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Heroes of the Sun: Hope and Music in Haiti's Cité Soleil
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Yes, Cité Soleil still lives with the fear of gangs—especially at night, the gang extortion and the corruption of the local authorities are excruciating. It is hard to work for the improvement of this community, but as hopeless it may seem, everywhere I found people who devoted all of their resources and their energy for the better good. They are daily heroes and that is why I decided to entitle my documentary Heroes of the Sun.
Here are some of them:
Barbara Guillaume with her medical clinic, her crusade for women and her unfinished school looking for the poorest kids, is one of them. Jorel Joachim, the new director of Radio Boukman, born at the worst time of Cité Soleil—when the United Nations decided to occupy with their tanks—keeps the station alive with a minimal budget, but in doing so created a space for dialogue, recognition and peace. Julio Alissage, the director of a school where two hundred fifty students cram into a single room divided by black boards, manages to distribute rice and beans each day and fill the empty stomachs. Johnny Jeudy, the fisherman who casts a safety net on behalf of elders who cannot fish anymore.
Following those people, discovering the simple gratitude they are able to express—like the tailor, for having received the gift of the sewing machine when she was young—wringed my heart and, even if I could not deny the violence and corruption in which this community was trying to survive, I appreciated the way they gave me access and wanted to share their stories. Recognition was part of the support they needed to be vindicated in their seemingly impossible task: changing Cité Soleil.
Those stories are poignant and numerous. They form a tapestry of initiatives that can change the life in Cité Soleil.
Barbara Guillaume said, "If you can change Cité Soleil, the whole country will know it can change."
You can support this documentary on Kickstarter. This project is part of GOOD's series Push for Good—our guide to crowdfunding creative progress.
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Putting more controls on investments, increasing capital gains taxes and increasing tariffs will be job killers.
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Proteasome Inhibitors Enhance Endothelial Thrombomodulin Expression via Induction of Kruppel-Like Transcription Factors
ABSTRACT Impairment of the thrombomodulin-protein C anticoagulant pathway has been implicated in pathological thrombosis associated with malignancy. Patients who receive proteasome inhibitors as part of their chemotherapeutic regimen appear to be at decreased risk for thromboembolic events. We investigated the effects of proteasome inhibitors on endothelial thrombomodulin expression and function.
Proteasome inhibitors as a class markedly induced the expression of thrombomodulin and enhanced the protein C activating capacity of endothelial cells. Thrombomodulin upregulation was independent of NF-kappaB signaling, a principal target of proteasome inhibitors, but was instead a direct consequence of increased expression of the Krüppel-like transcription factors, KLF2 and KLF4. These effects were confirmed in vivo, where systemic administration of a proteasome inhibitor enhanced thrombomodulin expression that was paralleled by changes in the expression of KLF2 and KLF4.
These findings identify a novel mechanism of action of proteasome inhibitors that may help to explain their clinically observed thromboprotective effects.
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ABSTRACT: We investigated the procoagulant effects of lenalidomide (Len)-based regimens in vitro focusing on tissue factor (TF) and phosphatidylserine (PS). We examined the effects of a pharmacological concentration of Len with or without the corticosteroid dexamethasone (Dex) and the proteasome inhibitor bortezomib (Bor) using the human vascular endothelial cell line EAhy926 and the monocytic cell lines THP-1 and U937. Cell-surface procoagulant activity (PCA) was induced by Dex-containing regimens in all lines. Expression of TF antigen on the cell surface and of TF mRNA was markedly increased by Dex-containing regimens. PS exposure was increased modestly by a Len-based regimen. PS exposure was increased modestly in EAhy926 cells, and markedly increased in THP-1 and U937 cells by Bor-containing treatment. An anti-TF monoclonal antibody almost completely blocked the induced PCA. When Len is given in combination with Dex, PCA may be induced on endothelial cells and monocytes through TF expression and PS exposure.PLoS ONE 05/2013; 8(5):e64369. DOI:10.1371/journal.pone.0064369 · 3.23 Impact Factor
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DALLAS -- Robert Black, a 60-year-old in the oil and gas business, proudly left American Airlines Center on Thursday clutching the jersey Mike Modano wore as he skated off the ice for possibly the final time.
Black purchased the jersey at an auction with the money going to the Dallas Stars Foundation.ĀIt was part of the final game festivities where each player took the jersey off their backs and gave it to a fan.
BlackĀdidn't want to say how much he paid for the jersey, but was quick to add it was worth every penny.
"It was probably my best hockey game ever, without a doubt," Black said. "It was very special to me. I lost my mother yesterday, so it was very emotional for me as I know it was for Mike. I feel like I shared something with him."
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Now you can design any city you can imagine and SimCity 2000 will bring it, and its resident Sims, to life. It has all the features, flexibility, art, animation, and power you need to create an environment of your dreams. Choose from a selection of bonus cities and scenarios to rule or ruin as you please. Build schools, libraries, hospitals, zoos, prisons, power plants, and much more... Lay down roads, railways, and highways. Explore the underground layer and build subways and utilities without compromising your aesthetics. Customize different buildings or design your own graphics sets from scratch.
This is the ultimate classic Maxis city-building and management simulation. If this game were any more realistic, it'd be illegal to turn it off!
RockPaperShotgun have had a sneak peak into EA and Maxis's Plans for user made content in Sim City.
It only makes sense to open up their biggest title to the modding scene, but will all the restrictions they are putting in place damage the relationship between maxis and the modding community?
Guess time will tell, the response thus far is positive yet concerned one.
For the most part Maxis have always been very open with modders, The Sims 3 has a huge catalog of downloadable content, from furniture, to characters even full houses and mansions are all downloadable in game.
Quote:Believe it or not - despite EA and Maxis' insistence on constant connection - SimCity has mods. Due to a lack of official tools, they're not particularly elaborate, but people have managed to tinker around under the simplified simulation's hunkered down hood. Before now, however, Maxis didn't really acknowledge, well, any of it. But now, it appears that the developer has had a change of heart. It's hoping to open up a dialogue with modders on its official forums, which is good news! Er, kinda. Problem is, there are still no plans for mod tools, and Maxis has no intention of changing whatever they want.Maxis appears to be both encouraging modding and sliding a leash around its neck. If you're hoping to add features you feel Maxis so very wrongly omitted, well, you might be disappointed:
"We would like to have a discussion with our fans regarding user-generated content and the creation of mods in SimCity under our new forum section called 'User Generated Content'. Our goal is to ensure that we provide a place for all of our players to have fun while assuring them that the gameplay experience is safe and has integrity. It's difficult to determine what makes a 'good' or safe mod and what mods cross the line. Clarifying guidelines for UGC will help players understand where that line is and protect both our UGC and non-UGC community. Ultimately we want everyone to have fun with the game, no matter how you play it."
The developer also posted a few explicit guidelines. Here, unfortunately, is the big one: "UGC that effects the simulation for multiplay games and features are not allowed." Unfortunately, SimCity doesn't have single-player in a traditional sense, but there's no word on how this will work with private regions or sandbox mode at the moment. Maybe those could give modders a bit more wiggle room?Right now, however, Maxis mainly seems to be interested in "encouraging the creativity of its players" through asset swapping and other cosmetic changes. That's a very limited spectrum of creativity, but then, this is the new SimCity we're talking about. I guess I don't really expect much better. And that - still, somehow - makes me distinctly sad.
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Bob Mould returns to his signature guitar sound and songwriting style with Body of Song, his first release on Yep Roc Records. Mould's sound inspired a generation of post-hardcore punk rockers who helped create and define the alternative rock movement. Written and recorded mostly over the course of the past year, Body Of Song is Mould's first new album-length release since 2002, and his first since the mid-90s to employ a guitar-heavy full-band approach ('Paralyzed,' 'Circles'). Guest musicians include Brendan Canty (Fugazi), David Barbe (Sugar), Matt Hammon (1998 Bob Mould Band), and Amy Domingues (Garland Of Hours). 2005.
Loudly hailed as the former Minnesotan's return to rock form since 2002's flawed but interesting electronic outing Modulate, Body of Song, is a surprisingly enjoyable record that mixes and matches swaths of sound from the last twenty years of the burly dude's career. As a solo artist, his songs tend to be anthemettes loaded with deep personal feelings and sung in that trademark roller coaster caterwaul that defined his two rock bands, Hüsker Dü and Sugar. More than anything, Bob Mould has always made honest records that ask the listener to ditch past expectations. There are some great, rousing songs on here; "Circles" and "Missing You" will please any rocker in need of sheets of loud guitars. Unfortunately, the two most 'clubby' tracks on here, "(Shine Your) Light Love Hope" and "I Am Vision, I Am Sound," rely on very dated dance-pop sounds such as vocoder'd vocals and cheesy programming. The album's most interesting songs are those that truly mix the electronic and rock elements; the slowly percolating, highly textured "Always Tomorrow" and the rousing single "Paralyzed." More like these next time, please. –Mike McGonigal
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Absolute addition to any fan of Bob Mould or any of his previous recordings. This album is very good and in my opinion the Japanese version sounds even better. Read morePublished 7 months ago by James C Young
My favorite songwriter. If he goes in the studio or onstage and farts, I'll buy it just to see what he's up to (and sometimes it's a klunker). Read morePublished on May 31, 2013 by jai
Okay, favorites: Circles is a great opener. Paralyzed is easily the best track; completely rocks. Really like Underneath Days, it has a nice dark, brooding quality that I complete... Read morePublished on November 8, 2012 by Nick
I was a fan of Husker Du and Bob's early solo albums but I had not listened to any music that Bob Mould recorded since his Sugar days. Read morePublished on May 6, 2012 by Donald E. Gilliland
I would place Workbook on my list of top 10 desert island discs, and I have been a huge fan of Bob since Metal Circus. Read morePublished on February 7, 2008 by D. Beck
The second song on this disc, "(Shine Your) Light Love Hope," is pure feel-good club music. Two songs later, "I Am Vision, I Am Sound" is a fine mix of hardy guitar and uptempo... Read morePublished on December 5, 2007 by Sal Nudo
If you liked Mould's 2002 release Modulate, you will be very happy with this CD. It is similar to Modulate. It has a little less experimentation, but the Modulate sound is there. Read morePublished on August 21, 2007 by mwreview
This is really good stuff. I usually do not prefer rock music that includes electronic synthesizers, but they are used so skillfully here that they actually enhance the songs. Read morePublished on March 11, 2007 by AJ
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Parent Resource Guide
The 2015-2016 Parent Resource Guide has been released. The Parent Resource Guide includes annual notification of FERPA rights, 504 rights and grievance procedures, and provisions regarding disclosure of Directory Information. Please click HERE to review the information available in the Bay District Schools Parent Resource Guide.
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Code of Student Conduct and Discipline
The 2015-16 Bay District Schools Code of Student Conduct and Discipline has been released. Please click HERE to review the information in this important document.
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Christy Davis
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Deer Point Elementary School
It may have been a surprise to Mrs. Davis, but not to anyone who knows her teaching style. "Ms. Davis is a phenomenal teacher," Deer Point Assistant Administrator Serenity Anderson said. Her second graders are learning what it means to appreciate different cultures. "If you go to Europe and you say, 'football,' you won't have those people in those bulky pads playing like we think of college football," Davis pointed out. And her students already understand this lesson's value. "She's trying to push you forward and trying to get you to be a better learner and smarter," Ava Meadows said. "They still have such an open mind and open heart and a loving spirit, that I think they're able to accept it and understand it," Davis said. "Sometimes I'm amazed at what they teach me." For Davis it's that attitude that makes her job the most rewarding. "That just lets you know that all the hard work and effort you've put in to it, the extra time the extra hours, it pays off," Davis said.
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Lydia Ferry
Jinks Middle School
Principal Britt Smith nominated Mrs. Ferry. He wrote, "Lydia has been diligent in her efforts to create positive and caring relationships with students. Her classroom has been decorated with pictures of kids using artifacts and themes that will inspire their creativity. She uses her lunch time to talk with students in order to better understand their needs. Students have learned how much she cares about them and as a result they work to avoid disappointing her and to do their best!"
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Stacey Brady
10th and 11th Grade English
A. Crawford Mosley High School
Mrs. Brady was nominated by two of her students who say her willingness to give extra help and her patience are the reasons she deserves to be Teacher of the Week. One student wrote, "Mrs. Brady is such an overall great teacher. She also looks so pretty every day! She's always there to help us before or after school if we are struggling. She puts in extra hours to help us succeed. She is by far my favorite teacher. Out of every English teacher at Mosley she is the best. We love you, Mrs. Brady." From another student, "Mrs. Brady is our favorite teacher at Mosley. She is always making us smile and we never leave her class mad or wishing we did not have her. She is not just a funny, enjoyable teacher, she really goes into depth when it comes to us grasping concepts. I didn't fully understand how to write an essay until I had her as a teacher and I barely pass FCAT until I had her as my teacher. Now I pass with flying colors. She deserves this award more than anyone!"
Food Drive
WMBB is holding a food drive for needy families. Any clubs, classes or schools that would like to get involved should contact weatherman Jerry Tabatt at firstname.lastname@example.com or 814-5228 . Students will collect non-perishable items from October 12th to November 13th. The four charities benefiting are Family Services, Angels Pantry, Catholic Charities and the Bay County Council on Aging. WMBB staff will arrange for pickup once the drive is completed.
Deer Point Elementary School Second Annual Fall Festival
The Deer Point Elementary School Angler Family Involvement Team (A.F.I.T.) will host the Second Annual Fall Festival on Friday, October 16th from 5:30-8:00. A.F.I.T. is allowing outside vendors to setup a booth for $25 which will supply a table and chair. For more information, please contact Cody Bylsma at email@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com. A flyer is attached
National Merit Semi-Finalists
About 1.5 million juniors in more than 22,000 high schools entered the 2016 National Merit Scholarship Program by taking the 2014 Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSQT®), which served as an initial screen of program entrants. The nationwide pool of semifinalists, representing less than one percent of U.S. high school seniors, includes the highest scoring entrants in each state.
A. Crawford Mosley High School ~ Ethan L. Mines,
J.R. Arnold High School ~ Benjamin C. Bradford and Robert A. Feitel
Rutherford High School ~ Samantha K. Hestad, Shixuan Justin Li and Dylan M. Roncaglione
North Bay Haven Charter Academy ~ Matthew A. Adcock
Panama City Advanced School, Luqman Z. Patel
National History Day Presentation 2015
Andrew Tinch represented Florida and Bay District Schools in the National History Day contest held a the University of Maryland with his project "The Baron of Rhythm: The Leadership and Legacy of County Basie." His video tells the story of the musician's leadership in the early years of Jazz, the Big Band Craze and the Civil Rights Era. The strengths of his project included a toe-tapping musical score and riveting oral history reviews.
State History Fair 2015 Finalists
Andrew Tinch, Merritt Brown MS, 1st place, Junior Individual Documentaries
Hania Ikram, Shahd Mohamed, Sohila Elamir, Panama City Advanced School, 2nd place, Junior Group Websites
Rachel Sweeney, Merritt Brown MS, finals/runoff, Junior Historical Papers
Emma Robinson & Ashley Woodrick, Bay Haven Charter Academy, finals/runoff, Junior Group Documentaries
Raneen Salman, Panama City Advanced School, 3rd place, Senior Individual Documentaries
Sarah Huerta & Aria Delar, Rutherford High School, 3rd place, Senior Group Exhibits
Kiana Polinan, J. R. Arnold High School, finals/runoff, Senior Individual Exhibits
Bay County History Project of the Year 2015
Rutherford High School students Sarah Huerta and Aria Delmar were selected by Bay District history teachers for their dedication to history competition. They completed project five years in a row and 2015 was their third time to reach state competition in three different categories.
MHS Saturday Theater Workshops
A. Crawford Mosley Drama Club is again offering Saturday Theater Workshops for ages 5-12 beginning this month. All workshops are from 9 a.m. until noon and are held in the school Drama Room (Garage-a-torium) . The cost is $30 per workshop, which includes all materials and a snack. The next workshops will be: Stage Makeup (a workshop concentrating on creating fantasy characters and special effects makeup) October 24th; Pantomime and Improvisation, November 14th; and a Best of Broadway Solos and Duets, January 23rd. Students are invited to attend one or all of these opportunities for a chance to experience the fun of theatre! To reserve a spot, call or text 850-532-3369 or email to firstname.lastname@example.com. Mosley High School is located at 501 Mosley Drive, Lynn Haven. All proceeds will benfit the Mosley Drama Club and its productions this year.
MHS Drama's Spring production of Disney's The Little Mermaid
Save the Date ~ March 3rd and 4th at 9:30 a.m. for Mosley Drama's production of Disney's The Little Mermaid. There will be two morning school showings of this musical. Reservations are not open yet, but put this event on your planning calendar. Direct all questions to Bruce Taws at firstname.lastname@example.com at Mosley High School Drama. If you thought Beauty and the Beast was a spectacle, wait until you see this production of The Little Mermaid!
Leadership Academy at Admiral Farragut Military Academy
J.R. Arnold High School Navy JROTC had three Cadets attend Leadership Academy at Admiral Farragut Military Academy in St. Petersburg, Florida. This week long intense Leadership Indoctrination is Challenging and Intense; Marine and Navy NJROTC Instructors lead it. Arnold's Cadets pulled out a Trifecta at Graduation. All three received special recognition for individual achievement (pictured below): Cadet Chief Sean Moriarity was awarded the Top Academic award, Cadet Chief Garrett Jones was awarded the Top Physical Fitness Award and Cadet Chief Olivia Coupe was awarded special recognition with the "IRON Chief" award for perseverance and commitment. Leadership Academy cadets are from the 51 NJROTC Units in High Schools across the State of Florida. These cadets represent the TOP 1% of NJROTC Cadets and future Leaders. Job Well Done!
Florida Taxwatch Principal Leadership Award
Springfield Elementary School Principal Harriet Taylor received a Florida Taxwatch Principal Leadership Award, one of only two elementary school principals in the state. The winning principals were selected in partnership with the Learning Systems Institute at Florida State University, based on student achievement gains in Florida's Title I schools. The awards program is the foundation of the TaxWatch Principal Leadership Initiative. The group will use Taylor's best practices when recommending state policy changes that will Florida students. The goal of the Initiative is to improve student achievement in high-risk schools, thereby closing the achievement gap, by studying the identified principals and changing state policies to reflect successful practices.
Science Fair Coaching Sessions
Come work with one of Bay Counties most experienced Science and Engineering Fair students. Justin Li, 12th grade student at Rutherford High School, will be hosting several science fair coaching sessions this fall to support students with their projects. Justin Li has won at the State and International Fair for the past 6 years as well as the Junior Division Broadcom MASTERS as an 8th grader.
October 1st, 2015 - Methodology
October 15th, 2015 - Methodology
October 29th, 2015 - Data and Conclusions
November 12th, 2015 - Data and Conclusions
January (TBD) , 2016 - Presenting Your Project
All trainings will take place at the Bay County Public Library beginning at 5:00 P.M.
Bay County Public Library: 898 West 11th St., Panama City, FL 32401
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There's not any waffling in Waco.
Compare that to OU, where Stoops' heir apparent is just as apparent as Briles'.
Yet Stoops says the three-way battle between Bell, Kendal Thompson and Trevor Knight will be determined by "consistency in how the quarterbacks perform, how they come to practice every day, how they go from drill to drill, how they work. Who's doing the best job of it.
"And a big thing at the position, who avoids the disastrous play. That's a big deal. Those one or two plays where you fumble the ball or throw an interception can change a game."
Stoops consistently has waited until mid-August to name a quarterback when there's been a derby, though he didn't in 2003, picking Jason White after a spring that seemed much more uncertain for OU quarterbacks than spring 2013.
And Gundy didn't wait as recently as April 2012, when he named Lunt the starter after spring practice, for the purposes of identifying a summer leader.
Of course, Bell and Chelf aren't the only obvious choices who have yet to be christened. Texas Tech's Michael Brewer and TCU's Casey Pachall are the obvious quarterbacks on their respective campuses.
Pachall was voted preseason all-Big 12, and TCU coach Gary Patterson even admitted he asked Pachall if he wanted to attend Big 12 Media Days, though Pachall declined, wanting to stay low-key as he returns from rehab after getting suspended from school last autumn.
That leaves only two true quarterback battles: Kansas State (Daniel Sams and junior-college transfer Jake Waters) and West Virginia (Paul Millard and Florida State transfer Clint Trickett).
Weis said he twice has kept the quarterback competition open until the doorstep of the season opener, and it was a disaster both times.
Weis said he knows why coaches do that: "Their approach is to keep it at a competition as long as they possibly can, to not let their opponents know who they're preparing for. There's nothing wrong with doing that. It's just not my approach."
Many of the coaches have an out, in that they figure to play multiple quarterbacks. OU's Belldozer has inspired many teams to have situational quarterbacks, as OSU did with Walsh early and late last season. And Patterson says that's a possibility at TCU.
"If it is Casey as the starter, you have a Trevone (Boykin) that really can beat you with his legs," Patterson said. "He had an unbelievable spring, to be honest with you."
Using two quarterbacks, Patterson said, makes defenses adjust. "I think you have to get ready for both of them, just like we've done for other schools in this conference. For a defensive guy, that's a lot different animal because you've got to put a lot more work into it."
Mind games. That's what that is. Football coaches are quite good at it. Except maybe for Charlie Weis, who just tells it straight and lets us know that while Stoops and Gundy are undeclared, they are not undecided.
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"Alive Inside," directed by Michael Rossato-Bennett, is a passionate documentary with a lot of valuable information to impart, and a laudable humanist agenda to push. Unfortunately, it's also not a particularly good movie. In fact, at certain points it can be an actively annoying one.
The subject is how music can awaken the minds of people suffering from dementia and/or Alzheimer's disease (the movie also chronicles, briefly, the music therapy undergone by an MS sufferer). It shows patients reacting to exposure to what had been their favorite music in a different time in their lives, and this footage, although it arguably infantilizes the individuals depicted, also depicts impressive results. The movie goes on to indict the American healthcare system/industry, which, apparently, is more interested in pushing costly pharmaceutical treatments than any kind of therapeutic model. As a result, souls, hearts, and lives are receding when maybe they don't have to be.
Pertinent well-known experts make their views known. Neurologist Oliver Sacks, the author of a book on the effects of music on the brain, offers solid science; musician Bobby McFerrin is an articulate proponent of those qualities of music that can't be scientifically quantified. They're illuminating.
Mr. Rossato-Bennett, alas, is less engaging, and he's the most insistent voice in the film. Crafting the movie as a work of activism, he's pretty much the anti-Nicolas-Philibert, whose films such as "In The Land Of The Deaf" immersed viewers in a different state of being. He frames the experience of the patients through his own lens explicitly from the very start, stating in his narration of working with physician and music therapy pioneer Dan Cohen, "What unfolded that first day moved me so much…" that he had to etcetera, etcetera. The narration ("We went looking for answers") and off-screen questions ("You like the music you're hearing? Tell me about the music") are insistently pushy and intrusive throughout—and the visual approach is a greeting-card one, at best.
A filmmaker who's always telling us what we ought to be feeling is usually one who cannot actually evoke feeling. And so it is here. The Sacks and McFerrin mini-episodes start coming off as sweet relief as Rossato-Bennett starts laying on the faux-"Koyaanisqatsi" slow-and-fast motion shots, and things reach a particularly eye-rolling level near the end, when the movie turns into an advertisement for itself, reprising a CNN segment in which the filmmaker and Cohen talk about a patient-reaction clip that went "viral" on social media. This is understandable as an activist tactic; I get that. But as a segment in a feature documentary targeting an audience of adults, it felt condescending in an especially unwholesome way. Whether or not this approach actually succeeds in getting changes made to the system, the subject, and the human subjects, deserve something a lot better than what this movie gives them. It doesn't feel great to have to say that, but it's the truth.
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Issues: Animals
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PAWTUCKET ŌĆö The grand marshal and Irish ŌĆ£facesŌĆØ have been chosen, the raffle has been held and the shamrock will be painted in the street in front of City Hall this morning. In short, the city is gearing up for its annual St. Patrick's Day Parade on Saturday.
The parade will step off on Saturday, March 2, at noon (rain or shine) from McCoy Stadium on Division Street. The parade then proceeds down South Bend Street to Walcott Street, then into the downtown and onto Roosevelt Avenue, where it passes by a reviewing stand in front of City Hall.
LINCOLN ŌĆö The Community Against Bullying in Schools will hold its Let Kindness Bloom fundraising gala on Thursday, March 14 at Kirkbrae Country Club, 197 Old River Road, Lincoln, from 6 to 10 p.m.
The event will feature a dinner prepared by Kirkbrae chefs, a silent auction, a display of student anti-bullying artwork, guest speakers, and music by entertainer Matty B.
BURRILLVILLE ŌĆō At 89, former World War II POW Raymond A. NouryŌĆÖs health isnŌĆÖt what it used to be and these days he spends more time sitting in his wheelchair than he does using the walker that carries his portable telephone and plastic bin of personal items.
Noury, the sole survivor of an 11-member B-24 bomber crew, also has to contend with arthritis that makes it difficult to use his hands or straighten out his back.
PAWTUCKET ŌĆö ŌĆ£What we've got here is failure to communicate.ŌĆØ That movie line from ŌĆ£Cool Hand LukeŌĆØ would seem to apply to an increased effort on the part of the city administration to promote Pawtucket and a new job it wants to create that would handle this in a more tech-savvy way.
CENTRAL FALLS ŌĆō Just a week after his predecessor was sentenced to two years in prison on a federal corruption charge, new Mayor James Diossa signed a comprehensive set of new rules for city officials and employees into law that he promises will ŌĆ£set a new standard for ethics and transparency in Central FallsŌĆÖ government.ŌĆØ
PROVIDENCE ŌĆö The Providence County Grand Jury has indicted Pawtucket resident Justin Thomas, 26, with seven counts of first degree robbery, use of a firearm while committing a crime of violence, carrying a pistol without a license, three counts of assault with a dangerous weapon, larceny over $1,500, resisting arrest and reckless driving, according to the Attorney GeneralŌĆÖs Office.
PAWTUCKET ŌĆö The company that operates the trash transfer station on Grotto Avenue has a remedy for getting rid of the seagulls that have been accumulating nearby: a sonic bird repeller.
PAWTUCKET ŌĆö When Sister Gertrude of the Little Sisters of the Poor first suggested the idea of using a St. Patrick's Day dinner as a fundraiser for the Jeanne Jugan Residence, her mother superior was skeptical. The head nun didn't think enough people would want to eat a ŌĆ£boiled dinnerŌĆØ of corned beef and cabbage and told Sister Gertrude she'd be lucky to make $5,000.
PROVIDENCE ŌĆö As part of the National Mortgage Settlement funding for local efforts to help homeowners facing foreclosure, Attorney General Peter F. Kilmartin has announced two grants totaling $215,000 to support mortgage foreclosure education and outreach to area community agencies. Kilmartin announced a $155,000 grant to Progreso Latino to expand the agencyŌĆÖs Better Living Project and a $60,000 grant to HousingWorks RI to research and report on foreclosures and foreclosure prevention programs over the next three years.
PAWTUCKET ŌĆö A 15-year veteran of the Pawtucket Police Department has been arrested for allegedly assaulting a woman he was involved in a relationship with.
According to a statement from Pawtucket Police, during the past several weeks members of the department were made aware of domestic violence crimes involving one of its patrol officers, 40-year-old Steven Ricco.
The casket of Frank DiPaolo Jr. is carried out of St. Pius V Catholic Church in Providence Tuesday morning. At right, family and friends of DiPaolo are can be seen leaving the church. DiPaolo, who died Thursday at 106, served as a doorkeeper for the Rhode Island House of Representatives for more than 30 years before retiring in 2010. He was a political mentor to former R.I. Congressman Patrick Kennedy, having met him while Kennedy was a young student at Providence College.
PAWTUCKET ŌĆö With ears still ringing from angry constituentsŌĆÖ phone calls, the City Council convened a meeting of its Snow Removal Committee on Tuesday night at City Hall.
Councilors Jean Philippe Barros, David Moran, Albert Vitali, Terry Mercer and Larry Tetreault attended. Most of the other key officials were there: Director of Administration/Public Safety Director Tony Pires, Public Works Director Lance Hill, Emergency Management Director Normand Menard, Highway Supervisor Norm Lamoureux, Police Chief Paul King and Fire Chief William Sisson.
PAWTUCKET ŌĆö In a Friday afternoon ceremony attended by city officials, friends and family members, attorney John T. ŌĆ£JackŌĆØ Gannon was sworn in as associate judge of the Pawtucket Municipal Court.
PAWTUCKET ŌĆö Kim Mercer, the deputy superintendent of schools in Pawtucket, appears poised to be named the schools superintendent in neighboring East Providence.
East Providence School Committee Chairman Joel Monteiro said that Mercer is the leading candidate chosen by a search committee to become the school district's permanent superintendent, replacing interim East Providence Supt. John DeGoes. He said about 25 educators had applied for the job, and Mercer was deemed the best qualified following interviews with about a half dozen finalists.
WASHINGTON ŌĆō Demonstrat-ing his unwavering commitment to strengthening Rhode IslandŌĆÖs middle class families, U.S. Rep. David N. Cicilline (D-RI) has introduced the Paying a Fair Share Act ŌĆō legislation that would enact the Buffett Rule and require that Americans earning the highest incomes pay at least the same effective tax rate as middle class families.
PAWTUCKET ŌĆö A 62-year-old city man remains in critical condition after being injured in an early morning fire Thursday in his apartment at Burns Manor.
Pawtucket Police identified the victim as Richard Rak, who lived in apartment D 102 in the housing complex located at 95 Park St. Rak suffered second- and third-degree burns to his upper torso and is in the intensive care unit at Rhode Island Hospital's Trauma Center.
PROVIDENCE ŌĆō Two Woonsocket lawmakers ŌĆö Rep. Robert Phillips and Sen. Marc Cote ŌĆö want to offer a six-year tax break for businesses that come to or start up in Rhode Island and hire at least two people.
A new company, Phillips told The Call Thursday, would get a 50 percent reduction in its corporate tax for each of the first three years it is in business and a 25 percent reduction for the next three years.
PAWTUCKET -- The arrival of R & D Manufacturing Company in Pawtucket is a homecoming, of sorts, in several meaningful ways.
For one thing, the jewelry maker, formerly of Attleboro and Seekonk, Mass., brings some 50 jobs to the area in industry segmentsŌĆöjewelry and manufacturing--where both Pawtucket and Rhode Island as a whole have suffered major declines.
PAWTUCKET ŌĆō A convicted sex offender from Wisconsin who is facing new sex charges in the state courts was slapped with a 46-month jail term in federal prison for failing to register when he moved here in 2011.
Gilberto Morales, 30, of Pawtucket appeared for sentencing Wednesday before U.S. District Judge John J. McConnell Jr., who also ordered Morales to serve 10 years supervised release upon the completion of his jail term.
CUMBERLAND ŌĆö The Cumberland Land Trust holds title to 18 properties throughout the town and has helped protect 350 acres of land acquired through purchase, donation and conservation easements.
On Monday, the Trust announced its latest acquisition: 7.4 acres of land in northern Cumberland located within the watershed of the Diamond Hill drinking water supply reservoir operated by the Pawtucket Water Supply Board.


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YMMV: Doctor Zhivago
- Anvilicious: The book definitely, the author constantly places little essays about the nature of art of Communism or what have you in the mouths of his characters.
- Award Snub: Although it did very well at the Oscars, earning 10 nominations and winning 5 of them, Omar Sharif was not nominated for Best Actor (despite the fact that he WON the Golden Globe that year). Julie Christie actually won Best Actress that year, but not for this film (instead, she managed to get it for John Schlesinger's Darling). Tom Courtenay also lost out for Best Supporting Actor
- Critical Dissonance: Despite being a colossal box office hit, most critics hated Zhivago during its initial release. Its reputation has improved over time, however.
- Crowning Music Of Awesome: The repeated leitmotif "Lara's Theme" certainly qualifies.
- Ensemble Darkhorse: Pretty much every review singles out Tom Courtenay (Pasha) and Rod Steiger (Komarovsky) for praise. The former was even the only member of the cast to get nominated for an Oscar.
- Magnificent Bastard: Komarovsky, throughout the entire film.
- One-Scene Wonder: The Anarchist being sent to the gulag. He chastises the other passengers, saying they are the slaves. Played by none other than Klaus Kinski (For a Few Dollars More, Aguirre, the Wrath of God, Fitzcarraldo).


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When Valentine's Day comes after Friday the 13th, which occurs approximately every 6.7 years, those who fall in love, are blessed by the angels. According to astronomical data, the average person experiences this phenomenon 13 times during their life cycle. This is known as "Valentines 13."
February, Friday the 13th 2009: At the stroke of midnight, Valentine's Day will touch Friday the 13th. This is how the term "Valentines 13" came to be.
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High school basketball: Results from more than 30 Tuesday games statewide
Boys basketball
KEARNS 67, VIEWMONT 57: Dayon Goodman scorched the nets for 22 points, and Darion Brown added 19 points to lift Kearns to victory on the road. Jarom Tye led Viewmont in the loss with 22 points.
HUNTER 70, TAYLORSVILLE 52: Noah Togiai recorded a game-best 20 points, while Brandon Davies added 18 for Hunter in the region victory.
EAST 64, HIGHLAND 55: Parker Van Dyke led the Leopards with 23 points, and Mitch Grant nailed four 3-pointers to finish with 14 total points for East.
MAPLE MOUNTAIN 59, TIMPANOGOS 57: Josh Phelps hit a runner in the lane with three seconds remaining to give the Golden Eagles the two-point lead and the win. Phelps finished with 12 points and four rebounds while Kade Poulsen also scored 12 points with five boards and two steals.
OREM 61, MOUNTAIN VIEW 51: Dalton Nixon led with 19 points, Nolan Gray recorded 15 points, Zach Hunsaker had 11 points and Cooper Holt added 10 points to give the Tigers the boost on the road.
TIMPVIEW 70, SALEM HILLS 51: Dax Raymond led the Timpview attack with 19 points and six rebounds, as the home team outscored Salem Hills 34-22 in the second half of the region victory.
SPRINGVILLE 59, PROVO 43: Dawson Pedersen finished with 20 points, while Bradley Kitchen added 17 points to lead Springville to a region win. Provo only managed to score 12 points in the first half.
PINE VIEW 66, CEDAR 60: Kody Wilstead recorded a double-double Tuesday night with 20 points and 20 rebounds to lead Pine View to a region win at home.
SNOW CANYON 64, DIXIE 59: Snow Canyon used a strong fourth quarter to rally past Dixie to claim the Region 9 championship.
CANYON VIEW 52, DESERT HILLS 50: Brady Barrett and Chad Corry combined for 27 points, as Canyon View narrowly escaped with a region victory at Desert Hills.
ST. JOSEPH 61, WEST RIDGE ACADEMY 53: David Donlevy and Jordan Jones combined for 28 points, including seven 3-pointers to help St. Joseph slip past West Ridge Academy in region play.
PINNACLE 61, GREEN RIVER 50: The Panthers doubled the Green Rivers scoring output in the final quarter to rally for the victory. Jake Hardy led all scorers with 23 points and Taje Richardson contributed 19 points in the win.
PANGUITCH 54, PIUTE 43: Tyce Barney scored 22 points, and Dalan Bennett scored 15 points to lead the Bobcats at home.
VALLEY 71, MILFORD 53: Colby Spencer led Valley with 28 points, as the home team trounced Milford in the region showdown.
ESCALANTE 75, DIAMOND RANCH 62: Jesse Ahlstrom and Jake Christensen led Escalante with 22 points and 18 points, respectively, in the win over Diamond Ranch. In the loss, Mick Hardy contributed 19 points.
BRYCE VALLEY 72, WAYNE 63: Braxton Syrett recorded 35 points and nailed six 3-pointers to lead the Mustangs in the high-scoring victory. Ty Rees had 29 points and four 3-pointers for Wayne in the loss.
EMERY 53, NORTH SEVIER 49: Emery earned the nonregion victory behind a fantastic 26-point night from Bailey Faimalo. For the Wolves, Dakota Shepherd led all scorers with 28 points and hit five 3-pointers in the loss.
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MURFREESBORO – The Soddy Daisy Lady Trojans saved their best
for last in their opening game here at the StarPlex in the TSSAA state softball
It was a pitching dual between Collierville's Baleigh Wisher
and Soddy Daisy's Emily Edwards as neither team scored in the first five
The Lady Dragons were then able to punch across a single run
in the sixth, but it wasn't enough as the Lady Trojans came back to score the
winning runs in the bottom of the seventh for the 2-1 victory.
Soddy Daisy added a 3-2 win over Wilson Central later in the day and will now face Dickson County in the winners bracket final on Thursday at 5:30 (CST).
"I think these girls like to make things interesting, but it's
been a wild ride this season and we're enjoying it," said Soddy Daisy coach Wes
Skiles after his team improved to 36-8 with the come-from-behind win in the first game.
"We knew that we just had to take it one pitch at a time and
that's what we did, but it seems like it's a different star every game and
never the same person. Now we have to
turn around and get ready for Wilson Central," he added.
Kelsey Gross had a run-scoring single in the sixth for
the Lady Dragons, but it wasn't enough
to hold off the Lady Trojans.
Limited to just two hits through the first six innings – a two-out
double by Brooke Hale in the third and a leadoff single by Haley Reynolds in
the fourth – the Lady Trojans made good things happen in their final at-bat.
Hannah Smith led off with a single and was sacrificed to
second by Savannah Moore. Abby Walker
then tied the score with a single up the middle while Jessica Boles reached on
a Collierville error. Hale reached on a
fielders choice for the first out before Cameron Swafford ripped a shot over
the left fielder's head as Walker raced home with the winning run.
Soddy Daisy had faced Wilson Central on one other occasion
this spring, a 2-1 win by Soddy Daisy at the Lady Trojan Invitational about a
month ago. Wednesday's second meeting was just as close.
The Lady Wildcats scored a run in the first and kept that 1-0 lead until the Lady Trojans scored two in the fifth and one more in the sixth.
Savannah Moore and Abby Walker hit back-to-back solo homers in the fifth while Moore had a double in the sixth before a courtesy runner scored on a single by Walker.
Brittany Wiseman ripped a one-out double for Wilson Central in the sixth and was replaced by courtesy runner Keily Preston, who scored on an infield error to make it 3-2.
Walker had three hits to lead Soddy Daisy's offense while Moore had two.
Emily Edwards was the winning pitcher in the second game while freshman Shonna Penney earned the win in the first after relieving Edwards with the bases loaded and nobody out in the sixth inning.
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Wisher and Conlan; Edwards, Penney (5) and Moore.
Edwards, Penney (6) and Moore; Bodenhorn and Wiseman.
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My Manduka helps me practice movement toward my True Self. Every time I step on my mat, I know I am going to feel better. Feeling better always moves me toward my inner Greatness. There's no limit to how good I can feel and how Great I can be.
-Shalan Hill
Canton, GA
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Kelly Harris
Davenport, IA
Why Manduka?: Manduka mats are so solid and secure. You can take them anywhere! At home, the studio or on the road, I feel always feel confident in my practice space.
What does your Manduka help you #practice?: My Manduka helps me practice discipline.
Yoga Style: Ashtanga, Vinyasa
Practice with me here: Tapas Yoga Shala
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Kelly Harris has studied various yoga traditions intensely since 2002, focusing primarily since 2007 on ashtanga vinyasa yoga in the tradition of Sri K Pattabhi Jois. She has begun working on the Intermediate Series of postures with R. Sharath at the KPJ Ashtanga Yoga Institute in Mysore, India and currently run tapas yoga shala in Davenport, IA with her husband, Evan Harris. Her practice and teachings reflect the truth of freedom through discipline.