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Awarded one of the top ten neighborhoods in America in 2010 by the American Planning Association, this ride takes you to the Riverside - Avondale area, one of the wealthiest areas of Jacksonville and popular with those families who prefer to own large old Southern Style homes, with cool shady oak lined streets and easy access to the river near downtown Jacksonville. This attraction set alongside the St. Johns River sees the tides of change where after the great Jacksonville fire of 1901 it prospered with people moving out of Jacksonville to here, then it decayed in the 50's and 60's and now there is rebirth. The richness and variety of homes seen on this ride is remarkable. Architectural gems include Prairie, Colonial Revival, Georgian, Shingle, Queen Anne/Victorian, Bungalow and Tudor styles and they are in abundance. Free Parking. Shops, restaurants, parks, tennis courts, an art museum and an area to fish are available after the attraction.
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Magnificent tangled oaks line this neighborhood laced with cool shade, magnolia trees, orange groves, bird life, turtles, and butterfly gardens on this attraction. Mandarin, named after the orange, is nestled along the St. Johns River and has a lush tropical feel that makes this attraction spectacular. The area has historical meaning in many ways. It once served as a primary exporter of cotton, and oranges in the 1800's. The Maple Leaf, a Union Steamship hit a Confederate mine and sank off the banks in Mandarin. Olde Mandarin was once called "a tropical paradise" by Harriet Beecher Stowe who wintered here from Connecticut for 17 years. Beecher-Stowe (author of Uncle Tom's Cabin) instilled her spirituality and passion for community and it still lives on. Much of the history has been captured and preserved and is shared on this bicycle tour. Free Parking. Local museums, a fishing dock, tennis courts, restaurants, a boat ramp and parks are available after the attraction. Tour is $60 per rider. Tour is $35 if you bring your own bike, helmet, water and snacks. Group discounts.
San Marco, modeled after Venice Italy excites with the Southbank of the St Johns River and through this eclectic pocket neighborhood. Breathtaking parks, a 265+ year old Tangled Oak, and the neighborhoods along San Marco square. This attraction has the most spectacular views of the river, along with statues, fountains, and amazing architectural gems. One of the oldest sections of North Florida, San Marco has a personality of it's own with a mix of new and old. Free Parking. Shops, restaurants, a boat ramp and The Museum of Science and History are available before or after the attraction. Tour is $62 per rider. Tour is $37 if you bring your own bike, helmet, water and snacks. Group discounts.
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Springfield, Southern Living Magazines Comeback Neighborhood of the South, has a special sense of community on this attraction, where neighbors know their neighbors, not just on their block, but the ones who live all over the district. Combine that friendliness with easy commutes, walkable and bike able streets, historic shady parks, and beautiful period homes dating back to the late 1800's, and you have yourself a truly spectacular transitional community. Established in 1869, Springfield was home to some of the Jacksonville film industries first actors and a film studio. Truman Capote spent summers with his grandmother, and Ottis Toole, (famed serial killer of Adam Walsh and arsonist) stayed here. This attraction boasts some of the most spectacular historical parks, charming residential streets and stories of the famous that once called this home. Free Parking. Shops, restaurants and Karples Manuscript Museum are here. Tour is $58 per rider. Tour is $33 if you bring your own bike, helmet, water and snacks. Local resident, student, military, and group discounts.
The wharf and fisherman dock spirit add a special charm to your ride through this island community. Fernandina Beach is filled with traditional southern homes and cozy bungalows with big front porches covered with rocking chairs. Spanish and Indian history runs deep on many of the quaint streets. This area home to the shrimp industry. Our bike tour takes you back in time, and to the beach. Wear your suit for a swim in the Atlantic Ocean, or let the edge of the waves tickle your toes. This is a slow paced scenic tour . Local restaurants, museums and shops are available after the ride.
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North Florida has 51 miles of coastline along the Atlantic Ocean. Our beaches attraction shares this natural ecosystem, and the history behind the landscape of people that have chosen to call it home. This attraction has an eclectic architectural mix of mansions from Cape Cod to LA style in Ponte Vedra, and then offers us a taste of the ever popular Jacksonville Beach neighborhood. Spectacular views of the ocean, surfers, birdlife, and occasional glimpses of dolphin and gator make this attraction unique. Wear or bring your suit for a cooling refreshing swim in the Atlantic Ocean waves. Your bike tour includes admission to the Beaches Museum. Free Parking as available. Shops, a fishing pier and restaurants are available after the attraction. Tour is $85 each with a minimum of 6 people.
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The shoreline of St. Augustine is laced with the history of America's first city. This attraction boasts beautiful ocean and intracoastal views, your ride includes scenes of Castillo de San Marcos (Fort), cozy warm neighborhoods, and colorful artifacts dating back to the days of Ponce de Leon. Local shops, beaches restaurants and museums are available after the ride.


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Southbrook 2008 Triomphe Chard is Vegan Friendly
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Address: | 581 Niagara Stone Road, RR4 Niagara-on-the-Lake, ON, L0S 1J0 Canada |
Phone: | 1.888.581.1581 |
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URL: | http://www.southbrook.com |
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Email from Peter (January 2012):
"I called Southbrook regarding their organic red wine (Connect), and was assured it was vegan friendly."
Note from Marta:
"I recently contacted two wineries in Niagara via phone.
Southbrook had a list already compiled. The 2009 vidal and rose are
safe. The 2008 and 2009 Triomphe Chard (that can be found in the LCBO)
is safe too. I was also informed that they will be producing more
vegan-friendly wines in the future so to keep checking back.
Company Email: Sept 2010
" We will sometimes use egg whites to fine our red wines like the 2007's, but no gelatin or isinglass is used so for the most part our wines's are vegan.
Please let him know that we keep this type of record for each wine, so can answer specifically. None of our 2008 reds or 2009 Rose were fined, so are vegan. All of our organic/demeter whites are also vegan.
Other products by Southbrook Vineyards:
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Large T2 in the Center of Oporto
Size120 m²
Floor No.1
- Family/child friendly
- Internet/WiFi
- Kitchen
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- Baby cot
Accommodation summary
This is a really comfortable T2, bright and spacious, with garage available on request.
Equipped with air conditioning in all divisions, wireless Internet, computer, cable TV, books and magazines, you will find here a welcoming place, designed for your pleasure.
In the first suite there is a bunk bed, one double on top and another double bellow. In the second suite there is a double bed and the possibility of installing a baby bed. Both rooms have private bathroom.
In the living room there is an extra bed, single.
The kitchen is equipped with fridge and freezer, ceramic hob, oven, microwave, dishwasher, grill, toaster, coffee maker, blender, as well as table and cook ware.
In the laundry there is a washing machine and an area for drying the clothes.
We speak English, French, Castilian and Portuguese and we love to host!
House rules
Security deposit of €200. No smoking allowed.Map
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Weekly rate for up to 4 guests | $ 605 US |
Price for > 4 guests | $ 11 US per guest/night extra |
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We had a very pleasant stay in Porto... such a beautiful city. The people are friendly and uncomplicated. The apartment was lovely, too, but unfortunately, the walls got damaged by fungi. The ventilation has to be improved. Liana promised to take care of it. Apart from that a very nice place to stay at. There is high traffic on the road in front of the building, but free parking is possible. Thank you, Liana, for your courteous support and care and thanks to Mr. Martins for his patience due to our late arrival!
wonderful appartment. very spacious and comfortable. new and clean. perfectly located for old town and vila nova.
The location was rather good to reach by metro and bus, but the appartment was weared out and not very cozy.
Me and my family decided to spend a few days in apartment at Vila Nova De Gaia in Gaia (Gaia it is not Porto :) ).
And it was perfect decision!
It is very suitable apartment, properly furnished and equipped.
And location!!!
It is the most beautiful, romantic and charming place in all Gaia/Porto.
It is exactly just like I have seen on the most popular pictures in albums and guides.
Location is simply ideal!!!
Our hostess greeted us very cordially with the most delicious cookies, gave us a lot of useful, practical information about city.
I would like to say that all from our vacation was "the most"; City, Wine-houses, Monuments, People, Atmosphere, literally everything.
These few days were really magic.
It was more than what I expected from this place.
Ermelinda and Liana, Thank you very much for it.
Brygida, Sylwia, Marcin, Pawel
Excellent location with the best view in Porto/Gaia. Very nice and helpful hostess.
Apartment very functional, very comfortable. It was very clean. Garage in the building. Very close to the center, about 15 m walk. The hostess very well.
Apartamento muy funcional, muy cómodo. Estaba todo muy limpio. Garaje en el propio edificio. Muy próximo al centro, unos 15 m andando. La anfitriona muy bien.
The apartment is fine. Design very nice and clean. The stay is very nice. It is near the center where you can go for a walk. A great choice to meet Porto family. Liana is very friendly and has everything well organized. The only thing is that if you carry very large car and is best left in the street - there's plenty of room around - or in the car park opposite. Overall, the apartment we liked them all.
El apartamento está muy bien. Diseño muy bonito y limpio. La estancia es muy agradable. Está cerca del centro al que se puede ir dando un paseo. Una buenísima opción para poder conocer Oporto en familia. Liana es muy amable y lo tiene todo bien organizado. Lo único es que si lleváis coche y es muy grande mejor dejarlo en la calle - cerca hay sitio de sobra - o en el parking de enfrente. En general, el apartamento nos ha gustado mucho a todos.
Apartment very decent, clean, near metro.
Liana available, easy contact, nice.
Appartement très correct, propre, proche métro.
Liana disponible, contact facile, sympa.
The apartment is great, with all amenities and in very good condition. Perhaps a sofa in the living would not have been bad, because there was only one for 6 people. But the fact that we have not needed because the city is so interesting that only came home at night. In 15 minutes walk will plantabas in the center and along the way there are sites and premises with character. Fully recommended.
El piso está estupendo, con todas las comodidades y en muy buen estado. Quizá un sofá más en la sala no habría estado mal, porque sólo había uno para 6 personas. Pero la verdad que no lo hemos necesitado porque la ciudad es tan interesante que solo volvíamos a casa a la noche. En 15 minutos andando te plantabas en el centro y por el camino hay sitios y locales con mucho carácter. Completamente recomendable.
The stay was very nice, with public transport close by and a good situation to move at ease.
La estancia ha sido muy agradable, con el transporte público muy cerca y una situación buena para moverte a gusto.
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VIENNA – Three European powers and the U.S. have confirmed that their foreign ministers will join Iran nuclear talks this weekend in an effort to advance the stalled negotiations.
But the Itar-Tass news agency reported Friday that their Russian counterpart, Sergey Lavrov, isn't coming. That could lessen chances of success, because Moscow often acts as a bridge between Washington and Tehran at the talks.
Foreign ministers from Britain, France and Germany are expected in Vienna by Sunday. U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry is scheduled to arrive Saturday.
The four hope to lessen significant disagreements hindering attempts to agree on long-term curbs on Iran's nuclear activities in exchange for ending sanctions on Tehran.
If that fails, the two sides could extend their negotiations past a July 20 target date for a deal.


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The Salute to Magic, the big annual show put on by the Parent Assembly of the S. A. M. will be presented this coming Saturday, May 17
The bill includes:
Jeff McBride
Jay Scott Berry (also Master of Ceremonies)
and David Oliver
Sol Stone will be honored as Magician of the Year.
Jeff McBride is the headline act of the show, and it's relatively rare that he performs in the New York City area these days. It will be a good opportunity to see him perform an extended set.
This year the event is tied in with the official celebrations of the anniversaries of the 1939 and 1964 World's Fairs, and there will be a focus on the role of magic at those Fairs, including an appearance by Kamarr, who appeared in Mark Wilson's Hall of Magic at the 1964 Fair.
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For July, sales of buildings in China grew at a year-over-year rate of 14.47%, compared to 17.87% in June and a record 77.35% in February. Using the last six points (usually six months) of data, annual growth remains at a solid 40.96%, which is up from 39.99% in June. Sales in China can be volatile from month to month, so analysts smooth the data. The year-over-year growth also takes into account seasonality, and analysts often look at this rate because the market tends to move when the outlook gets better or worse, rather than whether it's good or bad.
The importance of building sales
Historically, the sales growth of buildings has often mirrored economic growth in China and elsewhere in the world. This is because houses are the biggest purchases most individuals can make. Plus, central banks will often reduce interest rates in times of recession or economic slowdown, which is an incentive for people to purchase houses at the time. Better economic outlook and employment outlook are also some of the factors that drive people to purchase a house.
Building prices falling
Growth building prices (measured in price per square foot of floor space sold) continued to fall in June, reaching just 9.66% using the last six data points. This is a significant improvement from the high of 11.96% we saw in March, as the government tried to cool the property market down to prevent a bubble through restriction of credit to individual buyers and the imposition of a capital gains tax on sellers.
As we move into August's data, analysts will exclude this year's February data. Because February's growth rate was one of the highest, the exclusion of the high data point will give us a lower growth rate over the next few months. While possibly negative for dry bulk shipping companies, investors should also look at what's going on with the supply end of the property market.


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MacBook Pro 17" Troubleshooting
The 17" MacBook Pro replaces the 17" Aluminum, and sports such upgrades as an Intel processor, Magsafe power connector, and integrated iSight camera. Troubleshooting is fairly straightforward.
Note: This troubleshooting guide covers original 17" MacBook Pros. The MacBook Pro 17" Unibody models will be covered on a separate troubleshooting guide.
MacBook Pro won't turn on ¶
Your computer will not boot.
RAM issues ¶
If your computer beeps three times, there is a RAM issue. Either you have insufficient RAM to boot, or the RAM you do have is faulty. First, access the RAM slots and ensure you have RAM installed. If you have two chips, first reseat them and try again. If that doesn't work, try one chip at a time to see if one of the chips prevents the machine from booting. If none of these work, you may have a bad logic board.
Bad Left I/O Board ¶
If your left I/O board is bad, you will not be able to start your computer when it's plugged into the wall. It may or may not run on battery and the light on the power adapter will not light up at all (some power adapters do not have lights, so this may not apply to your computer). These symptoms point to a left I/O board that needs to be replaced.
Bad power adapter ¶
If your power adapter is bad, the computer will run off a battery, but it won't charge. If your battery's charge is too low, it will be difficult to diagnose a bad power adapter. The easiest way to test this is to borrow either a battery or power adapter. to test in your machine. If you have the same problem with another power adapter, your problem is most likely the left I/O board. If you have the same problem with a fully charged battery, you most likely need a new logic board.
Thermal Sensor Issues ¶
If the fans run at high RPMs, but the computer does not boot, there is probably an issue with the thermal sensors. First, ensure that the thermal sensors are plugged in. If they are, try replacing the thermal sensors. If this does not fix the problem, the logic board most likely needs to be replaced.
Bad logic board ¶
If the above steps don't fix your problem, replace the logic board.
Laptop shuts off when I unplug it ¶
As soon as you unplug the computer from a power source, it shuts off
Dead battery ¶
If your battery is dead, the computer will run fine off the power adapter, but will turn off when unplugged. A dead battery can manifest itself in many forms: It may not accept a charge (this particular symptom may also indicate a problem with the logic board), the computer may not recognize the battery, or the battery may be recognized as charged but fail to power your computer when the AC adapter is unplugged. We sell batteries here.
Flashing question mark on startup ¶
The computer displays the flashing question mark when it can't find a bootable operating system. This could be because your OS is corrupt, the computer doesn't have enough RAM, or your hard drive is failing.
Bad operating system ¶
Try booting off an OS CD. Run Apple's Disk Utility and try to repair the disk. You could also try Alsoft's DiskWarrior. If this fails, reinstall your operating system. If you can, erase the hard drive prior to reinstalling the OS.
Not enough RAM ¶
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Chocolate bars are a confectionary item made in a bar form with chocolate as the main ingredient. It is called candy bar in Canada, Australia and Britain and popularly known as Chocolate bar by others. Chocolate bar is enjoyed as a snack anytime of the day. Some popular brands of chocolate bar are Nestle, Aero, Bounty, Mars, Cadbury, Hershey's, etc.
In its most traditional form, the bar is made from cocoa butter, cocoa solids, sugar and milk. In addition to these traditional ingredients, the bar can also contain additional flavors, emulsifiers or solid ingredients.
In Indian English, Irish English, South African English, Australian English, British English and New Zealand English, the terms 'candy bar' and 'chocolate bar' are often used interchangeably. A candy bar is essentially a confectionary bar packaged in a log form and coated with chocolate. This is often a one-person snack. Within the term 'candy bar', a wide range of products exist like solid bars of chocolate to those with multiple layers or mixtures of ingredients like caramel, fruits, nuts or fondant.
In its most traditional and old-school form, chocolate bars are a simple log made from cocoa, milk and sugar. There are no additional ingredients.
Chocolate and candy bars are commercially sold by various brands, but these also continue to be a popular household preparation across the world.
Chocolate Bar: The History
As a household preparation chocolate bars, or chocolate in particular, have been around for centuries. These started selling commercially rather recently. Till most part of the 19th century, chocolate was something that was used in beverages and desserts and candy was, by and large, sold by weight, either loose or in small pieces. When chocolate stared selling as something that can be directly eaten, it was cut into bars to make weighing and selling easier. Uptil this point, 'chocolate' was just 'any candy' covered with chocolate and could include other ingredients as well. Packing the chocolate was easier when it was in bar form but the price was high as the buyer had to pay for the packaging as well. Buying candy in bulk or loose was much cheaper, but not convenient.
England's chocolate factory Fry's, in 1847, came up with the first ever chocolate bar which was suitable for large-scale and widespread consumption. In 1866, Fry's Chocolate Cream Bar was manufactured and over the next 10 years, over 220 products were introduced by the company.
While candy and chocolate bars did have their beginnings in the late 19th century, the confectionary's commercial value started growing in the early 20th century. The Hershey Company's first Hershey Bar was the first commercially produced chocolate bar. It was introduced in 1900 and since then, various large-scale companies have come up with their versions of the confectionary.
Candy Bars: Popular Ingredients Used
When made in the most traditional form, chocolate bars are made with cocoa powder, milk, butter and sugar. Based on the recipe followed and individual preferences, nuts, caramel, dried fruits, fruit chunks, flavors and colors can be added to make the bar richer.
Nutrition chocolate bars are made with proteins and vitamins and other nutritional supplements. Artificial sweeteners are used to give the bars a sweet taste.
Chocolate Bars: Preparation Overview
When made at home, chocolate is prepared almost entirely by hand and shaped with the help of either a household utensil or a mold. The ingredients are all prepared and mixed as required and then, cooked. The chocolate is poured into the mold while it is still hot and then frozen so that it retains its shape.
When produced commercially, candy bars are manufactured by machines. The bar form is also given by a machine designed especially for this purpose. The ingredients are prepared and mixed by machines, as required, and the chocolate is shaped into a log while it is still hot. The individual logs are then frozen and packaged accordingly.
Serving and Eating Candy Bars
Chocolate bars are most commonly consumed as a snack. It can also be served as dessert. When it is being eaten as a snack, the bar is simply unwrapped and consumed. When served as a dessert, however, the presentation can be somewhat elaborate. The unwrapped bars are generally decorated on a platter and served. A dip (honey or some other syrup) can be served on the side.
Candy Bars: Health and Nutrition Facts
Chocolate bars are generally considered a high calorie and rich consumption. The bars are high in sugar content and the presence of ingredients like synthetic colors and cream and butter make them unsuitable for regular consumption. People who are obese or suffer from health problems like high cholesterol, hypertension and diabetes are strictly discouraged from eating the bars. Even those who are completely healthy should eat chocolate in controlled quantities.
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There are many types of chocolate bars available. Layered, Plain, Filling, etc are some popular types of chocolate bars. Similarly, ingredients that go into making of a chocolate bar also vary depending upon the flavor to be produced. However, few common chocolate bar ingredients are cocoa solids, milk, sugar, emulsifiers and essences. Types of chocolate used in making of the bar include, dark chocolate, white chocolate, milk chocolate, etc. Caramel, nuts, candied fruits, nougat, biscuits, wafers, fondant, etc are different chocolate bar flavors available.
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Candy Bars: Trivia
The Snickers Bar, widely considered the largest selling candy bar in the world, was named after the Mars family's beloved stallion, Snickers.
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HOUSTON, Texas -- Former House Majority Leader and 1999's Douche of the Year Tom DeLay, has recently published his memoirs that shower praise on his former comrades in the historic 1994 Republican Bake Sale and Spelling Jamboree.
UnNews was unable to gain access to interview DeLay as he signed an exclusive agreement with parody news site FOX News. We were able to get an advanced copy of the book and leak here the choicest excerpts.
On Newt Gingrich, "Not the smartest guy in the room, but more than made up for it by willing to help his friends out in a time of need and great at keeping secrets. Thanks again Newt!"
Regarding Bill Clinton, "the only Democrat I've ever admired. Asking the special investigator to define the word 'is', both brilliant and ballsy. Damn, I don't even think I would try to pull that off."
On Dick Armey, "best arm wrestler in the Republican caucus, and the best bartender. Never spilled a drink in his life... even while driving"
While he mentions several other peers and rivals in glowing terms, DeLay also made sure to acknowledge his family.
On his wife, "not the best lover I ever had, but she's willing to do her part for God and country. Great cook and the children seem to like her."
On his dog, Toto, "not the cleanest animal I've ever owned, and I didn't realize that canines spend 16 hours a day shitting softball sized turds, but she comes when she's called and doesn't fuck with my stuff."
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oh it's expiring? alrighty then.
oh it's expiring? alrighty then.
Does anyone know if this is the first summer that Bargnani has played for his national team since becoming a Raptor? I read somewhere that he will be playing for them this summer and thought maybe it's a prelude to him leaving the NBA. I beleive he got a Canadian citizenship around the start of last season, so this could be the first step of getting back into the good graces of his fans back home. I know it's a stretch, but since nobody knows for sure what we can get for him, a buyout and move back to his homeland might be something in the cards for AB.
Bargnani playing in the summer only increase his chance of getting hurt then and in the NBA season. Ujiri should tell him no and then if he gets traded before then, it's the next team's problem.
Jose, Jorge, Andrea, nothing good has come from these guys playing hard all summer.
I think Gordon actually fits the Raps need for a backup PG and scoring off the bench. He is a great 3 point shooter, and would be a big upgrade over Lucas as the backup PG (while he doesn't pass a ton he is a way better distributor than Lucas). His contract being a year shorter than Bargs is also an added benefit. I think we could squeeze a second round pick out of Charlotte in the deal too.
To be fair, Jorge really should't have played, and the Raptors "asked" him not to. I thought that was a big reason why they ended up buying him out. DIdn't he play in the summer right after his brutal injury? And then need another surgery the next season? And then in the next summer, because it was the 08 Olympics, he really wanted to play again but the Raptors were like "are you fucking crazy?", and they then proceeded to buy him out.
It was really poorly handled, but I guess Jorge really didn't give a shit about his NBA career in the end.
It doesn't bother me too much with Bargnani. Actually, his 2 best seasons came after summers of playing well for the Italian National team. That might be a selling point to a team hoping he could have a bit of a bounceback year.
As for Jose...I don't think it's the long summers of national team ball that kill him. I think he was carrying too big a load too often in Toronto. Put him down for 20-30 mpg as a starter or backup, and he's pretty reliable for the whole season. This means actually creating a PG tandem though, where both guys are comfortable with their roles. Instead BC always brought in guys with chips on their shoulder who aren't actually better than Jose. Different, sure, but not better. Everybody looks bad when your GM is a dunce.
BEN GORDON IS NOT A PG. NEVER WAS. NEVER WILL BE. Sorry, I feel that needs emphasis. He will never run a team's offense.
This would only be ok as a deal if we got Charlotte's lottery pick (and that's probably too crazy to happen). The only advantage over Bargnani is his expiring contract. So even if they decided to trade for him, I would hope he's never going to see a minute of playing time, and will be traded or waived before the end of the season...I dislike Ben Gordon to say the least.
They let him play. Colangelo had the option to disallow it, doctors advised against it but he caved.
Are you kidding me, not let Bargnani play in summer? It's the only chance to increase his value. Forget the injuries, his trade value has almost reached the bottom anyways.
If he gets hurt they start they season with him; potentially riding the pine in street clothes.
Well he won't be joining the national team until what? Late-July or August? If Ujiri is trying to trade him before then, it will have no impact on his trade value. I doubt his new team would be against it. THey'd probably also like the chance to evaluate him in the summer against some relevant competition. Eurobasket's good for that. He'll basically go from that almost right into training camp. And again, for Bargs, his best seasons came after strong summers for Italy.
Actually I always thought international competitions are good for that. If players can use it properly and avoid injury, it usually sets them up to start the season off strong, since they are already in pretty good shape when training camp starts.
"Masai Ujiri will aggressively attempt to trade Andrea Bargnani before July 1 as his top priority now that he is GM of the Toronto Raptors."
If Ujiri can pull this off, someone need to shake his hand and buy some beer.
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I think you're being far too paranoid. There are tons of guys around the league who play for their national teams and don't come out any worse for it. I think it's only hard for players that play deep into the playoffs, and even then, guys like Dirk, Manu, Parker, and I'm sure a few more, have played year round almost every year for a decade. Again, I think it's a positive. Strong summers always led to strong seasons for Bargs. And now coming off injuries, it'll give him the chance to shake some of the rust off before the season starts. Could he get injured? Sure. But he can't hide from basketball courts until we trade him....especially on his Primo heavy diet.
Unless a guy played extreme minutes, was already an injury risk or dealt with injuries during the season, I don't see how playing for a national team is any more of a risk than playing in things like the drew league or summer league. Whenever a player steps on the court in a competitive setting, there is an inherent risk for injury.
They're trying to unload $23M on a player who's best suited coming off the bench and who had a horrible, injury plagued season. If you're calling what I'm saying as paranoia then fine, a little paranoia is warranted. He's done in Toronto and so who cares about the relationship. Hold him out until he's gone. That's what I think anyway.
People know what he is. We're not talking about a second year player here. Summer ball isn't changing anything.
That's so flawed though. If they can't move him by July 1st, what's the likely reason? My guess is that teams would be a little worried about his health/abilities. Will that change if you keep him from playing on the national team on the summer? Won't you just end up definitely stuck with him on the roster come November, since nobody will change their mind without seeing him play?
If they can't move him by July 1st, they should force him to play for his national team, IMO.
*Heck, I wish he was eligible for summer league.
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Friday, January 19, 2007
It's the Grand Opening....
I have had a couple of unproductive days in the studio so maybe this little outing will get my brain going again. I haven't just been sitting here....I just don't have anything completed! I've made some backgrounds, cut a lot of ATCs and 4" X 4" squares, and just generally puttered in the studio but no great visions of anything! I found some cool vintage pictures a few days ago so I might be using a couple of those. Right now I'm just in that blah stage where nothing seems to work, nothing seems to look good no matter what I do, and everything seems to need just one more thing....that I don't have!
Here's my workspace....this should give you an idea of what's going on....
Enough of my sad tale! I've been doing lots of affirmations in the hope that my brain hears them and sets them in action! And I'm still keeping up with the Simple Abundance book. Every day it seems there's something in that book that just jumps out at me that I hadn't seen before....and this is the third time I'm reading it!
I have to get myself ready for the day so wish us luck on the Grand Opening. And if anyone is reading this from the Burbank area, stop by the store. It's located at 1725 W. Verdugo Avenue.
Since I never made it back yesterday with my stats here they are along with the ones for today....rather pathetic stats, I might say!
morning pages - check
the five rites - check
treadmill - not today
weights - not today
morning pages - not today (this is the first day I've missed these!)
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Good luck to Molly and her grand opening, I know it's going to be a smashing success. I WILL be go there the next time we are in SoCal...we will have to arrange to meet there. I need to email and thank her for her help too. This is really so exciting...she's following her bliss!
Lisaoh how I wish I could be at the grand opening! it sounds like MY kind of bookstore!
I am glad that you & I are travelling the Simple Abundance journey together this year, we can keep each other on course. I plan on posting once a week about that week and how I went.
oh ~ and did you want a teeny tiny shell from my seaside jaunt? I wasn't sure..there are plenty & I am packaging them up this weekend, just let me know :) xoOh I hope Molly's store has a great grand openning. So nice for her to have Mom there to help.
Hey,,I think that is my work table you have on your blog. I am so like that too Janet,,I sit and fumble and then I just give up and come back to it later,,you just have to do that sometimes. Can't wait to hear about your day!Janet, Thats to silly. I looked at your desk and it could be an overhead veiw of mine.. I can totally relate. (i spent half hour getting a project off the desk, I'd stuck it too..lol)
Sometimes art flows like silken honey and sometimes it's gets stuck everywhere.. It will come to you when you're ready..In the mean time, help Molly, enjoy the time..De stress..
ATC's will always be there when you want to create :) and your's are wonderful!!
Sucess n hugs to Molly on her store opening!!
PEace, Kai.
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Austyn Cuneo sets national mark
Three balloons -- in the shapes of the numbers 1, 9 and 2 -- marked the occasion Wednesday afternoon when Austyn Cuneo set the national record for career goals in high school field hockey.
Cuneo, a 5-foot-9 junior for the Eastern (Voorhees, N.J.) Vikings, scored three goals in an 11-0 win over Cherry Hill East (N.J.) to break the record of 191, set last year by Lexi Smith of Florence (N.J.).
The record was tied when Cuneo scored 3:20 into Wednesday's game, and Smith's name was pushed back to No. 2 at the 7:23 mark.
Eastern coach Danyle Heilig then called time out so that Cuneo could be properly honored.
"It was awesome," Cuneo, 16, said of setting the record. "I felt a mix of excitement, relief, joy and everything else you can think of."
Cuneo admitted she wept out of happiness -- but she wasn't the only one.
"I was fine until I saw Coach Heilig shed a tear," said Cuneo, a quiet and intense kid who gets A's and B's in school. "I saw how proud she was, and my mom cried, too. I just saw how everyone was so happy, and I couldn't help but get emotional, too."
Cuneo, who committed to North Carolina as a sophomore and wants to become a physical therapist, tied a state record when she scored 69 goals as a freshman. She nearly duplicated that number last year, when she finished with 68.
This year, she has 56 goals for the 15-0-1 Vikings, who have won 14 straight state titles, all of them under Heilig.
Eastern has four regular-season games left and as many as seven in the postseason. If Cuneo, who represented Team USA on its U17 roster in Holland over the spring, can keep up her 3.5-goals-per-game average, she will break her own New Jersey single-season record before the playoffs even begin.
But it's possible that none of this would have happened had it not been for her mother, Monica Cuneo.
Monica, a physical education teacher at Winslow Township Middle School (Atco, N.J.), was sitting in her office one day when an administrator said someone was needed to coach field hockey.
"I said, 'Don't look at me. I don't know anything about field hockey,' " said Monica, a former Division II college softball player. "But they promised me I would just be the assistant."
One year later, the head coach quit, and Monica was handed the job.
"I took it because they had no one else," she said. "So I read some books about the sport, went to clinics and watched videos."
A couple years later, Austyn, who was in second grade at the time, started attending her mom's practices.
Pretty soon, the middle school girls floated an idea to their coach.
"They told me I should put Austyn in the games because she shot harder than they did," Monica said. "So we sent Austyn to a couple of camps, and she fell in love with the sport."
Austyn, it seems, is a natural athlete. She recently took up golf and beat both her parents after having played only four or five times.
"She's chipping balls like she's been doing it for years," Monica said.
Austyn also plays lacrosse, but field hockey is her sport of choice.
Heilig, who played college field hockey at James Madison, believes Cuneo is a special talent.
"I've coached kids who went on to the Olympics or became college All-Americans," Heilig said. "Austyn is one of the top five or 10 players I've coached.
"She has a great skill package -- very athletic with good shot selection. She has a wide variety of shots and incredible power and accuracy."
Heilig said most high school players just try to get a shot off, with accuracy becoming a secondary concern.
"But Austyn sees space," the coach said. "She can elevate her shot, and that's something she has worked on and perfected at this level."
Teammate Karlee Spirit, a senior who has committed to play at Wake Forest, said Austyn has the support of all the girls on the team because of her humble nature.
"She never takes credit for herself," Spirit said. "She always thanks her teammates. That's why it was so emotional for us when she set the record. Playing with her is a true honor."
Spirit, who drives Austyn to school each day, said her friend is always right on time and is equally reliable on the field.
"She's tall, strong and fast," Spirit said. "She does amazing things with the ball. We may feed her the ball and give her these nice passes, but she knows how to finish."
By the end of next year, Austyn figures to push her scoring record to a hard-to-reach echelon, but that's when the most difficult part of her challenge will truly begin -- college.
"But there is no doubt in my mind," Heilig said, "she will have great success at the next level. North Carolina has one of the top programs in the nation, and they were pursuing her aggressively at an early age. There's a reason for that."


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Dreaming of warm and wonderful vacation for March? If you happen to be stuck in the city rather than lying on a beach next month you might want to check out the Cuba in Flower Orchid Show coming to the New York Botanical Gardens later this month.
Sometimes A Rose Is More Than Just A Rose
In the middle of winter it can be a little difficult to imagine a garden full of summery blooms – yet in just a few weeks, once the snow melts and the temperatures soften, we'll be planning and planting again! Can't wait. In the meantime Tessesq's photo stream on flickr is endlessly inspiring. Loaded with macro shots of roses, buds, bugs, and more the vivid colors alone will brighten the day. Here are a few favorites!


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Alright, we've already done three Most Anticipated pieces, two Escapist and Popcorn fare pieces and here's more. Yes, it doesn't end, here's more for perhaps what you might call the more discerning reader.
Even if the majority of us won't see most of these in 2011, festivalgoers will, and a great review for an anticipated film is more than enough to briefly satiate hunger. Oddly enough, compiling the list brought attention to some trends, one being movies by big-time auteurs that appeared on last year's list — such as "Faust" and "The Turin Horse" — and never saw the light of day in 2010 but should, weather permitting, grace us with their presence in 2011. Another is the Asian art-film hero doing a martial arts movie, as the new year will see favorites Wong Kar-wai, Jia Zhang-ke, and Hou Hsaio-hsien dabbling in karate chops and hadoukens. Predictably, nearly every film listed here has got an eye on Cannes — don't we all — and we assume whatever doesn't make it will hit Venice or TIFF. Don't go looking for things like "Certified Copy" and "Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives," yes they come out in 2011 in the U.S. but we've already seen them which means (gulp), yet another feature. Yes, we like to keep ourselves busy.
Other than that it seems like it will be a powerhouse of a year, and if only a fraction of these make it to Cannes we should be in for a treat. After all, something's gotta make up for that middling Sundance roster.
18. "Little White Lies" – France – dir. Guillaume Canet
Synopsis: A group of friends go on their annual holiday despite the fact that one of their members recently died in a car crash.
What You Need To Know: Following up a taut crime thriller "Tell No One" with a comedy/drama in the vein of "The Big Chill" is a bit of a disappointment, but with the casting of Marion Cotillard and a trailer showcasing some pretty amusing moments (yes it's in French, but one includes an amusing parody of "The Shining"), this film just might be better than it sounds. Let's just hope it's more "A Christmas Tale" than "Dan In Real Life."
Release Date/Status: April 15, 2011 in U.K.
17. "Chicken with Plums" – France/Germany – dir. Vincent Paronnaud and Marjane Satrapi
Synopsis: Based on the graphic novel by Satrapi, this live-action film details the last eight days of musician Nasser Ali Khan, uncle of Satrapi.
What You Need To Know: Not only was "Persepolis" a fun, touching, and beautiful animation, it was also nominated for an Oscar and won the Cannes Jury Prize. So why not attempt striking gold twice? The book has gotten positive reviews since it was released in 2006, with most reviewers noting its moving story, great sense of humor, and interesting POV changes which involve the main story told twice. Who knows what they'll keep and what they'll shed, though it should be noted that "Persepolis" was extremely faithful to its source material, aside from some chunks that were excised due to time restraints. Extreme bonus points for the casting, which teams Isabella Rossellini and Mathieu Amalric, who are (more often than not) marks of a fantastic movie.
Release Date/Status: Word has been quiet on this one but it's likely completed and eyeing a Cannes debut.
16. "Dau" – Russia – dir. Ilya Khrjanovsky
Synopsis: An epic biopic focusing on famous Soviet scientist Lev Landau, a Jewish man responsible for a number of breakthroughs in physics.
What You Need To Know: Yes, the plot outline sounds about as enticing as GRE prep course, but for Khrjanovsky, it's all about execution. His incredible 2005 film "4" showcased his firm grip on the bizarre, such as old women gumming up bread to make dolls, and an ability to entrance with deep symbolism and experimental narrative excursions. We're down, especially if it means another opening as striking as that one.
Release Date/Status: Missed Cannes 2010, likely going for the 2011 iteration
15. "Elena" – Russia – dir. Andrei Zvyaginstev
Synopsis: An aging woman must choose between her wealthy husband or her alcoholic son, whose ailment is sending his family into poverty.
What You Need To Know: It took a very long time for Russia to brew its next Tarkovsky, but better late than never. Palme d'or nominated Zvyaginstev combined the meditative quality of his mentor and mixed in brooding scores, dense religious undertones and Haneke-style thriller plots. Even though the director claims "Elena" will be different from his previous work, his keen visual eye should still be present; expect a compelling experience.
Release Date/Status: Cannes 2011 likely
14. "Post Tenebras Lux" – Mexico – dir. Carlos Reygadas
Synopsis: Described as an expressionist painting with little reason, this will be a semi-autobiographical tale about the director's feelings, memories, dreams, hopes, and fears.
What You Need To Know: If there's any director that should be set free of structural shackles, it would have to be Reygadas. His signature loose narratives always allowed him to really explore the small and the weird, so with even less of a logical form (and what sounds like a very personal outlet), "Post" should prove to be a true work of art. Maybe we'd be a bit more questioning (at its worst it could be agonizingly self-indulgent) if his past work weren't so strong, and particularly if he wasn't coming off incredible Cannes Jury prize winner "Silent Light."
Release Date/Status: Announced in Berlin's 2010 festival, shooting was supposed to have been underway at some point last year.
13. "The Assassin" – Taiwan – dir. Hou Hsiao-Hsien
Synopsis: Set in 8th century China, a female assassin looks to leave her profession behind, incurring the wrath of her mentor.
What You Need To Know: We had this on last year's list, but things have been quite slow for the Taiwanese director's foray into the fantasy realm. Shu Qui and Chang Chen reteam with this adaptation of Pei Xing's 9th Century fantasy short story, "Nie Yin Niang." Hsaio-Hsien's trademark wandering eye camera and long, single shot takes should hopefully turn the genre on its head, as should his promised intention to follow the work of Hayao Miyazaki as opposed to typical martial arts conventions. It's only been four years since his Binoche-lead remake "Flight of the Red Balloon," but it has certainly felt much longer.
Release Date/Status: Taiwan's Apple Daily has revealed that it has finally begun a "low-key" shoot in Nara, Japan.
12. "The Turin Horse" – Hungary – dir. Béla Tarr
Synopsis: The poor health of the old work horse of a rural farmer and his daughter compromises their jobs and livelihoods.
What You Need To Know: Cinephiles got a sinking feeling when Bela Tarr announced – at the premiere of his uneven "The Man From London," no less – that his next film would be his last. Things only got worse when production was halted in 2008 due to an uncharacteristically cold winter, and downright depressing when it didn't appear in the 2010 iteration of the Cannes festival. Now confirmed for a premiere in 2011, cinemagoers should expect the usual from Tarr (insanely well-composed long takes, oddly compelling minimalism) in this Nietzsche-inspired "Au Hasard Balthazar"-sounding picture.
Release Date/Status: Would Cannes miss an opportunity to showcase the final film from one of the world's greatest auteurs? Highly doubtful.
11. "Faust" – Russia – dir. Alexander Sokurov
Synopsis: A version of the classic German legend in which a man sells his soul to the devil.
What You Need To Know: Sokurov adds to the list of brilliant filmmakers who have take on the story of "Faust," setting himself up next to F.W. Murnau and Jan Svankmajer. The director also labels the movie as a closing point to what is now his "tetralogy," which includes "The Sun," "Moloch," and "Taurus." The prior three have been moody tales that were firmly grounded in realism – it will be interesting to see that approach with the more magical story by Goethe.
Release Date/Status: Supposed to have hit Russian theaters in 2010, this one might be eyeing a festival rollout first.
10. "In the Qing Dynasty" – China – dir. Jia Zhang-ke
Synopsis: A "kung fu epic" set in the early 20th century.
What You Need To Know: Yet another example of an auteur playing in the big leagues, Jia hasn't changed his mindset to accommodate his first genre jaunt. When asked why he was doing something as different as this project, he explained that he was interested in examining the roots of Chinese modernization; their move from feudal society to their introduction of locomotives and other technologies. It honestly doesn't sound too different from most of his work, but then there's that old kung-fu thing. How his patient sensibilities will mesh with action remains to be determined, but if anything it should be an intriguing experiment.
Release Date/Status: Shooting began October 1st.
9. "Surviving Life (Theory and Practice)" – Czech Republic – dir. Jan Svankmajer
Synopsis: Eugene leads a double life, one in reality and one in dreams. When a psychiatrist interprets the latter, the protagonist unearths some unsettling information about his past.
What You Need To Know: Fans of the director's bat-shit creations won't be disappointed: the teaser trailer dropped and, though not subtitled, showcased the same affinity for disturbing sound design and stop motion animation that we've all come to know and love. Sporting a seemingly lighter tone than 2005's horror, "Lunacy," some reports claim it to be extraordinary and the director at his finest, showcasing much humor and enjoyment. Also, the majority of the film is animation, as explained in a introduction monologue by Jan himself. One thing's for sure, there'll be none like it, not this year and probably not ever.
Release Date/Status: Appeared in Venice 2010, likely to have a small festival rollout in 2011.
8. "The Sleeping Unit" – Germany – dir. Ulrich Kohler
Synopsis: Velten is in Africa studying a sleeping sickness while his wife, Vera, yearns to be back in Germany with their 14-year-old daughter. Velten is struck with fear and subsequent fatigue as the day of his return home approaches rapidly.
What You Need To Know: Few have gotten the chance to see Kohler's excellent "Windows On Monday," the reserved attack on middle-class materialistic life that he completed in 2006, but that remains undistributed. His style owes more than a little to fellow filmmaker Apichatpong Weerasethakul, and this one – the inability to return to industrial society after languishing in the nature of Africa – is no different, sharing much of the Thai director's disposition and ideas. That said, his sharp criticism of modern life and society is firmly rooted in his home country; he's just one of the German film-makerswho seems to have the impression that people are akin to the living dead, coasting along with little ambition and few values. The story won't be cheery, but his wide angle lens is sure to capture the sheer beauty of the African continent.
Release Date/Status: Shooting is expected to end at some point in 2011. Maybe this one will receive more love.
7. "In A Better World" – Denmark – dir. Susanne Bier
Synopsis: The lives of two Danish families cross each other, and an extraordinary but risky friendship comes into bud. However, loneliness, frailty and sorrow lie in wait.
What You Need To Know: Susanne Bier doesn't really get that much mainstream or even international name recognition, but "After the Wedding" (starring Mads Mikkelsen) was nominated for a Best Foreign Language Film Oscar in 2007, her 2004 drama, "Brødre" was remade into "Brothers" last year by Jim Sheridan (it could not top the original despite strong performances) and 2007's "Things We Lost in the Fire" starring Benicio Del Toro and Halle Berry — her English-language feature debut — was right up there with all the criminally overlooked films that came out that year (it was also Berry's best performance since "Monster's Ball" in what has become an incredibly dodgy career). For 'Better World' she's gone back to her Danish roots in a picture about revenge and forgiveness that stars Swedish actor Mikael Persbrandt (he also scored a role in "The Hobbit" this year) and Trine Dyrholm, perhaps best remembered for starring in Thomas Vinterberg's 1998 Dogme 95 film, "The Celebration." A family drama that sounds like it has deep consequences, Bier's films generally pull no emotional punches, so we're hope she continues her winning streak here.
Release Date: Premieres in the U.S. at Sundance 2011, hits theaters properly April 2011.
6. "Loverboy" – Romania – dir. Catalin Mitulescu
Synopsis: Luca seduces women and sends them to a human trafficking network – the process called "falling in love" and the position called "loverboy." A girl named Veli changes that when Luca actually falls in love with her.
What You Need To Know: After some producing gigs, the nearly-Oscar-nominated director returns with his first directorial gig since 2006's "The Way I Spent the End of the World." Beautiful and earnest, the new project sounds like it will showcase a darker side of Mitulescu, which worked wonders for BFF Cristian Mungiu who followed the goofy comedy "Occident" with the unforgettable Palme d'Or winning "4 Months, 3 Weeks, 2 Days." Will Mitulescu be as successful? Hopefully: though the tired premise in which a guy changes his ways for a girl is questionable, it might prove a necessary expose of the human trafficking underworld of Romania, just as "Blind Mountain" was for China.
Release Date/Status: Set for release "at the end of May 2011" according to Ioncinema.
5. "Love" – France – dir. Michael Haneke
Synopsis: Long term love will be put to the test when elderly woman Anne (Emmanuelle Riva) suffers a paralyzing stroke, which affects both her husband George (Jean-Louis Trintignant) and daughter (Isabelle Huppert).
What You Need To Know: The formerly canceled "These Two" returns with a more straightforward title, set for a 40-day shoot in February. It's an exciting prospect for the veteran director to not only amass this kind of talent (a who's-who of French auteur cinema), but also to tackle a new topic thoroughly different from his mainstays of violence, media, and video/film.
Release Date/Status: A February start date makes a Cannes premiere very rough, but for the guy who did a shot-for-shot remake of one of his most controversial films, anything's possible.
4. "L'Empire" – France – dir. Bruno Dumont
Synopsis: A village loner who kills a girl's violent father and aids a kid with seizures is revealed to be more than he seems after a miracle.
What You Need To Know: Time to be candid: we're not the biggest fans of Dumont. His philosophies and ideas are certainly appealing, but they seem to work better on paper than on screen; for our money he's just a lesser Michael Haneke. That said, "Hadewijch" is leaps and bounds in the right direction and sits as his best work since "The Life of Jesus." Hopefully his ascent will continue; the premise certainly sounds meaty, especially if he can avoid the cold emptiness that his lesser films were plagued with.
Release Date/Status: Filming happened in August and it should appear in the 2011 festival circuit.
3. "Paradise"/"In the Cellar" – Austria – dir. Ulrich Seidl
Synopsis: Three stories following women; one as a sex tourist, one converting people to Catholicism, and one at a diet camp. Outlines the relationship between Austrians and their cellars, digging into what is peculiar about their bond together.
What You Need To Know: Those unfamiliar with Ulrich Seidl's 2007 gem "Import/Export" are missing out as it's a haunting take on loneliness and the harshness of the working world, shot with an unflinching eye and knack for showcasing both the ugly and the beautiful. Definitely not a feelgood film (but also the furthest thing from a tearjerker), its demanding visuals and parallel stories are undeniably affecting. Simply put, the prospect of two new features from Seidl in 2011 is an early Christmas gift, and the plots don't sound like they'll disappoint. "Paradise" will expand on the parallel storytelling found in "Import/Export," and "In The Cellar" harkens back to Seidl's days as a documentarian. The latter is definitely the weaker of the two, but the director has a penchant for discovering very odd, poignant moments out of the ordinary, so it remains a hopeful project.
Relase Date/Status: Both started shooting in February of 2010, "In the Cellar" took a brief hiatus for research, it should be completed now.
2. "Oslo, 31 August" – Norway – dir. Joachim Trier
Synopsis: After leaving drug rehab, a man reinstates himself in Oslo and encounters friends, family, and loves — all while he attempts to find a reason to continue living.
What You Need To Know: Joachim Trier was behind the vastly underrated and underseen "Reprise," a Bergman-on-a-sugar-high tale pulsating with energy and emotion. Though the newest logline sounds a lot like his first — disappointingly so — we're sure it won't be so identical onscreen and are eager to see his style develop. Also of note is that the script is based on "The Fire Within," a novel by Pierre Drieu La Rochelle which has already been made into a film by the venerable Louis Malle. Hopefully this relation will attract newer audiences to this deserving talent.
Release Date/Status: Now in post-production.
1. "Set Me Free" – Belgium – dir. Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne
Synopsis: A young boy is abandoned by his father and entrusted to an unwitting woman, played by "Hereafter's" Cecile de France.
What You Need To Know: While information on this project is scarce, shooting was set to take place over summer and in July it was not only given a name, but also added Dardenne regular Jeremie Renier (also in "Summer Hours"). Eyeing a Cannes debut, the brothers are generally very consistent in the quality of their output, and we're interested to see what they can pull out of de France, who was rather dismissible in Eastwood's latest.
Release Date/Status: Shooting has wrapped, Cannes possibility.
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Cesar holder Philippe Claudel is following up his heart-wrenching "I've Loved You So Long" with… an Italian comedy. Huh? The picture will be titled "All The Suns" and will feature "8 1/2" hottie Anouk Aimee. Speaking of Italian comedy, Nanni Moretti, (you know, "Italy's Woody Allen") is readying "We Have a Pope," centering on the pope and his psychiatrist. Any reminder of "Analyze This" should be mentally rejected. Hirokazu Koreeda ("Nobody Knows") will return with "Miracle," the story of two siblings in different cities who dream of reuniting via the bullet train. Koreeda was hoping to base the script off of his actors, so we should be treated to real slice-of-life charm and cute little tykes. French director Andre Techine is in post for "Impardonnables," based on the successful book by Philippe Dijan that will star French thespian Andre Dussollier. Despite the book's popularity and the near completion of the project, we can't find a synopsis of the story: any French-speaking cinephiles around? Manoel de Oliveira will stop at nothing to continue his breakneck pace of output, shooting "A Igreja do Diabo" which follows a student staying at a house of an unfaithful man, a piece of knowledge that everyone holds including his wife… trouble alert! As for Wong Kar Wai's's "The Grand Master," and new films by Pedro Almodovar and Lars von Trier, we've already covered them here. You can bet their forthcoming films are in our hopes and dreams.
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Expect a new film by Kiyoshi Kurosawa, who announced he was returning to the horror genre but left details at home. Both "My Joy" director Sergei Loznitza and "Alamar" helmer Pedro Gonzalez-Rubio were invited to the Cinemart to seek funding for their next projects ("In the Fog" and "Tree Shade," respectively), but information on both of them is nil, only time will tell if they're progressing or not. Finally, though there's absolutely no information that would attest to Hong Sang-soo having a new feature, his quick work ethic produced two films ("Hahaha" and "Oki's Movie") in 2010 so we're going to assume that he will pop up at least one of the bigger festivals with his Rohmer-inspired pieces.
Director of the energetic neo-Western "Tears of the Black Tiger" and the oddball "Citizen Dog," Wisit Sasanatieng took 2010 to shoot a revival of an old Thai serial featuring a costumed hero "Red Eagle." General reservations on super-hero movies were put aside considering his oeuvre, but poor reviews and a lackluster performance in its native country not only put interest to bed, but also eliminated any legitimate way to see it.


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Very pleased after owning for a couple months. An unexpected bonus feature is the oven "PROOF" setting - which works very well for the artisanal breads that I bake. Keeps a...Read complete review
Very pleased after owning for a couple months. An unexpected bonus feature is the oven "PROOF" setting - which works very well for the artisanal breads that I bake. Keeps a very even low, warm temperature that is perfect for pre-ferments and bread rising. The griddle is less satisfactory. The designers seemed determined that you won't burn anything with it; it takes forever to heat up. That said, it does cook well, eventually. In general, either the flame needs to be hotter or the griddle needs to set closer to the flame. I am willing to take responsibility if I burn my pancakes. Large oven is great - a third shelf would be a plus. The timer complete chime is fine -I have read some negative comments regarding it. Overall, so far very pleased with my purchase and would recommend if it holds up over time. A feature I would like to see, but have not seen on any range, is a multiple (3) timer with individual displays so you can see all of them at the same time.
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Every time I touch this range, I get annoyed. The control knobs are cheap plastic and cracked almost immediately. Plus, the heat from the over wrinkles the "decals" that show...Read complete review
Every time I touch this range, I get annoyed. The control knobs are cheap plastic and cracked almost immediately. Plus, the heat from the over wrinkles the "decals" that show the setting. So now the knobs wobble, making precise heat settings impossible, and are difficult to read. The repair tech said that, "this happens all the time" and gave us one replacement knob. One down, four to go. On the plus side, the burners work great and light the first time every time. Oven temperature is exactly where you set it (verified with a thermometer) and the self-clean functions well.
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By Chef Dan
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Comments about LG Studio 5.4 Cu Ft Stainless Steel Free Standing Gas Range:
We have had this range for 2 years now, and can report zero problems. As a professional chef, I can say it's a solid unit. The stainless top is sharp. Does it scratch easily? Not really, we've have two years of use is still spot-less, and the top has a nice patina, which it should, and now you can't see every scrub swirl mark, it just blends in naturally. Complaints of cheap knobs-like I said, zero problems, knobs work fine and none of the paint icons have worn off yet-even after a solid deep clean after each use. Convection oven works great, and cooks evenly. The main 19,000 btu burner gets the job done as well. I'd buy it again.
High end function without high end price
By Amanda
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Love this range! We purchased as part of a group of LG kitchen appliances online and can't use it enough. I've used Viking and Jenn-Air ranges and this is a great alternative without the crazy high price. The oven is dual convection, has a warming drawer (where was this at Thanksgiving?) and an extra larger center burner on top. Although we will be moving soon, I would buy this for the new place in a heartbeat!
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The knobs break
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All the features work great. But we have had this for about a year and we need to replace 2 of the knobs. The interior is cheap plastic. And the only replacements that I can find are expensive.
This product is amazing
Wife started baking cookies for Christmas. And by far this is the best range for baking with the convection feature she just loves it.
This is the Best Range my wife and I ever owned.
My wife started baking cookies for the Christmas holiday and couldn't stop. She loves the oven for its convection feature.We loved the range so much we also bought the matching Microwave and that is the best one in many ways ease of operation quickness etc. We both love the LG products and are intending to purchase a refrigerator after the Holidays.
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By Tony S
from Grosse Pointe, MI, USA
Great looking but function is most important. I rate the functions higher than the looks. I love the different strength burners, something I've never had before. I like the large oven window as well. You can't go wrong with this purchase!!!!!
All around great stovetop and oven
By emzmom
from Chicago, IL, USA
I have been very happy with my stove/oven. I enjoy the super boil feature. I also am pleased with the griddle in the middle. Just be sure to give it enough time to preheat. Convection cooking has made my cookies and cakes turn out amazing. So glad I made this purchase.
I'm very happy with my purchase
By JoJoTheDancingGirl
from Lake Villa, IL
The quality of the range is great. I am really enjoying getting used to the convection option for baking and roasting. The broiler works beautifully - we weren't used to actually cooking under a broiler with our old oven, it was more like instant burning of food. While I really like the idea of the center grill pan burner, it is sort of small and takes a really long time to heat sufficiently. I've also noticed that if we are cooking a big pan of bacon at the same time we're trying cook pancakes on the griddle, the two pans don't fit very well on the stovetop. I'm inclined to use my old griddle over two of the side burners, instead, but then there is the problem with the different sized burners. This is a very small complaint though. Overall, I really like this range and it has been a real joy to cook with. I'm looking forward to years of creating delicious meals with it.
great range
By Calguy
from Riverside , California
When our kitchenAid range fried it control board due to a boil over ( poorly located at at the front burner surface), we had to buy a new range. Home Depot had a good sale and the 3095ST was well rated by CU reports. It a sharp looking range and works great.
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The Mozilla Project announced that Firefox Home had been submitted to Apple's App Store and is awaiting approval.
Not a mobile version of the browser, Firefox Home is an extension of Firefox Sync. Using a sync account, users of the open source desktop browser can access their bookmarks, browser history, and tabs within the app itself or in Apple's Safari mobile browser. The app is free.
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