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1 October 2015 7:57 AM, PDT | DailyDead | See recent DailyDead news »
Three posters inspired by George A. Romero's Creepshow have been released and designed by Boneface and We Buy Your Kids. Also: a trailer for The Forest, a look at Demi Lovato in From Dusk Till Dawn Season 2, and a new Fallout 4 video.
Creepshow Posters: "October Is Upon Us! Easily the best month of the year, it's time to celebrate all things creepy and crawly. We're thrilled to kick things off with three awesome posters by Boneface and We Buy Your Kids for one of the best horror anthologies ever - Creepshow!
Creepshow by Boneface. 18"x24" screen print. Hand numbered. Edition of 225. Printed by D&L Screenprinting. $40 Creepshow (Version 1) by We Buy Your Kids. 18"x24" screen print. Hand numbered. Edition of 150. Printed by D&L Screenprinting. $40 Creepshow (Version 2) by We Buy Your Kids. 18"x24" screen print. Hand numbered. Edition of 150. Printed by D&L Screenprinting. $40
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30 September 2015 7:41 AM, PDT | DailyDead | See recent DailyDead news »
A full course meal always tastes better while watching Friday the 13th, am I right? The 1980 slasher film will be shown at Nitehawk Cinema with dinner provided by The Meat Hook. Also in this round-up: mid-season marathon details for From Dusk Till Dawn: The Series Season 2 and the New York City premiere of Old 37.
Friday the 13th Film Feast: Directed by Sean S. Cunningham, Friday the 13th stars Betsy Palmer, Adrienne King, Jeannine Taylor, Robbi Morgan, and Kevin Bacon.
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Things don't go so well for the reopening of Camp Crystal Lake as the new counselors are stalked and slashed…but by whom? As the »
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26 September 2015 11:30 AM, PDT | We Got This Covered | See recent We Got This Covered news »
It's hard for a mother to remain unemotional when she watches her baby leave the proverbial coop, but Der Bunker is what happens when those feelings manifest into a hostage scenario of sorts. It's your atypical twisted fairytale about a boy, locked away from the world without any sense of maturation, but that's only where we begin. Der Bunker then delves into absolute insanity by introducing the likes of a festering wound that oversees the homemade prison like a God, primitive punishments, and questionable breastfeeding practices – a line of brilliance that German filmmaker Nikias Chryssos dances upon with unimaginable ferocity.
Pit Bukowski plays a young academic (referred to as "Student"), who seeks quiet refuge so he can advance the realms of science with his new Higgs particle theory (science-y stuff). Upon entering his newly rented room, the student meets a family who is as frugal as they are strange. »
- Matt Donato
25 September 2015 7:58 AM, PDT | DailyDead | See recent DailyDead news »
Put down your buckets of pig's blood kids, it will not end well for you. In this round-up, we have a Q&A with Emily Lopez from Carrie the Musical which opens on October 8th. Also: more details from Screamfest 2015, From Dusk Till Dawn season 2, and Shawn Scott's novel Apocalypse Swordsman.
Carrie the Musical Q&A: Press Release: "(Los Angeles, CA – August 19, 2015) Producers Bruce Robert Harris and Jack W. Batman and The Transfer Group have announced that Carrie The Musical will return to Los Angeles at the historic Los Angeles Theater, the first theatrical musical at that venue.
Tickets are available beginning Monday, August 24th at www.ExperienceCarrie.com. Carrie The Musical begins previews on October 1, 2015, and officially opens on October 8, 2015. Performances are on sale through November 22.
Directed by Brady Schwind and choreographed by Lee Martino, this immersive staging of Carrie takes the legendary musical off the stage and »
- Tamika Jones
16 September 2015 12:16 PM, PDT | Indiewire | See recent Indiewire news »
Read More: Watch: Passion is Pitted Against the Hays Code in Hitchcock Kissing Supercut Call your loved ones and hide your children, for even fictional characters are not safe from the unassailable beat of "Uptown Funk." At least, that's according to What's the Mashup, who set the song of the year to 100 famous movie dance scenes. In the five minute video, cinematic history is rewritten as everyone from Charlie Chaplin to Tom Cruise in "Risky Business" to Tom Cruise in "Tropic Thunder" finds themselves mysteriously overtaken by "Uptown Funk." The mashup is an excellent catalogue of cinema's best boogies, but it also raises some questions; namely, how does every scene sync up so well with "Uptown Funk?" Is "Uptown Funk" the universal connective thread? Will the future be a choice between moving to Mars and moving to Bruno Mars? "Uptown Funk": friend or foe? Watch the video above and decide for. »
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29 August 2015 8:28 PM, PDT | Box Office Mojo | See recent BoxOfficeMojo.com news »
With $13.2M in domestic box office Universal's Straight Outta Compton held off the upstart War Room to claim the #1 position on the charts for the third weekend in a row. War Room, which beat Compton in theaters on Friday, made $11M with a robust $9,692 per screen average. The top of the heap was still a pretty low heap, however, as the top 12 made $68.8M, off 22% from last year's $88.2M, which was a weak weekend itself. That $68.8M also gives this frame the dubious distinction of being the lowest grossing weekend of the year, 12% lower than March 6 - 8th's $78.3M. The newcomers that helped achieve that feat included No Escape, the Owen Wilson/Pierce Brosnan military coup flick, which the Weinsteins state came in just a little under their $9M estimate with $8.3M. On 2,470 screens that $3,355 psa is better than the $2,850 that last year's late-August Pierce Brosnan movie offering, The November Man, »
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29 August 2015 8:54 AM, PDT | Flickeringmyth | See recent Flickeringmyth news »
It doesn't look like the failure of Fantastic Four has put Michael B. Jordan off comic book movies, with The Wrap reporting that the actor is in talks to star in Blood Brothers, based upon the Dark Horse vampire title.
The action comedy is described as "a buddy picture involving two party-loving vampires/best friends who team up to take on a villain obsessed with the apocalypse and destroying humanity."
The comic is written by Mike Gagerman and Andrew Waller, and was based on an original screenplay by Etan Cohen (Tropic Thunder).
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28 August 2015 11:49 AM, PDT | The Wrap | See recent The Wrap news »
After working with MGM on Ryan Coogler's upcoming boxing drama "Creed," Michael B. Jordan is in negotiations to star in the studio's vampire movie "Blood Brothers," based on the Dark Horse graphic novel, an individual familiar with the project has told TheWrap. Dark Horse Entertainment is producing the action-comedy, and the graphic novel itself was based on a screenplay by "Tropic Thunder" writer Etan Cohen. Mike Gagerman and Andrew Waller wrote the comic. "Blood Brothers" is described as a buddy picture involving two party-loving vampires/best friends who team up to take on a villain obsessed with the apocalypse and destroying humanity. »
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24 August 2015 6:13 PM, PDT | iconsoffright.com | See recent Icons of Fright news »
In celebration of the El Rey Network's second season of From Dusk Till Dawn: The Series hitting Amazon digital on 8/26, we've partnered up with eONE to bring three readers $10 gift-card to be used to download episodes of the returning Vampire series based on Robert Rodriguez's 1996 film. While season one dealt with bringing a fresh new take on the film, with many twists and turns, season two deals with the aftermath of the events in which left many bodies slaughtered and the Gecko Brothers dealing with demons of their own.
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24 August 2015 5:44 PM, PDT | iconsoffright.com | See recent Icons of Fright news »
Last year, we saw the debut of From Dusk Till Dawn: The Series, which brought the Tarantino-penned/Robert Rodriguez-directed film to the small screen, in a very different approach. It was quite the interesting series, taking turns that were very unexpected and different than the film, which set the TV series on its own path. Now with the August 25th premiere of From Dusk Till Dawn: The Series, Season Two set to make its debut, Austin TX mayor Steve Adler has made August 25th "From Dusk Till Dawn Day", in a celebration held at Troublemaker studios.
Rodriguez had the following to say: "Austin is my home and I'm honored to have collaborated with the Austin creative community all these years making movies and television for the world to see. I'm so proud that From Dusk till Dawn is Austin made and that we can celebrate this day with the community. »
- Jerry Smith
21 August 2015 2:00 PM, PDT | Variety - Film News | See recent Variety - Film News news »
"Straight Outta Compton" will again dominate the domestic box office this weekend with early estimates Friday showing a sturdy $26 million at 3,025 locations for its second frame.
If the estimates hold, Universal/Legendary's N.W.A biopic looks likely to take in double the closest competition — Focus/Gramercy's launch of horror sequel "Sinister 2" with about $13.3 million at 2,766 theaters.
Paramount's fourth weekend of "Mission: Impossible — Rogue Nation" should follow with about $12 million at 3,442 theaters. That should top a pair of spy pic openings, with Fox's "Hitman: Agent 47" set to take around $8 million at 3,100 sites and Lionsgate's "American Ultra" with $6 million at 2,778 locations.
Yet another spy movie — Warner's second weekend of "The Man from U.N.C.L.E." — should finish ahead of "American Ultra" with around $7 million.
"Straight Outta Compton" will decline about 57% after a stunning overperformance in its opening weekend with $60.2 million, then took in another $25 million during Monday-Thursday period. »
- Dave McNary
15 August 2015 8:39 PM, PDT | Box Office Mojo | See recent BoxOfficeMojo.com news »
Universal is estimating that Straight Outta Compton made $56M in 2,757 theaters, a remarkable $20,345 per screen average. Compton easily bested the other wide release, The Man from U.N.C.L.E., which is under-performing with an estimated $13.5M. The Top 12, at $133.6M, is up 4% from last year when The Expendables 3 shocked many by opening in 4th place with $15.9M, beaten not only by holdovers Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Guardians of the Galaxy but by the other newcomer to the schedule, Let's Be Cops, which opened to $17.8M. If Compton ends up with actuals of $56M that would make it the sixth best August opening of all time, coming in ahead of 2011's Rise of the Planet of the Apes with $54M but behind Signs with $60M in 2002. The well-reviewed bio-pic of the rap group N.W.A., was produced, along with others, by original band members Ice Cube and Dr. Dre, as well as by their director, »
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15 August 2015 9:11 AM, PDT | DailyDead | See recent DailyDead news »
Ahead of the show's season two premiere on Tuesday, August 25th, from director Robert Rodriguez (Planet Terror), comes another From Dusk Till Dawn: The Series behind-the-scenes video. Also: Voices of the Damned and Children of the Night release details.
From Dusk Till Dawn Season 2: In this second behind-the-scenes video, the crew takes you through what the costume and makeup process is like for the series:
Press Release: "El Rey Network and Miramax® released a behind-the-scenes featurette from the El Rey Network original "From Dusk Till Dawn: The Series".
Returning cast members are D.J. Cotrona (Dear John, G.I. Joe: Retaliation); Zane Holtz (Wind Walkers, Holes, The Perks of Being a Wallflower); Jesse Garcia (Quinceañera, "Sons of Anarchy"); Eiza González ("Amores Verdaderos" ("True Love")); Wilmer Valderrama ("That '70s Show," To Whom It May Concern); Madison Davenport ("Noah," "Shameless"); Brandon Soo Hoo (Tropic Thunder, Ender's Game, Incredible Crew) and guest star Jake Busey ("Motorcycle Gang, »
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10 August 2015 9:04 AM, PDT | SoundOnSight | See recent SoundOnSight news »
Tom Cruise has come a very long way since his screen debut in Franc Zeffirelli's Endless Love (1981). Thirty six movies and a whole lot of stardom later and he's still the biggest movie star on the planet. He is perhaps, also the biggest film star in movie history. You'd be hard pushed to offer up any other actor that's sustained that level of popularity and box office pull for that long. There is a good reason for this too. Cruise polarises opinion of course and there are those that would see his downfall, but in large part that's due to all things that have little if nothing to do with Tom Cruise the filmmaker.
Being Tom Cruise must take a special kind of energy. So special in fact that he has sustained that level of dash for nigh on thirty years without letting up. And if Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation, »
- Paul Donovan
7 August 2015 4:17 PM, PDT | SoundOnSight | See recent SoundOnSight news »
Like most talented performers who've doubled as quintessential movie stars, Tom Cruise doesn't always get the chance to demonstrate that he can actually act. There's often just too much Tom Cruise in the way for people to notice, especially when he lets his erratic personal life take center stage. Putting together an "essential" list for such an actor is a bit of a tightrope act, walking the line between crowd pleasing star turns and performances of real substance. That said, here are ten Tom Cruise films that are not to be missed:
Risky Business (1983) – The early 80s were awash in teen sex comedies, most of which have justifiably faded from memory. Then there's Risky Business, which not only rose above the pack, but made an indelible mark on pop culture history. It wasn't Tom Cruise's first movie, but it might as well have been: »
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6 August 2015 9:29 AM, PDT | TooFab | See recent TooFab news »
It's official! Jennifer Aniston and Justin Theroux finally said "I do" in front of their closest family and friends at their Bel Air home on Wednesday. The couple were joined by around 70 guests at the celebration, which took place in their massive backyard. The couple decked out the area with a large wooden stage, a giant bar, numerous tables and lights, in pictures obtained by TMZ. Sources close to the couple tell the site that Jen's friends thought they were attending a surprise 44th birthday party for "The Leftovers" hottie. Celebs like Ellen DeGeneres, Chelsea Handler, Howard Stern, Sia, Lisa Kudrow and John Krasinski were also on-hand for the festivities. The actor proposed to the "Friends" alum on his birthday in 2012 and the cute couple first met on the set of "Tropic Thunder" in 2008. Congrats to the happy couple! Are you surprised by the wedding news? Sound off below and check out TMZ. »
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6 August 2015 7:45 AM, PDT | Moviefone | See recent Moviefone news »
Jennifer Aniston and Justin Theroux got married in a secret, surprise wedding last night in their Bel-Air home's backyard.
People reported that over 70 family members and friends watched the couple tie the knot. Guests - including Lisa Kudrow, Ellen DeGeneres, John Krasinski and Emily Blunt, and Jason Bateman - were told that it was a surprise 44th birthday party for Theroux. TMZ has photos of the backyard, which was set up with candlelit tables and cushioned chairs, as well as a possible wedding cake topped with two Muppets.
The former "Friends" star and current "Leftovers" actor first met on the set of "Tropic Thunder" in 2008, but did not get romantically involved until several years later when both starred in "Wanderlust." They got engaged in 2012.
This is Theroux's first marriage; Aniston was previously married to Brad Pitt.
Congrats Jen and Justin!
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5 August 2015 8:17 AM, PDT | DailyDead | See recent DailyDead news »
Hopefully, there won't be a need for paramedics at the Mile High Horror Film Festival which will host, alongside Fangoria, a screening of The Return of the Living Dead. Also: a behind-the-scenes video for From Dusk Till Dawn Season 2, Blood Moon release details, and Kickstarter details for Claymation project, Dagon.
The Return of the Living Dead Screening: Press Release: "August 4th, 2015 -- Denver, Co -- For over 35 years, Fangoria has been a trusted institution in the horror community, offering unique insights into every aspect of horror culture. And in spreading its brand, Fangoria has sought to bring fright fans the latest and greatest in the world of horror, which is why the Mile High Horror Film Festival is proud to announce our media partnership with Fangoria. For our first announcement with this partnership, Fangoria will present the 30th Anniversary Screening of The Return Of The Living Dead with star and »
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4 August 2015 8:30 AM, PDT | AreYouScreening.com | See recent AreYouScreening news »
Mr. Robinson isn't a show for everyone, which is largely a function of the fact that Welcome Back, Kotter wasn't for everyone, and owed a lot of the success it had to limited alternatives.
Don't get me wrong, Welcome Back, Kotter was not only a great show, but it managed a surprising amount of influence on the landscape of television for decades… it just wasn't for everyone.
Mr. Robinson stars Craig Robinson as a part-time substitute/part-time singer who runs into an old flame and hopes to rekindle things. When he learns that she now teaches at their old High School, he takes the first chance he gets to substitute there.
Mr. Robinson is laid-back almost to a fault… well, probably to a fault. He quickly hints that he wasn't very serious about school, and hasn't been very serious about anything since, but he »
- Marc Eastman
3 August 2015 11:39 AM, PDT | E! Online | See recent E! Online news »
Is this possibly the biggest, most epic mashup ever? Watch and judge for yourself. YouTube's Dondrapersayswhat spent three months putting together a version of Bruno Mars' "Uptown Funk" that is sung by 280 movies. You read that number right. 280 movies coming together to perform a song that has the lyric: "smoother than a fresh jar of Skippy." And it's amazing. Personally, our favorite part is the Spaceballs-Tropic Thunder combo of "too hot, hot damn" followed closely by the dance breaks courtesy of Back to the Future, Airplane! and Napoleon Dynamite. The Internet can be a wonderful place sometimes, if we forget that crap like this happens on it. However, we did not like »
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Bight Reef was really convenient to Reef Residence, where we stayed, and great snorkeling. Going around the red floats is an easy 20 minute swim, with the reef in view at all times, and out of harms way from boats. We saw a wide variety of fish, plus sea turtles and a lobster.
For snorkeling right off the beach it's pretty good! We walked from our resort on the beach several times to this reef. We saw sea turtles, barracuda, an eel and many colorful fish.
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Mimi Okabe, MA 2013
"Having completed both my undergraduate degree in English Literature and a Master of Arts in Popular Culture at Brock, I went back to my roots in pursuing another Master of Arts in Text/Community/Discourse. This program enabled me to further explore my own research interests in manga adaptations of literary classics in preparation for future doctoral work. Thankfully, I am now doing my PhD at the University of Alberta. The kinds of courses that were offered in the MA ranged in topics from Steampunk, to Studies in Masculinity, to Pataphysics, to Jane Austen, and Lit theory. While some were more challenging than others, I found them all very interesting and insightful. Some of my memorable experiences as a graduate student include being given the opportunity to lecture a first year English class and serving as the graduate student representative on the hiring committee. The Master of Arts program has a phenomenal professional development course that provides you with a competitive edge and the skills you need to "make it" in the academic world. With the expert advice and guidance of Dr. Barbara K. Seeber (supervisor) and Dr. Ann Howey (second reader), I was able to complete my major research project entitled "Jane Austen in Translation: An Exploration of Cultural Paradigms of Sisterhood in Mochizuki Reiko's Sense and Sensibility." My committee was incredibly supportive of my research and I am very grateful to have been able to work with them. The department has a very friendly and enthusiastic faculty that is invested in the success of their students, and I recommend this program to students who are serious about pursuing an academic career."
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"My English MA from Brock University has helped me obtain various positions at colleges across the country. Upon graduating, I began teaching Communications and English for Academic Purposes at Niagara College. Currently, I am a full-time instructor at SAIT Polytechnic, where I teach Communications and Academic Upgrading English.
I enjoyed doing my MA at Brock for several reasons. For one, the English department and program intake were small, so I got to develop close relationships with my professors and classmates. My peers have gone on to pursue careers in journalism, writing, and teaching, and it's been incredible being able to support one another in our professional endeavors and get insight into various industries and careers.
Second, one of our MA courses was entirely devoted to our professional development. This course covered practical topics with immediate application, including how to apply for a grant, create an intriguing proposal for a conference, develop a strong curriculum vitae, and write a compelling research paper and thesis.
Lastly, what made studying at Brock so great were the professors. Their passion for their areas of study was palpable and contagious."
Susan Hroncek, 2009
"My experience with the MA in English at Brock provided the perfect transition between undergraduate classes and the more rigorous levels of research and writing demanded by the academic profession. The program offers a considerable range in courses, from studies of canonical British texts like Marlowe and Dickens to post-Apartheid South Afircan literature and adaptations of Beckett's plays. In each case, we explored the texts from a variety of theoretical schools; this breadth was further enhanced by the vigorous course in literary theory. The broad scope of the program gave me an excellent opportunity to write my Major Research Paper on motherhood and heroism in the Harry Potter series under the supervision of Dr. Howey and Dr. Allard.
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"My MA year at Brock was pivotal in my transition from school into a career in higher education. Brock's faculty prepared me academically and professionally and never accepted anything less than excellence in either area of development. The dedication of the professors in the English department helped me to ensure that I was equipped to begin teaching English at Sheridan College upon completion of my MA. Six years later, I remain at Sheridan College, now as a full-time professor and the coordinator of the English program. While Brock's English MA program is not for the faint of heart, it certainly delivers on its promise of a well-rounded and solid education for its graduates."
Carmelo Tropiano, MA 2009
"The MA in English Language and Literature at Brock has proved to be the most meaningful learning experience of my university career. As a graduate student, I had the opportunity to engage talented scholars from diverse academic fields. Victorian, Modernist, and Structuralist foci propelled my own research objectives, the theological-aesthetical 'grounds' of Gerard Manley Hopkins's poetics. The practical benefits of my studies include a new approach to my college teaching practice, the publication of my first journal article, and the presentation of a paper at an aesthetics conference. Brock's MA in English was conducive to my overall development as a teacher, student, and person, allowing me to expand my literary interests and achieve scholarly goals."
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"The best part of obtaining my MA in English Language and Literature at Brock University were the Professors who were an excellent source of knowledge and support during my time there. I was especially excited about the wide range of course materials that seminars at Brock offered me; as a student entering for the first time into the world of professional academia it was beneficial to experience the viewpoints of so many professionals in our small group of Master's students. My major research paper, entitled National Myths and Identities: American Nationalism and the Arthurian Legend, explored the underlying contexts of Arthurian retellings in children's picture books through text and image. Although I continue to be fascinated by the retellings of myth and legend in our modern day children's literature, I am currently pursuing my interests in New Zealand as a prospective teacher."
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"I came to Brock hoping to be challenged; Brock met and exceeded all of my expectations. The professors were knowledgeable and helpful. The classes - which covered an array of interests and fields of study that ranged from Arthurian metanarratives and the Austen canon to graduate student professionalization and literary theory - were extremely demanding but equally rewarding. With the superlative help of Dr. James Allard and Dr. Martin Danahay, I wrote a major research paper on Wordsworth, transcendentalism, and the ever-present moment of infinite possibility. Because of my time at Brock, I am prepared for Ph.D. studies and, more importantly, I know that I belong"
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"It was difficult to return to university to pursue a Master of Arts degree as a mature part‑time student while contending with a full‑time teaching career at Niagara College; however, Brock University's MA (English) part‑time program is tailored in such a way as to make achievement of this goal possible within two to three years. Moreover, prospective students should not feel daunted by MA requirements, as the faculty is deeply committed to student success. This graduate program provides a closely supervised course of study which directs and cultivates critical thought and research skills, shapes and develops academic and professional standards, and provides students with an opportunity to work with accomplished mentors who have achieved expertise in their chosen areas of study. I only hope that I can make a contribution worthy of what was so admirably provided by the many memorable professors who enhanced my academic and professional life through graduate studies in Brock's English Department."
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"I graduated from Brock with an MA in English Language and Literature in 2008, writing my Major Research Paper on Hunter S. Thompson, the outlaw, and the mainstream press, and I cannot say enough about the strengths of the program. Particularly worth noting is the quality of instruction and mentorship I received during my time here. I have attended a number of academic institutions and can say that Brock has the brightest, most energetic, fun and involved faculty with whom I have had the pleasure of studying. Perhaps what I enjoyed most about the Brock MA is the emphasis that is placed on professionalization and the overwhelming willingness throughout the department to take on those mentoring roles which are crucial for our development as students, academics and professionals. I have plans to pursue my Ph.D. in the near future. I would recommend this program to anyone genuinely interested in pursuing a career in academia."
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"When I reflect on my experience as a student working to complete the one year MA English program at Brock, I view the experience as very challenging, yet extremely rewarding and satisfying. The program offers a diverse choice of courses, and although these courses did not necessarily always represent my own area of interest and research, every area of study that I encountered enriched my own research in ways I did not think possible at first. Aside from the diverse choice of subjects, which I now perceive as one of the strengths of the program, the Professors who were either directly or indirectly involved with teaching these courses, are certainly the foundation for my success in the program. Each Professor always seemed to go above and beyond their duties, not only as supervisors, but as the voices that offered encouragement and help the entire step of the way. My experiences learning a variety of subjects from these encouraging mentors, meeting new students, and making life-long friendships made the year especially enjoyable. The culmination of the program was the writing of my major research paper titled, De-Romanticizing the Spectacle: Writing the Heart into the Horror in Zakes Mda's Ways of Dying and Sindiwe Magona's Mother to Mother. I am currently working as a Teaching Assistant at Brock. My future academic pursuits might lead towards a Doctorate program; however, I am currently exploring other career options at Brock--it is difficult leaving an institution that holds such wonderful memories."
Jesse Hutchinson, MA 2007
"My experience in Brock's English MA program was challenging and rewarding. The structure of the program, the course work, and the close interaction with professors significantly advances critical thinking skills; the professional development program is particularly crucial in showing how Literary Studies works as a profession and in developing your field of study. My Major Research Paper examined the literary conventions of the contemporary American drug autobiography. I am hoping to pursue either a Professor position in Quebec's college system, or a Ph.D. program."
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"Having completed my undergraduate degree at Brock, I knew that I'd enjoy doing my MA work there as well. The faculty create an inspiring, challenging, and supportive atmosphere that draws out our best work. The program's course work gave me a solid groundwork in research and helped me strengthen my writing skills. It also helped me focus my interests for my major research project on the work of Susan Orlean, who questions patriarchal social structures within the framework of popular literary journalism. Completing this project with input from two faculty experts was an exciting collaborative process and great fun. I'm currently an English Professor at Niagara College."
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What do you guys think about Clojure? I'm thinking of learning it next, currently using Erlang and in general happy with it except the records fiasco... Is Clojure as powerful as LISP?
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Consider learning it. If for no other reason then because you can actually use it in a real project.
What you're refering to by Lisp-1 vs Lisp-2 is the question of whether functions and variables share the same name space. In Lisp-1 Lisps, like Scheme and Clojure, they do. In Lisp-2 Lisps, like Common Lisp, they do not. This is mostly a matter of taste and/or convenience - it doesn't affect the power of the programming language.
As an example, in Clojure you can do this:
This is a function that takes a function and two values and applies the function to the values. For example:
In Common Lisp, you'd have to write this as
The reason you need "funcall" is that, since "func" is in the name space of variables, you cannot directly use it as a function, like you can in Clojure, which does not make this distinction. So you have to tell Common Lisp "please interpret this variable as a function and call it with these arguments". Another consequence of this is that to get the same result you must call "my-apply" like this:
Here the problem is reversed: "+" is a function, but you want to pass it as a variable, so you have to "convert" it. "#'+" is short for "(function +)", btw.
I use Clojure and not CL because:
Clojure is a dialect of LISP so, yes, it's as powerful as LISP.
For no other reason than we now have a good LISP tool for the JVM I like this language.
I think the name is clever.
"Clojure has the potential to do for concurrency-oriented programming what Java did for object-oriented programming a decade ago: make it simpler to do properly using a language (or, in Clojure's case, a "language environment") that is similar to what programmers are already used to. " -- Bill Clementson
And people, LISP consists of a family of programming languages. There are Lisp dialects like Common Lisp and Clojure. And on top of that, there are many implementations of Common Lisp or Scheme.
I used Erlang at work for coordinated network load testing and it was perfect for that because the problem was well within Erlang's "sweet spot" of "doing distributed communication oriented software correctly". I find Clojure MUCH better for code that needs to do something complex on a single box with several threads (this is a more common scenario).
You are ahead of the curve because you know Erlang and this will help you spot the problems in which it really shines. What do you thing Clojures real "sweet spot" is?
Clojure is a Lisp-1, yes. Think of it as a nicer Common Lisp without all the historical baggage. It also has several modern concurrency features like STM and Agents (they decided not to implement Erlang's Actors model). The advantage of running on the JVM is simple- there are already SO many libraries written for it (mostly in Java).
Clojure in Clojure is an ongoing effort to rewrite the Clojure compiler in Clojure, to make it more portable and maintainable. Apart from core.clj, most of Clojure is written in Java presently. After this move, it'll be possible to port it to a LOT of VMs, including Parrot.
I like Common Lisp better than Clojure because the syntax is more regular and it's not tied to the horrible (IMHO) Java APIs.
For Common Lisp I also have the choice between several excellent and well-tested implementations and a mature standard to rely on.
But if I had to use Java for a job then I would definitely consider using Clojure. :)
what I mean by "is Clojure as powerful as LISP" is that i read someplace here on stackoverflow that Common Lisp is lisp-2 and Clojure is lisp-1? (I could easly be rambling here)...
as far as concurrency is concerned I really like the Erlang story since its so easy to distribute apps by writing them in the Actor model
from the creator of Clojure at http://groups.google.com/group/clojure/browse%5Fthread/thread/2a2b24ffef5d1631?pli=1
"Even with actors, Clojure will not yet have a distributed concurrency story, but I am considering just adopting Erlang's wholesale, using Jinterface for Clojure<->Clojure or even Clojure<->Erlang distributed processes. Maybe that will look like Termite when it is done. Stay tuned. "
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Tele2 Croatia has been underperforming since the start of the year and in July, the company changed its target for the unit forecasting a profit margin before depreciation and amortisation of 4-6 percent in 2012. Previously it had a target of an EBITDA margin of 20 percent by the third quarter of 2013.
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ACCORD has been recognized as the 5th most influential Think Tank in Sub-Saharan Africa and amongst the top 75 worldwide in an influential annual survey.
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The Training for Peace (TfP) Programme at ACCORD was recently invited by the British Peace Support Team (BPST) to deliver training modules for a Peace Support Operations Staff Officer's course at the Malawian Armed Forces College (MAFCO). The two-week integrated (Civilian, Police, and Military personnel) Staff Officer's course was for Officers that will be deployed to African Union (AU) or United Nations (UN) Peace Support Operations (PSO) on the continent.
The Training for Peace (TfP) Programme at ACCORD, in partnership with the African Union (AU) and United Nations (UN), held a consultation on the Review of Civilian Capacities for Peace Operations in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia on 08 December 2010.
The United Nations General Assembly and the Security Council simultaneously adopted Resolution 1947 on the "Review of the Peacebuilding Architecture" on 29 October 2010.
The Resolutions call on "all relevant UN actors to take forward, within their mandates and as appropriate, the recommendations of the report with the main aim of further improving the effectiveness of the Peacebuilding Commission" and also "recognizes that the peacebuilding work of the United Nations requires sustained and adequate resources to meet the challenges".
ACCORD recently joined the United Nations (UN) to celebrate the 10th anniversary of UN Security Council Resolution 1325 (UNSCR 1325) on women in peace and security. The event provided an opportune moment for the promotion of the Durban Statement arising from the High Level Seminar on 'UNSCR 1325 in 2020: Looking Forward…Looking Back' hosted by ACCORD from 8-9 October 2010.
The success of peacebuilding in many countries is largely dependent on regional peace and stability. In collaboration with the Nairobi Peace Initiative-Africa (NPI) and the West African Network for Peace (WANEP), ACCORD will conduct a high-level, regional peacebuilding workshop from 27-29 October 2010 in Monrovia, Liberia. The workshop will bring together key stakeholders from the countries of Guinea-Conakry, Ivory Coast, Liberia and Sierra Leone to create a clearer understanding of regional dynamics in the Mano River Region.
ACCORD presented the preliminary findings of research on climate related conflicts in Sudan to a conference on environmental change and migration. The conference shed light on the complex dynamics of environmentally induced migration and the related impact on communities.
As part of efforts to strengthen the mediation support capacity of the African Union (AU), the ACCORD Peacemaking Unit conducted Advanced Training in Mediation for AU staff from 24-26 November 2010 in Durban, South Africa. Participants represented the AU headquarters in Addis Ababa, as well as a variety of liaison offices including those in Western Sahara, the Central African Republic, Sudan, Chad, Kenya and the Ivory Coast.
Nikiwe Bikitsha, who was at the ACCORD 1325 seminar in Durban, reports in the Mail & Guardian on the state of women and Resolution 1325 on the continent of Africa...
Tor Sellström, a former Senior Advisor at ACCORD, has been awarded an honorary doctorate in Peace and Conflict Research by the University of Uppsala, Sweden.
In October, ACCORD held a training course in Burundi for a wide range of peacebuilding stakeholders. Participants at the training included representatives from the United Nations Integrated Mission in Burundi (BINUB), United Nations Country Team (UNCT), African Union (AU), Government and civil society in Burundi - all integral to the success of ongoing peacebuilding efforts in the country.


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I'm keeping this linky open for a year and I'm hoping it'll become a great meeting place for Pinterest fans. So even if you haven't dropped by here before, you are welcome to leave us a link to your boards. Let's find out what you love! I'll put the Pinterest Parade badge in my sidebar and that will take you right back here any time you like. Sound like a plan?
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The Pinterest Parade
I'm keeping this linky open for a year and I'm hoping it'll become a great meeting place for Pinterest fans. So even if you haven't dropped by here before, you are welcome to leave us a link to your boards. Let's find out what you love! I'll put the Pinterest Parade badge in my sidebar and that will take you right back here any time you like. Sound like a plan?
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What a great way to multiply the time I already spend on Pinterest :DReplyDelete
Cool idea!ReplyDelete
Fab idea Sian!!!!ReplyDelete
Love this idea :)ReplyDelete
A Pinterest Interest Party! Another Fab Idea from High in the Sky!ReplyDelete
Great fun, Sian - now I just have to find time to go and follow all these Linkies! Thanks for inviting us to join in.
Oh Sian! You were entirely responsible for my Pinterest addiction - and now you're responsible for a whole new level of browsing. I can't decide if it's a good thing or a bad thing :)ReplyDelete
I am feeling that I'm going to be drawn into Pinterest sooner, rather than later..have been putting it off, but I'm getting nosy now!ReplyDelete
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Well Pinterest still doesn't quite do it for me - I think I have 4 pins, maybe 5. So the thought of joining in with this fills my Husband with horror - he gets enough last minute meals as it is!ReplyDelete
Will have to come back here later when I have some free time. How do you get the "follow me on Pinterest" button on your blog?ReplyDelete
Messed up the kinky first tome round. Will try and cancel when I get home and have more time. Sorry:)ReplyDelete
Lol ...kinky even...made me giggle:0ReplyDelete
LINKY...dam small keys:)ReplyDelete
What a great ideaReplyDelete
I'm in! I enjoy Pinterest, but wish there were more options for browsing by category. Any tips on surfing Pinterest?ReplyDelete
Once again, I declare ...you are brilliant (and fun)! love this idea, I am always on the lookout for more people to follow. Thanks, Sian!ReplyDelete
La, la, la, la, la, la, la, la. I'm covering my ears and humming. I am NOt listening. . . I am NOT getting sucked into a new obsession. . . la, la, la, la.ReplyDelete
How do you come up with these great ideas!!!! I love it even though it could turn into a full day of pinterest surfing! :PReplyDelete
What an organizer you are! I'll have to check this out when I, say, actually have something on my Pinterest pages. (Don't hold your breath!)ReplyDelete
Love Pinterest! Especially for "home" things, should probably use it for scrapping a bit more too. Yay!ReplyDelete
fab idea :D have added my linky :DReplyDelete
I did it wrong - it's been a looong week, can you delete my link and I will try to redo it please? Many thanks, Linda no 25ReplyDelete
All sorted Linda. Thank you!ReplyDelete
A fantastic idea Sian!!ReplyDelete
What a good idea Sian:)ReplyDelete
I will clearly have to get to grips with Pinterest!ReplyDelete
I'm fascinated by this - is it just something you start and post all your favourite things to?ReplyDelete
Fab Sian, may do another next week on my blog if I can get off Pinny for long enough! I am now following every single pinny who has linkied! xx Thanks Chuck xxReplyDelete
Wonderful, fabulous. Am thoroughly enjoying my morning wandering around. I don't think I can join Pinterest though - I've just tried to, and rec'd an immediate invitation, but of course I've neither facebook nor twitter. :(ReplyDelete
Oh blimey Sian. Am already waybehind with stuff but am a Pinterest addict... I'm in!ReplyDelete
Great idea Sian.ReplyDelete
Brilliant idea! Now I have to go and check everyone's boards. Might not get any housework done today...!ReplyDelete
I love how you are often coming up with new ideas - well done. I hope I can keep up :0)ReplyDelete
Now off to browse
what a fab idea :)) have added mine Thank youReplyDelete
Such a great idea! I love me some Pinterest and I'm always looking for new people! Off to check out some cool stuff...... Thanks!ReplyDelete
This is a great idea - I only joined Pinterest a couple of days ago but I love it!!! Thanks for helping me find lots of people to follow and lots more pins!ReplyDelete
Amazing - am only at about number 5 on the list and have found lots of fantastic things already!ReplyDelete
I'm very late to the party ... but I suppose the saying 'better late than never' applies in this case!ReplyDelete
Do you find pinterest is often 'out' and that is can be quite slow to upload? Perhaps it is just me?
Fab idea, don't know how I missed this originally but I'm here now. I just need some extra hours in the day now pretty please ....... :-)ReplyDelete


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Seven high school students were near the end of their month-long survival course in the Alaskan wilderness, but the real schooling began when they came face to snout with the wildest thing of all.
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They are students of the prestigious National Outdoor Leadership School on a month-long course during summer vacation from high school. It's 7:30 in the evening on July 23, 2011, and they've spent the past 24 days backpacking through the rugged western Talkeetna Mountains with three instructors, learning leadership and outdoor skills, including first aid. They're now about 40 miles northeast of the nearest town, Talkeetna, separated from any sign of human habitation by miles of rough, trackless country. This is the last leg of the trip, when the students are cut loose to find their own way to a train track 24 miles away, where they will rendezvous with their instructors in three days. Until then, they have no way of communicating with their instructors or with the outside world. They are truly alone. Earlier today, just before the boys set out, one of the instructors looked at them and, grinning, left them with this advice: "Don't die."
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