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The pilot plant in Brindisi is the first of its kind in Italy, one of the first in Europe and it is part of joint activities set forth by the strategic agreement signed with ENI in 2008. It will be able to treat 10,000 cubic meters per hour of fumes from the Federico II coal plant, separating out 2.5 metric tons of carbon dioxide (CO2) per hour, up to a maximum of 8,000 metric tons per year, equivalent to the CO2 absorbed by around 800,000 trees or a 10 Km2 forest. Thanks to innovative Carbon Capture & Storage (CCS) technologies, CO2, one of the major greenhouse gases, can be captured from the fumes discharged from fossil fuel plants and, once liquefied, can be transported and stored in a geologically secure site.
Enel CEO and General Manager Fulvio Conti commented, "The completion of this pilot plant in Brindisi is an important step forward in the development of new technologies upon which the world's future energy system will be built. Carbon dioxide capture and sequestration will allow the further use of fossil fuels, drastically eliminating emissions of CO2, which is not in itself a polluting gas but it is thought to be chiefly responsible for the greenhouse effect. It will be, along with renewables and nuclear power, a winning response to the challenge of having steady supplies of environmentally-friendly energy. Enel is a world leader in research and technological development to improve the performance of thermal power plants, which are destined to play an important role for decades to come. In Italy, using a balanced mix of energy from renewables, clean coal, nuclear power and gas, we should be able to cut the electricity bills of households and businesses to bring them in line with those of other European countries.
The goal, in line with the European "Zero Emission Fossil Fuel Power Plants" Platform, is to make zero-emission fossil fuel plants a reality within a decade. The post-combustion capture technology used in Brindisi is the most mature and appropriate for retrofitting existing thermal power plants. Following the combustion process, the CO2 is separated from the fumes using a chemical absorbent system. The absorbent is then heated with steam and releases the captured CO2 in pure form, ready to be liquefied and stored. The development of the capture project is part of a combined Enel and ENI project aimed at testing the first integrated Italian pilot. CO2 released by the Brindisi power plant will be transported at the ENI/Stogit site in Cortemaggiore where it will be injected and permanently stored underground thus acquiring useful know-how to design future applications of such technology or a larger scale. The pilot storage plant is expected to be operational by 2012. The design stage has been completed and Enel and ENI are awaiting for the final authorizations. In the meantime basic monitoring has already been carried out for some months to assess existing CO2 levels in the area under exam.
The tests in Brindisi will help Enel gain more experience in designing and operating post-combustion carbon capture plants, in streamlining the process and in assessing its environmental impact, thereby improving Enels know-how. The first application on an industrial scale will be at Enels new coal plant in Porto Tolle (Rovigo). The plant will treat 810 thousand cubic meters of fumes per hour (40% of those from one of three 660 MW units operating at the plant), separating up to 1 million metric tons of CO2 per year, which will be stored in a saline aquifer deep below the Adriatic Sea.
The European Union granted Enel 100 million euros in funding through the European Recovery Programme for Energy for its pilot project in Brindisi and for preliminary work on the Porto Tolle plant.
In further demonstration of its commitment in this area, Enel is also part to international agreements for developing CCS in China and South Korea.
The "Federico II" thermal power play plays a key role in the generation of electricity in Italy. It is made up of four 660 MW coal-fired units with a total installed capacity of 2,640 MW. Its use of sophisticated pollution abatement equipment and its receipt of the ISO 14001 environmental certification make it one of the most efficient and clean plants running. The plant started operations in 1997.
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Regardless of political or historical sympathies, "the truth must be known".
These articles in short discuss the following themes:
1) The events before the invasion of Norway - the actions of the USSR, the USA, Great Britain, Germany and France.
- Germany was consciously and willingly provoked by the Western Powers to occupy Norway and Denmark, in order to prevent British seizure of the Norwegian coast and secure transport of iron ore to Germany etc.
2) The sabotage of Norwegian defence during the 1930s, by those politicians who sent defenceless young soldiers out to die in 1940.
3) The role of NORTRASHIP (Norwegian merchant fleet) in the British WW II strategy (to be greatly expanded) and the blockade against Germany.
For obvious reasons, these matters has been left most obscure, since the Western Powers forced Norway to take side in the battle in 1939, more than one half year before she was attacked by Germany. This attack was therefore, and for other reasons, legitimate - in terms of international law.
4) The events during the invasion, such as the co-operation of Norwegians with the German occupation forces against fellow Norwegians - before the Capitulation 10 June, 1940.
- Some of the 'leading clique' after the war had co-operated extensively with the occupiers during the first time of occupation but nevertheless escaped trial and punishment since they held the right membership (Labour Party ). The matter was hushed down by turning attention elsewhere, to "the honest collaborators".
5) The nature of the capitulation, according to international law; and therefore the nature of the Norwegian exile government in London.
- The treaty of capitulation was deliberately and demonstrable concealed from the Norwegian public, and the eventual published translations were not only faulty, but false. In consequence of the capitulation, Norway did not enjoy acceptance neither of its representatives for a sovereign nation nor did Norway enjoy - consequently - acceptance as an ally in war against Germany. Furthermore and consequently, the 350.000 strong Germans army in Norway did later not capitulate and turn over their equipment to representatives of Norway but rather to Great Britain's General Thorpe. Therefore the Norwegian King Haakon did not return until the British authorities accepted this.
6) The extensive co-operation with the occupation forces during the war, and in particular the 'lost' documents recording the economic co-operation.
-This made a trial against a minority possible - as a trial against a majority would have been ridiculous.
7) The legal and political apparatus after the war came to be dominated by a 'clique'.
- The clique seems to have acted contrary to international practice of law and the division of performatory roles, more precisely regarding legislative and executive powers.
8) As a consequence of the confusion over the terms of the capitulation, Norway has until this day been divided over the trial and punishment of only some of the political collaborators.
- This behaviour contrast strongly with the advice Norway preaches around the world in the many peace negotiations where it takes part and the Norwegian advice of reconciliation. Against its own people there is no reconciliation - even after 60 years - in the old tradition of a puritanical and self-righteous Norway thinking in terms of 'black and white' / 'good and evil' without any nuances.
Neither has there been any will to deal thoroughly with the any of the other points above.
Norwegian public reports consequently avoid the above issues, even in the report published in 2005.
9) The trials in 1945 seems to have been political trials of the loosing party by the winning party, i.e. the Moscow oriented socialists in the Labour Party tried the national socialists in the NS party. What counted was not actual crime nor actual law, but party membership.
10) These trials paved the way for Norwegian double standards ever after. To receive absolution a nation too must repent.

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Frightened Rabbit To Return To San Diego October 16
It's with great pleasure that I get to tell you that Frightened Rabbit have scheduled a fall tour including a San Diego date. The band loves the Casbah and the Casbah loves them, too, but this time around they'll be playing an all ages show at the House of Blues. You can see my post from their recent stop here. These boys spend so much time in the U.S., it makes me wonder if they will eventually move here. If so, I'd love to say that I'm available for a green card marriage. (har, har.) It kinda sucks because it's the same night Foals play at the Casbah, but I'm pretty sure I'll be able to pull off both shows in the same night since the doors at HoB are at 8 and the only scheduled opener (so far) is Plants & Animals.
Tickets for this show go on sale Friday, July 16 at 10 a.m. via Ticketmaster/LiveNation. Tickets are $18.50 adv/$20.50 day of show, but I'm pretty confident this one will sell out, so if you wanna go, don't wait to get tickets.
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Over the last week, the launch of the highly-anticipated Star Wars Battlefront 2 has largely been shrouded by a great deal of controversy.
EA's recent decision to temporarily remove the loot box system from Battlefront 2 has had many contemplating the question of whether or not consumer outcry against microtransaction systems has finally resulted in a win for the consumer in the gaming community's seemingly endless war against microtransactions.
So, did the gaming community really just beat EA?
In order to answer this question, the nature of Battlefront 2's loot box system needs to be analysed as well as the potential avenues EA may take when they eventually decide to re-activate the microtransaction system in the game.
So, What's The Deal With Battlefront 2?
If one pays any attention to gaming media, one would already know what this controversy is about as it has been heavily-reported on by several different major gaming news sources, but in short, the cause of the controversy was EA's decision to include a microtransaction system within the game that basically destroyed the game's balancing system.
With the loot box system in question, players had the opportunity to buy loot boxes with crystals (an in-game currency bought with real-world money) or credits (an in-game currency separate to the crystals earnt by playing matches) that were filled with Star Cards that improved weapon abilities to a game-changing degree, which is a huge issue with any multiplayer game, as well as other rather enticing in-game rewards.
Arguably, however, the unbalanced weapon system within the game did not play as large a role in creating the controversy surrounding the game as the system surrounding the hero playable characters (for example, characters such as Darth Vader or Luke Skywalker.)
While the hero characters were available to all players in the first Battlefront reboot title in the form of a pick-up during matches, Battlefront 2 changed this system to one where players needed to pay for characters using in-game credits.
While this system in itself is not evil as it should simply mean that players that play the game more often are going to unlock the characters a lot quicker, the rate at which players were earning credits and the price at which hero characters were available.
Players who had access to the game early estimated that it would take about 40 hours of play just to unlock some characters – if one were to do it in the elbow grease method.
The loot box system also provided the opportunity to earn the hero playable characters and players by buying loot boxes – basically gambling to see if they would be lucky enough to unlock one (probably not, but maybe, right?)
It's important to note that the hero characters are only purchasable through the use of in-game credits and not crystals thus players were not even able to directly purchase the hero characters and would have to rely on the chance base mechanics of the loot box system. (The whole system was basically designed to push players to spend real-world money on loot boxes.)
Perhaps, again, the controversy surrounding the game would not have reached the levels that it has if heroes were not rare finds in the loot box system, but a Gamespot report saw a journalist spend $100 on crystals without any hero to show for it.
When players who had early access to the game started making all of this information known, many people were determined to find out whether or not this information was indeed true by directing questions at EA on social media forums.
The statement that has basically came to represent EA's initial stance on the whole controversy in its early stages was a post on the Star Wars Battlefront subreddit thread in which the explanation provided for the long unlock times was that it would provide players with "a sense of pride and accomplishment."
For the entire week leading up to Battlefront 2's launch, people around the world angered by the microtransaction system within the game protested against it by cancelling pre-orders and making social media posts criticising the company, among other actions.
EA responded by drastically reducing the amount required to buy hero characters and then also holding an AMA on Reddit where gamers could ask questions regarding the content of the game, but this did very little to appease fan outrage.
All of the noise surrounding the launch of Battlefront 2, also then led to authorities in four countries in charge of the regulation of gaming content in those territories investigating the loot box system to determine whether or not it is truly similar to gambling. If it is found to be similar, companies employing such systems could face penalties.
Ultimately, last week ended off with the release of Star Wars Battlefront 2 with its microtransaction system being turned off. The decision to temporarily delay the inclusion of a microtransaction system within the game comes after EA reportedly faced some pressure from Disney (owner of the Star Wars brand) to remove them due to the alarming amount of negative media coverage of the situation.
So, Did The Gaming Community Beat EA?
This is a very difficult question to answer because the story is still unfolding at this point.
At this moment in time, it definitely does seem like gamer outcry did ultimately lead to EA removing the microtransaction system from Battlefront 2, even if only temporarily. Despite the fact that the biggest external influencing party with regards to decision-making and Battlefront 2 is definitely Disney, there is no denying that the company would not have taken issue with the system if it hadn't been for gamer outcry.
However, it is for this reason also that some have viewed the victory with some scepticism. Would EA have deigned to remove the microtransaction system from Battlefront and rework it if they hadn't been pressured to by Disney?
This is a question that we will never know the answer to.
It's important to remember that the next entry into the Star Wars film series (The Last Jedi) is due to be released next month and it's highly likely that Disney does not want anything tarnishing the Star Wars brand at this very moment and thus probably did put immense pressure on EA to end the outcry.
Other games that also recently experienced backlash from the gaming community for including loot box systems, such as Middle Earth: Shadow of War and Forza Motorsport 7, did not see those systems removed despite significant outcry from the community, which seems to suggest that Disney was the principal motivator in the temporary removal of the system in Battlefront 2.
Regardless of whether this is the case or not, it is very unlikely that EA will go back to using the same microtransaction system in Battlefront 2 after the controversy largely blows over (as that would be an even worse PR nightmare.)
This does not necessarily mean that they will completely abandon the loot box system overall though. There is a chance that they'll turn rewards found in loot boxes to cosmetic items or simply make crystals a currency that can buy any and everything.
If they choose to follow through on any of these options, would most still consider this temporary removal of the loot box system a win for the gaming community?
The answer to this question really depends on how one feels about cosmetic items. Some gamers do believe that they too are the bane of the gaming community, whereas others simply don't care if some players choose to spend money on a new skin or outfit.
It's very gratifying that gamer outcry has seemingly finally led to a concrete change within a high-profile game from a major publisher. Only time will really tell whether this supposed victory will have actually changed publisher perception of loot box systems and their plans to implement them in future games.
What do you think? Did the gaming community beat EA? How do you think EA will change the microtransaction system? Did you even buy Star Wars Battlefront 2? Please share in the comments down below.


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Wondering what to do this weekend around the West Texas area? Try the Cactus and Succulent Festival at CDRI.
The Chihuahuan Desert Research Institute's Nature Center offers an opportunity to enjoy desert wondersduring its annual Cactus and Succulent Festival, Saturday (March 12) through March 19.
I love the Big Bend area and would be there if I could, but I'm in New York right now instead so I'll be missing out.
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Yale University is one of the most famous universities in the world, and its location in the United States of America is known as a major academy that prepares and graduates famous and famous men and women in various fields such as science, arts and many other vocational schools. This university depends on the special programs and research offered to its students, and it is not easy to visit Yale University of America, it has special conditions, and is a university of the summit, which is not negligible and estimates.
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Founded in 1701, Yale University is recognized as one of the most famous universities in the United States. It is located in New Haven, Connecticut, and is recognized as an active member of the famous Ivy League.
-The Ivy Association is a sports association consisting of about eight of the top universities in the United States of America. It has the oldest and largest universities in the country, most of which are located in the northeastern corner of the country. , The Harvard hurdle of Protestant Christian doctrine, and the famous Yale University, was built by some Protestant Protestants.
Yale University has three major academies: Yale College, which specializes in undergraduate degree programs, the Higher School of Arts, Science and Vocational School. These basic academies are the foundation of the Yale University of America, which has many disciplines And colleges that must be recognized.
History of Yale University
The main purpose of the Yale University was to preserve the traditions of European education and to preserve the customs and values of the society in the face of the new world. Christian clerics have been arranging and preparing for this famous university for nearly 60 years, University, which was in 1701.
About 17 years later, it was renamed Yale College. This was a tribute to the Welsh dealer Elihu Yale, who had donated to the university about nine huge commercial deals. He also donated about four hundred and seventeen books to the university library And a special portrait of King George I.
Over the years, the university administration has been able to establish postgraduate colleges and specialized colleges in many fields, making it one of the most famous and complete universities of all sciences and disciplines. It prepares the students for suitable preparation and to contribute to the progress of the country after graduation , It does not graduate students to work as employees, but they are geniuses and scientists within the walls, to come out of the state men depend on the progress and civilization.
Majors And Academic Programs – Yale University
The University of Yale was established in 1810. The Faculty of Theology, which studies religious sciences and religious details, has been established in the course of which religions can be discussed extensively. The College of Law was founded, and in 1847 the College of Graduate Studies was established. The first doctorate was issued in the United States of America in 1861.
After several years, the Faculty of Arts, the College of Music, the College of Forestry and the Environment were established. The College of Nursing, the Theater Theater College, the College of Architecture and the College of Business Administration were also established. Is the first American university to allow the teaching of Arabic language within, and that was in 1841.
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One of my favorite weather conditions when doing landscape photography has got to be fog. Fog or mist is something we get quite a lot of here in the Pacific Northwest and it has a way of making an ordinary scene special. Fog can make an ordinary park look like a scene from a fairytale, add depth to a stand of trees, obscure unwanted distractions and simplify compositions. Below are some examples of photos made better or even possible with the presence of fog or mist.
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Fans of Overwatch League team Atlanta Reign were left disappointed this month after buying merchandise from the newly opened Fanatics store.
The jersey were hard to read if players had purchased named variants of the design in support of particular players. This was due to the coloring of text not matching that of the official uniform.
The multi-year deal with Fanatics was first announced in December 2018 and seemed to bring the Overwatch League one step closer to mainstream sports. Though this was the first esports partnership for Fanatics, the company currently manages ecommerce and merchandise for major sporting leagues including the NFL.
Given the company's previous experience with sporting merchandise, many fans expected their new jerseys to be high quality and ordered quickly when the store opened on January 31.
However, those that ordered the home variants of the Atlanta Reign jerseys with player names on the back were greeted with disappointment. Instead of the white name and red numbers that the players have on their official uniforms, the shirts sent to fans had black text for both. This was particularly difficult to read as the main color for the home shirts is also black.
As discontent rose within the Overwatch community, many expected a statement to be issued from the apparel company offering an apology, but none came. Instead, the home jerseys were simply removed from the online store. New jerseys silently appeared on the store a few hours later that featured white coloring instead of black. The red numbers featured on the back of the official uniforms were still missing.
Fanatics is yet to make a formal apology to fans, though made a Reddit post on February 15 did update fans on some concerns. The first issue addressed was that a European store would be available in May, and a mention of the updated shirts followed soon after. Fanatics also stated that as replica jerseys, fans should expect a differences in the colors of the text, even if the material colors are a perfect match.
Overwatch League officials have not addressed the issue.
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History of the Company
During the II. World Wars bombings the theatre building was also hit, destroying the revolving stage, one of the first ones in the rural theatres of the royal Hungary, which, after seven decades, only now was restored by the city to its original state. About ten years the building operated as a receptive theatre, in 1956, under the leadership of Harag György, a permanent, professional theatre company will start operating again.
The young company was founded by Harag György three seasons earlier, in 1953, in Baia Mare, as the Hungarian branch of the State Theatre there. The generation of founders consisted of recent graduates of the Academy of Music and Performing Arts in Cluj-Napoca, who, under the leadership of their young teacher, decided to establish a theatre. Among them were the excellences of Hungarian acting in Transylvania, such as: Csíky András, Ács Alajos, Köllő Béla, Török István, Vándor András, Elekes Emma, Soós Angéla, Nyíredi Piroska, Nagy Iza, or Diószeghy Iván. The poet Kányádi Sándor also started with this class, with whom, although he hasn't finished his studies, the company continued to maintain a close relation (the small number of his stage works regularly premiered at Satu Mare).
On September 15, 1956, the Baia Mare Provincial Party and Executive Committee, accepts the company's request, transferring them to Satu Mare. Until April 1, 1957, the company officially operated as the Hungarian branch of the Baia Mare State Theatre in Satu Mare. After a difficult start, they only began to succeed: as Harag György reports in his writing "The Blalance of Four Seasons" that the audience of Satu Mare was initially averse to the company: only sixty or seventy people watched the performances until the legendary performance "I Can't Live Without Music" brought the breakthrough and inaugurated the audience as a faithful "ally" of the institution. On April 1, 1957, the Satu Mare company officially separates from the institution of the Baia Mare Theatre. From here on, the institution operated under the name of the Hungarian State Theatre of Satu Mare until the establishment of the Romanian company.
The young company was able to record significant professional successes in a short time, and in its heroic age it was considered one of the best Hungarian companies in Romania. During the administration of Harag György until 1960, such highly successful and multi-award-winning performances were given as Romeo and Juliet, Hamlet, The American Tragedy or The Diary of Anna Frank.
Even after 1960, the company had major artistic directors. It was also managed by Csíky András and Ács Alajos for several years (both founding members who learned theatre management from Harag György). Between the administration of the two, the institutional reorganization of the theatre created a sharp dividing line: when in 1968 the authorities established the Romanian company in Satu Mare, which still had a Hungarian majority, and renames the theatre (the name "Northern" being meaningless, nothing else just the geographic location of the city). Finally, Ács Alajos undertakes the difficult task: to try to keep the company alive in the new, two-member organizational structure, in an increasingly anti-minority atmosphere. Ács was followed by a short administration by Boér Ferenc, the following "politically loyal" directors, mostly appointed on a political basis, until the end of the 1980s, when Parászka Miklós took over the management of the company. In 1993, the fortieth anniversary of the founding is commemorated in a solemn setting (considering the founding of the company at Baia Mare in 1953 as a starting point). Continuing this tradition, the fiftieth anniversary was celebrated in 2003 and the sixty anniversaries in 2013. Parászka Miklós led the company from 1987 to 2000.
Under his administration, they took the name of the founding leader of the company, Harag György (on the fortieth anniversary of the founding). Between 2001 and 2006, Lőrincz Ágnes was the director, under whose leadership the theatre's studio, was named, on the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary, after Ács Alajos, a founding member and former theatre director of the company's. From 2006, the outstanding artist of contemporary Hungarian acting in Transylvania, Czintos József, leads the company until his retirement in 2009.
Director Keresztes Attila took over the management of the company until 2012. Whose name can be link to those artistic, main professional virtues and aspirations of which the company still strives to represent, also he introduced in to the institution the perpetual membership. Between 2012 and 2014, Bessenyei István led the company, under whose leadership a strong rejuvenation began, but also the life members whom are living in Satu Mare (including such important artists as Czintos József Jászai Prize winner, Tóth-Páll Miklós Bánffy Miklós Prize winner, Éva Kovács and Méhes Kati Poór Lili-award-winning actors) returned to the company. Since 2014, the company has been led by dramaturges and theatrologist Bessenyei Gedő István. His most important directors' aspirations include helping the Harag György Company to become an independent theatre again, further raising its artistic status, and building new collaboration opportunities.
Over the past two and a half decades, the Harag György Company has gained a leading position in the Hungarian cultural market in Transylvania: all its leaders have managed to further increase the audience of the workshop and maintain the company's diverse but quality-oriented program policy. With more than 40,000 spectators, the company is still considered to be the most visited minority theatre in Romania, as well as the theatre institution with the most permanent seasonal passes in the whole country. With more than 200 performances a year, the Harag György Company is the most playing Hungarian theatre in Transylvania, which in recent seasons has placed increasing emphasis on re-establishing a "regional theatre" status: as the only professional Hungarian theater in Satu Mare, Sălaj and Maramures counties, in addition to its headquarters, the company regularly plays on the stages of Carei , Baia Mare , Tăşnad, Zală and , Sighetu Marmației but also reaches smaller locations with some productions, such as Livada, Ardu or Berveni.
Its traditional catchment area also includes the part of historical Satu Mare belonging to Hungary: above all, Mátészalka, Csenger, Nyírbátor, Fehérgyarmat, etc. Thanks to the strategic partnerships established during the last seasons, they are also regular guests at the theatre of Debrecen, Nyíregyháza and Oradea, and in the current season they are also a guest in the Hungarian capital.
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Seven News is the television news service of the Seven Network and the highest-rating in Australia.
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Seven News intros 1970 - 2016
National bulletins are presented from Seven's high definition studios in Martin Place, Sydney, while flagship 6 pm bulletins are produced in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, and Perth city based studios. The network also produces local news bulletins for regional Queensland and the Gold Coast.
The news service is retransmitted via a number of regional affiliates, including Prime Television, the Golden West Network, Southern Cross Television and WIN Television. It draws upon the resources of ITN, NBC, MediaWorks New Zealand, CBC, CNN, APTN and Reuters for select international coverage. The network's Director of News and Current Affairs is Craig McPherson.
Seven News, previously known as Seven National News and Seven Nightly News from January 1988 to February 2000, is one of Australia's longest-running television news services, founded in 1958, along with Nine News on the rival Nine Network.
In 2003, former Nine Network news and current affairs chief Peter Meakin was appointed to Seven News.
Seven News was the top rating news service nationally in both the 2005 and 2006 ratings seasons, partly attributed to the success of television game show Deal or No Deal (and later The Chase Australia), which provided the flagship 6pm bulletin with a significant lead-in audience.
In 2007, Seven News beat National Nine News in ratings for the first time in the Melbourne market. During the year, they ranked highest nineteen weeks in a row compared to Nine's thirteen weeks. Previously, in 2006, Seven had ranked on top 16 weeks in while Nine had 24 weeks on top in Melbourne.
During 2008, from weeknight to weeknight, Seven and Nine had similar ratings, often changing the most popular show from night to night. As of 2013, Nine News retains a national lead, although Seven still has a tight grip on the Adelaide and Perth bulletins. In November 2012, Peter Meakin resigned as director of news and current affairs of the Seven Network after nine years in the role, with Rob Raschke named as his successor.
In October 2013, it was announced that the Saturday 6pm bulletins would be extended to one hour, likely as a reaction to Nine News regaining its national lead as of 2013.
On Monday 20 January 2014, the news theme was overhauled with the traditional The Mission piece removed after two decades, however, due to viewer backlash, The Mission was reinstated on Friday 24 January 2014.
In February 2014, Today Tonight was axed in the Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane markets and the news bulletins were extended to one hour. The Adelaide and Perth bulletins remain at 30 minutes with Today Tonight being retained in those two markets only.
In July 2016, a new locally focused bulletin for the Gold Coast was introduced, airing at 5.30pm every evening from the network's Surfers Paradise studios.
Seven Early News
Seven Early News airs at 5 am on weekdays and is presented by Jodie Speers, and includes news, business, finance, sport and weather. It airs from Seven's Martin Place studios and is followed by Sunrise.
The bulletin first aired on 14 July 2008, presented by Simon Reeve, and draws upon overnight news stories from the network's international news resources as well as additional weather forecasts and financial news reports.
In January 2016, it was announced that Jodie Speers would replace Natalie Barr and Mark Beretta (sport) due to Sunrise starting at 5:30am. The bulletin also moved to the earlier time of 5am.
Sunrise & Weekend Sunrise
Sunrise is the network's breakfast program, aired weekdays from 5:30 am to 9:15am and weekends from 7 am to 10 am as Weekend Sunrise. The show is broadcast live from Seven's Martin Place studios, and is based on a mix of human interest, showbiz and entertainment alongside half-hourly national news & sport bulletins and weather updates.
The program is hosted by David Koch and Samantha Armytage with news presenter Natalie Barr, sport presenter Mark Beretta, entertainment presenter Edwina Bartholomew and weather presenter Sam Mac. Andrew O'Keefe and Monique Wright host Weekend Sunrise with Angela Cox as news presenter, Simon Reeve as sport presenter, Sally Bowrey as entertainment presenter and James Tobin as weather presenter.
Seven Morning News
Seven Morning News airs at 11.30 am on weekdays and is presented by Ann Sanders (Monday - Thursday) and Sally Bowrey (Friday) from Seven's Martin Place studios with sport presented by Ryan Phelan and weather presented by David Brown (Monday - Thursday) and Angie Asimus (Friday).
Chris Bath previously presented the bulletin from 2004 until 2006. In 2006, Bath and Sanders swapped roles with Bath appointed weekend presenter on Seven News Sydney and Sanders appointed presenter of Seven Morning News.
Fill in presenters for the bulletin include Angela Cox, Robert Ovadia, Sally Bowrey and Sarah Cumming (News), Matt Carmichael, Jim Wilson and Liam Cox (Sport).
Seven Afternoon News
Seven Afternoon News airs at 4:00 pm on weekdays in four separate editions: a national bulletin from Seven's Martin Place studios, two full localised editions from the Melbourne and Brisbane studios, and a partially localised edition for Western Australia.
The national bulletin was introduced in 2003 as Target Iraq, during extensive coverage of the 2003 invasion of Iraq, and presented from Sydney by David Johnston. The program was retained after the initial invasion and moved production to Melbourne and was subsequently renamed the Seven 4.30 News. Johnston retired in September 2005 and succeeded by Rebecca Maddern until production returned to Sydney in July 2006. Former US correspondent Mike Amor took over as anchor and the bulletin was relocated to the Martin Place Sydney studio. Amor was replaced three months later by Samantha Armytage. On 3 December 2010, the bulletin was extended to 60 minutes and began to feature a sports bulletin. However, on 7 May 2012, the bulletin was truncated back to 30 minutes as The Price is Right returned to the 5:00 pm timeslot.
In December 2012, the bulletin was renamed as Seven Afternoon News. In January 2013, the bulletin returned to an hour due to the axing of The Price Is Right and returned to the Melbourne studio with Rebecca Maddern replacing Samantha Armytage.
However, in August 2013 Maddern was replaced by Melissa Doyle and Matt White and the bulletin expanded to start at 4 pm. The bulletin is still referred to as Seven Afternoon News on air despite all listings being titled Seven News at 4.
In April 2014, Matt White resigned from the Seven Network to join Network Ten. The bulletin was presented solo by Melissa Doyle up until July 2015.
In June 2015, the Network announced senior presenter Chris Bath's resignation and that Melissa Doyle would take over as Seven News Sydney weekend presenter from July.
In August 2015, it was announced that separate editions would be produced for the Melbourne and Brisbane markets, with the Sydney, Tasmania and Adelaide markets to retain the national edition.
Seven News Updates
Short localised updates are presented during the afternoons by various state-based reporters and eventually presenters & evenings by the state-based presenters.
Late night updates (from around 10 pm) are presented on weeknights from Sydney's Martin Place ATN-7 (usually weekdays) or Melbourne's Docklands HSV-7 studios (usually weekends). The national late night news updates air with the latest national and international headlines, including a national weather forecast for the following day. The updates have a slightly longer duration of around 3 minutes compared to the other normal Seven News updates. They are also broadcast on the Network's multi-channel 7Two at a different time.
When breaking stories occur, newsflashes are presented from Seven's Martin Place studio or Seven Melbourne's national broadcast centre.
Seven News at 5
Seven News at 5 airs at 5:00 pm every Saturday and Sunday and is presented by Angie Asimus, which includes news, sport, finance and weather. It airs from Seven's Martin Place studios. The bulletin does not air in Melbourne or Adelaide during the AFL season.
The bulletin first aired on 1 March 2015 as a 'Special Presentation' until it became permanent on 29 March 2015, presented by Hermione Kitson up until Sunday 17 May 2015. Fill-in presenters include Angela Cox and Robert Ovadia.
Seven's affiliate Southern Cross Television in Tasmania airs the bulletin on tape delay at 5:30 pm right before SCTV's main bulletin at 6pm.
Seven News Sydney is presented by Mark Ferguson from Sunday to Thursday and Michael Usher on Friday & Saturday from the Martin Place studios. Sport is presented by Mel McLaughlin from Sunday to Thursday and Jim Wilson on Friday & Saturday. David Brown presents weather from Sunday-Thursday with Angie Asimus presenting on Friday & Saturday.
The Sydney bulletin is simulcast to the regional areas of New South Wales and Australian Capital Territory through Prime7 and to Griffith via WIN Television's Seven Griffith.
Seven News Sydney's attempts to boost ratings began in late 2003 when Ian Ross was appointed as main weeknight anchor and the news service relocated to new street-level studios in Martin Place in late 2004, allowing bystanders to watch bulletins being broadcast live. After two years of presenting the national morning news, Chris Bath returned to her former role as weekend news presenter in 2006. Ross presented his final bulletin for Seven News Sydney on Friday 27 November 2009. Bath took over as main weeknight presenter from Monday 30 November 2009 while former Nine News presenter Mark Ferguson took over as weekend presenter on Saturday 28 November 2009.
The bulletin retained its ratings lead until 2011 when the rival Nine News bulletin overtook Seven in the ratings for the first time in seven years, winning 21 weeks compared to Seven's 14 weeks.
In January 2014, Mark Ferguson was appointed weeknight presenter, replacing Chris Bath due to poor ratings. Bath became weekend presenter and continued to host Sunday Night until her resignation in July 2015, after which Melissa Doyle took over. More changes to Sydney's news presenting team in subsequent months saw former Melbourne weather presenter David Brown replace Sarah Cumming as Sydney's weather presenter and Mel McLaughlin replace Jim Wilson as the sports presenter.
In August 2016, it was announced that Michael Usher would replace Melissa Doyle as Friday and Saturday presenter. Doyle will move into a new expanded role as senior correspondent and host of Sunday Night.
Fill-in presenters include Chris Reason, Angela Cox, Angie Asimus, Ann Sanders and Natalie Barr (News), Ryan Phelan and Matt Carmichael (Sport), and Sally Bowery (Weather).
Seven News Melbourne is directed by Simon Pristel and presented by Peter Mitchell on weeknights and Jennifer Keyte on weekends from Broadcast Centre Melbourne. Sport is presented by Tim Watson on weeknights and Sean Sowerby on weekends. Weather is presented by Jane Bunn (Sunday-Friday) and Melina Sarris (Saturday).
Peter Mitchell previously held the role of weekend presenter for Seven Nightly News between 1987 and 2000 when he replaced the short-lived presenting duo of David Johnston and Anne Fulwood. Jennifer Keyte was appointed as weeknight presenter in 1990, becoming Australia's first solo female primetime commercial news presenter. In a network reshuffle in 1996, Keyte terminated her employment after the Seven Network attempted to pair her with David Johnston, who went to present solo for three years. She returned in 2003, assuming the role as weekend presenter, succeeding Jennifer Adams.
Following decades of coming second in television ratings to Nine News Melbourne and Ten Eyewitness News Melbourne (previously Ten Evening News, Ten News: First at Five, Ten News at Five and Ten News at Six), Seven News Melbourne went into a tight contest to win the ratings battle in 2005. Seven News overtook the rival Nine bulletin in the ratings in 2007. This was subsequently followed by a series of advertisements and promos which have touted Seven News Melbourne as Melbourne's New #1 and Nine altering their promotions to simply say Melbourne's Best News - a throwback to the 1980s when National Nine News Melbourne was being beaten in the ratings by ATV-10's Ten Eyewitness News. As of 2011, Seven has lost its ratings lead at 6 pm to 9 pm.
The bulletin is simulcast throughout regional Victoria and New South Wales/South Australia border areas that receive television services from Victoria through Prime7 (with the NSW Border receiving a trimmed down 30-minute version of the the full-hour news on weeknights), and to viewers in Darwin, Northern Territory through Southern Cross Television (TND-34). During the AFL season, the Saturday edition of Seven News Melbourne airs for only 30 minutes to fit in with the Seven Network's Saturday night AFL coverage.
Fill-in presenters include Jacqueline Felgate, Nick McCallum, Emily Angwin and Blake Johnson (News), Michael Felgate and Nathan Templeton (Sport) and Emily Angwin and Melina Sarris (Weather).
Seven News Brisbane is directed by Ross Dagan and presented by Sharyn Ghidella and Bill McDonald on weeknights and Kay McGrath on weekends from Seven's Brisbane studios, located at Mount Coot-tha. Sport is presented by Shane Webcke on weeknights and Pat Welsh on weekends. Weather is presented by Tony Auden on weeknights and Paul Burt on weekends.
The bulletin is also simulcast in Brisbane on local radio station 96.5 Family FM, and across central & remote areas of eastern Australia, on Southern Cross Central. Regional Queensland viewers in the Sunshine Coast, Wide Bay-Burnett, Toowoomba, Rockhampton, Mackay, Townsville and Cairns television markets receive a trimmed down 30-minute version of the newshour on weeknights via Seven Queensland, with a live simulcast on weekends.
Previously, Tracey Challenor presented the weekend news for sixteen years until her resignation in February 2007. Cummins was first appointed to the weekday weather in 2005 after more than a year of the Brisbane bulletin not having a weather presenter; former kids show presenter Tony Johnston had this role in 2003. Cummins was replaced by former Nine weatherman John Schluter in early 2007 and she was moved to weekends. Ghidella joined Seven News in 2007 and replaced Challenor.
In October 2002, Rod Young moved from ABC News in Brisbane to co-anchor with Kay McGrath. She had presented Seven News Brisbane solo for the previous nine months following the retirement of Frank Warrick. Following a couple of lean years coming third to Nine News Brisbane and Ten Eyewitness News Brisbane, Seven News Brisbane regained its ratings lead by 2007, helped by the recruitment of ex-Nine weatherman John Schluter and director of news Rob Raschke. In 2008, Seven News Brisbane was officially the #1 bulletin in Brisbane, winning all 40 ratings weeks. As of 2013, Seven has lost its ratings lead at 6 pm to 9 pm.
In January 2013, Sharyn Ghidella and Bill McDonald were appointed Sunday to Thursday presenters with Kay McGrath and Rod Young moving to present on Friday & Saturday. It was also announced that Ghidella will present a local edition of Today Tonight, which was axed in January 2014 in favour of the bulletin's one hour extension.
In June 2016, it was announced that Rod Young would leave Seven News Brisbane to present a new local bulletin for the Gold Coast.
News updates for Brisbane are presented by Sharyn Ghidella or Bill McDonald throughout the afternoon and the early evening. Patrick Condren, Kay McGrath, Rod Young, Bianca Stone, Katrina Blowers and Jillian Whiting are fill-in news presenters for the bulletin. Rohan Welsh is the fill-in sports presenter and Liz Cantor and Kendall Gilding are the fill-in weather presenters.
Seven News Adelaide is directed by Terry Plane and presented by Jane Doyle and John Riddell on weeknights and Jessica Adamson on weekends from Seven's studios located at Hindmarsh. Sport is presented by Bruce Abernethy on weeknights and Mark Soderstrom on weekends. Weather is presented by Amelia Mulcahy on weeknights.
The Adelaide bulletin is simulcast to the regional areas of South Australia on Southern Cross Television GTS/BKN in the Spencer Gulf region and Broken Hill in New South Wales, and through WIN South Australia in the Riverland and Mount Gambier/South East regions of the state.
From 1989 to 2004 Graeme Goodings presented Seven News Adelaide on weeknights with Doyle until he was diagnosed with bowel cancer. Goodings and Riddell, the then weekend news presenter, agreed to swap roles, allowing for Goodings' rehabilitation. Goodings left Seven News Adelaide in December 2014, after 34 years reading Adelaide's news.
Prior to 27 December 1987, the presenters and production crew of Seven News Adelaide produced Ten News Adelaide (then known as Ten Eyewitness News). However, as the television industry was consolidating in Australia, these news services had each become associated by ownership with inter-state news services being broadcast on opposite frequencies; therefore, to simplify network interaction, their respective networks agreed to swap channel assignments and network affiliations in Adelaide.
In December 2007, production of Seven News moved from studios located at Gilberton to a new purpose-built space at Hindmarsh.
During the AFL season, Seven News Adelaide does not air at the regular time on Saturdays or Sundays if there is a twilight match involving Adelaide or Port Adelaide, in which case, a shortened edition is broadcast at half time, replacing analysis of the AFL matches broadcast.
Fill-in presenters include Mike Smithson, Andrea Nicolas and Mark Mooney (News), Theo Doropoulos and Wayne Phillips (Sport) and Tim Noonan (Weather). News updates are regularly presented by reporters or fill-in presenters.
Seven News Perth is directed by Howard Gretton and presented by Rick Ardon and Susannah Carr on weeknights and Angela Tsun on weekends from Seven and West Australian Newspaper studios located at Osborne Park. Sport is presented by Basil Zempilas on weeknights and Adrian Barich on weekends. Weather is presented by Samantha Jolly on weeknights. Seven News Perth is also simulcast on the GWN network to regional and remote areas of Western Australia and Curtin FM 100.1 in the Perth CBD area, but as of 2016, the simulcast on radio had a broadcasting break.
Long standing Seven News Perth presenter Jeff Newman announced his retirement from television on 1 July 2009, and retired from his role on Monday 10 August 2009. He was replaced by former Nine News Perth weather presenter Natalia Cooper, who began her new role during September 2009. Cooper resigned from Seven Perth at the end of 2012 with ex-Nine weather presenter Angela Tsun taking over as her replacement for the 4:30 pm news and 6 pm weather forecasts.
In 2015, Rick Ardon and Susannah Carr celebrated a thirty-year anniversary as a news reading duo. They are one of the longest serving dual news presenter teams in the world and the dual-presenter format used by Seven News Perth has been highly successful. In contrast to previous struggles seen in Sydney and Melbourne in the late 1990s, Seven News Perth has led in the ratings for decades, well ahead of Ten Eyewitness News Perth and Nine News Perth by as many as 100,000 viewers.
News updates for Perth are presented by Angela Tsun, Susannah Carr or Rick Ardon throughout the afternoon and by Susannah Carr or Rick Ardon in the early evening. Yvette Mooney was the weekend news presenter until she was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2007 and subsequently left the network in June 2008. Before the move to the Osborne Park Studios in Feb 2015, Blake Johnson and Samantha Jolly alternated fortnightly presenting for both Weekend bulletins. Fill-in presenters include Paula Voce, Samantha Jolly (News) and Chris Young (Sport).
Regional Queensland
Local news bulletins for Regional Queensland are broadcast each weeknight at 6pm, in all seven regional areas: Cairns, Townsville, Mackay, Wide Bay, Toowoomba, the Sunshine Coast, and Rockhampton. They are followed by a shortened 30 minute version of Seven News Brisbane. The bulletins are repeated on a half hour delay on 7Two at 6.30pm.
The bulletins are presented by Rob Brough, with Joanne Desmond co-anchoring the Cairns, Townsville, Rockhampton and Toowoomba editions. Nathan Spurling presents sport with Livio Regano presenting weather for all seven sub-regions. Fill-in presenters include Steve Titmus and Katie Toney (news), Luke McGarry (sport) and Rosanna Natoli (weather).
Reporters and camera crews are based at newsrooms in each of the six regions with studio presentation for the Cairns, Townsville, Mackay, Darling Downs, Rockhampton and Wide Bay bulletins pre-recorded at studios in Maroochydore. The Sunshine Coast edition of Seven Local News is broadcast live, but may also exchange it to any of the six pre-recorded regions at certain circumstances (e.g., cyclone coverage in the nearest region of immediate concern). News editing is undertaken by the local newsrooms, and sent to the main Maroochydore studios for transmission.
The most successful edition of Seven Local News is broadcast on the Sunshine Coast. In early 1998, WIN Television launched a competing service publicly stating that it would beat Seven in the ratings within six months. At the end of the 1998 ratings season, after a new station head (Laurie Patton) had overseen a comprehensive re-vamping of the program and its external promotions, Seven Local News had actually increased its audience share by six ratings points.
In early 2004, Seven Local News was re-introduced in the Townsville and Cairns sub-markets as a result of regulations regarding local content on regional television introduced by the Australian Broadcasting Authority (now the Australian Communications and Media Authority).
On 5 March 2007, Seven Local News bulletins commenced production and broadcasts in a widescreen standard-definition digital format. Seven Local News was the first regional news service in regional Queensland to convert to widescreen.
On 22 November 2010, Seven Local News launched a sixth edition for the Rockhampton/Gladstone and Central Queensland region.
On 2 November 2015, Seven Local News launched a seventh edition for the Toowoomba and the Darling Downs region. With the said launch, Seven News becomes the only news service to cover all regional centres of Queensland since the axing of WIN News in the Mackay region in May 2015, a distinction to last until February 2017 as rival Nine News begins to rollout and reintroduce local bulletins for their affiliate in the state Southern Cross Television (which Nine carried with since July 2016).
From 11 July 2016, these editions are consolidated with the Seven News branding, though the openers of these editions remained to address as Seven Local News. The Local News branding was completely phased out on 5 September 2016, with all local bulletins consolidated to the Seven News branding.
Gold Coast
On 4 July 2016, a new local bulletin for the Gold Coast was introduced, produced and broadcast every evening from Seven's Surfers Paradise studio.
7 News Gold Coast is presented by Rod Young on weeknights and Amanda Abate at weekends with sports presenter Katie Brown on weeknights and Matthew Howard on weekends and weather presenter Liz Cantor and coastal, beaches and fishing reports from Paul Burt.
As per the rival Nine Gold Coast News service, 7 News Gold Coast airs as an opt-out on BTQ-7's Gold Coast relay transmitters, ahead of the main 6pm news from Brisbane. This is also the second locally produced bulletin in the Gold Coast, but the first service to air nightly (including weekends). The bulletin does not air during the Australian Open tennis season.
Fill in presenters include Katrina Blowers and Bianca Stone (news), Tom Hartley (sport) and Tamra Bow (weather).
Seven Late News
Seven Late News was a late night bulletin broadcast from Seven's Epping studios in Epping and a separate bulletin broadcast and taped at TVW Perth for Perth and Regional Western Australia.
Seven Late News was presented by Chris Bath or Anne Fulwood from December 1995 up to its cancellation in 2003, with Natalie Barr filling in. The bulletin was cancelled in December 2003 due to declining ratings, Chris Bath was moved to Seven Morning News (later Seven News Sydney) and Natalie Barr was moved to Sunrise (and later Seven Early News in addition to Sunrise)
Seven News at 7
Seven News at 7 aired at 7:00 pm on weeknights and was presented by Melissa Doyle from Seven's Martin Place studios, with weather presented by David Brown from the Melbourne studio. The bulletin aired on the Seven Network's secondary channel, 7Two across Australia and it first aired on 5 August 2013 and was first presented by Mark Ferguson, with Doyle taking over a week later.
Western Australia had its own local live version of Seven News at 7, also presented from the Martin Place studio in Sydney by Sally Bowrey with weather presented by Angela from the Perth studio.
On 28 April 2014, the bulletin was removed from the schedule.
Outing of David Campbell
The news service, and in particular its news director Peter Meakin and reporter Adam Walters, came under heavy criticism in 2010 for the decision to air a story on then-New South Wales Transport Minister David Campbell as homosexual. Campbell, a Member of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly for over two decades, was forced to resign after Meakin chose to air a story by Walters showing Campbell leaving a gay bathhouse. Amidst criticism of the story former NSW Labor Premier Barrie Unsworth condemned Campbell's actions.
"Campbell has been the police minister and he's been on the state crime commission, and he's frequented places where he's easily recognised," Mr Unsworth told The Australian newspaper.
"The threat is not from Channel 7 lurking outside but by the people inside. We've got a criminal milieu in this city and he laid himself open to all sorts of threats and blackmail."
Seven's decision to run the story was derided by other politicians and several rival media outlets as "not a good moment for the media coverage of Macquarie Street", "old-fashioned" and an act of "pathetic snooping".
Seven's justification for airing the story was initially that Campbell had misused his Ministerial vehicle, however this allegation was quickly shown to be untrue by other media outlets, as New South Wales Ministers have full private use of their Ministerial vehicles. The justification later put forward by Seven to defend its actions was that it was in the public interest to make the allegations public because of the risk of blackmail. The Australian Communications and Media Authority instigated an investigation into Seven's conduct in this matter, under the industry's self-regulated code of conduct. It accepted the public interest justification put forward by Seven, that Campbell's actions left him "vulnerable to compromise or blackmail".
Tony Abbott "Shit happens"
In 2011, under the freedom of information laws, Seven News obtained footage showing Opposition leader Tony Abbott speaking about the recent death of an Australian soldier in Afghanistan. Seven News edited the clips, then broadcast them that evening. After the incident, many media websites labeled the story a "ratings grab" for the network.
The following morning, rival networks, obtained the same footage as Seven News and broadcast another part of the interview not seen on the original report showing military leaders agreeing with Tony saying "It certainly does", backing his claims that his words had been taken out of context. Mr Abbott maintains that he was discussing whether the unit had had sufficient firepower support during the incident. Seven News reporter Mark Riley appeared on Sunrise and many other radio shows defending the claims and the report that aired.


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Q: What is the proper length from your head that your hand is supposed to enter? Do you reach or pull right away?
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The Outer Child
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Without bothering Jung and its "Puer aeternus" or Pascoli with its "Little Boy", we can certainly agree that, somewhere inside each of us, there's a young core, instinctive, creative but also innocent and naïve. What would happen if this intimate essence would be completely revealed?
L' Enfant Extérieur (The Outer Child) takes into analysis this possibility, showing us a world of men in the shape of children, as if the body could slip on the ugliness of life, less expected to imagine big fawn's eyes winking in the night clubs or little chubby hands shaking in the offices.
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Ten years of Nordic films at L.A. Festival
Four Norwegian films featured at festival in mid-JanuaryBy Judith Gabriel Vinje Norwegian American Weekly
The 10th annual Scandinavian Film Festival in Los Angeles spanned two mid-January weekends, delivering a payload of riveting drama, zany comedies, haunting imagery – all in the Nordic mode. Four Norwegian films were included in the festival.
The setting was the Writers Guild Theatre in Beverly Hills, where the lobby was adorned with colorful posters representing some of the 100-plus films that have been screened at the festival since its beginning.
Drawing together people from all sides of the camera lens – homesick Scandinavian émigrés to third-generation transplants, seasoned cineastes to hopeful actors, and with a good mix of official, community and show-biz heavy weights, the festival lobby, setting for the Nordic Café, was lively with film talk in several languages in between screenings.
Founder/director of the festival, James Koenig, knows many of the regular festival-goers by now, as many attendees have shown up every single year since the festival's inception in 1999. Now drawing thousands at the Writers Guild Theater, the Scandinavian Film Festival is clearly making a mark on the film world, having become a veritable institution as well as a gathering place for Nordic film lovers.
The festival has a new site, www.scandinavianfilmfestivalla.com, which has information on all the films screened in the festival's decade.
"It's quite amazing," Koenig noted. "We've seen the work of veterans and neophytes. In the context of many films, we've seen the cream rise. We've enjoyed a sense of discovery. We've been inspired and involved and entertained. That's why we're here." Koenig pointed out that Scandinavian films are increasingly hitting the mark, with more than 10 percent of films produced in Europe coming from the Nordic lands.
A Norwegian film opened the 10th annual festival in the early afternoon of Jan.10, with the screening of "Peer Gynt from the Streets." Based on the fifth and last act of Henrik Ibsen's "Peer Gynt," the actors of the film are homeless people in Oslo, Norway. Originally titled "Gatas Gynt," the film was directed by Hallvard Bræin, who was educated as a cinematographer with an MFA from the American Film Institute in Los Angeles. The screenplay Christopher Grøndahl creates, as well as the acting by down-and-out Norwegians, formed a perfect fit, adding new significance to the words and quest penned by Ibsen.
Highlighting the festival's first weekend program were Academy Award submissions from the Nordic countries: "White Night Wedding" from Iceland, "Home of Dark Butterflies" from Finland, "World's Apart" from Denmark, and "Everlasting Moments" from Sweden.
The second weekend included three Norwegian films. The blockbuster "Long Flat Balls II," ("Lange Flate Ballær II") is the sequel to Norwegian director Harald Zwart's hit comedy, featuring the guys in Ed's Garage and their entanglement in international politics.
"The Kautokeino Rebellion," about one of the most dramatic episodes in northern Scandinavian history, was a major hit in Norway, outperforming all Hollywood films being shown in the country. The film, "Kautokeino-opprøret" in Norwegian, is directed by Nils Gaup, a descendant of a leader of the 1852 Sámi uprising the film is about.
And the short film "Dead Cold" ("Iskaldt") is set in the year 2020, when the Gulf Stream has disappeared, and the northern areas are frozen over. Erik Smith Meyer journeys to Finnmark through a destroyed civilization to help his family. But there is warmth in the ending.
Parent organization of Scandinavian Film Festival is the American Scandinavian Foundation of Los Angeles. The festival sponsor list includes individuals and organizations, such as the Nordic Council of Ministers, the Scandinavian film institutes and consuls general. That includes, of course, the Norwegian Consulate General in San Francisco, the Norwegian Film Institute, and, speaking of specifically Norwegian sponsors, Sons of Norway.
New to the roster of sponsors this year is a Santa Monica-based non-profit, ELMA – European Languages and Movies in America. The festival is "peopled" by volunteers, and the Scandinavian gala opening feast is prepared by Norwegian-American David Larson and his "Taste is Everything" catering.
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Despite my tiredness yesterday, I did make contact with the manufacturer who still hasn't turned in the quote. This time, I spoke to a design engineer rather than a salesperson.
He basically told me that they were busy, and my designs needed a lot of work. I explained that the designs were never meant to be final. They were my way of communicating what I wanted to a manufacturer located in another state. As per the tender docs I sent to them, I was planning on paying for the next design phase to get it ready for manufacturing. This is something I've already explained before to his boss.
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He said that he'll try to get me something this week. However, I am now concerned about their lack of experience with recycled plastic as he suggested that all the parts needed to be black. This is the difference between talking to the engineer and the salesperson – you can really start to understand their capability. I wish I was able to speak to him sooner.
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Bagy-1 is a LTR retrotransposon characterized in Hordeum vulgare (Panstruga et al. 1998). Bagy-1 belongs to the Chromoviridae branch, term suggested (Marín and Lloréns 2000) to describe the Ty3/Gypsy elements bearing chromodomain-integrases (Malik and Eickbush 1999). The chromovirus branch is probably the most ancient phylogenetic pattern of Ty3/Gypsy retroelements (Gorinsek, Gubensek and Kordis 2004; 2005; Kordis 2005).
The genomic structure of Bagy-1 is 14.4 Kb in size, including LTRs of 4.2 Kb. The internal region displays a Primer Binding site (PBS), two Open Reading Frames (ORFs) for gag-pro, and pol genes, and a Polypurine Tract (PPT) adjacent to the 3´LTR (Panstruga et al. 1998). This element presents a detectable chromodomain at the C-terminal end of the integrase domain. The PBS of fungi and vertebrate chromoviruses, differs significantly from that used by plant chromoviruses. While plant chromoviruses use a methionine starting tRNA (iMet), fungi and vertebrate chromoviruses use their own self-priming mechanism to start the reverse transcription (Levin 1995 ; Butler et al. 2001).
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Meeting of the Minds! Mt. Tam Integration and Psychedelic Milk get deep and profound on the Psychedelic Milk Podcast. Yoga, Meditation, Set and Setting. I had a fantastic time hanging out with Ed on his podcast, Psychedelic Milk, last week. Here's the link to the episode, proper. He took some really great show notes, and it turns out we covered a lot of ground, including:
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