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Sea Level Rise
What is Expected for New York
Rising seas and increased storm surges
put New York's coastlines at risk.
Fast Facts - Sea-level Rise in New York
New York has an estimated 1,850 miles of tidal shoreline exposed to the action of tides, wind and waves - much of it developed and densely populated.
New York has experienced at least a foot of sea-level rise since 1900, mostly due to expansion of warming ocean water. Certain conditions along New York's coast make sea-level rise here somewhat higher than the global average.
New York's coastal marine counties already see more intense storm surges and floods. Superstorm Sandy highlighted the risks and vulnerabilities of our tidal shorelines, which are home to more than half of New Yorkers.
By 2100, scientists project sea levels 18 to 50 inches higher than today along New York's coastlines and estuaries, though a rise as high as 75 inches could occur.
Sea-level rise is locked in for centuries, or even millennia, by heat-trapping greenhouse gases already in the atmosphere. Continuing or increasing emissions will speed up the rise to higher levels.
Energy, land use and infrastructure decisions made now will determine how vulnerable our children and grandchildren will be to rising sea-levels.
Assessing risks and planning for resilience
Sea-level rise poses a significant risk to New York's people, resources and economy. Especially when levels are rising rapidly, communities and individuals need science-based projections to evaluate risks and plan for adaptation.
Currently, the best available projections for planning purposes are found in the 2014 Supplement to ClimAID (ClimAID link at right). Under the recently-adopted CRRA statute, New York will establish official State sea-level rise projections by early 2016.
Community Risk and Resiliency Act (CRRA)
The Community Risk and Resiliency Act (CRRA) designates specific State permitting, facility siting and funding programs that must take into account the intensified impacts of storm surges and floods as sea-levels rise. To facilitate impact evaluation, the law directs DEC to adopt science-based sea-level rise projections by January 1, 2016 and to provide guidance to help State agencies apply these projections.
ClimAID: 2011 and 2014
In 2011, Responding to Climate Change in New York State (ClimAID) provided the first projections of sea-level rise specifically along New York's coastlines and estuaries. The ClimAID 2014 Supplement refined these projections to take into account all known components of sea-level rise, based on advances in physical understanding, climate modeling and computing and reflecting observational data that include Hurricane Irene and Superstorm Sandy. DEC considers these projections to be the best available at this time for New York planners.
Sea-level Rise Task Force
In a report issued early in 2011, the New York State Sea Level Rise Task Force assessed sea-level rise impacts and identified the greatest threats to coastal communities and natural resources:
- Increased frequency and intensity of severe flooding and storm surge damage, not only to communities and infrastructure, but also to critical ecosystems that buffer against floods, protect drinking water and provide habitat for important species;
- Increased erosion of beaches and bluffs;
- Inundation of low-lying areas;
- Saltwater infiltration of surface waters and aquifers;
- Possible compromise of low-lying sewage, wastewater, transportation, communication, and energy infrastructure and systems.
Sea Level Rise Task Force recommendations are the basis for many of New York's current climate change adaptation policies.
Projected sea-level rise in New York
Sea-level rise projections adopted for New York State will draw on previous expert projections, with the benefit of input from participants in a series of public meetings held in June, 2015.
Global sea-level rise
Since 1900, global mean sea-level rose by about 8 inches; since the mid-19th century the rate of sea-level rise has been larger than the mean rate during the previous two millennia, according to the Summary for Policymakers of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) Fifth Assessment Report, prepared by collaboration of hundreds of climate scientists around the world under the auspices of the United Nations. If moderate amounts of land ice melt, the IPCC projects the likely global sea level rise by 2100 will be approximately 20 to 38 inches, estimating that a rise of that magnitude will be experienced by 70 percent of the world's coastlines.
New York State sea-level rise
Certain regional conditions, such as subsidence of coastal lands, make it likely that sea-level rise in New York will exceed the global mean. Tide-gauge observations indicate that rates of relative sea-level rise in New York State over the last century have been greater than the global mean, averaging 1.2 inches per decade.
[The term relative sea level means the height of the sea relative to a land benchmark. Relative sea level takes into account both global sea level and certain local factors, including subsidence or uplift of the earth's crust in response to groundwater or mineral extraction, changes in glaciation, tectonic activity, sediment consolidation or short-term climatic fluctuations (e.g., El Nino Southern Oscillation). These regional components are described in the 2014 ClimAID Supplement.]
2014 ClimAID Supplement Sea-Level Rise Projections
Montauk Point
|Baseline (2000-2004) 0 inches
|Low Estimate (10th Percentile)
|Middle Range (25th to 75th Percentile)
|High Estimate (90th Percentile)
|2 in
|4 to 8 in
|10 in
|8 in
|11 to 21 in
|30 in
|13 in
|18 to 39 in
|58 in
|15 in
|21 to 47 in
72 in
New York City
|Baseline (2000-2004) 0 inches
|Low Estimate (10th Percentile)
|Middle Range (25th to 75th Percentile)
|High Estimate (90th Percentile)
|2 in
|4 to 8 in
|10 in
|8 in
|11 to 21 in
|30 in
|13 in
|18 to 39 in
|58 in
|15 in
|22 to 50 in
72 in
Troy Dam
|Baseline (2000-2004) 0 inches
|Low Estimate (10th Percentile)
|Middle Range (25th to 75th Percentile)
|High Estimate (90th Percentile)
|1 in
|3 to 7 in
|9 in
|5 in
|9 to 19 in
|27 in
|10 in
|14 to 36 in
|54 in
|11 in
|18 to 46 in
71 in
The timeslices in the table refer to decades. For example, the 2020s timeslice means the period 2020-2029. Model results are expressed as outcomes or ranges of outcomes at different levels of probability. For example, if 90 percent of the model results occurred below the 90th percentile level, there would be a less than ten percent likelihood of the sea rising by more than that amount. Expressing outcomes in this manner helps decisionmakers assess risks by making it easier for them to take into account both the probability of an event and the severity of the event's consequences.
The technical basis for New York sea-level rise projections given here is found in the report of the Sea Level Rise Task Force and the ClimAid Integrated Assessment for Effective Climate-change Adaptation Strategies in New York State.
It is important to remember that sea-level rise will continue for centuries beyond 2100, so that for many decisions it is not a matter of whether a certain sea-level rise will occur, but when.
More about Sea Level Rise:
- Sea Level Rise Task Force Report - Final Sea Level Rise Task Force Report


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By Jeff McDonald
As far as setups go, this one felt like old hat for the Spurs.
Their bags were packed, the wives and kids had been kissed goodbye, a plane was idling on some tarmac somewhere.
"I haven't even really unpacked from the last trip," guard Gary Neal said. "I took all my clothes out of the suitcase, washed them and put them right back in."
Before the Spurs could embark on their third long road trip of the young season, on which they will play four games in four time zones, there was one loose end left to tie up Friday at the AT&T Center.
A 114-92 victory over Houston satisfied dual goals for the Spurs — they pocketed their 16th victory of the season, and with the miles that lie ahead, didn't have to waste too much energy to do it.
Tony Parker had 17 points and seven assists for the Spurs, while Tim Duncan turned in a 12-point, 12-rebound double-double. More crucial given the trip that begins tonight in Charlotte, neither had to lift a finger in the fourth quarter.
In fact, no player logged more than Neal's 25 minutes, 41 seconds, for the Spurs, who never trailed and led by as many as 33 points in the second half.
Spreading the minutes around was a pregame objective for coach Gregg Popovich, who admitted he needed help from his players to achieve it.
"You never know what's going to happen," Popovich said. "It could be a two-point game, and then all those guys wouldn't have played the same way."
Not that the Spurs (16-4) are exactly weary of traveling. They have won 29 of their last 34 regular-season road games, dating to 2011-12, and lead the league in road wins this season with a 9-2 mark.
"It just shows the professional manner of the team," Neal said. "We handle the road like we handle homecourt advantage."
If the Rockets (9-9) had a chance to be more than just a speed bump in the way of the Spurs' next road trip, it disintegrated during a span of 3:40 in the third quarter.
Houston had closed to 66-58 after Jeremy Lin's transition layup with 7:27 left in the frame. Popovich called timeout and gently reminded players a game was still going on.
"We refocused ourselves at that point," Duncan said.
A Duncan jumper out of the break, followed by three more quick baskets from Neal, sparked a 15-0 run that put the Rockets away.
By the time it was over, the Spurs led 81-58, and Houston was on the way to squandering James Harden's 29-point night.
The Spurs were en route to their eighth win in nine games — with the loss coming short-handed at Miami.
"That's what we strive to become," said Lin — who had four points, four assists and six rebounds — of the Spurs. "You might see it in a great game, half, or stretch when we play like that. But we've got to get to the point where we're running the system."
The Spurs held the NBA's third-highest scoring team to nearly 12 points below its season average while setting a season scoring high of their own. They also matched a season high with 33 assists.
The Spurs once again got solid production off the bench, with 15 points from Tiago Splitter, 12 apiece from Manu Ginobili and Patty Mills and seven points and five assists from Nando De Colo.
"That's something Coach Pop has made sure we focus on," Mills said.
"From the first guy to the last guy, it's making sure we're sharp all the time."
If Matt Bonner's dunk from Cory Joseph with 4:55 to go didn't signal the undignified end for the Rockets, De Colo's backdoor layup from Joseph moments later did.
By then, Parker, Duncan and Ginobili might have already had their feet propped up on the team plane, had the league allowed it.
"It was good to keep our minutes down, spread it around as much as possible," Duncan said. "We want to have as much rest as possible and not take Charlotte lightly."
Bags in hand, the Spurs headed for the airport not long after the final horn, on the road again.
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Cliff Morgan: Former Wales fly-half and BBC broadcaster dies aged 83
Wales rugby international and broadcaster Cliff Morgan has died at the age of 83.
Morgan was one of the most talented fly-halves in the game, before becoming a respected commentator, writer and head of BBC outside broadcasts.
He won 29 caps for Wales, his first in 1951, captained the British and Irish Lions and also played for Cardiff.
Morgan will be forever associated with his commentary on the Barbarians v All Blacks match in 1973.
He is particularly remembered for his description of Gareth Edwards's famous try: "Brilliant by Quinnell. This is Gareth Edwards; a dramatic start. What a score!"
His easy-going charm and passionate love of sport was familiar to both rugby supporters and radio and television audiences.
He enjoyed a successful career as a mercurial fly-half for Cardiff, Wales, the Barbarians and the Lions before finding a new career in broadcasting.
Clifford Isaac Morgan was born on 7 April, 1930 in the village of Trebanog in the heart of the Rhondda.
The son of a coal miner who turned down an offer to play for Tottenham Hotspur, the young Cliff combined a love of singing and woodwork with a burgeoning ability on the rugby pitch.
His rugby master played the young Morgan at every position from prop to wing, before allowing him to excel at fly-half, a role which could have been created for him.
Short, slightly stocky and with an innate sense of balance, Morgan cut through opposition defences, often cheekily showing the other sides' players the ball before darting away and passing it.
Aged 19, he was picked to play for Cardiff and proved to be an inspirational presence, who, within a year, won the first of 29 caps for his country.
He was a pivotal member of the Grand Slam-winning team of 1952, more than holding his own alongside giants of the game like Bleddyn Williams and Ken Jones.
The following year, Morgan inspired first Cardiff, and then Wales, to victory against the mighty New Zealand All Blacks.
In 1955, he dazzled for the Lions on their tour of South Africa, scoring a crucial try against the Springboks in Johannesburg.
The Lions' 23-22 victory, in front of a crowd of 96,000 in the rarefied air of the Transvaal, was considered by Morgan to have been the greatest day of his sporting life.
Three years later, he retired from rugby at just 28, leaving behind many memories and admirers.
He moved effortlessly from player to broadcaster, first with the BBC in Wales before making the move to London.
If anything, his broadcasting career eclipsed his efforts on the rugby field. As editor of Grandstand and head of outside broadcasts, he helped define the way the corporation covered major sporting events.
To the surprise of many of his colleagues, he quit the BBC to edit This Week, the successful current affairs programme on ITV.
A stroke in 1972 left Morgan speechless and paralysed down one side, but he completed a remarkable recovery when, having returned to the BBC, he commentated on the legendary 1973 match between the Barbarians and the All Blacks at Cardiff Arms Park.
As Gareth Edwards crashed over for 'that try', Morgan's commentary rose magnificently to the occasion: "If the greatest writer of the written word would have written that story, you'd never have believed it."
Ironically, it was rugby's other great voice, that of the late Bill McLaren, which should have told the story of the try, but the Scot was forced to withdraw with flu on the morning of the game.
In many ways it was fitting that Morgan should have been in the commentator's seat. A true Barbarian, he played in the famous black and white shirt before ever being picked for Wales and his view of how sport should be played reflected the amateur ethos.
He was uncomfortable with the flood of money going into sport and openly criticised those players who came to the game with a win-at-all-costs mentality.
A spell as resident captain on A Question of Sport was followed by what for many was his crowning achievement, the 11 years behind the microphone on Sport on 4.
For many Radio 4 listeners, the weekend had not properly begun until they had tuned in to Morgan's perceptive take on the sporting world, delivered in what fellow presenter Des Lynam described as "one of the best broadcasting voices of all time".
In 2007 he received a lifetime achievement award from BBC Wales and a tribute from fellow Barbarian, Tony O'Reilly.
"He's a man apart because of his gaiety, his grandeur, eloquence, because of his skills as a football player and his generosity to other players, which was enormous," said O'Reilly.
Barbara Slater, director of BBC Sport, said Morgan was "an inspiration" to fellow broadcasters.
"Cliff Morgan was not only a superstar in rugby union, but also a pioneer in sports broadcasting and an inspiration to so many of the great voices of BBC Sport," said Slater.
"He was a scholar and a wordsmith, who had a wonderful understanding of the use of language in broadcasting.
"His commentary of the 1973 Barbarians match against the All Blacks, and in particular Gareth Edwards' famous try, was sublime in its simplicity and will be remembered for many years to come.
"Off-air, he played a huge role in the success of BBC Sport in the 70s and 80s, across a number of senior positions, delivering coverage of huge events including World Cups, Commonwealth and Olympic Games.
"He will be sorely missed by all in the sports broadcasting community."
Comment number 6. Posted by AGon 29 Aug 2013 09:23
A great player, a great broadcaster, it seems a great administrator/leader in the BBC, and always came over as a really nice bloke. We're all lucky to have had him for so long after his stroke over 40 years ago. Not sure they're making people like this any more.
A Scot
Comment number 134. Posted by grimsqueakeron 29 Aug 2013 12:28
On behalf of the Morgan Family I would like to thank you all for your kind words. As regards Money's comment, I'm sure Cliff would not have been harsh in response, as harshness was not his nature. After all, there are many thousands of 'quite well known people' that none of us have heard of :).
Comment number 193. Posted by NickMorganon 29 Aug 2013 15:34
It has been an emotional day and I want to thank you ALL for your kind words and memories. He was so generous in so many ways and I am overwhelmed that he touched your lives in such a way. I am lucky to be able to say he is my Dad
Comment number 110. Posted by Davey Traskeron 29 Aug 2013 11:29
Do you remember when the BBC had Cliff Morgan and Bill McClaren for the rugby, Jim Laker and Richie Benaud for the cricket and Dan Maskell for the tennis? They were all absolutely brilliant.
Comment number 98. Posted by Carole Janeon 29 Aug 2013 11:08
Oh Cliffie, I'm devastated. My five years working as your PA were the happiest of my 18-year BBC career. Thank you for everything you did for me. A true gentleman, legend and all round good person. R.I.P. & God bless xx
Comment number 11. Posted by mistered5on 29 Aug 2013 09:25
I'm not old enough to remember his commentaries, never mind him playing.
But I do remember his brilliant Saturday morning sports programme on Radio 4. Just simple questions and simple answers from other sportspeople.
Such a shame there's nothing like it on the BBC any more in the age of media driven controversy and instant soundbites.
Comment number 20. Posted by BearMcRowdyon 29 Aug 2013 09:30
@4 Money - or Fortune (whatever you prefer), I don't usually bite to your obvious trolling but you are scraping the barrel of decency to come on to a thread about the passing of someone and question their worth just because you have never heard of them.
Stick to lying about all the fields you are an expert in in future. At least they are mildly amusing.
RIP Cliff
Comment number 5. Posted by Rallymanon 29 Aug 2013 09:23
Another of the great commentators has passed on. He was a gifted player and a true gentleman. The world of sport is the poorer for his passing
Comment number 82. Posted by Gazon 29 Aug 2013 10:42
Reflecting upon the quality of some of the commentators now, I wonder where the BBC and others are, with the likes of Sonia, Gabby etc. I never rated NSM or Robertson, but wallowed in the great Bill McClaren and Cliff Morgan's commentaries - the big difference for me is the passion behind the voice, like the South African Olympic swimmers dad's proudness of his boy's achievements.
Comment number 28. Posted by CaptainFantasticon 29 Aug 2013 09:35
4.Money -------------- Why comment.
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On May 30, HBO subscribers will be able to tune into the network's broadcast of this year's Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony.
Mother's Day -- a time to put mom on a pedestal. Or, in this case, on the hot seat.
News morning shows are always light and fun, but who knew they could be so dirty?
Mother's Day is Sunday. Have you gotten her anything yet? A recent survey showed that most mom's would of course spend time with their kids. But, you know ya gotta do more, right?
You know how it's awkward to be on an elevator with a stranger? Well, this is much worse.
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Chef Richard Reddington's sleek, sultry, Mediterrasian restaurant is as close to Hollywood as you'll find in Napa Valley.
The Wine Country Inn was the first bed-and-breakfast in the Napa Valley—and although still family owned and operated—is now a luxurious boutique hotel. It has 24 individually designed rooms and five private cottages with antiques, fireplaces, and quilts handmade by the owner's grandparents.
Chef Sheamus Feeley grew up on an Arkansas farm with cows, chickens, and pigs, then received his tutelage in seasonal produce while living in Peru.
Join the locals for a cup of house-roasted java (Clean Teeth Murray's is a favorite blend).
In addition to specialty market Dean and Deluca and Rudd winery, Leslie Rudd owns this restaurant.
An all-vegetarian restaurant—never mind one with an attached yoga studio—may seem at odds with the epicurean indulgences of wine country. But for many (including some of the country's top restaurant critics), that notion has been challenged by a meal at Ubuntu.
In the Fall of 2008, Food Network celebrity chef Michael Chiarello launched this low-key dining room with wood-beamed ceilings and Venetian-plaster walls.
After being open for more than 20 years, Terra restaurant finally acquired its liquor license in 2010. That's whenowners Hiro Sone and Lissa Doumani split the space in two and opened Bar Terra next door for more casual dining.
Situated in the Historic Napa Mill district established in 1884, the Napa General Store contains several operations: a restaurant serving breakfast and lunch; a wine tasting bar specializing in small-batch local wines; and a gift store selling everything from jewelry to vases made with grape vine
What It's Like: On the banks of the Napa River in a 100-year-old white-and-blue-painted (former) boathouse, this family-run bistro is loved by locals throughout the valley for its French-inspired menu and cheery ambience—think oversize bouquets of loosely bundled meadow flowers,
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I think the concept of "erotic" is so open to subjective evaluation that in the future we might get caught in endless discussions about a certain piece of art being or being not "Erotic". Furthermore, I would not use the term "gay" dealing with the past, pace John Boswell. Perhaps something like "same sex" whatever might be better? I have not a firm opinion on the matter, so I express my doubt here asking for a debate. --User:G.dallorto 13:00, 19 May 2007 (UTC)
- I take this name because there was a Category:Gay sex and Category:Lesbic sex. Yes, for old pics the name is a little difficult. You know a better one? Or both Cats in Category:Same-sex erotic? Category:Same-sex erotic should fill with very intimate or full nakedness pics between Category:Same-sex couples and Category:Same-sex sexuality (See there Gay & Lesb). It should make it a little more easier Pics beside sex. --Fg68at de:Disk 19:29, 19 May 2007 (UTC)
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Two highly stimulating cricket events — the 'Dilip Sardesai Memorial Lecture' and 'Remembering Frank Tyson' were held in Mumbai recently drove home the importance of pure cricket charcha
A 14-year-old boy allegedly committed suicide after his mother scolded him for playing games on his mobile phone, asking him to study instead
We spoke to Devraj Sanyal, Universal Music's larger than life head honcho, about his latest triumph: that of being chosen as one of the judges in India's first-ever homegrown English singing talent hunt, The Stage, to be aired on TV this weekend
The lynching of Mohammed Akhlaq in Dadri, Uttar Pradesh, not far away from the national capital, New Delhi, has shocked and dismayed most Indians but not, as it turns out, for the same reasons
Dr Ravindra Diddee (70), a Mumbai dentist was driving down SV Road towards Mahim on October 1
One would think she'd be the last person who'd want to enter a tweet battle, given how her last war of words on the micro-blogging site ended, but the phrase once bitten twice shy, does not seem to be a belief of Pakistani journalist Mehr Tarar
Readers of a Filmfare would remember a column called Readers Don't Digest, in which people would write in with gaffes they spotted while watching movies
Yesterday, this paper carried a front-page report about a heist in SoBo's swish Oberoi-Trident hotel, where three Rolex and three Panerai watches, worth Rs 36 lakh, were stolen from a display case in a vestibule connecting the Oberoi and Trident hotels
Whoever it is, he certainly has a sense of twisted literary humour. Yesterday when Manu Joseph, author (Serious Men and The Illicit Happiness of Other People) and columnist for the International New York Times, posted a wry comment on an online hoax, it elicited an expected share of chuckles
The sense of occasion was overwhelming. A scan of the crowds inside and around the church would make one imagine it was the build-up before Christmas or Easter mass
She was booed when she shed all inhibitions to dance with her husband at a cultural event at her official residence
India made a sharp and strong case for itself last week at the UN when Pakistan raked up the Kashmir issue
The negotiations are over, compromises made, and the last piece of the jigsaw puzzle is slotted tightly. The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has a new president!
The centenary edition of the Khushwant Singh Lit fest, which unfolds this weekend and in which we are participating, appears to be a real cracker of a fest
Anant Chaturthi may be over, but the city is still worshipping Ganesha idols made by artisans from across the country as many communities keep idols up to 21 days
How wide people smiled to see you last week. A month-old bundle bravely swaddled in a huge theatre foyer, surely the youngest member of the audience
People say India is chaotic. Yet, what looks like chaos to some, is also an incredible diversity genuinely trying to accommodate different needs, journeys, approaches, contradictions
Now, this no one writes poetry about. Nor prose. No one sings about it. Not Madonna or Beyonce
A minister recently allegedly told scientists in the defence industry to be like rishis. He was referring to the story of sage Dadhichi who gave up his body so that his bones could be used to make the Vajra weapon for Indra, king of the gods
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I've been using this product for several years. It is fairly cheap and it cleanses my face pretty well. However, I wouldn't say it is a miracle product and that it has made my face silky smooth. I still have noticeable pimples. You also need to moisturize after using. But I'm still rating this highly since it does its job of effectively removing grime without leaving residue.
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DVD Review: William H. Macy's Sappy Directorial Debut 'Rudderless'Submitted by NickHC on January 20, 2015 - 11:10am
CHICAGO – Actor William H. Macy's directorial debut "Rudderless" is a film of open mic songwriting that tackles a recovery from grief with neat lyrics and easy metaphors. Instead of standing out, Macy has provided another sap's ballad that has the cuteness of "Kumbaya", one that aims to please the crowd without challenging emotions, only showing them.
Film Review: Direction Proves a Problem For Open Mic Drama 'Rudderless'Submitted by NickHC on October 20, 2014 - 9:37pm
CHICAGO – Actor William H. Macy's directorial debut "Rudderless" is a film of open mic songwriting that tackles a recovery from grief with neat lyrics and easy metaphors. Instead of standing out, Macy has provided another sap's ballad that has the cuteness of "Kumbaya", one that aims to please the crowd without challenging emotions, only presenting them.
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TV Review: Second Season of 'Hannibal' Crosses the Next PlateauSubmitted by DaveHC on February 26, 2014 - 11:20am
CHICAGO – After becoming one of last season's don't miss shows "Hannibal" has it's work cut out for it on several fronts. Forget the fact that the bar is set so high for the writing and the acting and visual aesthetics. Underneath all that is another far more daunting task. Show Runner Bryan Fuller has already let leak that Season Four is when the events depicted in the novels and previous film adaptations will start to enter the mix – culminating in a season that imagines events taking place after the film "Hannibal" (2001).
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Blu-ray Review: 'Hannibal' is Best Drama on Network TVSubmitted by BrianTT on September 27, 2013 - 9:02am
CHICAGO – Has there ever been a network TV show more cinematic than "Hannibal"? Especially when one watches it commercial-free in "binge" format on the newly-released Blu-ray, one can even more distinctly appreciate the fact that the first season of Bryan Fuller's incredible show, the best on network TV, plays like long film. Scratch that.
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TV Review: NBC's 'Hannibal' is Smart, Creepy, Adult ThrillerSubmitted by BrianTT on April 4, 2013 - 10:14am
CHICAGO – NBC's "Hannibal" is the best new network drama of the 2012-13 season. It's a smart, creepy, atmospheric piece of work that perfectly gets the Thomas Harris universe that gave us one of the most memorable villains of all time.
Blu-ray Review: HBO Telefilm Releases Mark Black History MonthSubmitted by BrianTT on January 24, 2012 - 1:56pm
CHICAGO – With the success of "Red Tails," currently in theaters, movie goers may want another, less Lucasversed take on the same story and could get it with one part of the three-movie wave of releases from HBO Home Video meant to celebrate Black History Month — "The Tuskegee Airmen," which just hit the format with "Thurgood" and "The Josephine Baker Story."
Blu-ray Review: Steven Soderbergh Delivers Again With Riveting 'Contagion'Submitted by BrianTT on January 11, 2012 - 5:32pm
CHICAGO – January 2012 is Steven Soderbergh month. The man's newest film, "Haywire," opens in theaters on January 20th (and we'll have a review up shortly before it opens) while Criterion is upgrading his Oscar-winning "Traffic" to Blu-ray and re-releasing their DVD edition on the 17th of the month (you can, of course, also expect a review of that to run soon). The first wave of the Soderbergh trifecta is the Blu-ray and DVD release of "Contagion," another expertly-made piece of filmmaking from a man who seems to know how to do nothing less.


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| Redfox17 chapter 15 . 6/15/2011
I love the title of this chapter! Behind the curtain of Sesshoumarus masquerade of ignorance! :)
| Rakahn chapter 15 . 6/15/2011
It's Lost with youkai. Do we get to see the smoke monster next chapter?
(No I'm kidding, but that last line gave it that vibe.)
Also, interesting if Inuyasha is one of the guests, but at least one of the imps was under the impression that they were expecting two "humans."
In fact, the political state of this 'verse is interesting as a rule.
| Blueberry Babe chapter 15 . 6/14/2011
Interesting thanks.
| DreamBeamz chapter 15 . 6/14/2011
-giggles- I love it! He knows everything and the true guests can't find it! This will definitely be a fun adventure for Kagome and Kouga! :)
| Ele Goddess of Elements chapter 15 . 6/14/2011
i love love love love love love love this :D
| DreamBeamz chapter 14 . 6/14/2011
Aww they are so amusing together! I can't wait to see Sesshomaru's reaction! :)
| LilyGirl1o1 chapter 15 . 6/14/2011
So...this all happened because Inuyasha got lost...? XD Nice. Well, I guess that's not right...
But dang! So they know they're lying and they're gonna let them do it anyway? Talk about evil XD And oohh, it's Sesshy's mom! :D I love her!
| iNuQTpIe chapter 14 . 6/14/2011
Um. Ominous... Hahaha!
| spaceghst407 chapter 15 . 6/14/2011
Two updates so quickly! Happy dance! I am very curious to see what is going on on Sessy's island. Please update soon!
| paynesgrey chapter 15 . 6/14/2011
Wow, this is getting really fascinating! Well done. Looking forward to more.
| Skyrere chapter 15 . 6/14/2011
| spaceghst407 chapter 14 . 6/14/2011
Yay I'm glad you are back to this story! I love Kouga's attitude and how you gave Kagome her signature bright yellow bag! Can't wait to see what they are going to face!
| paynesgrey chapter 14 . 6/14/2011
Another interesting development! Poor Hojo, he seems like dead weight in this. XD
| kogalover0809 chapter 14 . 6/14/2011
So glad to see you're updating this story again. I'm a big Kouga fan and you really write him well. Great chapter can't wait till the next one. (*o*)
| JustALittleTwisted chapter 13 . 5/3/2011
So this is my favorite of the stories you've been updating recently. I'm cracking up over Kouga's callous attitude toward Kagome. He's such an indifferent jerk. I can't wait to see how their relationship develops. ;-) Oh poor, sweet, innocent Kagome.


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Tampa Bay Buccaneers linebacker Dekoda Watson blocks the punt, and linebacker Adam Hayward takes it back for a 29-yard touchdown.
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The 2015 fire season was a record-setting one for Washington's Fire Service Resource Mobilization Plan. The Washington State Fire Marshal's Office coordinated assistance to local fire jurisdictions in an unprecedented 30 fires this summer, beginning on June 13 with the Cold Springs Fire in Douglas County. The most recent Mobilization fire was the Horsethief Butte Fire in Klickitat County, which started on September 13. The previous record was 17 fires in 2012, capped by a mid-September lightning storm that ignited multiple fires across Chelan and Douglas Counties. In 2014, the…
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The 10th annual Tacoma Film Festival begins this week with TFF Opening Night on Thursday at The Grand Cinema and a West Coast Premiere of the dramedy "Tumbledown" on Friday night at the Blue Mouse Theatre.
Attendees can meet emerging filmmakers, watch more than 100 diverse and eclectic feature and short films, and win prizes when sharing posts on Facebook or Twitter using the hashtag #TFF2015. Watch for other ticket giveaways on TFF's Facebook page.
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The Patton Veterans Project initiative I Was There Films will hold a free, therapeutic filmmaking workshop for active duty and retired service men and women dealing with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) on October 19-22nd at Joint Base Lewis-McChord
"When you have post-traumatic stress, you need to unpack and repack a lot of these overwhelming memories. That's a lot like film editing," said Patton Veterans Project Founder and Executive Director Ben Patton. Patton is the son of decorated Major General George S. Patton and grandson of famed WWII General George Patton. He considered…
A jury convicted Christopher William Olsen, 34, of murder in the first degree today for a 2014 shooting in Fredrickson that killed Robert Ward, 24. Olsen is scheduled to be sentenced on Oct. 23, at 1:30 p.m. in room 207 of the County-City Building in Tacoma.
"Deputy Prosecutors Tim Lewis and Sean Waite worked hard with sheriff's detectives to convict the defendant, who was a serious threat to public safety," said Prosecutor Mark Lindquist.
On Feb. 16, 2014, Olsen told his friends that Ward had stolen a truck from him, and he asked them where he could find Ward. Olsen's…
Visitors to Point Defiance Park might soon notice some diligent people in lanyards and yellow safety vests walking the trails, viewpoints and parking areas. They're volunteers with the new Park Watch Program, which began this summer to help maintain safety.
A core group of about 20 people have received training to notice and discourage car break-ins, vandalism, and other park rule violations such as smoking, drinking, feeding of wildlife and unleashed dogs. Besides human behavior, they'll check for fallen trees and other naturally occurring potential hazards.


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The Armstrong LieHD Closed Captioning
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Plot Summary
Lance Armstrong was considered one of the greatest sports figures of all time and put competitive cycling into the global spotlight, by beating cancer and winning the Tour de France seven times. That success earned him an immense fortune and worldwide fame. His was also one of the most influential and inspiring sports stories of recent memory and became a pop culture phenomenon, thanks to his Livestrong initiative. Beginning in 2009, Academy Award winning documentarian Alex Gibney followed Armstrong for four years chronicling his return to cycling after retirement, as he tried to win his eighth title. Unexpectedly, Gibney was also there in 2012 when Armstrong admitted to doping, following a federal criminal investigation, public accusations of doping by his ex-teammates, and an investigation by the US Anti-Doping Agency, that led USADA's CEO, Travis Tygart, to conclude that Armstrong's team had run 'the most sophisticated, professionalized and successful doping program that sport has ever seen.
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- Average Rating: 7.0/10
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Fresh: The bitterest parts of Gibney's movie are the interviews with the former teammates who were caught doping, and whom Armstrong, when he was still officially clean, viciously turned on.
Fresh: Gibney took a film that was supposed to be about the resurrection of a sports star and turned it into an epic indictment of one man and an entire culture. The lesson is obvious: Never throw anything out.
Fresh: The Armstrong Lie is eye-opening and myth-shattering and more than a little depressing.
Rotten: "The Armstrong Lie" simply offers up the Armstrong lie. Sorry, but we've all already heard that one.
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Great watch, I would say one of my biggest takeaways was how far the cancer had traveled through his body and to recover from that! as well the fact around the money. It really seems that all the media is focused on the negative "Cheater" (I guess thats not news to anyone) but where Lance discuessed the monster it had become. everyone was making money from the sport, manufactures, corporations, industry and the amount that has gone into cancer. It really is something that most look over. I dont know of anyother corporations that put the same amount of money into canacer reasearch and to hospital programs for children. Without discuessing the intire movie I would say its a great watch.
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Well done documentary. Lots of very "behind the scenes" details and great racing shots. Honestly, clearly LA lied. But he still had cancer and came back from that and worked extremely hard. It seems in bike racing, cheating was the norm. He still brought a lot of attention to racing and helped many through"live strong". I enjoyed the film, and recommend it.
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Italian newspapers claim Fiorentina have their hands on Everton defender Johnny Heitinga for January.
The 30-year-old Dutch defender's contract with the Toffees is set to expire at the end of the season.
According to La Nazione, Fiorentina have already reached a basic agreement with Heitinga to arrive during the January transfer window.
Everton would be willing to release him for a minimal fee, as he has only made two League Cup appearances this season.
Heitinga joined Everton from Atletico Madrid in September 2009, having previously come through the Ajax academy.
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Expression Target allows for personalized, targeted mobile advertising
A cold dose of reality
December 20, 2012
Telecom Asia
With 2012 now fading in the rearview mirror and the world unsullied by apocalyptic doom, the telecom sector is already looking ahead to 2013 – as are we. And while there's much optimism about the year ahead, it's going to require a lot of innovation, a lot of change and a cold dose of reality regarding the ability of telecoms players to accomplish both.
So says our second annual survey of telecom players in Asia Pacific that asks that perennial year-end question: what's in your crystal ball for next year?
Last month, we asked telecom players in the region to tell us in an online survey what they were optimistic about, where the big growth drivers will be, the internal and external pressures they'll face, and the biggest changes they expect to see. We asked top industry analysts to tell us the top trends they're predicting for APAC next year. We even polled delegates of our Telecom Asia 2013 Insight Summit at the end of November in Kuala Lumpur.
The results are below, but here's the upshot:
There is general optimism about the coming 12 months, data is the biggest deal and OTT players are the biggest competitive force. But there were also more concerns about managerial strengths – particularly in regards to planning and skill sets.
Also, 2013 looks like it will be the year that telecom operators will knuckle down on upgrading their networks, both inside and out – provided they can do it without spending any more money than they have to – as market pressures force them to either innovate, cooperate or get out of the way.
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Get updated on the latest announcements for grants, funding and residencies focusing on cross cultural exchange between Asia and Europe.
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Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand, Viet Nam, Open Calls
Deadline: October 30, 2015
The Japan Foundation Asia Center announces a call for applications to a Curators' Workshop from November to December 2015 in Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam. It is a programme aimed at enhancing expertise in curating contemporary art and related platforms. Participants are required to present an exhibition/art project proposal at the workshop and two […] More
India, International, Open Calls
Deadline: October 20, 2015
The theme for the Heritage Film Festival 2015 (HFF2015) is 'HANDMADE in INDIA'. Film makers from anywhere in the world are invited to submit films based on hand-skills from any part of India (traditional or contemporary); art and/or craft form that is primarily hand-made. Any film maker from any part of the globe can participate. […] More
China, International, United Kingdom, Open Calls
Deadline: October 15, 2015
The second annual international Awards for Art Criticism – IAAC – are open to candidates of any age from anywhere in the world, writing in Chinese or English about any contemporary art exhibition held between 20 September 2014 and 20 September 2015. The International Awards of Art Criticism (IAAC) will be hosted by an International […] More
International, Korea, Open Calls
Deadline: November 30, 2015
Center Stage Korea (CSK) initiated and organized by Korea Arts Management Service (KAMS), is an international grant program for international presenters to present Korean performing arts on the stage. Center Stage Korea partners with presenters, performing arts centers, theatres and other staging Korea performing arts programs. It is dedicated to enriching the cultural lives of […] More
France, International, Open Calls
Deadline: November 12, 2015
Horizons Arts-Nature 2016 in Sancy, France takes place 18 June – 25 September, the 9th edition of a contemporary visual art event featuring ephemeral site-specific commissioned artworks in natural sites in the Sancy massif, Auvergne region, central France. Open call for submissions. Managed by the Sancy Tourist Office, the call for projects involves the creation […] More
International, Thailand, Open Calls, Residencies
Deadline: December 31, 2015
A brand new collaboration between HOF Art and Surface Arts presents an exciting residency program in the heart of Bangkok's budding art district. This is a contemporary art residency, artists pay a residency fee and no travel expenses are available. Surface Arts and HOF ART bring artists together from around the world to concentrate on […] More
International, Japan, Open Calls, Residencies
Deadline: October 8, 2015
The call is announced for the Saison Foundation 2016 International Program in Japan, which supports project and activities related to contemporary performing arts. The international program covers two categories of applications, International Project Support Program and Residence in Morishita Studio (Tokyo) / Visiting Fellows Program. Please note: these programmes have a two phase application process. First […] More
Deadline: October 19, 2015
ART of the MOOC: Merging Public Art and Experimental Education: Join thousands around the world in this free, six-week online course on socially engaged public art, a MOOC that is also a work of public art. The MOOC runs October 19 – December 6, in English and expects 4-6 hours study per week from enrolled students. […] More
China, France, India, International, Japan, Kazakhstan, Korea, Myanmar, Open Calls, Residencies
Deadline: November 7, 2015
The Odyssee artist-in-residency program 2016 is open for applications. Artists, researchers and culture professionals may submit projects to be developed within French Culture Centers based in Historic Monuments. With the support of the French Ministry of culture and communication, the ACCR has been coordinating, the Odyssée artist-in-residency program. The program is aimed at artists, researchers […] More
Asia, Germany, India, United Kingdom, Jobs
Deadline: October 20, 2015
ARThinkSouthAsia (ATSA) is inviting applications for a Project Manager, to support the management and delivery of a key arts management and cultural policy training programme, addressed to cultural practitioners in South Asia. Full time position based in New Delhi. About Us ARThinkSouthAsia is a program in Arts Management and Cultural Policy addressed to today's cultural […] More
Germany, International, Open Calls, Residencies
Deadline: October 15, 2015
The artist house "Stadttöpferei", based in the historical city centre of Neumünster, northern Germany hosts residencies for ceramic artists. Open call for Ceramic Artist in Residence programme 2016, no age limit. Stadttöpferei is run by the Dr. Hans Hoch Foundation as a special place for art and artists for contemporary advanced ceramic art. The institution […] More
Australia, International, Open Calls
Deadline: October 16, 2015
The Land Dialogues Conference takes place at Charles Sturt University, Wagga Wagga, Australia in April 2016. CALL for papers on the theme. Land Dialogues is an interdisciplinary research and practice collaboration investigating the environmental humanities, place-making and the creative arts. The Land Dialogues Conference conveners are interested in presentations of interdisciplinary scholarship by researchers working […] More
Finland, International, Open Calls, Residencies
Deadline: October 30, 2015
Since 2010 the Finnish Society of Bioart is organizing the ARS BIOARCTICA RESIDENCY PROGRAM together with the Kilpisjärvi Biological Station of the University of Helsinki in the sub-Arctic Lapland. The residency has an emphasis on the Arctic environment and art and science collaboration. It is is open for artists, scientists and art&science research teams. The […] More
France, International, Open Calls
Deadline: September 30, 2015
The 12th BABEL MED MUSIC festival event (17-19 March 2016) places Marseille, France as the economic and cultural capital of World Music. Open call for world music performers to apply to perform at Babel Med Music. With 3 days, 3 nights, 31 concerts, 2000 professionals, and an audience of 15000 in 2015, BABEL MED MUSIC […] More
Asia, Europe, Korea, Competitions, Open Calls
Deadline: October 2, 2015
Imagining New Eurasia is a participatory project commissioned by the Asia Culture Center in Korea, to renew and reinterpret the idea of Eurasia. The project invites artistic submissions that explore new and old connections and relations between East and West, and in between. Works will be exhibited in Gwangju, Korea. Let's imagine that Eurasia has […] More
International, Spain, Open Calls, Residencies
Deadline: September 20, 2015
Hangar Barcelona in association with Curators' Network is offering two fully funded one-month-residencies in Barcelona, Spain, that will take place from November 11, 2015 – December 10, 2015 and from January 8, 2016 – February 11, 2016. The call is free of charge and open to all curators and researchers who currently do not live […] More
International, Korea, Open Calls, Residencies
Deadline: October 8, 2015
MMCA Residency Changdong, run by the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Korea, is now receiving applications from visual artists for the International Artists Residency Program 2016. ■ Application period: 2 September ~ 8 October, 2015 (Online application is available from 14 September) Application Deadline: 18:00 in Korean time 8 October, 2015 ■ Genre: […] More
Denmark, Europe, International, Open Calls
Deadline: October 12, 2015
Aarhus 2017 European Capital of Culture invites new cultural projects to be part of the programme – 12 months of cultural experiences! A programme that uses art and culture to RETHINK. Aarhus 2017 is developing a programme that is inviting, vibrant and experimental, challenging us to go beyond our comfort zone. With our OPEN CALL […] More
Asia, Europe, Luxembourg, ASEF News, Open Calls
Deadline: September 20, 2015
The Asia-Europe Foundation (ASEF) invites applications for the ASEF Young Leaders Summit (#ASEFYLS) on "Entrepreneurship and Youth Employment" from 1-5 November 2015 in Luxembourg. Young leaders from the arts, culture and creative industries sectors are invited to apply. ASEFYLS is for young thinkers and doers between the ages 18-30 from 51 ASEM member countries to question and explore how the entrepreneurial […] More
Asia, Australia, Open Calls, Residencies
Deadline: September 29, 2015
Asialink's Arts Residency Program aims to create meaningful and enduring relationships between individuals and organisations in Australia and Asia. Open call to eligible Australian citizens/PR to apply for a range of flexible 6-12 week residencies across Asia in 2016. Asialink works in partnership with arts residency centres in the region to realise this goal. Asialink […] More
Austria, International, Open Calls
Deadline: September 23, 2015
Ars Electronica in Linz, Austria call for submissions on Artistic Visions in the Future of Health, Medicine and Wellbeing, for its Sparks project. Three selected artists will have support and production budget to make work in partnership with futurologists and scientists for a European touring exhibition and be part of a science cafe at the […] More
Finland, International, Open Calls, Residencies
Deadline: September 30, 2015
KulttuuriKauppila Art Centre provides time and space for visual and other artists to focus on their artistic research and production. It is in peaceful, rural location, surrounded by the natural beauty of Northern Finland. Open call for residencies Aug 2016 – May 2017. Ii is a small municipality (population ca. 9,500), situated on the coast […] More
Deadline: October 20, 2015
The Design Trust Hong Kong offers Cultural Projects Grants for seed capital to practising designers or non-profit organisations who require funding for project or activities that engage with the design culture of the Greater Pearl River Delta Region (GPRD*). Design Trust serves as a dynamic platform that promotes creativity, lying at the confluence of public education and the creative industries. […] More
Europe, Japan, Grants, Open Calls
Deadline: October 30, 2015
The Japan Foundation's Performing Arts Japan (PAJ) for Europe programme provides financial support to European organisations that are planning performing arts projects related to Japan. Call for 2016-17 project applications. PAJ Europe programme is comprised of the following two categories: · TOURING GRANT – assists the presentation process of Japan-related performing arts projects in which […] More
Asia, Bangladesh, Cambodia, China, France, India, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Viet Nam, Open Calls, Residencies
Deadline: October 15, 2015
Dos Mares invites Asian artists to apply for a residency in Marseille, France. One professional visual artist who lives, works and has the nationality of an eligible Asian countries, will be selected for a 6 week residency. The Asian Residency Dos Mares invites 1 professional visual artist living, working and with nationality of one of […] More
Deadline: September 20, 2015
Twice a year, the TED Fellows program opens applications to find a new class of extraordinary thinkers and doers. Though we target innovators aged 21 to 40, we encourage anyone over 18 years old to apply. How to apply The TED2016 Fellowship application is now open! To apply, please fill out the online application form. […] More
Asia, International, Singapore, Open Calls
Deadline: September 30, 2015
Southeast Asian Film Financing (SAFF) Project Market is a new addition to ScreenSingapore 2015, taking place 2-4 December 2015. Call for film projects with SE Asian professional/creative/content element. A call for submissions is now open for in-development fiction and non-fiction feature film projects from aspiring and experienced filmmakers to be a part of the first […] More
France, International, Competitions, Open Calls
Deadline: September 14, 2015
Call for entries for Prix Cube 2016, an international digital art prize highlighting emerging artists and innovative practices in today's art. €10,000 prize and exhibition opportunities in Paris to be awarded. After two very successful editions, that rewarded Russian artist ::vtol :: and Dutch artist Matthijs Munnik, Le Cube organises the 3rd edition of the Prix Cube. The […] More
Austria, Europe, International, Open Calls, Residencies
Deadline: September 13, 2015
Weltmuseum Wien announces an open call for an artist in residence who will stay in Vienna for two months within the frame of the European project SWICH – Sharing a World of Inclusion, Creativity and Heritage. Duration: January – February 2016 Deadline: 13 September 2015 Residency Co-Creation Labs at Weltmuseum Wien Thematic Focus Weltmuseum Wien […] More
International, Japan, Open Calls, Residencies
Deadline: September 10, 2015
Call for applications for the JAPIC Animation Artist in Residence Tokyo 2016 programme. This project, organized by the Agency for Cultural Affairs, Government of Japan (Bunka-cho), is an artist in residence program that provides three outstanding young animation artists from around the world with an opportunity to come to Tokyo and create new works while […] More
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