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Upstate Community Enhancement Foundation - Friends of the Arts
5th Annual Chico Silent Film Festival
Saturday, February 6 - Sunday, February 7, 2016
Featuring THE IRON HORSE and the original BEN HUR plus 12 other very special 16mm films - many restored by David Shepard who will run the projectors and introduce the films. Comedy, drama and more!
REEL Film. REAL music, provided by Frederick Hodges who will play the original 1924 score for THE IRON HORSE composed and arranged by Erno Rapee. Selected for the National Film Registry, 2011.
Cost details:
- $10 - per film block (Blocks include multiple films - see timeframes below)
- $2 - children 12 & under
- $25 - all-festival pass
- FREE for children 5 & under
Chico Women's Club
592 E. Third St.
SATURDAY, February 6, 2016
WHAT'S SO SPECIAL? - These four comedies from Hal Roach Studios, known as "The Lot of Fun," showcase his top stars and series of the 1920s.
1. Derby Days (1923) - presents the troupe of children known as "Our Gang" in a real charmer: with 50 cents in borrowed capital, the kids set up a lemonade and hot dog stand outside a race track, and inspired by the horses, they organize their own race: one boy rides a cow, another a mule, the third a cart pulled by a goat, another a dog cart; little Farina is on a tricycle.
2. His Wooden Wedding (1925) - Charley Chase is about to get married and the best man, a rejected suitor, wants both the bride and the heirloom diamond Charley has given her as a wedding present. He writes Charley an anonymous note that the girl he is about to marry has a wooden leg. It works: we have a perfect little farce that will leave you breathless.
3. Anything Once (1927) - is one of the last films of Mabel Normand, a legendary comedienne (and alas, the template for the Celebrity Meltdown syndrome). Expert assistance was on hand, however, and Mabel is surrounded by top professionals on both sides of the camera for a surprisingly good comedy considering the circumstances of its production.
4. Bacon Grabbers (1929) - Finally, Laurel & Hardy in their penultimate silent: they're repo men charged with getting a console radio from uncooperative Edgar Kennedy, who hasn't made a payment since 1921! Stan and Ollie are at their peak, as was silent cinema in its final days.
WHAT'S SO SPECIAL? - Both films will screen in vintage original tinted prints AND as usual, all will be accompanied by LIVE music by pianist and virtuoso Frederick Hodges of San Francisco.
1. Are Parents People (1925) - The teenage daughter (Betty Bronson) of a wealthy couple is horrified to learn that her parents (Adolphe Menjou and Florence Vidor), who spend most of their time fighting with each other, are planning to divorce. She schemes to get them back together by pretending to fall for a dim-witted actor (André Beranger), hoping that her parents will unite to prevent the "romance". Director Malcolm St. Clair wastes not one shot and is here the equal of Lubitsch.
2. Hands Up! (1926) - stars the undeservedly forgotten Raymond Griffith, "The Top Hat Comedian," as a Confederate spy charged with keeping Nevada gold from reaching the Union Army. One brilliant set piece follows another with the final gag one of the great laughs in silent cinema. Selected for the National Film Registry, 2005.
WHAT'S SO SPECIAL? - This beautiful Gothic fantasy was inspired by a childhood dream of its writer/director Fritz Lang, who first gained world recognition with this German film's triumph.
WHAT'S SO SPECIAL? - Frederick Hodges will play the original 1924 score composed and arranged by Erno Rapee. Selected for the National Film Registry, 2011.
NOT TO BE MISSED! "Historically faithful in every particular," John Ford's celebrated film places a tale of double-dealing, adventure and romance against the building of the transcontinental railroad. The sheer scale of the film surpassed all other Westerns of the silent era and established Ford at the age of 29 as a leading director. Its themes of enterprise and achievement, its open-air production under extremely difficult conditions, and the placing of personal stories against the sweep of historical events remained characteristic of Ford's best work. It's a deeply moving film.
SUNDAY, February 7, 2016
WHAT'S SO SPECIAL? - D. W. Griffith, a marginally successful actor, entered movies in 1907 and the following year became a director for the pioneering Biograph Company. During the next five years he made over 450 films. This two-hour selection from Griffith's enormous output allows you to witness cinema at the moment of its discovery in work of extraordinary beauty. Films may include The Battle, A Girl and Her Trust, The Massacre, The Transformation of Mike, What Shall We Do With Our Old?, The Unchanging Sea.
WHAT'S SO SPECIAL? - When Charles Chaplin began his third year in films by signing with the Mutual Film Company to produce 12, two-reel comedies in return for an unprecedented salary of $670,000, he became the highest paid entertainer in history. He proved to be a bargain: many critics regard the resulting films as his best work, and they have entertained audiences for 100 years with no end in sight. We will show four of these outstanding comedies:
1. The Rink (December 4, 1916) - A waiter (Charles Chaplin) catches the eye of a socialite (Edna Purviance).
2. The Pawnshop (Oct. 2, 1916) - The Pawnshop was Charlie Chaplin's sixth film for Mutual Film Corporation. It stars Chaplin in the role of assistant to the pawnshop owner, played by Henry Bergman.
3. One A.M (August 7, 1916) - One A.M. was a unique Charlie Chaplin silent film. It was the first film he starred in alone, except for a brief scene of Albert Austin playing a cab driver.
4. Behind the Screen (November 13, 1916) - An overwhelmed set dresser (Charles Chaplin) at a film studio helps a young woman (Edna Purviance) find a job there, while his co-workers strike against the tyrannical boss.
WHAT'S SO SPECIAL? - Mary Pickford is the cinema's true Peter Pan. She played spunky waifs and adolescent spitfires well into adulthood and remains best remembered as the crusading orphan raging against ruthless villains and natural disasters with pluck, courage, and hope. Here's your chance to see her in action.
Sparrows is quintessential Pickford, the tale of a ragtag collection of orphans made virtual slaves by a gnarled, swamp-dwelling Simon Legree (Gustav von Seyffertitz). As sister/mother hen of the grimy brood, she takes it upon herself to lead them out of this fetid hell through the alligator-infested swamp, with their vicious master in hot pursuit. It's Oliver Twist as pure melodrama, sentimental pulp that verges on mawkish but for Pickford's innocence and sincerity and William Beaudine's rousing direction. He turns the climactic chase into a thrilling escape, dodging alligators and leaping across muddy bogs (those are real alligators in the water, achieved with split screen photography) but transcends his entire career in one astounding scene.
7:30 Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ
WHAT'S SO SPECIAL? - Religion. Politics. Chariot races. Pirates. Ben-Hur the novel has all the ingredients to make a great film. The 1959 version is the most famous but the 1925 film is the one that got it right. Big, beautiful and an epic's epic, what's not to love?
Ben-Hur is undeniably one of the most gorgeous creations ever to grace the movie screen. A fortune was splashed out to make the film. A lot of it was wasted but with four million dollars to spend, it's not surprising that a lot of it ended up being spent making the thing exquisite. When silent film fans wax poetic about the sheer scale and beauty of silent productions, Ben-Hur is the perfect example of what they mean.
Tickets available now!
Call 530.228.2860 or buy here!
Cost details:
- $10 - per film block (Blocks include multiple films - see timeframes above)
- $2 - children 12 & under
- $25 - all-festival pass
- FREE for children 5 & under
Location: Chico Women's Club - 592 E. 3rd St. in Chico
Our Chico Silent Film Festival Artists
David Shepard
A career saving early American cinema masterpieces
Well-known internationally in film circles, Shepard has spent the major part of his career restoring early cinema for DVD and video editions. Recent projects include Abel Gance's "La Roue" (1922), "Chaplin at Keystone" (1914) and C. B. DeMille's 1927 production of "Chicago." The list of other cinema restoration projects completed by Shepard throughout his career is considerable and significant.
Shepard taught cinema for 34 years at the University of Southern California, where he was also director of the Louis B. Mayer Film & Television Study Center; UCLA, where he was honored in 1983 as "the outstanding teacher in performing and integrated arts;" Claremont Men's College; the University of Iowa; and Pennsylvania State University. He has also co-authored or edited more than a dozen books.
Shepard currently lives in Northern rural California and works in a hand-made log house of his own design with eight dogs. He is also active in community affairs and continues to work nationally with various archives and laboratories to preserve rare films.
In the words of Mike Mashon, Head, Moving Image Section, Motion Picture Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division, Library of Congress, "David is a giant in the field of film preservation, one of those rare talents who exemplifies the scholar's rigorous research, the archivist's attention to detail and the fan's unabashed love and enthusiasm for movies."
In 2011, David Shepard received the honorary degree Doctor of Humane Letters - for his tireless efforts to preserve and restore many of the treasures of our American film heritage. Shepard received the degree from the College of Arts and Media at the University of Colorado.
Frederick Hodges
The virtuoso who loved silence
Hailed by the press as one of the best ragtime pianists in the world, Frederick Hodges is sought after by today's foremost orchestras, festivals, conductors, and collaborative musicians.
His absolute artistry, virtuosity and charisma have brought him to the world's most renowned stages numerous times, leaving audiences around the globe repeatedly captivated. Mr. Hodges has made regular appearances at major ragtime and jazz festivals throughout the US as well as world tours with the Royal Society Jazz Orchestra under the baton of conductor Don Neely.
Renowned as a pianist and singer, Frederick Hodges is recognized by audiences around the world for his mastery of diverse repertoire from Liszt to Gershwin. He has established a reputation as a truly versatile artist equally sought after as soloist, singer, guest soloist with the California Pops Orchestra, and dance band pianist. He has appeared on national television, radio, and in several Hollywood films. He is also a sought-after silent film accompanist for both live performances and on DVD. He performs regularly at the Niles Essanay Silent FilmMuseum.
'One of my most cherished musical pleasures is accompanying silent films. My drive for complete authenticity when creating silent films scores is motivated by my deep love, appreciation, and commitment to the artistic and musical culture of the silent film era.
There are many ways to provide musical accompaniment to silent films, but I have adopted the following philosophy: The experience of watching a silent film today is enhanced when the accompaniment reproduces to the greatest extent possible the style of accompaniment that the film in question would have received in its day by the best cinema musicians.
Accordingly, a film that was released in December 1926, for instance, deserves to have a musical accompaniment that is exactly like the accompaniment that a fine cinema pianist or organist would have given it in December 1926. This means that all the music used in compiling the score will have been published prior to December 1926. I find this approach deeply satisfying because it honors the silent film and shows the deepest respect for the era in which the film was produced. This approach enables modern audiences to imagine that they have been transported back in time. Thus, not only can they enjoy the film on its own merits, but they can experience the added richness of a live musical recreation.
I compile scores for silent films exactly the same way that cinema pianists and organists compiled scores back in the days of silent films. There is really no mystery to it. Movie studios frequently hired composers and arrangers to produce thematic cue sheets, which were issued with each film and distributed to cinema musicians. These thematic cue sheets told the pianist what to play and when to play it. The "cue" in "cue sheet" was a point in the film that signaled the musician that it was time to change the music in order to support effectively the shifting action on the screen. I am very fortunate to have a large collection of original cue sheets for silent films. In those instances where I do not have an original thematic cue sheet for a film that I have been hired to accompany, I create my own cue sheet modeled on the same pattern used for published sheets, using a mixture of classical music, semi-classical, and popular songs.'
Friends of the Arts brings the Butte County community together by hosting events such as the Chico Silent Film Festival, Oroville Salmon Festival, Chico Palio, ARTOBERFEST and the Nor-Cal Jazz Festival to name a few of the arts council's primary activities. This partner to the California Arts Council also runs BCAC.tv - Chico's public access television station.


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Dusk has arrived. The sun was getting ready to crawl over the horizon and the wind was starting to blow. The leaves below the large maple tree began to twist into a spiral vacuum. They soon floated on the wind, began skipping across the window and disappeared around the corner door of Chats, the urban coffee shop. Jara Montoya looked intently outside while she walked to her booth by the window.
She had come to the obscure coffee shop once again to hide away as she usually did. She entered and fingered the tabletops as she walked to the corner booth. She sat gently down, as if it were a seat at a carnival dunking tank. Jara stopped looking outside just long enough to lower her head into her hands. With a sigh, a tear began to fall. It missed her cupped hands, and splashed onto the table at the same time and in sync with the sudden roar of thunder. Jara's heart leaped! Instinctively she looked left. Out of the large window, she could see the leaves were still dancing on the wind. Chats customers immediately became still, and frozen as if honoring a moment of silence.
Many minutes went by, as everyone waited for sirens to sound. No sound came. Jara smelled the aroma of a carmel machiatto swiftly enter her nostrils as she inhaled. Looking down she noticed the barista had brought her favorite drink to the table and had vanished before being seen. Kara looked around as she reached for the wooden stir stick. Then the sound of Chats door broke the silence, as someone entered and the group began to become lively again.
In walked a tall and somewhat rugged, but gentle looking stranger. He walked as if he was dressed in something very elegant, and moved around the other tables with the confidence of a warrior, while walking a path approaching Jara's booth. No one seemed to notice the stealthy stranger except Jara. He then turned and sat at the table next to her booth, before patting his chest pocket gently. He paused long just enough to reach inside his jacket and then started checking the outside pockets. He appears to be looking for something, Jara thought as intensely, as she glanced curiously watching him. The stranger didn't pay her any attention. He knew she was watching him. He was accustomed to the curiosity. Watching him reach inside of a very small pocket, and trying to be helpful, Jara couldn't help but to ask him discreetly "Did you lose something?" He hesitated, then pulled his fingers out of the small pocket and softly spoke to her answering, "Nothing. I have lost nothing but have given away much." Jara looked puzzled, as her eyes squinted smaller. She then looked around to see if anyone noticed the brief conversation. It seemed the two of them were invisible for a moment. The sun had not yet disappeared over the horizon, but it seemed like an hour had passed. She looked at her cup and sipped from it with her eyes closed, trying to discern the carmel flavor.
As Jara lowered the cup and opened her eyes, she noticed the barista had returned and rewarded the stranger with an expresso in a small shot glass. "Its on the house, great to see you again" he said before leaving his table. With a nod and a slight smile, the stranger closed his eyes and began to lean towards his glass, but he didn't drink it. He seemed to emmerse himself in the vapors rising from over its rim. Jara thought to herself. Why did he sit there, of all the empty tables? What was he searching his pockets for? Did he come here to get out of the weather? What happened to the weather, where is the rain? she thought as she looked outside again. The sun was still in its place, fading on the edge of day and night. She then turned again toward the stranger, as if to ask him another question. Her mind became overwhelmed with many questions as she watched the stranger's attempt to drown himself in the coffee vapors.
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Referring to the entire design.... Guessing I make too many off the cuff
changes as I go along, so it doesn't come out as planned... sometimes
that is good, other times something annoys me and it has to change a few
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Glad to hear yours worked out- bet you are happy it is done!:)
> The rose bush or the wall?
> Actually, both came out better than I had expected!
> Theresa
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> Congratulation Theresa!
> So did it come out the way you envisioned? Mine never do :(
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> > I just figured everyone else was outside yesterday too, and that's
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> > cause my arms, back and knees are sore!). I finally got tired of
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> > as it is quite large) and transplanted it into the new bed by the
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> > Used a recycled peice of rebar at a stake (I knew I saved that stuff
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> > reason when I broke up the concrete walk). Checked on it this
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> > it seems to be fine so far. Actually, it is probably a good think
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> > overcast and damp today- hopefully it will help the poor thing get
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Just got finished reading the first two chapters of Nehemiah…dang…every time I read that book of the Bible I get FIRED UP!!!
Anyway…the reason that I am posting this morning is because I am EXCITED!!! Yes, it is true…Sunday's always pump me up…and today will be fun…but…
Tomorrow morning I head out for Panama City Beach to be the speaker for our youth camp. This is something I get to do every year…and I LOVE hanging out with our teens.
Last year we took right around 190 students…this year we are taking over 400. (That number does not include chaperones!) AND I will have to say that last year was one of the most awesome experiences I have ever had in ministry…but I know that this year will blow it away.
SO…please pray for all of us as we will be traveling. The teens leave tonight and there are several others of us leaving tomorrow. Pray that God will rock our worlds…and that these teenagers will come back FIRED UP, ready to change this community for Christ.
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Never one to settle for official photos, Pocket-lint has grabbed a gallery of hands-on shots of the new Pearl and Onyx (black to you and me) Adamo laptops from Dell.
Things to check out in the images are the different metal finishes - brushed aluminium or smooth, the new font on the keyboards and the unibody design on the pearl version.
The W x D x H dimensions are 13.03 x 9.5 x 0.65 inches while the chassis is milled from a single piece of aluminium, with a "scalloped" backlit keyboard.
There's an edge-to-edge, high-def glass display and the machine, as previously mentioned, will be available in "Onyx" and "Pearl".
With prices starting at £1649 ($1999 in the US) Dell has found ways to tempt folk to spend more with a range of accessories, including an exclusive line of bags from TUMI.
Extras from Dell will include external storage options with 250GB or 500GB external hard drives, an external DVD+/-RW or Blu-ray disc drive, a matching 8GB USB drive and "connectors and cables".
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National Signing Day
I'm not big on the whole recruiting trail and following which kids sign with which school and whatnot, but I do enjoy the numerous visits I make to the schools in this time of year, as the county athletes embark on the next journey in their lives, playing collegiately.
I attended my first signing of the year on Wednesday, watching as five Bulldogs (Tyler Basil, Kareem Brown, Taylor Goode, Shawn Smith and Collin Stubblefield) made it official, inking letters of intent to play football at Northeast.
There's no doubt that New Albany football had a talented senior class, so the fact that they had a large group signing was no surprise. Head coach Ron Price had a lot to be proud of as the group gathered for the celebration at the high school. Price is in his fifth year of association with the football program and noted this being the most he has witnessed signing since he's worked here.
"It's exciting that we've had this many sign this year. We had an outstanding senior class this year, and it's great for these five guys. They had a great year on the field, and even off the field. They're great in the classroom and the community. I'm excited to see them have the opportunity to go on and play at the college level."
Price, too, played college ball for the Tigers, so I'm sure there was even more pride for him to send his best talent to his former team, but it doesn't stop with the five that signed.
Northeast has extended walk-on offers to four more Bulldogs, Zach Hand, Mario Waldrop, Shane Smith and Kelvin Worship, so the Tigers have a lot of talent from New Albany joining their program, which Price feels will also benefit the younger kids at New Albany.
"To have that many kids with the ability and hopefully the opportunity to play in college helps build the name of New Albany and show the younger kids that all the hard work that goes in the weight room and in practice, it will pay off if they continue to do the right things to prepare themselves."
NAHS has a lot to be proud of with this year's signing class, and by the looks of it, I may make a couple trips to Booneville to watch them next year, so long as they promise to take it easy on my alma mater, ICC.
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I think I joined this site during my stint in World of Warcraft. I was looking for something new and interesting to play due to growing boredom and I couldn't go back to DAoC because the populations was dwindling. Ended up taking a hiatus periodically only to come back and post extensively for a few years.
Now I lurk and post only once a month it seems.
No required quests! And if I decide I want to be an assassin-cartographer-dancer-pastry chef who lives only to stalk and kill interior decorators, then that's who I want to be, even if it takes me four years to max all the skills and everyone else thinks I'm freaking nuts. -Madimorga-
Play for fun. Play to win. Play for perfection. Play with friends. Play in another world. Why do you play?
Originally posted by Torgrim
Well for me I created this account back in 05 as you all can see and that was beacuse I got a link from Dark and Light forum to this site showing off some new screenshots of the game. So I desided to create an account and join in, man what a ride, I'm quite stunned I haven't been perm ban yet ( going thrue old respons i have made). So a quote from Zion from The Matrix WE ARE STILL HERE!
Made an account here after not liking how I developers were misleading consumers with clever hype. I learned to see pass hype, from my experience in MMORPG gaming. And can't stand seeing them get other consumers with their marketing tricks. I like to see successful MMO, but not like that. Deceiving people, is just so wrong.
Swtor is the game i think brought me here.
Then I heard about space combat on rails, and a lot of my excitement dwindled then and there. Now that's a rather petty thing, but I began to wonder if they did that, what else did they do?
Then I played the beta. After that I decided Swtor wasn't for me at all.
Regardless I've enjoyed being a member here for the most part. The staff is pretty good, and the community has its ups and downs, but I like the site layout and all the information compiled here very much.
and i wanted to just join in on the community so i can talk to other people heh
There are people who play games and then there are gamers.
If MMORPG players were around when God said, "Let their be light" they'd have called the light gay, and plunged the universe back into darkness by squatting their nutsacks over it.
-Luke McKinney, The 7 Biggest Dick Moves in the History of Online Gaming
"In the end, SWG may have been more potential and promise than fulfilled expectation. But Id rather work on something with great potential than on fulfilling a promise of mediocrity."
-Raph Koster
Cant remember...but Pokket keeps me around 8D
Reading others responses though...i too am sure I came here for some contest or another. I lurked for years and only recently got my own desk and computer at work and have been posting pretty regularly since.
No matter how cynical you become, its never enough to keep up - Lily Tomlin
I think I made an account here to either:
A) Bitch about SWG (this was 2004 in the game's first year)
Talk about and/or get info on World of Warcraft (which came out in late 2004)
Originally posted by kenrich
I was looking for reviews on a game called earth and beyond waaaay back in the day before EA became an evil game destroying abyss.
I miss that game...
Originally posted by Kuppa
Guild Wars. Was the first time I wanted tons of info on an mmo.
This. Even though my join date is 2010, I was reading this forum back in 2007, when GW1 cought my interest.
bloody hell what was i playing in 04 LOL must have been SWG.
Been lurking decided to give it a go. I Just feel this site is a place (regardless of your stance on gaming) you can speak your mind. of course you have rules to follow, but something about this site that draws you in, can't explian it really. it has allot of passion provided the subjects not a troll thread.
Glad to be here, glad I woke up this morning as well, so a double bonus for me today.
"Not even a cray super computer can make this game run well. Thats what happens when you code an MMO in pascal. " - miglor
One day I was playing an MMO and found something was missing. I realised what was missing was a place where I would constantly have to defend my MMO of choice while at the same time be able to lash out in anger at all other MMOs.
When I found mmorpg.com, I knew my search was over and immediately signed up.
now: GW2 (11 80s).
Dark Souls 2.
future: Mount&Blade 2 BannerLord.
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Recommends: Guild Wars 2, Dark Souls, Mount&Blade: Warband, Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning.
Was in college and babbled back and forth on the dev forums a bit. Overally my interest was as it is now. See how people behave towards trending games and pick apart the mechanics of them.
I generally just prefer talking about what's making the game work and how particular types of games play out. Think I've gotten more inclined to note my opinion on games a bit more often now though.
Think I was still playing Planetside at the time.
"The knowledge of the theory of logic has no tendency whatever to make men good reasoners." - Thomas B. Macaulay
"The greatest enemy of knowledge is not ignorance, it is the illusion of knowledge." - Daniel J. Boorstin
If it's not broken, you are not innovating.
Originally posted by maskedweasel
I think it was SWG... or maybe CoH... its been so long... Where am I?
Better question: where the heck have you been, Weasel? Pony's gone, Tard is gone, You've been gone......should I leave?
I want a mmorpg where people have gone through misery, have gone through school stuff and actually have had sex even. -sagil
I created an account ONLY to get a beta key for game, which I do not remember the name of. Then I also had to make a thread about a game and after that, I pretty much was settled. So here I am, every day!
This site and others often make my days, when I read about good mmorpg news, discuss on forums and so on! So, I am very glad that I made an account!


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Medicaid: Federal Guidance Needed to Address Concerns About Distribution of Supplemental Payments
GAO-16-108: Published: Feb 5, 2016. Publicly Released: Mar 7, 2016.
Not all selected hospitals in the four states GAO reviewed tracked their use of revenues from the large supplemental payments they received and tracking of revenues is generally not required. Based on information obtained from hospital officials and a review of demonstration approval documents, GAO determined that the revenues were used for a broad range of purposes. For example,Officials from nin...
Provider Networks: Comparison of Child-Focused Network Adequacy Standards between CHIP and Private Health Plans
GAO-16-219: Published: Feb 5, 2016. Publicly Released: Mar 7, 2016.
Broad federal provider network adequacy standards apply to health plans in the joint federal-state State Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) and to qualified health plans (QHP)—private health plans offered on health insurance exchanges. These standards measure the adequacy of the networks of physicians, hospitals, and other providers participating in each plan. The five selected states GA...
Nonemergency Medical Transportation: Updated Medicaid Guidance Could Help States
GAO-16-238: Published: Feb 2, 2016. Publicly Released: Mar 3, 2016.
The nonemergency medical transportation (NEMT) benefits offered by Medicare and Medicaid differ. Medicare provides NEMT via ambulance only when other means of transportation, such as a taxi or wheelchair van, would jeopardize the health of the beneficiary. Medicaid NEMT is generally available for beneficiaries who have no other means of transportation to medical services. States are responsible fo...
Emerging Infectious Diseases: Preliminary Observations on the Zika Virus Outbreak
GAO-16-470T: Published: Mar 2, 2016. Publicly Released: Mar 2, 2016.
While several countries have reported outbreaks of Zika virus disease—which appear to be primarily transmitted to humans by mosquitos—unanswered questions remain regarding the epidemiology and transmission of the disease. Many factors—including a large number of asymptomatic patients and patients with mild symptoms, and a lack of a consistent international case definition of Zika virus disea...
Rare Diseases: Too Early to Gauge Effectiveness of FDA's Pediatric Voucher Program
GAO-16-319: Published: Mar 2, 2016. Publicly Released: Mar 2, 2016.
It is too early to gauge whether the Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) pediatric voucher program has stimulated the development of drugs to treat or prevent rare pediatric diseases. Given that the typical drug development process often exceeds a decade, insufficient time has elapsed to determine whether the 3 year-old program has been effective. Any drug sponsors motivated by the program to att...
Federal Health Care Center: VA and DOD Need to Address Ongoing Difficulties and Better Prepare for Future Integrations
GAO-16-280: Published: Feb 29, 2016. Publicly Released: Feb 29, 2016.
The governance structure for the Captain James A. Lovell Federal Health Care Center (FHCC) demonstration—which includes leadership officials within the Departments of Veterans Affairs (VA) and Defense (DOD)—helped resolve collaboration problems with local leadership, but limitations with the FHCC's leadership selection and evaluation processes may impede future collaboration. For example, VA a...
Immigration Detention: Additional Actions Needed to Strengthen Management and Oversight of Detainee Medical Care
GAO-16-231: Published: Feb 29, 2016. Publicly Released: Feb 29, 2016.
The Department of Homeland Security's (DHS) U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) oversees basic on-site medical care at all facilities, as required by ICE detention standards, but does not maintain complete information about medical care costs. The ICE Health Service Corps (IHSC) provided direct care to detainees at 19 over-72-hour facilities and oversaw care at the remaining 146 non-IHS...
Patient Safety: Hospitals Face Challenges Implementing Evidence-Based Practices
GAO-16-308: Published: Feb 25, 2016. Publicly Released: Feb 25, 2016.
The six selected hospitals in GAO's study identified three key challenges that affected their efforts to implement evidence-based patient safety practices. Patient safety practices, such as using proper antiseptics, can reduce or eliminate adverse events, which GAO defined as events such as infections that harm patients and result from the medical care patients receive rather than patients' underl...
Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act: CMS Should Act to Strengthen Enrollment Controls and Manage Fraud Risk
GAO-16-29: Published: Feb 23, 2016. Publicly Released: Feb 24, 2016.
The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) requires applicant information be verified to determine eligibility for enrollment or income-based subsidies. To implement this verification process, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) created an electronic system called the "data services hub" (data hub), which, among other things, provides a single link to federal sources...
Unaccompanied Children: HHS Can Improve Monitoring of Their Care
GAO-16-429T: Published: Feb 23, 2016. Publicly Released: Feb 23, 2016.
In fiscal year 2014, nearly 57,500 children traveling without their parents or guardians (referred to as unaccompanied children) were apprehended and transferred to the care of the Department of Health and Human Services' Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR). Most of these children were from Central America. GAO found that ORR was initially unprepared to care for that many children; however, the a...


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Carlos Lee and Lance Berkman homered for the second straight game and the Astros hit a season-high four home runs in a 6-3 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates on Wednesday night.
Jeff Keppinger and Hunter Pence added solo shots for the Astros, who came in with a major-league low 50 homers this season.
"They always say they come in bunches, so we'll take 'em," Berkman said. "We've had a dearth of them to this point in the season. Any time you can get four or five home runs in a game, we'll take it."
Casey Daigle (1-1) pitched two scoreless innings in relief to earn his first victory since May 2004. Astros starter Brian Moehler left after three innings with a strained right groin.
Moehler said the injury was minor, and he'll take advantage of the upcoming All-Star break to heal carefully.
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Berkman has homered in three straight games, the first time he's accomplished that feat since he hit homers in four consecutive games between July 29-Aug. 2, 2007.
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Pirates starter Daniel McCutchen (1-4) allowed three of Houston's four homers in five innings of work. McCutchen was optioned to Triple-A Indianapolis after the game, the corresponding roster move after the Pirates acquired right-handed reliever Sean Gallagher.
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Keppinger extended his hitting streak to nine games with a solo homer in the first.
Berkman drew a two-out walk in the Astros' half of the third, and Lee followed with a homer to left, his 12th. Lee went 19 games and 71 at-bats without a home run before hitting a solo shot in Tuesday's 6-2 victory.
Left-hander Gustavo Chacin replaced Moehler for the fourth and Garrett Jones led off with a double. Pedro Alvarez walked before Ryan Doumit drove in Jones with a single to right to make it 3-1.
Ryan Church tied it with a double to the gap in left center, prompting boos from the sparse crowd at Minute Maid Park. Center fielder Michael Bourn made two sparkling catches to help Chacin escape further damage in the inning.
"It changed the game," Pittsburgh manager John Russell said of Bourn's defense. "We hit the ball really hard, we hit the ball right at them, and he made two great plays. It's unfortunate that we swung the bats pretty well, but we couldn't get anything out of it."
The Pirates loaded the bases with two outs in the fifth against Daigle, but Church struck out swinging. Daigle's wife, U.S. Olympic softball star Jennie Finch, attended Wednesday's game along with the couple's 4-year-old son, Ace.
"It's always special to get a big-league win," Daigle said. "On top of that, the fact that my wife and son were there, that makes it that much more special."
Berkman put the Astros ahead with a solo homer in the fifth, his 10th of the season. Berkman and Lee homered in the same game for the third time this season.
Pence led off the Astros' sixth with a homer to left off D.J. Carrasco, setting a new season high for Houston. The Astros hit three home runs in a 6-4 win over Washington on June 3.
The Astros loaded the bases in the seventh against Evan Meek, and Bourn scored from third base on a passed ball for a 6-3 lead.
Matt Lindstrom shut out the Pirates in the ninth to earn his 20th save in his 24th chance.
Astros IF Geoff Blum underwent arthroscopic surgery on his right elbow on Wednesday, and he is expected to miss 2-4 weeks. Blum went on the disabled list on Sunday after hurting his elbow on Thursday in San Diego. The Astros say Blum will begin range-of-motion exercises within three days. ... As a practical joke, the Astros parked RHP Bud Norris' car on the warning track in center field and decorated it with shaving cream during batting practice. LHP Tim Byrdak said Norris is trying to sell the 1996 Acura and his teammates were jokingly trying to increase its value. Norris eventually drove the car off the field. "It's not where I left it," Norris said. "I thought it was funny."


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Terpstra is coming into form for spring classics with solo victory at Le Samyn ahead of Scott Thwaites.
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We woke aboard the Italian ferry Roma sailing between Italy and Spain. The sun was rising behind a low cloud. We sailed north for a while, leaving Porto Torres at the top of Sardinia. A woman walked a dog on the deck. Men drank beer at sunrise. Philippine sailors scrubbed the decks with modern power hoses. Italian stewards served cappuccinos. Wind blew water uphill. A man ran with two dogs. A ...
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We enjoyed the swordfish we'd bought a couple of days earlier at the fish market and I must say it was cooked to perfection.
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Another country
... into old town after having a wonderful lunch. We're in Italy – brilliant. It's proving a little difficult to breakaway from saying the odd Spanish word that we know but were getting there.
Alghero is a wonderful town – very interesting and has a wonderful atmosphere. Also in the evening there was a spectacular thunderstorm.
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On the 7th of August we left at 8:15 am from Porto Torres.
On board the ferry we enjoyed the sea and its colours and the sight of a few sailboats, which look great in my pictures. The journey took 1 hour and 15 minutes and the ferry docked at Cala Reale. Here is where we met the first donkeys (they're very cute and used to people) and enjoyed a breathtaking ...
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Background: Hypofractionated radiotherapy delivered a lower total dose of radiation in larger dose per-fraction over 3 weeks.Many randomized trials supported the comparable efficacy and toxicities of conventional radiotherapy schedule to differenthypofractionated regimens.

Patients and methods: One hundred female patients having breast cancer post-surgery randomized into two arms of acceleratedhypofractionation; 39 Gy/13 fractions (group A) and 42.4 Gy/16 fractions (group B) both regimens given as 5 fractions per week.

Results: There was a significant increase of incidence of acute radiation dermatitis in patients receiving 39 Gy. Grade I and IIdermatitis reported in 82% and 46% for 39 Gy group and 42.4 Gy group respectively. In-addition, increased chronic subcutaneousfibrosis among patients with group A (28%) compared with (18%) to group B that was statistical significance. Breast conservativesurgery is the only factor that had significant effect on incidence of acute radiation dermatitis and chronic subcutaneous fibrosis.

Conclusion: Thirty-nine Gy in 13 fractions has higher acute dermatitis and chronic subcutaneous fibrosis for patients underwentbreast conservative surgery. We need longer follow up to evaluate the efficacy of both regimens as regard of local control andsurvival.
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Assisted Living facilities consist of communities of seniors in their own apartments, who also have access to a wide range of amenities and services. Some of the services offered include help with daily tasks and medical monitoring that is necessary for health and peace of mind. These secure apartments range from one room studios to 2 bedroom units and have amenities such as laundry services, designated dining area for residents, sidewalks, tennis courts, swimming pools, activities and medical assistance if needed. Amenities can range from facility to facility and the amount of care offered is based on how much is needed by each individual.... Read more
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Good Samaritan Society Shakamak Retirement Comm800 East Ohio Street, Jasonville, IN 47438
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