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Murray • Jalen Moore waited anxiously for every missed shot.
With Murray struggling to find its touch from outside, Moore and the rest of the Sky View Bobcats wasted no time turning rebounds into buckets. The Bobcats (10-2) did nearly all of their damage in transition Friday night, en route to a 56-47 win over the Spartans.
"They were shooting a lot of 3-pointers, so there were long rebounds," Moore said. "We just tried to be in position and run."
Moore, a senior headed to Utah State next season, led all scorers with 27 points. But Sky View coach Kirk Hillyard credited his star's effort on the other end of the floor, where his long arms bothered Murray's perimeter players, for keying the victory.
"For Jalen, it all starts with his defense," Hillyard said. "That gets him his offense."
With Moore blanketing him, Murray deep-threat Dylan Ross hit just one shot from beyond the arc and had just 5 points when he fouled out of the game with five minutes left in the fourth quarter.
Spartans senior leader Chase Topham missed Friday's contest with mono. In his stead, coach Jason Workman relied heavily on 6-foot-11 center Nate Aland for offense.
Aland finished with 14 points, but Sky View's fast-break attack left the big man often trailing behind the pack in the second half of the game.
"That's when we play our best basketball. It's fun that way, too," Ty Nielsen, who scored 12 points, said about Sky View's transition game. "It got [Aland] tired. That was kind of the plan."
Murray (6-6) continues to be a team with potential a 6-11 center in Aland and a number of deep threats but has struggled to find wins lately. The Spartans have lost four straight games.
"The seniors haven't stepped up," Workman said. "We just don't have that chemistry right now."
The Spartans did get good play out of freshmen Ryan Topham, who scored seven, and A.J. Hodges, who finished with 10 points off the bench.
Murray took a one-point lead into the intermission.
But the Bobcats outhustled the Spartans after the break, outrebounding them and getting to many of the loose balls first.
It didn't hurt Sky View that Moore also caught fire.
The senior scored 13 points in the third quarter, including two when, with his back to the basket, an unexpected pass ricocheted off his hands and kindly through the net.
"When that went in, I didn't know what to do. Their fans didn't know whether to cheer," Moore said. "I thought, 'If that's going in, I'm kind of feeling it this half.'"
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How does work affects one's fertility?
This is the continuation of my first post regarding fertility and conception problems.
When I had my check-up last 2011, my Obstetrician told me that stress plays a great factor as to why I haven't been able to conceive.
However, when I look into it, I haven't been so stressed because I don't work, I am a plain housewife and my husband works in a telecom industry.
Does the work of my husband somehow affects the health of his sperm cells?
Does this have something to do with my quest to getting pregnant?
Thank you.
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I would definitely have your husband's sperm tested just to rule out the possibility of a male factor. Not knowing exactly what your husband's day to day work looks like makes it difficult to know whether his work would be affecting his sperm or not.
As for stress playing a role in infertility, I'd have to say that it definitely can, but if you don't feel stressed and you're getting plenty of rest each day, I'd tend to say that this is not the primary cause. You should be getting uninterrupted sleep at night, at least 7 hours a night, preferably more like 8 to 10 hours a night. Your windows should have dark shades on them so that your room is black at night. You should not be able to see your hand if you place it in front of your face. The room needs to be that dark.
You'll also want to be sure you there is no noise when you are sleeping and that you unplug any devices in the room. Clocks, cell phones, iPods... all of those things can emit levels of radiation that can affect fertility.
Let me know what your husband's work day looks like and I'll give you an indication as to whether I think his work could be affecting his fertility - but more important than that would be to have him tested so you have a good baseline reading of how many sperm he is producing and what the quality of those sperm are (whether they can swim in a straight line, whether they are strong enough to penetrate an egg, etc.).
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Hello again Ms. Kate!
My husband's day-to-day work begins from 8:30 AM until 5:30 PM, Monday-Saturday.
He caters to sales transactions in the office and most of the time, he faces the computer for encoding, emailing and the like.
He just sit there and almost never leave his desk.
He gets a day off once a week.
With regards to sperm test, I'll communicate this to him.
Thank you again Ms. Kate.
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Studies are now showing that radiation from computers can have a negative effect on the reproductive system. This is also true for cell phones.
I would encourage your husband to not carry a cell phone in his front pocket, which is close to where sperm are created and stored.
Something that can be very helpful for increasing sperm quality and quantity is eating an organic diet full of fresh fruits and vegetables, and reducing/eliminating sugar and white flour. It's also important to be sure he's getting enough essential fatty acids. Your husband could take the following supplements which have been shown to be beneficial to sperm:
1. Multi-Vitamin for men
2. Vitamin E
3. Cod Liver Oil (which has some Vitamin D in it too)
4. Vitamin D3 (if he's not getting at least 15 minutes of sunshine on his skin each day (not just his face)).
5. Zinc
I would encourage you both to start a preconception plan right away to help boost your fertility.
Please feel free to post back any questions you may have.
Warm Regards,

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BREVARD, N.C.- The Brevard College men's basketball team will open their 2013-2014 season on Friday night in an exhibition game with Wake Forest University. Tipoff from Lawrence Joel Coliseum in Winston-Salem is set for 7 p.m.
The exhibition with the Demon Deacons, who finished tied for 9th in the Atlantic Coast Conference last season, is the first of three exhibitions for the Tornados this season.
BC will visit four other Division I programs this year, including exhibition contests at UNC Asheville on November 4th and Radford University on November 16th.
The Tornados will return to Timmons Arena again this season for a regular season game with Division I Furman University on November 30th. The Paladins topped BC 76-53 in an exhibition game in Greenville last November.
Brevard's final game against a Division I opponent is with The Citadel in Charleston, South Carolina on December 8th. The Bulldogs finished 5th in the South Division of the Southern Conference in 2012-2013.
The Tornados begin regular season play at home on November 13th when they host Lees-McRae College in Boshamer Gymnasium at 7 p.m. BC topped the Bobcats 109-100 in Banner Elk last December.
Brevard wraps their nonconference schedule with a trip to Fayetteville State on December 7th. The Broncos finished 9-17 overall and 4-12 in the CIAA last year.
The Tornados are entering their 6th season as members of the South Atlantic Conference and will take on a 22-game league schedule that includes conference newcomers Coker College and Queens University of Charlotte. Brevard opens conference play on November 20th at Anderson University.
The Tornados play their first conference home game on November 23rd with Newberry College, and will host a total of 11 conference games in Boshamer Gymnasium in 2013-2014.
The 2014 Food Lion SAC Tournament begins Mar. 5 with quarterfinal games being held at campus sites. The semifinal and championship rounds of the SAC Tournament will be held March 8-9th at Furman University's Timmons Arena.
Brevard returns five lettermen from last year's squad under second-year head coach Lee Burgess. Leading scorer Dominique Pickett (15.6 ppg) and leading rebounder Miles Leathers (5.4 rpg) are returning for BC along with SAC All-Freshman Team selection Manzey Miller.
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Thursday, February 24, 2011
Time for a change!
I discovered what would become not just a job but a real passion. Over those years, I had the opportunity to work on extraordinary projects, in many different areas (e.g. web analytics, mobile, social media monitoring…) with fantastic people. I did my best to make my company more data driven (for the online area), day after day. I shared my passion whenever I could – teaching the value of online analytics to people across the organization (but also at agencies) and helping them to do a better job. Developing Web analytics practices was quite challenging – often a constant fight – but all together we brought some positive changes (that's what I like to believe).
But time has come for a change…
Keeping the flame alive
Passion in my work is for me a crucial factor. It is important to wake up every morning with the feeling that what you do can make a difference – even if a small one, even if it takes time. If this feeling disappears then it is time to go looking for something new. We only live once - no time to waste.
For years, I felt like David fighting Goliath – no matter how small you feel, what you do is changing the world around you. But for different reasons, things changed and I started feeling like Don Quichotte – fighting windmills, feeling that whatever I do, no matter how hard I try, there are things I can't change , that I can't control.
Passion to Perform!
Fantastic opportunities arose and I decided to seize a new challenge. I will continue working on the practitioner side – with the opportunity to act at a more strategic level. A challenge where I believe I can leverage my expertise and - more important - keep developing it, discovering new areas.
I will move to the business side - joining the e-marketing department – so no more IT for me ;). I will work more on a national scope but on a multi-channel context with the ability to go deeper, to work closer to the 'action'.
It will mean no more Webtrends for me (sorry guys) so new tools to discover including customer intelligence tools! Woohoo! :) It will be in a different industry – still I will continue keeping an eye on the automotive industry.
It was not an easy decision as I liked very much work in the automotive, with such great people and projects but I know I took the right decision - based not only on "facts" but also my "gut" feelings (both are important).
Anyway, I will certainly tell you more about my new role and challenges in coming weeks (by the way, there is a small hint in this post regarding where I will work).
In the meantime, I invite you to read my last interview (as working in automotive industry) on Emer Kirrane's blog in the context of her great Silly series. Worth reading (the full series - not just my profile)! Or you can come and meet me at the 2nd Web Analytics Camp in Lille, France (site is in French) on the 18th of March 2011.
I would like to finish this post by thanking everyone I worked with, from Toyota Motor Europe headquarters but also from Toyota national companies, agencies, partners & vendors. I am really grateful to all of you - it was pleasure working with you and you gave me the fantastic opportunities to learn and evolve. Thank you!
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Félicitations Michael!ReplyDelete
It must have been difficult to make the switch after so much time developing analytics at Toyota.
Best of luck in your new endeavour ;-)
Hey Michael,ReplyDelete
I hace been one of the people who have thaught be you and this is a good time to thank you for this.
Good luck on your new journey!
Congratulations on your new pursuits. I have enjoyed reading about your trials and triumphs on this blog for many years, and I look forward to reading for many more years to come.
Here's to the practitioner!
Michael - I have enjoyed your blog as well as your straight-forward approach. Look forward to hearing more about what the future holds for you. We're sorry to hear no more Webtrends (for now!) but I'm confident we'll cross paths again. BTW - welcome to the business side. Viva La Marketers!ReplyDelete
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Congratulations for your new opportunity. By the way, would not it be for a German bank ;-)
See you on March 22nd for your conference at Feweb.
Hello Michael,ReplyDelete
Congratulations and best of luck for your new job!
I am looking forward to seeing you at the Web Analytics Camp in Lille on March 18th.
Thanks all for your encouragements (and sorry for the late reply - was off for few days).ReplyDelete
@Julien: Indeed it was not an easy decision but you know when it is time to move on - especially when great opportunities arise. It was something special to leave all this behind but at the same time, there is the excitment of starting some new and that look promising. We will see - for the moment I am taking a break :-)
@StefVanef: Thanks - you have been one of the persons I really enjoyed working with. I am pleased to hear that you enjoyed it too.
@Michael: Thanks for the comment. I really appreciate knowing that my contribution is interesting and helpful. I will definitely continue to share my passions and hopefully more triumphs :-)
@Michele: It has been great working with Webtrends - the tool but also the people. I will definitely keep an eye on what you are doing. Web Analytics is a small world.
@Hubert: Ah, ah! Looks like we have a winner there :-)
Looking forward for seeing you on the 22nd of March.
@Nicolas: Thanks. I can't stay away from Web analytics for too long. So I am really pleased to come at the WA Camp in Lille in March. See you there too!


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Antibiotic gold -silver colloidal treatment
Have you heard of this antibiotic gold -silver colloidal treatment? there are some says a lot of diseases can be cured by this treatment? Including hay fever,Crohn's Disease and many others.
22nd January 2014 07:08 AM #2
Hi raf,
I don't know a lot about this but would be interested in hearing from others about this treatment.
I hope you are well,
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This so far i have researched
"How Does Mesosilver Help Hay Fever?
When Colloidal Silver comes in contact with any single celled pathogen, it disables the pathogens oxygen metabolism enzyme causing the pathogen to suffocate and die. The dead pathogen is then cleared out of the body by the immune, lymphatic and elimination systems.
Method of Use:
To supplement the immune system against harmful pathogens in the body take an oral dosage of Mesosilver. Oral dosages range from two or three teaspoons daily for maintenance up to 3 or 4 tablespoons to fortify the immune system."
But i hope others would share their first hand experience with colloidal treatment as it cures a lot of diseases...including hay fever.. of course we are used already with the usual treatment of hay fever like antihistamines, nasal spray, use of air purifier,steaming,use of humidifier, avoid mold pollen etc,drinking ginger tea and the likes..its better to know all ways of treatment
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Thank you very much for sharing this.
Have any of our other forum members come across this form of treatment before?
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National Public Radio (NPR) economics correspondent John Ydstie cited a misleading estimate of Social Security's long-term revenue shortfall over an "infinite horizon," even though the American Academy of Actuaries has called this figure "misleading." In a report on Social Security on the February 22 broadcast of NPR's Morning Edition, Ydstie explained: "Over the next 75 years, there's a $3.7 trillion gap between what the system has promised in benefits and the resources it will have. And, over an even longer time frame, that gap will rise to more than $10 trillion."
He then quoted former Bush administration Treasury official Kent Smetters, who also cited the misleading $10 trillion figure. Smetters, who served in 2001 on the President's Commission to Strengthen Social Security, noted that "Model 2," the second of three options that the commission proposed for reforming the system, "completely eliminates the $10.4 trillion imbalance in the Social Security system."
But this figure, which comes from the 2004 report of the Social Security trustees, is misleading, according to the American Academy of Actuaries, the country's leading association of insurance and demographics experts. The academy criticized the use of "infinite horizon" projections for Social Security in a December 19, 2003, letter to the Social Security trustees:
Before 2003, the annual Trustees Reports showed OASDI's [Old-Age Social and Disability Insurance trust fund] actuarial deficit and, more recently, its unfunded obligations only on an open-group basis over the statutory 75-year valuation period. For the first time, in their 2003 Annual Report, the Trustees included OASDI's ... actuarial deficit and unfunded obligations on an open-group basis for an infinite time period.
The Social Insurance Committee disagrees with Recommendation M-6. Rather, the committee believes that the new measures of OASDI's unfunded obligations included in the 2003 report provide little if any useful information about the program's long-range finances and indeed are likely to mislead anyone lacking technical expertise in the demographic, economic and actuarial aspects of the program's finances into believing that the program is in far worse financial condition than is actually indicated.
Ydstie also failed to place the Social Security deficit in the context of other liabilities that the federal government has recently assumed. The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities has shown in the graph below that in terms of percentage of gross domestic product (GDP), the fiscal impact of other recent Bush administration initiatives dwarfs the long-term revenue shortfall of Social Security.
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Over the Bahamas forms Tropical Depression 12, a swirling band of wind and rain. It picks up moisture and heat and with them, speed. As its winds reach 39 miles per hour, it becomes a tropical storm.  And is given a name: Katrina. Along the coast of Florida, a hurricane warning is announced, the first of many.
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By four o’clock, Katrina grows into a category one hurricane. With eighty-mile-an-hour winds, it sideswipes through Florida just north of Miami. By midnight, over a million homes lose power. Eleven lives are lost.
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Katrina hooks north into the Gulf of Mexico and quickly picks up speed and size, becoming a category 2 hurricane. Locals try to safeguard their property, while the governors of Louisiana and Mississippi declare states of emergency.
TITLECARD: Saturday, August 27th
As its winds reach one hundred and fifteen miles per hour, Katrina turns into a category 3 hurricane, with New Orleans in its sights. City officials urge those who can to evacuate. Traffic jams snarl the highways as up to eighteen thousand cars an hour try to make it out of harm’s way.
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Katrina grows into a Category Four hurricane. A few hours later, it reaches Category Five, the highest possible rating. Winds exceed one hundred and seventy five miles an hour.
All residents in New Orleans are ordered to evacuate. For those without the means to leave, the city sets up shelters. Many locals simply hunker down in their homes and prepare to weather the storm.
TITLECARD: Monday, August 29th
As dawn breaks, Katrina’s wind speeds slow back down to a Category 4 hurricane. It makes landfall at six a.m., 60 miles southeast of New Orleans.
Its hundred and forty-five mile-an-hour winds pummel the coasts of Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama. The eye of the storm moves just east of New Orleans, but the city is not spared. New Orleans sits below sea level, surrounded by Lake Pontchartrain, and the Mississippi River. High flood walls, called levees, keep the water at bay.
But by eight a.m., there are reports that a levee has broken. The waters of Lake Pontchartrain rush in. Levees in three locations are breached. Eighty percent of the city is flooded. Some neighborhoods are submerged under twenty feet of water.
As night falls, Katrina slows to a tropical storm. It heads north through Tennessee and into Kentucky.
TITLECARD: Tuesday, August 30th
The damage is immense. In Mississippi, the hurricane has crushed coastal towns. Hundreds are feared dead.  New Orleans lies in shambles. It is left without power, without drinking water. Many residents are stranded on rooftops, desperate to be rescued. Bodies float in the streets. Looting breaks out. Thousands make their way to Superdome and Convention Center in hopes of being evacuated.
TITLECARD: Wednesday, August 31st
The waters stop rising, but the city is in chaos. Looting and violence are so widespread that police are forced to stop rescue operations to combat the problem.
TITLECARD: Thursday, September 1st
Conditions at the Superdome and Convention Center are increasingly unsafe. People lack food, water, and basic sanitation. There are reports of violent assaults.
All together, over 50,000 people wait for the buses that will evacuate them. For most, the buses do not come.
TITLECARD: Friday, September 2nd
The National Guard arrives in force and restores order. They bring convoys of food and water. Evacuations begin in earnest.
TITLECARD: Aftermath
By the following Monday, the Army Corps of Engineers plugs major holes in the levees. Draining pumps go back in operation. And the waters subside.
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An 85-year-old man was requested by his Doctor for a sperm count as part of his physical exam.
The doctor gave the man a jar and said, 'Take this jar home and bring back a semen sample tomorrow.'
The next day the 85-year-old man reappeared at the doctor's office and gave him the jar, which was as clean and empty as on the previous day.
The doctor asked what happened and the man explained, 'Well, doc, it's like this--first I tried with my right hand, but nothing.
Then I tried with my left hand, but still nothing..
'Then I asked my wife for help. She tried with her right hand, then with her left, still nothing.
She tried with her mouth, first with the teeth in, then with her teeth out, still nothing.
'She even called up Arleen, the lady next door and she tried too, first with both hands, then an armpit, and she even tried squeezin' it between
her knees, but still nothing.'
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Brevard, N.C. - A late second half comeback by the Tornados fell short in Boshamer Gymnasium on Wednesday evening as the Carson-Newman Eagles led wire-to-wire in recording the 84-63 South Atlantic Conference victory over Brevard.
Brevard (3-18, 2-9 SAC) went on an 11-0 run in the second half, capped by a pair of free throws by Darius Moose to cut into the Carson-Newman (13-8, 6-5 SAC) lead, but backed by 17 second half points by Antoine Davis, the Eagles pulled away from the Tornados in recording the season sweep over Brevard.
Moose led the Tornados with 12 points in the contest, going a perfect 6-for-6 from the free throw line, while Dominique Pickett added nine points in the loss. Aleksandar Vasiljevic scored six points and pulled down nine rebounds for the Tornados in the contest.
Davis hit six three-pointers in the contest to lead all scorers with 25 points as the Eagles shot 53.6 percent (30-56) from the floor in the game. Ishmael Sanders added 15 points, while Marcellous Perez and Collin Crane were also in double-digits for Carson-Newman in the win.
Carson-Newman went up by as many as 22 in the first half as Perez connected on a there-pointer at the 5:01 mark to give the Eagles the 38-16 lead. Brevard battled back as Michael Gist connected on a three-pointer in the final minute of the half, sending the teams into the break with Carson-Newman holding the 43-26 lead.
The Eagles extended the lead to 24 on a Davis three-pointer with 15:55 to play, but the Tornados battled back as Gaither Hendrix answered with a trey of his own on the following BC possession. The three-pointer sparked an 11-0 Brevard run spanning the next four minutes as five different Brevard players scored during the stretch as the Tornados cut the lead to 55-42 with 11:51 to play, but Davis ended the Brevard streak with a three-pointer and the Eagles pulled away late in recording the 84-63 victory.
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Over their 34 years of practice together, Stuart Cohen, FAIA, and Julie Hacker, AIA, have produced a series of beautifully designed and crafted homes in Chicago's northern suburbs. Though traditional in style, their work exhibits a distinctly modern penchant for open floor plans, sightlines from one room to another, and bountiful natural light. This delicate balance between the classical and the modern earned them a spot on Chicago magazine's Ten Modern Masterpieces list in 2007, for their Shingle House in Glencoe, Ill.
Cohen, Hacker, and their talented staff are known for providing clients with an exceptional level of service. They consistently lavish care on drawings, project documentation, construction communication, and follow-through. The details in their homes are crucial to the overall design; frequently, custom trim controls the organization of spaces. Their 2009 monograph, Transforming the Traditional, explains the ideas behind their work, and Cohen has also co-written two other books, Great Houses of Chicago, 1871-1921 and North Shore Chicago: Houses of the Lakefront Suburbs, 1890-1940. All three titles showcase an omnivorous love and respect for architecture through the ages. "We believe that architecture is a communicative art, that it's about something," Cohen says. "Architecture has a story. It says things to people."
What is the most gratifying aspect of residential practice?
Julie Hacker: When you get the project built and the clients are happy and it's built as designed. When you have a happy client and a happy house. Stuart Cohen: It's gratifying to see something beautiful be built, and to have it look and feel like what you envisioned. Also, I love [hearing the client say] how much they love it and how beautiful it is. JH: When a client understands how hard you work to coordinate and achieve, and when that client is engaged in the process. It's so much more than that initial schematic design.
What is the most frustrating aspect?
JH: Trying to read your clients, psychologically. Trying to figure out what they need. When they are dissatisfied but there's nothing you're going to be able to do to meet their needs because the problem has nothing to do with the architecture—that's the most challenging and frustrating thing. Fortunately, it doesn't happen all the time.
What is your mission statement or firm goal?
SC: To make an architecture that reflects our shared ideas about domesticity, and to make an architecture that doesn't reject the 20th century.
What is the most indispensable tool in your office?
JH: Our employees are the most important element in our office.
What software does your firm use?
SC: We're still doing AutoCAD. We don't know if we will move to object-based. We still build through models, paper and cardboard models. Somehow we prefer things that are 3D rather than 2D.
Who is your ideal client?
JH: A client who values what we do, and is as clear as they can be about their programmatic needs. And if the client is a couple, it's ideal that they be on the same page. We have some clients right now who are mensches! SC: The ideal client also will accept the realities of what their budget can and can't buy. They get that they have to make some choices.
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If you didn't have the time to design your own house, who would you hire?
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Shochiku to restore Ozu quartet
Shochiku took advice from Japan's National Film Centre on which Ozu classics to restore.
Japanese studio Shochiku is planning to digitally restore three more of Yasujiro Ozu's colour movies following An Autumn Afternoon, which screens in Cannes Classics on Thursday.
In total, Ozu made four colour films at Shochiku – Equinox Flower (1958), Good Morning (1959), Late Autumn (1960) and An Autumn Afternoon (1962), which was his last film. He made two other colour movies, Floating Weeds and The End Of Summer, for other studios.
The restoration project marks the 110th anniversary of Ozu's birth. A restored version of Ozu's black-and-white Tokyo Story screened at this year's Berlinale.
Japanese filmmaker Hirokazu Kore-eda and China's Jia Zhangke, who both have films in Cannes competition, will introduce An Autumn Afternoon when it screens on May 23 in Salle Bunuel.
"Our goal is to revive audience interest in Ozu, especially the younger audience who are not accustomed to watching black and white films," said Shochiku general manager of licensing Kaz Moriguchi.
Shochiku took advice from Japan's National Film Centre on which Ozu classics to restore. Ozu's assistant DoP Takashi Kawamata and producer Shizuo Yamanouchi also advised on the restoration process of the films.
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Utah Open Lands has an option to purchase 781 acres of forest, trails and watershed known as Toll Canyon between Pinebrook and Summit Park in Summit County, but the nonprofit is still seeking public funding to seal the deal.
The conservation organization has until the end of December to bring the acreage into public ownership, said Wendy Fisher, the organization's executive director.
"Toll Canyon is an oasis of evergreen forests, wildlife and possible community trails within 20 minutes of Salt Lake City and 10 minutes from Park City," Fisher said.
The nonprofit has successfully solicited funding from Summit County, Park City and Snyderville Basin Recreation District. It also is seeking funding through private foundations, she said.
But Fisher noted the organization needs another $250,000 from individual donors.
The option gives Utah Open Lands two years to raise $250,000. However, it can't close on the option by the end of December if community members don't pledge enough to support the shortfall, Fisher said.
The property is currently held by RE Investment Holdings LLC. It's valued at $6.1 million, about $7,800 per acre. If Utah Open Lands is successful in community fundraising, the landowner will contribute $610,000 in value, dropping the total purchase to $5,490,000, Fisher said.
But if the funds can't be raised, RE Investment will move forward with development plans, Fisher noted.
All donations and pledges made through www.utahopenlands.org go directly toward the protection of Toll Canyon.


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(NEWSER) – Secession is all the rage these days, and the latest movement is taking shape in Maryland. The Western Maryland Initiative, a group led by Scott Strzelczyk, is looking to break off the five western counties from the rest of the state, the Washington Post reports. Garrett, Allegany, Washington, Frederick, and Carroll counties are more rural; their residents are mostly white, earn less than their fellow Marylanders, and are largely Republicans in a very blue state. With about 650,000 residents, they make up just 11% of the state's population; that's about the size of DC, notes Think Progress. Strzelczyk envisions a state—called Western Maryland or West Maryland, reports theSentinel—with more "personal liberty, less government intrusion." He's personally pro-gun, anti-Department of Education, and OK with medical marijuana.


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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That—
As used in this Act, the term "public lands" includes (a) the public domain of the United States, (b) reservations, other than Indian reservations, created from the public domain, (c) lands permanently or temporarily withdrawn, reserved, or withheld from private appropriation and disposal under the public land laws, including the mining laws, (d) outstanding interests of the United States in lands patented, conveyed in fee or otherwise, under the public land laws, (e) national
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PHILADELPHIA - To kick of the New Year, the University of Pennsylvania men's track and field team will open 2013 at one of track and field's most historic venues with College Night at the Armory on Saturday.
The meet, which features 16 teams, begins at 6:30 p.m. with the long jump and 60 meters. The final field event, the pole vault, starts at 8:30 p.m., and the track events conclude with the 4x400-meter relay at 10 p.m.
A little more than a month ago, in the season-opening meet at Lehigh, Penn posted four victories. Junior Jake Brenza won the shot put with the fourth-best toss in program history, while junior Maalik Reynolds, sophomore Tom Timmins and freshman Drew Magaha also won in addition to a pair of relays. Brenza started the indoor season with a personal-best toss of 16.59 meters (54 feet, 5 1/4 inches) - the last Quaker to reach that mark was Chris Osentowski in 1996.
Last season at this meet, the Quakers placed fourth among 14 teams as high jumper Maalik Reynolds and the 4x800-meter relay each won for the Quakers. The three-time All-American was the only competitor to cleanly pass the bar at 2.13 meters (6 feet, 11 3/4 inches). On the track, the Quakers won the 4x800-meter relay behind Brian Fulton, Thomas Tallerico, Connor Jaramillo and Robby Harwood. Their time of 7:42.49 ranked second in the IC4A at the time.
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The turn-of-the-century mansion and gardens, which recently underwent a dazzling renovation, set the mood before you even walk in. Once inside, you pass through a cathedral-ceilinged bar before encountering a series of lovely dining rooms, which meld seamlessly with the tropical gardens spread over three acres. The south room is the best -- intimately lit, painted with birds and foliage, one wall open to the pond below. Outside, widely spaced tables are perched on gazebos above cascading pools. The contemporary Florida cooking and the smooth, knowledgeable waitstaff live up to the setting. The reasonably priced menu, which changes weekly, includes appetizers like hearts of palm salad with jicama and passion fruit vinaigrette, and barbecued center-cut pork chop with sun-dried cherry salsa as an entrée. The wine list is excellent, the dessert selection fine. But the burbling waters and dense foliage are what help put you in the mood. And the moonlight helps, of course. Arrive early to avoid a lengthy wait, and ask for the very private two-top next to the firecracker bush. You can even spend the night in one of the cozy villas at the edge of the gardens. If this place doesn't do the trick, find yourself another mate.
Come for lunch, stay for dinner, and don't stop eating until your belly's busting at this friendly Brazilian spot run by a Turk. First you head to the buffet table, where the beef stew, salads, soup, rice and beans, and vegetables are more than enough for the average diner. Then waiters bring long skewers of grilled chicken, sausage, and tender sirloin to the table and fill your plate as often as you want, in a style called rodizio. The buffet with chicken and sausage costs only $3.95; adding sirloin raises it to a whopping $7.95. At dinner during the week, $9.95 gets you unlimited servings from the buffet and five kinds of grilled meats. On weekends, when reservations are required, you get the rodizio feast plus a live floor show, followed by dancing to a samba band -- all for $29.95. Middle Eastern food is served in the adjoining dining room. It's an awesome deal, even if you can't match the local attorney who comes here twice a week and eats three whole skewers of meat, washed down by three pitchers of iced tea.
You want the spice? You can't handle the spice! That's how most Thai chefs feel about Americans in their restaurants. Order chili-laden fare medium strength, the food comes out mild. Ask for it extra hot, it just might verge on medium, if you're lucky. That's not enough for even the lamest endorphin rush. Well, gringos with iron palates who are tired of being the objects of discrimination can relax. Siam Gourmet makes no distinction among its customers. So if you order your tom yam kai soup -- a hot 'n' sour broth blended with lemongrass and chicken -- medium, it'll be positively murky with spices. Beef massaman curry is so powerful even the potatoes in the stew can't dumb down the blast. And zesty yam pla meuk, more commonly known as "jumping squid," is aptly named. But it's the customer who'll be doing the jumping -- through hoops, if necessary -- for a soothing, creamy Thai iced tea.
Your first indication that this will be a steep evening comes when the gargantuan doorman directs you (or, better yet, your boss) to the desk "where you can take care of the entertainment fee," which starts the evening off with a $10 per-person charge. The handsome maitre d' with the vaguely foreign accent gives you the once-over and places your party in the back row near the window while saying, "Nice sight from here, no?" Yes, this is a genuine supper club, complete with pricey food (osetra caviar: $45, linguine with clam sauce: $23) and expensive drinks ordered before and during the show. Look beyond the food to the performance, for it's the real justification to spend this kind of dough. Ms. Bishop is a talent worthy of the classic supper clubs of New York City with her incredible vocal range and spot-on delivery. This café chanteuse can also be as funny as her mood dictates, like when she made fun of the ancient retirees from Pembroke Pines in their matching powder-blue suits. But then Bishop made it all right by dedicating to them a heartfelt version of "The Man I Love." Your boss won't love the check, but it is, after all, the least he can do.
It's tough rolling out of bed in the morning, but if you can make it to your car, a piping-hot (or ice-cold) cup of coffee or espresso is within arm's reach once you pull up to the small white building that houses Expresso -- The Gourmet Drive-Thru Coffee Shop. Groggy drivers are greeted by the bracing aroma of fresh-ground, whole-bean coffee being turned into espresso and the gurgle of frothing milk. Those two main ingredients can be combined into a basic cappuccino or latte or spiced up for specialty drinks such as the cinnamon-infused Snickerdoodle or the Dizzy Mocha Delight, a combo of espresso, steamed milk, and dark chocolate. And the drinks can be ordered over ice for a cooler caffeine jolt. Freshly brewed coffee is also available, from French roast to flavored varieties tinged with vanilla, hazelnut, and numerous other enhancements. Carafes of java can be ordered to take into the office, and if you combine a pot of joe with a selection of fresh bagels, pastries, cakes, and fruit, you'll be hailed as a hero when you get to work.
For a county virtually dripping with money, Palm Beach has surprisingly few world-class restaurants. Even the new restaurants feel like they've been around for decades. Janeiro, for instance, a much-hyped Palm Beach hot spot, is a stodgy throwback that might well merit the award "best place to dine like it's 1956." Galaxy Grille, down the road from Janeiro, is the exception to the rule in Palm Beach (which may explain why it's so difficult to get a table there). The lush casual restaurant serves fresh and lively fare with hints of Asia and the Mediterranean. Crisp seafood spring rolls are light and exotic. A portobello mushroom appetizer is simple but satisfying. Fish is fresh and perfectly cooked. The service is attentive but unobtrusive. A lobster special offered last summer -- a whole grilled lobster, served swimming in champagne sauce and balanced on top of shrimp-and-spinach risotto -- was the best seafood dish we had all year.


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Barbara Walters announces retirement on 'The View'
(Yahoo!) - It's the end of an era: Iconic newswoman Barbara Walters is retiring after 52 years on television.
She made the official announcement on "The View" Monday morning after months of speculation that she would step down sometime this year.
"In the summer of 2014, a year from now, I plan to retire from appearing on television at all," she told the audience. "It has been an absolutely joyful, rewarding, challenging, fascinating, and occasionally bumpy ride. And I wouldn't change a thing. I'm perfectly healthy. This is my decision. I've been thinking about it a long time. This is what I want to do."
Walters also tweeted about the news:
Big news - and I want to tell you first: abcn.ws/19gEaKv. (Looking forward to one more great year!)— Barbara Walters (@BarbaraJWalters) May 13, 2013
The 83-year-old will leave both "The View" and her duties as an ABC News contributor in the summer of 2014. She'll also host one more edition of "10 Most Fascinating People" and her Oscar special before a big sendoff next May.
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Mind Spiders started out as a solo project for former Marked Men singer/guitarist Mark Ryan. Fast forward a few years, and it's now expanded to a six-person wrecking ball with two drummers. Last year's self-titled was an impressive amalgam of all Ryan's influences: punk, soul, new wave, pop. Meltdown, released in February, is more focused in its attack, and finds Ryan sharpening his ax. One of the best North Texas albums this year. Maybe even all of Texas.
At first glance, this might seem an unconventional choice. In between shows, Oliver Francis Gallery looks more like a cross-fit workout facility than a high-gloss showcase arena. But that's the thing. With so many Dallas spaces representing the biggest names in art, we've come to look to OFG for something else: difficult to market but important to see contemporary work. Owner and curator Kevin Rubén Jacobs balances the scales by presenting art he loves made by people he finds interesting. It's that simple. Whether he's passionate about an international sculptor like Rachel de Joode, whose exploration of art as documentation is still lodged deeply in our robotic hearts, or he's interested in emerging local talents hiking their way up, Jacobs offers their collections a temporary home. At Oliver Francis Gallery, you won't see art as décor. You will find things that make you feel uneasy. Frustrated, even. But that's the kicker: You will feel. You will think. And a couple of years down the road, it's these exhibitions that you'll remember.
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Small, Good ThingsBy Casey N. Cep
One of Mary Oliver's poems begins "Something has happened / to the bread / and the wine." A most unusual mystery, the comestibles have not gone the way of the plums in William Carlos William's "This Is Just to Say."
Oliver's wine and bread, as she explains in the second stanza, "have been blessed." These two central elements of the Christian faith have been lifted from their ordinariness, isolated in order to show the extraordinariness of even the most ordinary of things. The bread and the wine join water and words to become what believers call sacraments: Eucharist is a sacrament made from staple food and festive drink; baptism is a sacrament made of clean, clear water.
One way of understanding the sacraments, perhaps best articulated by liturgist Gordon Lathrop, is that simple things become central things. When Christians refer to the bath and the table, they refer not only to the specific sacraments of bathing and eating, but they point also to the sacramental character of every bath and every table. The setting apart of one table and one bath shows forth the splendor of all tables and all baths.
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Atmel has announced production availability for what it claims is the world's smallest flash AVR microcontroller package. The Atmel ATtiny4, ATtiny5, ATtiny9 and ATtiny10 AVR microcontroller (MCU) come in an ultra-small 8-pad UDFN package, with a dimension of only 2x2x0.6mm and less than 8mg in weight.
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Our second package of tools for parents and caregivers focuses on dealing with the holidays. Holidays are naturally a time of stress because of the great emphasis placed on both "celebration" and "consumption" and because of the expectations and potential letdown that this time of year can produce in children of all ages.
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The interesting thing Buzz Aldrin did on the moon - and how an Atheist might be behind you not seeing it
(Billy Hallowell) For those who don't know, there's a fascinating story surrounding Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin's "secretive" activities in space. The second man to walk on the moon, Aldrin is also the first — and only known — individual to take Holy Communion. The act, which has gained scattered coverage in the past, was both a coveted and a controversial one.
Just before Aldrin stepped foot on the moon, he took the Eucharist, using wafers and a bottle of wine he brought into space from the Webster Presbyterian Church in Webster, Texas. Over the past decades since the 1969 moon landing, he has openly discussed the fascinating experience in detail.
"I poured the wine into the chalice our church had given me. In the one-sixth gravity of the moon the wine curled slowly and gracefully up the side of the cup," Aldrin told Guideposts Magazine in 1970. "It was interesting to think that the very first liquid ever poured on the moon, and the first food eaten there, were communion elements."
But this intriguing display, according to the Daily Mail, was purportedly kept secret by the U.S. government, despite plans that the astronaut originally had to broadcast the Christian act on radio.
See a dramatized version of his communion in the 1998 HBO miniseries, "From the Earth to the Moon," below:
NASA apparently decided not to allow Aldrin to showcase the sacrament, as Madalyn Murray O'Hair, the now-deceased founder of American Atheists, threatened to sue the U.S. government over a previous religious broadcast that apparently unfolded on Apollo 8, a separate vessel (Aldrin was on Apollo 11 for his moon mission).
According to PBS, "She tried to prevent the reading of Genesis 8 on the Apollo space mission, arguing that the astronauts were government employees and thus prohibited from reading the Bible. (The Supreme Court declined jurisdiction.)." So the government was, thus, allegedly hesitant to allow Aldrin to broadcast the communion for fear that it would, again, rile O'Hair.
The Guardian adds more about the famed atheist's opposition to NASA personnel exhibiting overt faith on the job:
After the Apollo 8 crew had read out the Genesis creation account in orbit, O'Hair wanted a ban on Nasa astronauts practising religion on earth, in space or "around and about the moon" while on duty. She believed it violated the constitutional separation between church and state.
While Americans didn't hear the communion live as Aldrin had originally hoped, those at the Houston Space Center Mission Control were invited to join him in giving thanks as he read a section from the Book of John.
"I am the vine, you are the branches. Whoever remains in me, and I in him, will bear much fruit; for you can do nothing without me," the astronaut read from a written card (John 15:5).
Despite this great fanfare, Aldrin later wondered if Christian communion was the right move after all. While he said that it was incredibly fulfilling, in his memoir, "Magnificent Desolation," he seemed to admit that it was, in a sense, divisive.
"Perhaps if I had it to do over again, I would not choose to celebrate communion," he wrote. "Although it was a deeply meaningful experience for me, it was a Christian sacrament, and we had come to the moon in the name of all mankind—be they Christians, Jews, Muslims, animists, agnostics, or atheists."
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the Secretary of the Interior is authorized to withdraw as much as may be necessary from the fund on deposit in the Treasury of the United States arising from the proceeds of the sale of timber and lumber within the Red Lake Reservation in Minnesota, according to the provisions of the Act of May 18, 1916 (39 Stat. 137), to the credit of the Red Lake Indians in
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Minnesota, and to pay therefrom $75, in two equal installments to each member of the Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians of Minnesota who is living at the date of enactment of this Act. The first installment of $37.50 per capita to be made upon the passage and approval of this Act and the second installment of $37.50 per capita to be made January 15, 1951. Such installment payments shall be made under such rules and regulations as the Secretary of the Interior may prescribe.
No money paid to Indians under this Act shall be subject to any lien or claim of attorneys or other persons. Before any payment is made under this Act, the Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians of Minnesota shall, in such manner as may be prescribed by the Secretary of the Interior, ratify and accept the provisions of this Act.
Payments made under this Act shall not be held to be "other income and resources" as that term is used in sections 2 (a) (7), 402 (a) (7), and 1002 (a) (8) of the Social Security Act, as amended (U.S.C., 1946 edition, title 42, secs. 302 (a) (7), 602 (a) (7), and 1202 (a) (8)).
Approved, September 30, 1950.


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Nindō (忍道; ; Literally meaning "Ninja Way"; ) is a personal rule that each shinobi lives by. It is their way of ninja life, their motto or "dream". A ninja's nindō can be anything, no matter how immoral their personal point of view is. Most often Naruto Uzumaki proclaims his ninja way, to be: "I'm not gonna run away and I never go back on my word, that is my nindō! My ninja way!"[1]
According to Tobi, the nindō of the Uchiha clan is to exact revenge against their hated enemies. Conversely, the Senju created what is known as the Will of Fire in Konohagakure, which can be said to be the universal ninja way of all the shinobi of this village. In Iwagakure exists a similar philosophy known as the Will of Stone, which simply states that shinobi of the village must be strong willed.[2] Kisame Hoshigaki's philosophy as taught to him by Fuguki Suikazan is that confidential information is more important than human lives, and he would go as far as betray comrades,[3] and even commit suicide to ensure that it remains secret.[4]