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With the first wave of the TIFF line-up announced, and Venice unveiling their slate tomorrow, the promise of films not about explosions is getting ever-closer, even if we have to get through the likes of "Total Recall" first. So with the awards season just around the corner, it seemed like a good time to get The Amazing Race, our weekly Oscar coverage, going again. We popped our heads into awards season briefly after Cannes, but we'll be taking a look at things each week from here on out, as the journey begins to the Dolby Theater.
But with the films in Venice and Toronto yet to be screened, it seems only appropriate to start with perhaps the biggest movie of the summer, and certainly one of the few major blockbusters from the warmer months that has the best chance of appearing on Oscar ballots. Of course, we're talking about Christopher Nolan's "The Dark Knight Rises." But will it finally be Nolan, and Batman's, time for glory or is it doomed to miss out again?
There's been a certain expectation for the third installment of Nolan's bat-trilogy ever since the last film, "The Dark Knight" was released. That film got multiple nominations, and won, albeit posthumously, for Heath Ledger's performance as the Joker, but ultimately failed, even in a weak year, to make the final five Best Picture nominees. The snub was widely thought to have led to the Academy introducing ten Best Picture nominees the following year, in the hope of including films with more popular appeal, and 2010 did indeed see blockbusters like "Up," "Avatar" and "District 9" among the nominees. And at 2011's ceremony, Nolan picked up a Best Picture nomination for "Inception" as well as a screenplay nod, although he was snubbed in the directing category.
So short of the film being a disaster, "The Dark Knight Rises" was always going to be seen as being in contention this time around. And happily, it was far from a disaster. In this writer's mind, and in that of much of the staff, it's the superior entry in the trilogy and one of the best films of the year so far. Multiple nominations are guaranteed — it should have several technical categories such as sound, editing, score, cinematography all but locked up — and art direction, costume design and adapted screenplay are possibilities too, depending on the strength of competition. Hell, supporting nods for Anne Hathaway and Michael Caine aren't totally outside the realm of possibility, even if we'd be very surprised if they came to pass. But picture and director nominations are less certain at this stage.
There's certainly a feeling that Nolan's due for a nomination. He can't have been far off a nod for "Inception," and we feel that, even if the film doesn't make the Best Picture cut, he might end up being one of the five filmmakers honored this year, as much a recognition of his career to date, and his achievement across the trilogy, as anything else. "The Lord of the Rings" only won technical awards with 'Return of the King,' at which point it swept the board. Like Nolan's film, that was fantasy — a genre never beloved by the Academy, given a new respectability (and giant box office) by a master filmmaker — and given the last chance to reward such an achievement, the Academy leapt at it.
But it's more complicated here. For one, the period trappings of LOTR, for want of a better term, perhaps made it seem more palatable. For another, the two previous 'Rings' films had both been Best Picture nominees, and at a time when there were only five nominations possible. And finally, many of the same arguments, in terms of nominations in recognition of the series as a whole, were made last year for "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2," and the film never got traction (although we maintain it's at least in part because that film was a two-parter; a single film 'Deathly Hallows' might have done a little better).
It's also clear that the shootings in Colorado last week will cast a long shadow. Warner Bros. already looks likely to delay "Gangster Squad" to avoid any unsightly links between the film and the incident in Aurora. Will their hearts — and those of the modest Nolan — really be in for a lengthy and exhausting campaign in the wake of tragedy? And will voters be able to get past the incident, particularly as idiots in the media question whether the Batman films might have inspired the shooter?
It certainly sounds as if the film wasn't rapturously received at an Academy screening over the weekend, which was begun with a minute of silence from AMPAS president Tom Sherak. While it didn't have a hostile reception, it was mostly indifferent, though many films have gotten nominations without wowing the crowd. And one member told Steve Pond of The Wrap that, "The film played extremely well." But Bret Easton Ellis (who is prone to be hyperbolic) was there too, and tweeted that "there was zero love" for the film at the screening. It may be that, while it has many admirers, the Academy justs find it too chilly and cerebral for them, or it may have been skewed by the effects of the shooting. How long that effect lasts remains to be seen.
Finally, it's also worth noting that Warner Bros. is particularly stuffed with contenders, at least at this point. In the second half of the year they'll unleash "Argo," "Trouble With The Curve," "Cloud Atlas," "The Hobbit" and "The Great Gatsby," all of which have their eyes set on gold. If one of these — particularly the genre-leaning 'Hobbit' or 'Cloud Atlas' — becomes a front-runner, Batman's chances could end up dipping.
But of course, the reverse is true too; ultimately, the film's Best Picture chances depend on the other films that come in the next few months. As you'll see from the inaugural edition of our Best Picture predictions chart below, which will run every week throughout awards season, we figure that there's several movies that feel more likely to pick up a nod than Nolan's right now. But if "Hyde Park On Hudson" disappoints at Toronto, or "Zero Dark Thirty" is delayed until 2013, or "Les Miserables" turns out to be terrible, or any number of things that could happen to any one of the films, "The Dark Knight Rises" will be better placed than ever. We'd certainly be happy if it was recognized.
The Best Picture Chart – 07/25/12
1) "Les Miserables"
That trailer that debuted a few months back made it clear that Universal aren't fucking around on this one. Tom Hooper taking a Best Picture for two consecutive films would be virtually unprecedented (James Cameron aside), but the film could be a perfect storm of material, cast and form.
2) "Lincoln"
"War Horse" showed last year that when Spielberg's in serious mode, only a fool would bet against a nomination, particularly with subject matter like this. But the word is that it's more procedural than emotional in nature, which may stop it connecting.
3) "The Master"
The pre-emptive critical favorite of the year (most already seem to have decided it's the best thing since sliced bread), this is likely to get in as such, unless the whole is unsatisfying. But can it win?
4) "Beasts of the Southen Wild"
What seemed like unanimous praise at Sundance has been significantly tempered, but this seems like the rare example of an indie picture that can warm hearts of Academy voters too. How it does when it expands wider (it's at $3 million having never been on more than 130 theaters, which is damn good) will be key.
5) "Argo"
Looking like the key candidate for the kind of smart, grown-up 70s style picture that always seems to have a slot — "Moneyball," "The Social Network," "Michael Clayton" et al. Of course, we won't know til Toronto if it's any good or not.
6) "Life Of Pi"
A wildly enthusiastic response to this morning's trailer, as well as that to footage at CinemaCon a few months back, suggested that this was a serious player — this year's "Hugo," in many ways. But it's also a more difficult piece of material than suggested by the marketing to date, and is likely to divide people severely.
7) "The Sessions"
Fox Searchlight's other Sundance darling, this'll be a real player in the performance categories, but wider critical responses may be key in seeing whether it can make a play for the big prize. The crowd-pleasing nature of the film suggests it probably will.
8) "The Great Gatsby"
One of the major question marks of the season. A starry cast, serious literary material, lavish visuals — but was Baz Luhrmann the right man for the job? We won't find out until November or December, we imagine.
9) "Zero Dark Thirty"
As a recent Best Picture/Director winner, Kathryn Bigelow's certainly in the running, particularly with material as stirring as her Bin Laden film. But word is it's more of an ensemble piece than "The Hurt Locker" — will that make it tougher to engage with on an emotional level?
10) "Moonrise Kingdom"
The indie smash of the summer finally seems to be tailing off at the box office (it dropped off by 50% this past weekend), but it's certainly made its mark, and could be this year's "Midnight In Paris," in many ways. But Anderson has not been an Academy favorite before now — could this change that?
11) "Hyde Park On Hudson"
Academy-bait on paper — it's a New York version of "The King's Speech!" — but may have to settle for performance nods unless it's a crowd-pleaser like Hooper's film. We'll find out in Toronto.
12) "The Dark Knight Rises"
See the thousand-odd words above. Could certainly rise higher in the coming weeks.
13)"The Silver-Linings Playbook"
Word from the footage screened at Cannes was divided as to whether it was a big Oscar player (many believe it'll be an above-average rom-com at best), and the trailer didn't convince one way or the other, but one shouldn't count David O. Russell out.
14) "Django Unchained"
We've always suspected this was a principally commercial picture, particularly given the potentially controversial subject matter, and a Comic-Con slot seemed to back that up. But then, we would have said that about "Inglourious Basterds" too.
15) "Anna Karenina"
Looks like a difficult beast, given the non-traditional conceit at play. Likely to be a big BAFTA player, but may be too much of a curate's egg, at least if the recent clip is suggestive of the whole.
16) "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey"
More negatives against it at this stage than with "The Lord of the Rings" — a less organic storytelling split, the sense of returning to old ground, that controversial 48FPS presentation. But given that the first three films have 30 nominations between them, it shouldn't be counted out.
17) "Cloud Atlas"
We'd initally thought this might be too weird, but the book is well read, and the advance word is very strong indeed. Let's see how it goes down in Toronto — the presence of Academy favorites like Tom Hanks and Hugo Weaving is sure to help.
18) "Amour"
A serious critic's favorite (and Palme D'Or winner) in Cannes, it's a film whose concerns seem to fall right in the average age of the Academy. But will that mean the film cuts too close to the bone? It's got an uphill battle as a foreign film as it is.
19) "To the Wonder"
Malick did the Picture/Director nomination double last year, but can he do the same again so soon? The starry cast, and seemingly more narrative-led story, of "To the Wonder" might suggest so. But word is it's even more 'difficult' than "The Tree of Life," and perhaps more importantly, hasn't yet landed a distribution, so it may not even be eligible this time around.
20) "Best Exotic Marigold Hotel"
Just as well-suited to the Academy, but far cheerier, the film's surprise box office does put this in the running. But we suspect it'll make way for more substantial fare over time.
Later in the week, we're going to look at some of the potential dark horses of the season; films not yet on many prognosticators' radars that could upset the race.


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JDRF Launches New Initiative to Ensure Denver Parents are 'T1D Aware'
DENVER, Aug. 17 /PRNewswire/ -- The Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation wants every Denver parent to be "T1D Aware" and recognize the telltale signs of type 1 diabetes in order to prevent a potentially deadly complication that often occurs as a result of a delayed diagnosis. JDRF is launching the new educational campaign called "T1D Aware" to raise awareness of the key signs of type 1 diabetes including frequent urination and excessive thirst, and to encourage parents to seek medical attention if they notice these signs in their children. In Colorado, approximately 40 percent of children who are newly diagnosed with type 1 diabetes present with a life-threatening condition called diabetic ketoacidosis or DKA.
"The symptoms of type 1 diabetes are often mistaken for other conditions like a bladder infection," said Georgeanna Klingensmith, M.D., director of the Pediatric Clinic at the Barbara Davis Center for Childhood Diabetes. "The longer we wait to diagnose type 1 diabetes, the more dangerous it can be. That's why it's so important to be 'T1D Aware' and to equate frequent urination and excessive thirst as potential signs of type 1 diabetes."
In addition to frequent urination and excessive thirst, lower than normal energy, tiredness and weight loss are all telltale signs of type 1 diabetes. Other symptoms include: increased appetite, sudden vision changes, fruity odor on the breath, heavy or labored breathing and/or stupor or unconsciousness. If parents, teachers, school nurses, coaches and even teenagers notice these signs, they should talk to a doctor immediately.
Many children who present with these symptoms also have DKA. DKA occurs when the body breaks down fat for energy instead of sugar. When this happens, the body produces an acid called a ketone. High levels of ketones are very dangerous and can lead to a coma or even death, especially in young children. DKA is the leading cause of death and disability in children with type 1 diabetes.
Unfortunately, for the Broadus family, DKA was a harsh reality. Jonathan Broadus was 18 months old when he was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes. He also was in full-blown DKA and spent two days in the hospital.
"For Jonathan's sake, I wish I had been more knowledgeable about the signs of type 1 diabetes," said Shauna Broadus, the mother of Jonathan who is now six and his diabetes is in control. "But now I know and I want to make sure other parents are aware so their children don't suffer like Jonathan did."
As part of the "T1D Aware" campaign, JDRF will be distributing information and conducting local events across Denver.
"T1D Aware" is made possible with support from Silpada Designs. For more information, please visit www.facebook.com/MyJDRF.
About Type 1 Diabetes
Type 1 diabetes is a chronic, debilitating disease affecting every organ system that strikes children and adults suddenly, and lasts a lifetime. Type 1 diabetes is an autoimmune disease in which a person's pancreas stops producing insulin, a hormone that enables people to get energy from food. People with type 1 diabetes must take multiple injections of insulin daily or continuous infusion of insulin through a pump just to survive. Taking insulin does not cure any type of diabetes nor prevent the possibility of its devastating effects: kidney failure, blindness, nerve damage, amputation, heart attack and stroke. There are approximately 3 million Americans living with type 1 diabetes and more than 30,000 children and adults are diagnosed every year.
About JDRF
JDRF is a leader in setting the agenda for diabetes research worldwide, and is the largest charitable funder and advocate of type 1 diabetes research. The mission of JDRF is to find a cure for diabetes and its complications through the support of research. Type 1 diabetes is a disease which strikes children and adults suddenly and requires multiple injections of insulin daily or a continuous infusion of insulin through a pump. Insulin, however, is not a cure for diabetes, nor does it prevent its eventual and devastating complications which may include kidney failure, blindness, heart disease, stroke, and amputation.
Since its founding in 1970 by parents of children with type 1 diabetes, JDRF has awarded more than $1.4 billion to diabetes research, including more than $100 million last year.
About Silpada Designs
Silpada Designs is the world's largest and fastest-growing sterling silver jewelry home party company. Silpada Design's sterling silver jewelry is sold exclusively by 32,000 independent representatives throughout the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom. Visit Silpada.com or call 1-888-SILPADA (745-7232) to learn more about our jewelry, to find a local representative or to learn how you can join the Silpada Design's family as an independent representative.
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Smoked Salmon Corn Muffins
|Corn muffins
|4 Ounce (2, 2 Ounce Each)
|Chopped smoked salmon
|2 Ounce
|Whipped cream cheese
|3 Tablespoon
|Minced onion
|1 Tablespoon
|2 Teaspoon, drained
|Lemon juice
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
1) Preheat oven to 350° F.
2) Thinly slice the muffin on top, so that it becomes flat on top. Reserve the top slice for garnish.
3) Half the muffins horizontally and separate two pieces.
4) Place the sliced muffin on its top.
5) In a small mixing bowl, add remaining ingredients and combine well.
6) Spread the salmon mixture evenly on the cut-side of the muffin halves.
7) Use a 8 x 8 x 2-inch baking dish to spray with nonstick cooking spray.
8) Arrange the muffin halves salmon-mixture-side up in the pan.
9) Place inside oven and bake for 15 minutes or until the muffins are warm.
10) Cut the reserved muffin top slices in half and place on the muffin halves to cover the salmon mixture. Serve at once.
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Nutrition Rank
Nutrition Facts
Serving size
Calories 223 Calories from Fat 96
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 11 g16.5%
Saturated Fat 4.8 g23.8%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 40 mg13.3%
Sodium 452.3 mg18.8%
Total Carbohydrates 25 g8.2%
Dietary Fiber 3.4 g13.5%
Sugars 1.1 g
Protein 9 g17.4%
Vitamin A 7.2% Vitamin C 0.77%
Calcium 2.1% Iron 2.6%
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News at Winship
Feb. 27, 2017
Szabo and Masters honored at CanCare anniversary celebration
Stephen Szabo, MD, and Connie Masters, RN, MSN, were recognized by the CanCare organization at its fifth anniversary celebration on February 25th for their long-time efforts to integrate the program throughout Emory Healthcare.
Feb. 16, 2017
Spider web of cancer proteins reveals new drug possibilities
Scientists at Winship Cancer Institute of Emory University have mapped a vast spider web of interactions between proteins in lung cancer cells, as part of an effort to reach what was considered "undruggable."
Feb. 15, 2017
Fashion a Cure Event Raises $300,000 for Cancer Research
Cupid helped to set the stage for Winship Cancer Institute's fifth annual Fashion a Cure Fashion Show held at the St. Regis Atlanta on Valentine's Day. More than 550 guests attended the event which raised more than $300,000 for the treatment and the research of cancers affecting women.
Feb. 13, 2017
Winship first in Georgia to offer advanced radiosurgery for the brain
Winship Cancer Institute at Emory Saint Joseph's Hospital is the first hospital in the state and one of only seven medical centers in the nation to offer advanced radiosurgery for the brain with the Gamma Knife® Icon.
Feb. 9, 2017
Winship researchers receive Avon Grant
Investigators at the Glenn Family Breast Center at Winship Cancer Institute are the recipients of a one-year, $750,000 grant from the Avon Breast Cancer Crusade Board of Managers.
Winship in the News
Feb. 28, 2017
WebMD: Body Scan Meditation: Right for Cancer Patients?
Feb. 24, 2017
WBUR 90.9FM: Not Just Nausea And Vomiting: Cancer Docs Now Worry About 'Financial Toxicity'
Feb. 22, 2017
WAGA-TV: Facing lung cancer, Georgia woman finds options
Feb. 14, 2017
NBC Nightly News: Couple Turns Cancer Diagnosis Into Love Story
Feb. 7, 2017
WXIA-TV: Experimental cancer treatment gives local woman chance at renewed life, hope for future
Winship Roundup
Feb. 27, 2017
Winship Roundup: Winship Roundup | February 27, 2017
Winship and Morehouse Partner on $2 Million Grady Grant | Winship Invest$ Reaches Funding Milestone | Slusser to Depart Emory | Last Call for Entries: Science Photo Competition | Sengupta Lends Expertise to Local Play | Shaib Participates in NET Summit | New Hospital Tower Bridge Opens | Jillella Speaks about Importance of Bone Marrow Donation Meeting Highlights Women and Mentorship | Experts Gather for International Lung Cancer Conference | Events | Funding Opportunities | Winship In the News
Feb. 20, 2017
Winship Roundup: Winship Roundup | February 20, 2017
Winship Names Fashion Show Scholars | Spider Web of Cancer Proteins Reveals New Drug Possibilities | Winship Nurses Receive Research Grant | Winship Remembers Kris Greiner | NBC Shares Winship Patient's Love Story | Nurse Residency Program Launches at Winship | GU Cancer Experts Gather for National Meeting | Events | Funding Opportunities| Winship In the News
Feb. 13, 2017
Winship Roundup: Winship Roundup | February 13, 2017
Winship Celebrates Sterk Inauguration | Winship Researchers Receive Avon Grant | Bruner Presents at Inauguration Academic Symposium | Three Winship Residents Earn ASCO Merit Awards | Complimentary Atlanta Hawks Tickets Available | Clifton Road to Close During Weekend Construction | Science Photo Contest | Sengupta Lab Launches New Website | Winship Featured in New Emory Healthcare Campaign | Subscribe to Association of American Cancer Institutes Newsletter | Winship Celebrates Valentine's Day | Events | Funding Opportunities| Winship In the News
Oct. 3, 2016
Winship Magazine : Fall 2016
In this issue: Beyond the Pink Ribbon | You Inspire Us | The Cancer Moonshot | Why I Run | Champion for Lung Cancer Research | When Cancer Comes Back and more.
June 2, 2016
Winship Magazine : Spring 2016
In this issue: Winship 5K: Early Detection, Early Removal | Empowering the Immune System | Eric Berry No. 29 Back in the Game | Winship's World Reach | A Year in the Life of Jimmy Carter | Game Changers in Philanthropy | Supporting Winship Night & Day | Navigating the Language of Cancer and more.
Nov. 11, 2015
Winship Magazine : Fall 2015
In this issue: Winship 5K: Five Years Running | Facing Cancer a Second Time | Our Military Heroes | | Chasing Down Genetic Risks | Helping and Healing a Community | Making a Case for Fundamental Scientific Research and more.


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1. Load details page for an app with with big screenshot thumbnails on your Android device (ex. https://marketplace-dev.allizom.org/app/youzeek/ )
2. Swipe through screenshots.
3. Observe the third screenshot.
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Actual results:
The third screenshot goes over the description when swiped.
Verified on FF20 (Android 4.1.1).
Attaching screenshot for this issue.
Is this a <video> thing?
It's actually a screenshot thing when the height of the screenshot is greater than its container...the SS attached just happens to show a video so it's misleading.
The real fix for this would be if FF for android respected z-index while using GPU acceleration...I'll see if there's anything we can do from our end.
My fix comes in a strange vial labeled 'wonder tonic' but meh:
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African Culture Night
Time: 5:30- 8:00
Location: Wellington Event Center
Date: May 20, 2014
Join us for a night of African music, food, and culture!
Free and limited tickets are available at the Wildcat shop, so get your tickets before they are gone. There will be variety of African cuisine and spoken word poetry by Beatrice Wambui as well as African Drum performance. Dr. Blaise Dondji from the Biology department will be the keynote speaker at the event.
We invite you to wear African clothing if you have it!
Tickets available at www.cwu.edu/tickets or at the Wildcat shop.


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> Blue Ice is on my want list too. I have Dark Star! Anyone wanna trade!!
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Wish I had something worthwhile to trade with you for Dark Star Preston,
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I am also selling my beloved SM3 as no longer use them because I bought a pair of SE846 I use for now.
Don't do it man, you'll be sorry for the rest of your life... How can you sell you baby???!!! Haven't heard the SE846 but I just bet it won't sound anything like the SM3 . The SM3 is pure magic and always will be. Had a long good session with it tonight and it blows my mind. I love it and always will. Tonight all my other gear feel like mistresses, younger and sexier but the SM3 is the real deal.


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Whitgift Anthology 2016
Last night I had the pleasure of joining staff and students at Whitgift School for the launch of their 2016 anthology, a collection of writing from across the school community.
During the past year or two I confess that for me the act of writing has sometimes felt like a chore, instead of feeling as it used like a fierce and joyous compulsion. But reading the boys' poems caused me to remember vividly what it was like to write for the love of it – to write because you have things to say and you want to say them well.
The Whitgift anthology takes its reader on an extraordinarily imaginative journey. Within its pages we go back in time to a prehistoric valley and forward in time to a chilling dystopia. We go back into the memories of old men, forward in the dreams of young men. We go to Africa, to India, to forests and volcanos, we come to Whitgift, where 'peacocks with plumage proud strut in cool gardens' and then we turn a page and find ourselves 'in nasty blizzard of mid-winter in deep dark trenches full of rats'.
The editors chose to order the anthology not by year group but by the mood of the writing, starting with cheerful hopscotchy poems and moving on to darker material. In their lovely foreword the editors invite us to experience 'the full journey, from elation to annihilation'!
One of the finest wordsmiths of the twentieth century (Bertie Wooster) said this: "I'm not absolutely certain of the facts, but I rather fancy it's Shakespeare who says that it's always just when a fellow is feeling particularly braced with things in general that Fate sneaks up behind him with the bit of lead piping." So well done to the editorial team for making us feel particularly braced with things in general and then for sneaking up on us so stealthily with the lead piping of Fate. They have effected a truly knock-out blow.
All proceeds from sales the Whitgift Anthology go to Book Aid International. Do let me know if you would like to buy a copy, and I'll put you in touch with someone who can procure one for you!
There are over fifty poems and short plays in the anthology – here is just a small sample:
Blood & Ink: Die Bücher von Timbuktu
I'm delighted to announce that Blood & Ink has found a publishing home in Germany. On 28 July this year (my fortieth birthday, as it happens) Aladin Verlag will publish a hardback version translated from the English by Katharina Diestelmeier and titled Blood & Ink: Die Bücher von Timbuktu. The book is beautifully designed and printed, and contains on the inside covers this striking, almost luminous, map of the Timbuktu area (click to enlarge).
Aladin's founder Klaus Humann used to run Carlsen Verlag, a Hamburg based publishing house. Carlsen were not a big publisher when Humann started there, but that was before they bought the rights to Harry Potter and Twilight. As you would expect, these two series did them a bit of good.
After fifteen years at Carlsen, Humann got tired of running a big company, so in 2012 he founded Aladin Verlag – an independent children's publishing house. His five-member team publish just 28 books a year, but they have complete creative freedom to seek and acquire 'unique and special' books.
What I particularly love about Aladin is the ethical value that they attach to children's publishing, summed up by this quotation from Klaus Humann himself:
The good thing is you're doing something worthwhile for society, because if you bring the best stories to children then it's going to be a better world — at least this is what I hope. There's still hope that with good stories, there are better children, better people, and better human beings.
Is this too idealistic? Too much weight on the shoulders of us frail children's authors? I hope not. Humann's bright-eyed positivity reminds me of something similar which Amanda Craig wrote last year:
It is children's authors who are what Shelley called "the unacknowledged legislators of the world". From them, as much as from parents, a child receives an idea of how the world could or should be.
Though a tense and at times violent read, Blood & Ink is a well-intentioned story, and I am thrilled that Humann has judged it unique and worthwhile enough to publish. It is about radical Islamism, a subject of global relevance and concern, but it is also about radical courage and radical compassion, and I hope it is received in that spirit.
I shall be visiting Germany this autumn and speaking about Die Bücher von Timbuktu at the Harbour Front Literaturfestival in Hamburg on 21 September. The event will include a dramatized reading by German actress Verena Wolfien, which I am really looking forward to. More about that another time.
Spring and Summer 2016 author visits and Able Writers Days
Author visits in schools inspire children to read widely and to write for pleasure. Here is my school event itinerary for the coming weeks. I won't add any more events in May or June, but if you would like me to visit your school in July, do get in touch. For rates, testimonials and session content, see Stephen Davies Author Visits, or drop me a line at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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|28 April 2016
|St Mary's Catholic Primary
|Able Writers Day
|3 May 2016
|Holy Trinity CofE Primary
|Able Writers Day
|6 May 2016
|Burntwood Academy
|Writing Workshop
|13 May 2016
|Burntwood Academy
|Writing Workshop
|18 May 2016
|Whitgift School
|24 May 2016
|Alveston Primary
|Writing Workshops
|7-8 June 2016
|Westfield Primary
|Able Writers Day
|9 June 2016
|St Mary's Catholic Primary
|Able Writers Day
|14 June 2016
|Ottershaw CofE Junior
|Able Writers Day
|15 June 2016
|Writing Workshops
|16 June 2016
|Brentwood Prep
|Able Writers Day
|22 June 2016
|Stocks Green Primary
|Able Writers Day
|23 June 2016
|Willington Independent Prep
|6 July 2016
|Monks Orchard Primary
|Able Writers Day
These girls from years 1 and 2 had a good time at a recent Able Writers Day. Here's their own account of the day.
The Complete Walk : a celebration of 400 years since Shakespeare's death
Went on the Complete Walk along the South Bank of the river today. Wasn't sure how many screenings I would be able to see, due to having a three year-old in tow. As it turned out, the problem was never the three year old, but the technical difficulties which beset the whole event. The Globe blamed Obama's visit for the many blank screens. A few of the screens were working, though. We got to see Romeo and Juliet, Love's Labours Lost, A Midsummer Night's Dream and King John. And the sun was shining.
The Bad-Ass Librarians of Timbuktu and Their Race to Save the World's Most Precious Manuscripts
This wonderfully titled book The Bad-Ass Librarians of Timbuktu and Their Race to Save the World's Most Precious Manuscripts is written by renowned travel writer and journalist Joshua Hammer. It tells the true story of Abdel Kader Haidara, the mild-mannered librarian who spearheaded the smuggling of Timbuktu's priceless manuscripts out of the city in 2012, when they were under threat of destruction by Islamist extremists.
My own novel BLOOD & INK recounts the same story from the point of view of Timbuktu's teenagers. Whereas my book is YA historical fiction, Hammer focusses on the adults and sticks to the facts. He recounts these facts in truly dramatic fashion, though – the story has been called 'a heist worthy of Ocean's Eleven'. Reviewer Jeffrey Brown comments that 'the stories of Haidara's colorful and sometimes perilous journeys to gather manuscripts make for some of the book's most exciting passages'.
I look forward very much to reading it myself.
THE BAD-ASS LIBRARIANS OF TIMBUKTU comes out tomorrow, published by Simon and Schuster.
BLOOD & INK is already available in the UK, published by Andersen Press. It comes out in the US later this year, published by Charlesbridge, and in Germany, published by Aladin Verlag.
ALL ABOARD FOR THE BOBO ROAD publication day
"All aboard for the Bobo Road, the most beautiful road in the world!"
In my new picture book, Fatima and Galo load the luggage while their dad Big Ali drives the bus. Help count on bikes, rice, melons, goats and chickens as the bus travels through the stunning scenery of south-western Burkina Faso. Illustrations by Christopher Corr.
My wife and I used to live in the northern 'Sahel' region of Burkina Faso, the shore of the Sahara desert. We often thought wistfully of Banfoura and Bobo Dioulasso down in the south-west of the country, which are always lush and green by comparison.
Banfoura is famous for its picturesque waterfalls and ancient rock domes, whilst Bobo Dioulasso is the cultural capital of Burkina Faso, known for masks, dancing and drumming. This region is also remarkable for the number of different ethnic groups who live there – literally dozens of ethnic groups living in an area the size of Wales, all with different languages and traditions. Chris Corr has captured the cultural vibrancy of the region in his wonderful illustrations. Check out these stunning Gurunsi houses, for example:
The journey from Banfoura to Bobo is very close to my heart. I have done it on three occasions, with different travelling companions, and all three have great memories attached.
I really enjoyed writing this book and seeing it take shape. Unlike my other picture books, this one went through many completely different drafts. At one point it was even called THE BANANA THAT BROKE THE BUS. I am grateful to my editor Libby Hamilton for coaxing the book into its present form.
Free BOBO ROAD colouring sheets
To celebrate publication day, Chris has produced two fabulous colouring sheets. Feel free to print them out for children to colour in. If the results look good, please do take a picture and email it to me for display here on the blog.
All Aboard for the Bobo Road colouring sheet 1
All Aboard for the Bobo Road colouring sheet 2
You can read early reviews here and buy a hardback copy of the book here, or (even better) order from a local bookshop. Paperback will be out sometime next year, I imagine.
BEEP BEEP! Happy reading!
Dhaka rickshaw ride
The most interesting way to travel in Bangladesh is by cycle rickshaw. Dhaka is known as the 'rickshaw capital of the world' and the drivers (pedallers?) are known as riksha-wala (রিকশাওয়ালা).
One of the most striking aspects of these vehicles is the rickshaw art. Starting in the late 1940's, the faces of movie stars started appearing on the hoods of cycle rickshaws. Since then a huge variety of bold bright designs proliferated. Illiterate rickshaw artists do this work for two to three dollars a day. Author Joanna Kirkpatrick writes:
I consider it "peoples' art". It is not necessary to force it into a unitary category as it combines folkloric, movie, political and commercial imagery and techniques. It serves the expression of heart's desires of the man in the street for women, power, wealth, as well as for religious devotion. Rickshaw art also serves prestige and economic functions for the people who make, use and enjoy it.
Here is a thirty second video sequence I took on Wednesday afternoon – the edited highlights of a journey from the International School of Dakar to the Royal Park Hotel near Banani bridge. My ricksha-wala 'Geniral' was given his rickshaw by a New Zealander living in Dhaka – hence the Kiwi themed rickshaw art!
Visit to Solmaid Community School in Dhaka, Bangladesh
I arrived in Bangladesh today, and had the pleasure of visiting Solmaid Community School, a low-cost school run by Bangladeshi teachers for 130 children from their own community, with some support and training provided by expat teachers from the International School of Dhaka. This unique partnership seems to be bearing good fruit. The school currently has a waiting list of over 600 children.
Over the next few days, I shall be doing some talks and workshops for ISD students. But first some sleep – I've been awake for thirty hours now, and am feeling as goggly as a goggle-eyed goat.
Happy World Book Day 2016
I spent World Book Day 2016 at the wonderful Brickhouse Primary School in Rowley Regis, Birmingham. They're saving their costume day for tomorrow, so no Skullduggery or Hermione pics, I'm afraid, but a good time was had anyway. Years 1 and 2 were reading DON'T SPILL THE MILK and then designing an extra spread for the book. One lad came up with the idea that Penda could come face to face with an amazing desert-dwelling spider called a – wait for it – cartwheeling spider! I looked it up as soon as I got back to the hotel, and he's absolutely correct, such a creature really does exist. It was discovered in Morocco in 2014 and it turns cartwheels to escape from predators. That has totally made my day.
Two or three children chipped in ideas for some text for our new Cartwheeling Spider page, and very well they did too:
The other highlight of today was getting this pic from home – my daughters in their own World Book Day costumes. Well done girls!


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Boston is a city I've been aching to visit for quite some time. I have a feeling I'd really dig the scene there. When I do finally make it to Beantown, I'd love to pack this Pendleton Throw from Antropologie to take on a picnic in Boston Common. Then, I'd spend hours upon hours at the Mapparium. Have you been to Boston? What did you pack?
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3 kg leg of Suffolk long leg of lamb with the hip bone removed
3 sprigs rosemary
3 cloves garlic peeled and each sliced lengthwise into 4
2 tablespoons Sea salt flakes
3 tablespoons Extra Virgin Olive Oil
1/2 cup verjuice
Take lamb out of refrigerater 2 to 3 hours before cooking to come to room temperature.
Preheat oven to 180C
Strip rosemary sprigs and chop finely. Add extra virgin olive oil and rub all over the skin flakes Make incisions in skin evenly over the leg for slices of garlic to be placed.
Dress liberally with sea salt flakes.
Place in Baking dish in the oven and cook for 20 minutes.
Turn over and cook another 20 minutes
Turn oven down to 160C and cook for another 20 minutes.
Turn over and cook for another 30 minutes
Turn oven off, leaving door ajar leave lamb in the oven to rest 30 minutes.
Take from oven, pour off all the fat and juices into a tall jug and refrigerate for the fat to settle so it can be taken off.
Rest the lamb out of the oven for a further 30 minutes, then reduce the juices (separated from the fat) with the verjuice to serve as a jus.
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Country Sprouts
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|1 Pint
|To Taste
|1 Tablespoon
|Cider vinegar
|1 Tablespoon
|Crushed dried tarragon
|1 Teaspoon
1)Halve Brussels sprouts lengthwise.
2)In a saucepan, cook Brussels sprouts in boiling salted water for 12 minutes or until tender.
3)Drain and keep aside 1 tablespoon cooking water.
4)In a small bowl, mix cooking water with sugar, vinegar and tarragon.
5)Sprinkle this mixture on Brussels sprouts and toss to coat evenly.
6)Serve the Country sprouts immediately.
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Calories 71 Calories from Fat 4
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 0.45 g0.69%
Saturated Fat 0.1 g0.49%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 127.9 mg5.3%
Total Carbohydrates 15 g5.1%
Dietary Fiber 4.7 g18.6%
Sugars 6.4 g
Protein 4 g8.7%
Vitamin A 19.1% Vitamin C 171%
Calcium 6.5% Iron 11.6%
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When Zach Braff and the Veronica Mars movie both generated multi-million-dollar budgets on Kickstarter, it seemed the crowd-funding site might be a foolproof way for cult stars to finance their future film projects. But not everyone who turns to their fans for funds has met with such success.
Melissa Joan Hart, the star of the 1990s tween sitcoms Sabrina the Teenage Witch and Clarissa Explains it All, this week cancelled her month-old Kickstarter campaign to raise $2m (£1.3M) for her proposed movie Darci's Walk of Shame. She was $1.95m short of her target.
Kickstarter allows members of the public to pledge small or medium-sized donations to creative projects in return for non-financial rewards such as signed memorabilia or cameo film roles. If a project's target budget is not reached, the pledged donations are never collected.
The long-mooted film version of Veronica Mars, a TV series about a schoolgirl detective that ran for three seasons in the 2000s, raised a record-breaking $5.7m from more than 91,000 backers after its Kickstarter campaign to raise $2m began in March. Last month, the Scrubs actor Zach Braff took just three days to hit the $2m target for a follow-up to his 2004 film Garden State. Braff has gone on to raise at least $2.6m via crowd-funding; this week it was announced that he had secured further funding from a traditional film financier, taking his budget to $10m.
But Hart, who currently stars in the sitcom Melissa & Joey alongside fellow '90s TV favourite Joey Lawrence, failed to entice fans with her planned star vehicle. Darci's Walk of Shame is described on its Kickstarter page as the story of a thirtysomething unemployed schoolteacher who has her first one-night stand at her sister's wedding, and then must endure "a very long, confusing walk of shame in a ridiculously bright coloured taffeta bridesmaid's gown". The film would be shot "somewhere like Thailand or the Caribbean".
Braff described his hoped-for film, Wish I Was Here, as a passion project over which he wanted full creative control as writer, director and star. Hart, meanwhile, seemed keen simply to win her first leading film role since 1999's Drive Me Crazy. In a promotional video, the 37-year-old actress told fans: "I need your help to prove to people that I'm more than just Clarissa or Sabrina."
The film's page offered incentives including, for backers who pledged $100, a promise that "two of our main cast members (not Melissa Joan Hart) will follow you on Twitter for a full year". A month into the campaign, Darci's Walk of Shame had secured just $51,605 in pledges from 315 backers.
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Nigella's Pecan Pie
Happy Thanksgiving!
Nigella suggests using a mixture of unsalted natural nuts such as Brazils, natural (unblanched) almonds, hazelnuts, pecans and walnuts for this easy pie.
•225 gram(s) Plain flour
•½ teaspoon(s) salt
•125 gram(s) Vegetable oil
•60 ml Full fat milk
•150 gram(s) Golden syrup
•100 gram(s) butter (soft)
•200 gram(s) soft light brown sugar
•1 teaspoon(s) vanilla extract
•350 gram(s) mixed nuts
•3 medium egg(s)
1.Preheat your oven to 180°C/gas mark 4. In a large bowl, mix the flour, salt,oil and milk to form a rough dough.
2.Tip out into a 25cm flan dish, and press the dough patiently over the baseand the sides of the dish, slightly coming up over the top if possible. Put in thefreezer.
3.Melt the syrup, butter and brown sugar over a lowish heat in a saucepan.
4.Add the vanilla, stir, then take off the heat and let it stand for 10 minutes.
5.Take the pastry-lined flan dish out of the freezer, and arrange the nuts on it.
6.Whisk the eggs into the slightly cooled sugary syrup until it looks like a caramel mixture, then pour it over the nuts.
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The day after the Budget was never going to be an easy one for George Osborne. Sure enough, the Opposition clamoured for a U-turn; there was widespread criticism of the Treasury's sleight of hand that kept borrowing lower (albeit fractionally) this year than last; and the respected Institute for Fiscal Studies warned of sharp tax rises to come after the next election. But it is the Chancellor's plan for the housing market that is cause for most concern.
The Help-to-Buy scheme has two parts: it will offer interest-free loans to buyers of newly built homes, and it will support some £130bn of cheap mortgages for eligible buyers of any kind. The plan is certainly radical, shifting from targeted intervention – helping first-time buyers, say – to an offer of assistance to well-nigh anyone. It is far from wise, however – and not only because of the ructions over the Government helping the well-off purchase second homes.
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Anglo-Saxon names of Britain. It was originally a name for a person who worked as a person who worked as a fuller. During medieval times the work of the fuller was to wash yardage, by scouring and thickening the cloth for the purpose of pre-shrinking. The fuller would do this by beating and trampling the raw cloth while it was soaking in the water.
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Fulere Early Notables (pre 1700)
Fulere Early Notables (pre 1700)
Notables of this surname at this time include: Samuel Fuller (baptized 1580-1633), an English doctor and church deacon from Norfolk who sailed about the Mayflower to colonize North America; William Fuller ( c. 1580-1659), dean of Ely and later dean of Durham, during the early 1640s he got into serious trouble with...
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Fulere In Ireland
Fulere In Ireland
Some of the Fulere family moved to Ireland, but this topic is not covered in this excerpt. Another 93 words (7 lines of text) about their life in Ireland is included in all our PDF Extended History products and printed products wherever possible.
The Great Migration
The Great Migration
A great wave of immigration to the New World was the result of the enormous political and religious disarray that struck England at that time. Families left for the New World in extremely large numbers. The long journey was the end of many immigrants and many more arrived sick and starving. Still, those who made it were rewarded with an opportunity far greater than they had known at home in England. These emigrant families went on to make significant contributions to these emerging colonies in which they settled. Some of the first North American settlers carried this name or one of its variants: Edward Fuller who landed in Massachusetts in 1620; Alex Fuller settled in Virginia in 1643; with Alice; followed by Anne in 1670; Bartholomew Fuller settled in Maryland in 1733.
Fulere Family Crest Products
Fulere Family Crest Products
See Also
See Also
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The Fulere Family Crest was acquired from the Houseofnames.com archives. The Fulere Family Crest was drawn according to heraldic standards based on published blazons. We generally include the oldest published family crest once associated with each surname.
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