday, 17th July, 2010, 03:31 AM #689
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Can the belt of feral might work with the fighter class specializing in battlerager vigor or is it just for barbarians of the rageblood vigor variety?
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Saturday, 17th July, 2010, 04:20 AM #690
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It works with "your Rageblood Vigor class feature". It's very specific - in other words, it doesn't mention battlerager vigor so it wouldn't do anything for that class feature.


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Do you have a strategic plan for your museum career? Lots of museums have five or ten year strategic plans, but have you ever thought of doing one for yourself? At the very least, some goals and timeframes will help you aim for where you want to be. Linda Norris, an independent museum consultant and […]
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August 21, 2011 is the 100 year anniversary of the famous theft of the Mona Lisa from the Louvre in Paris. The painting disappeared for two years, stolen by Italian artist Vincenzo Peruggia. Joe Medeiros is a comedic writer who has been obsessed with the theft for most of his life, and to commemorate the […]
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