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- Human brain utilizes more than a quarter of the oxygen worn by the human body.
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- Red blood cells take oxygen around the body. They are created inside the bone marrow of your own bones.
- The color of a human's skin is identified by the intensity of pigment melanin that the body produces. Those with small amounts of melanin have light skin while those with large amounts have dark skin. For simple understanding: Melanin Low: Light Skin (White)Melanin High: Dark Skin (Black)
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The Museum of Russian Art in downtown Jersey City is holding an exhibition of Oksana Prokopenko's work from Nov. 12 to 20. The opening reception is from 5 to 7 p.m. on Nov. 12.
The museum will feature mixed media and glass micro-mosaics of the artist, who has a background in iconography, the painting of icons. Prokopenko works primarily with stained glass.
Creating powerful images
"I put images together in tiny little pieces," said Oksana Prokopenko. "It is a reflection of how everything is temporal [enduring for a certain time]. Even though we are temporal we are still filled with divinity. These little pieces come together and form this powerful divine image."
"The soul of Prokopenko's work is in her walking that fine line between the transcendent and the ordinary." – Margo Grant
Some of her work may include up to 40,000 pieces of stained glass and can take anywhere between six months to two years to create.
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"The iconography requires a tremendous amount of concentration," said Prokopenko. "You sit in meditation [and] you contemplate the work."
She said iconography is a spiritual practice that encourages growth but can be strenuous at times, which is why she also paints and creates mixed media on the side as another outlet for expression.
The museum acquired Prokopenko's dyptic paintings, titled "The Wisp of Red Realities," which will go into their permanent collection and will be on view during the exhibit.
"Prokopenko's deft treatment of energy and emotion is apparent in her twin red delight," said Margo Grant, MORA director, about the exhibit. "The soul of Prokopenko's work is in her walking that fine line between the transcendent and the ordinary."
An ancient practice Prokopenko adheres to an ancient iconographic tradition along the lines of El Greco, a trained iconographer also known for his paintings of Spanish kings. She names El Greco as a major influence.
She was first exposed to iconography when her grandmother would secretly take her to Sunday masses during a time when religion was outlawed in the former Soviet Union, where she was born.
"It was enchanting and inviting," said Prokopenko. "Russian Orthodox [iconography] has this mystery and quiet beauty to it."
Of Russian and Ukranian descent, Prokopenko began painting at an early age.
"I have always been interested in art and in creative expression," said Prokopenko.
Her father was a physicist but his passion was painting and he created watercolors.
She began "writing" icons, the technical term, in traditional egg tempura and moved on to using Venetian glass, or "smalti" – specialized mosaic glass. She studied the theory of writing and traveled to Italy, Greece, and Turkey to visit cathedrals for further exposure to iconographic works of art.
She arrived in the United States 15 years ago and studied psychology and Fine Arts at NYU. She also studied at the School of Visual Arts and the Theological Seminary where she received a more serious background in iconography.
Prokopenko divides her time between Upper Saddle River and New York City. After the exhibit at MORA, she will exhibit in New York City at the Narthex Gallery at Saint Peter's Church from Dec. 2 to Jan. 8, with an opening reception on Dec. 15 from 6 to 8 p.m.
MORA is located in the historic district of Jersey City on 80 Grand St. For more information, contact Margo Grant: (917) 449-2842 or call the museum: (201) 332-9200.
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Country: United States
Year: 2017
Category: Drama, Horror, Mystery
Release Date: 11 September , 2017
Director: Darren Aronofsky
Starring: Jennifer Lawrence, Javier Bardem, Ed Harris
Age Restriction: 18 years
Duration: 119 minutes
Budget: $40,000,000
Mother is a 2017 American horror-mystery thriller film directed by Darren Aronofsky and written by Darren Aronofsky
Stuff is about to go to a whole new level with the upcoming Mother! starring Jennifer Lawrence and Javier Bardem. Horror movies on the whole have given us a lot in the trailer most times, but Mother! is giving us almost nothing, and it's all the creepier for it. Those that want that shocking pulse of action or evil on the screen so that they can understand just how bad things are going to get might be disappointed on the outset with this film at first, but when you really listen to the trailer you can tell that things are about to get a little crazy.
It's already been surmised from the title that the film has something to do with a mother, either Lawrence's mother or the fact that she might be trying to become a mother or something equally as diabolical and otherworldly. Keep this in mind after all, she is walking around an empty home, and voices are being heard in the background that allow you to think that something has happened or something is going to happen. Those voices, in which Lawrence contributes, are heard to be getting a little more testy and even panicked as the trailer goes on. As she finally begins to pace faster and faster you hear the conflict and terror in her voice as Lawrence attempts to get the strangers to leave her home.
The term "mother" can refer to so many things. If you look at the current movie posters that are out you might see a few things that will shock and even frighten you. But there are hints as to what the movie could actually be about.
Look at the left picture. Aside from Jennifer Lawrence holding her bleeding heart that has been cut from her chest you also see a rapt, almost fawning look on her face. Perhaps she is the one that attempting to become the mother? Or maybe she's the one making the sacrifice to her mother, or A mother? It's hard to tell at the moment but if you look at the right hand picture of Javier Bardem you can see that he's holding his hand out for something even as the chair breaks around him. Look into the flames and you'll see faces contorted in agony as though these are the fires of hell waiting to claim him.
It's all extremely spooky and it's all quite disturbing but it does have a point, we just need to find out what it is. Some believe that there is a type of cult that is being invited into the home that Lawrence is unaware of but that her father knows very well. Perhaps they are in some way colluding to get her pregnant, or to bring someone back to life, hence the heart cut from the chest, or something equally diabolical but much stranger. There is so much room for theory and conjecture but nothing concrete as of yet.
In the Movie which seems to depart from the tropes of a traditional horror film, Lawrence appears obsessed with a brick wall, which is at one point dripping with blood. In another flash, it looks to conceal a tunnel. Lawrence's character also is alarmed at one point by a hoard of people approaching in a field.
The cryptic film was announced in October of last year and Aronofsky released an alarming teaser poster on Mother's Day featuring a colorfully illustrated Lawrence holding her heart in her hands.
A previously released teaser revealed little about the plot of the film, besides hinting that Lawrence and Javier Bardem play a couple living in an isolated home whose lives are interrupted by visitors. The film is billed as a psychological horror-thriller, and is set to include an eclectic cast with Michelle Pfeiffer, Ed Harris, Domhnall Gleeson, and Kristen Wiig.
"Mother!" has a planned release date of Sept. 15 and is set to have its North American premiere at the Toronto Film Festival, in addition to competing at the Venice Film Festival.
The 23rd Sarajevo Film Festival has wrapped with the announcement of Ana Urushadze's "Scary Mother" as winner of the fest's top prize, while host country Bosnia-Herzegovina has picked its entry in the race for the foreign-language Academy Award.
"Scary Mother" won the Heart of Sarajevo on Wednesday night, the festival's prize for best feature film which includes a €16,000 ($18,800) award. The Georgian-language movie, which is a co-production between Georgia and Estonia, was written and directed by Urushadze (pictured center).
The drama stars Nata Murvanidze (pictured, far right) as a 50-year-old housewife struggling to choose between her family life and a passion for writing which she has suppressed for years. Deciding to following her passion, she plunges into writing, sacrificing herself mentally and physically. The film, produced by Lasha Khalvashi (holding the Heart of Sarajevo) and Tinatin Kajrislvili (far left), also won the Cineuropa Nagrada partner's award from the Association of Filmmakers of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Mexican director Michel Franco headed the festival jury, which also included Bosnian actor Goran Bogdan ("Fargo"); Turkish actress Melisa Soezen; Mark Adams, artistic director of the Edinburgh Film Festival; and Fatma Al Remaihi, CEO of the Doha Film Institute.
Romania's "Meda or the Not So Bright Side of Things" took the prize for best director, for Emanuel Parvu, and for best actor, for Serban Pavlu. Ornela Kapetani won best actress for Albanian film "Daybreak."
The festival's audience award went to Swiss film "The Frog," with Oliver Stone's "The Putin Interviews" receiving the audience award for documentary. Stone was at the festival to receive an honorary Heart of Sarajevo for lifetime achievement. "Monty Python" legend John Cleese also received the honorary award.
The young audience award went to Alen Drljevic's "Men Don't Cry," which won the special jury prize at the Karlovy Vary Intl. Film Festival last month. The movie has now been announced as Bosnia-Herzegovina's official candidate for the foreign-language Oscar. The ensemble film, which is released domestically in September, tells the story of a diverse group of veterans of the Balkan wars who gather at a remote mountain hotel to undergo therapy.
Bosnia previously won the best foreign-language film Academy Award for Danis Tanovic's 2001 film "No Man's Land." The film secured Bosnia's only nomination in the category to date from 16 previous submissions.
Darren Aronofsky tends to labor for years on his screenplays. But with mother! things went a little differently. "I was always jealous of singer-songwriters who can pop out a song in a couple of days or a few hours," Aronofsky says. "I had this idea, and I felt it rise up in my head. I took a long weekend and got into this fever dream and just pumped it out. [Laughs] We'll see what the results are. It's been an interesting way to approach it — trying to capture a single emotion and trying to tell that two hour story out of that emotion."
The idea is one he still struggles to talk about — "I'm still figuring it out!" — but we do know it centers on a married couple (Jennifer Lawrence and Javier Bardem) whose relationship is tested when another couple (Michelle Pfeiffer and Ed Harris) visits. "It has home-invasion elements and is definitely a thriller," Aronofsky allows. "It is closer to Black Swan in spirit than anything I have done in a while."
On Thursday, a cake was delivered to the Refinery29 office. We were so stoked to indulge in a seriously delicious baked confection. When we opened the box, the cake inside was shaped like a giant anatomical heart, covered in blood red fondant, with dark shading to make it look even more gory. Quickly, we realized that Mother! had sent us the cake, and that this film was going to be even more macabre than we had imagined.
Mother! is of the most anticipated movies of the year. It stars Jennifer Lawrence and Javier Bardem, and was written and directed by thriller master Darren Aronofsky. The premise is purposefully obscure — it seems to be about a run-down house that Lawrence and Bardem live in, where odd, possibly murderous people are gathering.
The press posters seem eerily pastoral, like a Sofia Coppola film meets Hostel, but they're actually a treasure trove of clues and symbolism. The trailer is a whole other ballgame: While giving little away about the plot, we see flashing scenes of Michelle Pfeiffer staring down Lawrence, juxtaposed with a bloody basement, lots of broken objects, and piercing screams. And minimal, clanging music, which is a signature Aronofsky motif.


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Researchers from the Mayo Clinic found that people who have suffered a mini-stroke - or transient ischemic attack - are about twice as likely to have a heart attack, compared to those who have not had a mini-stroke. The risk of heart attack is especially high in patients under 60 years of age. In fact, mini-stroke victims who are younger than 60 years old are 15 times more likely to suffer a heart attack.
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Stroke affects almost 6 million Americans every year, and it is the second leading cause of death. A stroke happens when blood flow to the brain is interrupted, either by a blood clot in the brain or from another part of the body (ischemic stroke), or by a blood vessel in the brain breaking open from high blood pressure (hemorrhagic stroke). In most cases, stroke causes significant disability and requires intense rehabilitation to regain lost function from the damaged brain. Symptoms vary depending on which part of the brain is being affected, but commonly referenced symptoms are a sudden weakness or numbness on one side of the body or face, and the inability to speak clearly or find words. Diagnosis and management are medical emergencies. If the stroke is caught early and is being caused by a blood clot, there are medications, such as tPA (tissue plasminogen activator, Activase) that can be given to quickly dissolve the clot. Hemorrhagic strokes often need brain surgery to stop bleeding. Patients are usually given a host of imaging tests, such as CT scan, MRI, and angiogram (x-ray of the blood vessels).
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FFIX Kuja by Midorisa
Let's kick this off with a favourite amongst staff, this incredible stylised version of Kuja. I'm not sure what I love most about this piece - the style? The colours? It's really hard to say. Everything just seems perfectly done. Hats off to you, Midorisa!
Villain Month 2014 - 020 - Kefka by AndrewDickman
From one villain to another, one style to another - here's Andrew Dickman's version of Kefka. This piece features a lot more variation in colour, of course, as Kefka certainly is quite the colourful character! Andrew has actually drawn a whopping 24 villains for Villain month. I like to think I'm not biased when I say Kefka is the best one, but I probably am a little biased...
FFXIV: Shiva by ZeroJigokuB
Let's get some FFXIV flavour into this FFVI + FFIX sandwich we have for you this week - with Shiva arriving into FFXIV in a flurry of snow and ice, Zero decided to put this beauty to a digital canvas so FFXIV players (and the rest of the world too!) could all get a little more Ice Queen in our life. I know she's as cold as they come, but I've never seen Shiva look so warm!
Final Fantasy IX by hoseou
Speaking of warm, here's a lovely warm moment being shared between some FFIX characters. I really love the style used on this piece, but even more so I love how adorable everything we see is. It's such a sweet little scene we're looking at, and that moogle is as cute as it possibly could be. Also, you all know I'm a massive fan of chocobos, so... yeah, this was an easy addition to this week's showcase!
phoenix by Kisataro
Back to Final Fantasy VI we go! The text Kisataro used to describe this picture was simple: "Locke found her." For those of us who know Locke's storyline, you'll know this is a very special moment in the game. I like how the artis's three words are enough to express all of the emotion tied to the event. I know I got feels when I first saw it!
Terra Branford - Final Fantasy VI by Sayunie Cosplay and CosplayPhotoArt
And here's yet another character from Final Fantasy VI to finish off this week's showcase, with Sayunie's wonderful and impressively accurate take on Terra Branford. Just look at the work done on getting this as similar to the official images as possible - It's almost as if Terra walked straight out of Amano's artwork into real life! A superb job by her and of course her photographer, Andreas.
What do you think of all these wonderful pieces? Are you on DeviantArt? Do you have any favourite artists there? Let us know by leaving comments on this article and, of course, click the photos to be taken to the respective DA pages so you can leave comments for them, too! Finally, if you're registered on DeviantArt, be sure to follow the EyesonFF DA Group!


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If you're a Reds fan, that burn is going to stay with you for quite a while – perhaps until Opening Day.
The Reds not only had the Giants on the brink of elimination in the NLDS, Cincinnati was legitimately a good team this year that had a chance to win the World Series. This was not the 2010 Reds who were just happy to make the playoffs and then played like it against the Phillies in an embarrassing sweep.
The 2012 version was built to win it all. However, they were dealt some bad luck in the playoffs. Even though they were able to win the first two games of the series in San Francisco, they weren't able to overcome the loss of ace pitcher Johnny Cueto.
And how stunningly ironic is it that the Reds go the entire 162-game regular season (Kind of a lot of games!) without a pitcher missing a start due to injury … and then Cueto gets injured 0.1 innings into the postseason. It cost the Reds dearly because Mike "The Weakest Link" Leake started Game 4 and got rocked. The Reds obviously knew that Leake wasn't a good choice in the playoffs because he was left off their 25-man roster for the Giants series (until the Cueto injury).
Oh well, it was still a good season and let's look ahead to 2013 for a moment.
First of all, I don't mind the re-signing of manager Dusty Baker to a two-year contract. The man has won two division championships in three years and must be given credit for that. The Reds weren't going to find anyone better. Hell, the Indians already got Terry Francona. Do I disagree with Dusty somewhat often? Absolutely. His completely-inexcusable decision to continue to run the inept Drew Stubbs out there every game (Stubbs started all five games of the playoffs) is the best example. It's one thing to be a players' coach. It's completely different to hurt your team by starting a terrible player every day just out of loyalty.
Centerfield HAS to be addressed this offseason. I love that Billy Hamilton is now being groomed as the CF of the future (he's playing CF in the Arizona Fall League and will play CF in the minors beginning in 2013) but he won't be ready to be the Reds' starter in 2013. He'll need a full season at the position in the minors in my opinion. Keep in mind Hamilton – who set the all-time professional baseball record with 155 stolen bases this year – is still just 22. There's no question in my mind he'll transition well to the outfield and will be the Reds' CF for years to come. But I think 2014 is when he'll take over for good, not 2013.
So, what will GM Walt Jocketty do? He won't have much money to spend given the re-signings of Joey Votto and Brandon Phillips – and you know he'll be trying to sign left fielder Ryan Ludwick to a two-year deal (or something of the sort) – but he has to address the CF situation. Stubbs is not the answer … unless the question is: Who is a god-awful baseball player?
Maybe the price has gone down on Minnesota Twins CF Denard Span. I've always thought he'd be a good fit for the Reds. Or maybe there's a better (or cheaper) option out there to hold the fort down until Hamilton is ready.
As for the pitching staff, Jocketty has the luxury of standing pat this offseason as it pertains to his starters. There's no question that Cueto, Mat Latos, Homer Bailey, Bronson Arroyo and Leake will again form the rotation. Many are pining for Aroldis Chapman to move to the rotation, but I don't see it happening. Now that he's proven he can be a dominant closer, I think the team will decide to keep him in that role. Also, there's not a glaring need for another starter. Yes, Leake is bad for the playoffs, but he's not a terrible No. 5 starter by any means and hopefully the former first-round pick will perform better as he gets older.
By the way, how many innings of the NLCS will I be watching? That's right, a grand total of zero. Whether the Cardinals – who finished 9 games behind the Reds in the Central – or the Giants advance to the Series, all I have to say is … Go Tigers!


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The highlight of this year's concours was without doubt the
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Oldest example was the glorious 1929 Maserati V4, a sixteen
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crankshafts geared together. With 4 litre displacement this engine
produced no less than 300 bhp making this the fastest road going
sports car of its era. The V4 was driven by Borzacchini and
Fagioli both in 1930 and 1931 as well as setting a speed record of
more than 150 mph for a road car. This wonderful Zagato
designed Maserati was just shown at Amelia Island in March
where it received a late invitation to Como and fortunately the
owner brought the car over to Europe. Unfortunately the Maserati
was very fuel and tyre consuming in its time but it set a lap record
on the high speed Monza circuit lasting for almost 25 years
showing its potential, this is certainly one of the most important
Maserati of this Era when the Maserati brothers were purely
building sports and GP race cars.
In 1937 the company was taken over by the Orsi family and soon
after the war Maserati started to build street cars as well in small
series. The Maserati A6 GCS started its career as a small sports
racer but beside the Fantuzzi spiders later in 1953 and especially
in 1954 on the A6 G/54 several coupé and cabriolet were built by
Allemano, Frua, Zagato and Pininfarina, in Como all four
designers were present. One of the rarest designs is the
Pininfarina Coupé that was available with a higher and a lower
roof. Although many might prefer the lower roof line the example
in Como entered by the Panini family of the famous Maserati
collection was one of the stars of the weekend. Not just a
spectator's favourite the small coupé was also awarded second in
class and most exciting design by the jury. Just as exciting but
more regular seen is the Zagato design on the G/54, the example
in Como was just restored to perfection and took part at the Mille
Miglia a week earlier showing that it is not just a concours car but
also a great driver. Very interesting is the fact that this is one of
the few Zagato designs used on road racing cars that did not
feature the famous double bubble (that just found its way on one
of the A6) making the design maybe even more elegant. Maybe
less exciting but more usable in street use is the Allemano
Berlinetta version with proper boot. The final version of the 2-litre
Maserati in the class was the one-off Frua designed 150 GT.
Based on the sports racer 150S this was intended as a small
series production car bodied by Fantuzzi after the Frua design but
after completion of this prototype the project proved itself too
expensive to be built in larger numbers. With a lot of racing
technology and a very elegant small spider body this might be the
most exciting way to drive a Maserati of this era on public roads.
Sold by Gooding&Company at Scottsdale 2013 it ran through
mechanical refreshment since and seems to be sorted by now
with the mechanics matching the stunning looks. The car will be
featured at the centenary display of the marque the Casa Enzo
Ferrari in Modena in a few weeks.
The very interesting class was rounded of by a Quattroporte.
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We made it home Thursday night with Ms. Luna. I think we offended both the discharge nurse and the in-hospital pediatrician by refusing to stay another night. They kept going on about how we needed to rest - I should have said, "Have you ever tried to sleep here?!?"
(In her going home outfit.)
Friday morning, Blake left with Cosette and Fielding for Newport, OR. He was signed up for a marathon and since his training has gone so well, I didn't want him to miss this opportunity to qualify for Boston. I was more than supportive of him leaving so shortly after Luna's delivery but that doesn't mean the second the car left the driveway that I didn't burst into tears... going back into my quiet house led to an unexpected wave of loneliness. My mom summed it up well, "My life is too full with all these kids, but too empty without a single one of them."
(This arrived at my doorstep from an Etsy shop but with no note - if you sent it to me please tell me so I can properly express my appreciation for the perfect sentiment at the moment.)
But luckily Jo (Blake's mom) saved the day by calling shortly after. She took Perry to her house for a bit so I could get cleaned up and take a nap then she came and kept me company all afternoon and evening. She felt like she wasn't helping much but she has no idea how much better she made my day.
(Paisley and her did the neighborhood 5k and kiddie run this morning.)
I have been waiting for news all morning on the Newport Marathon and finally received it. Blake did stellar (a PR at 3:13)! Not quite Boston, but getting real close. Dad and Kara also ran the half and did great.
(I can't wait to get back into all these finish line shots.)
Fielding and Cosie are having a blast on their seaside get-away. I am glad Blake was able to take them along.
(Crabbing with Grandpa is Fielding's new favorite hobby.)
(And Cosette is making a fashion statement - as usual.)
As for the rest of it - we've just been admiring this sweet thing.
(My mom makes my babies hats that they wear in the hospital - Luna got loads of attention in this one.)
(Hair - this child has hair! And elf ears at the moment.)
(Big yawns!)
(Paisley chose Luna over the beach party - that is how much she loves babies! She has been a great help here though.)
(Perry and I went for a walk and collected some flowers from the yard. I love that the previous owner planted so many awesome plants and I love Perry's handsome smile!)
Things are bright and beautiful and Blake is back on his way home to us. We survived the whirlwind that we knew this week would be.


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People who raise the hue and cry for the government to do something about the environmental issues the world faces should start the solution at the personal level. There are a myraid of things that an individual (multiply by approximately 200,000,000 to get the gross effect) can do on a daily basis. I will list a few:
- Stop driving everywhere. That effects petroleum consumption, carbon emissions, and one's weight. Walk or bicycle, or at the very least use public transport. Yes, I know that for some it is a humiliation beyond comprehension to ride with "the po' folk". In a lot of cases I think people would find a surprise at who *actually* rides the buses, the Els, and other public conveyances. I certainly had no trouble getting around Manhattan on the subway, other than figuring out the usual point-A-to-point-B issues.
- Unless one's profession requires living remotely (farming and ranching come to mind), think about why one feels the need to live somewhere that requires more than a couple of miles of driving to obtain daily necessities, or to commute to work. What is truly one's motivation for a home that is far removed from a community, and does not function in any productive fashion?
- Lose weight. It takes more energy to haul obese people around; it costs more in the medical care to keep obese people at least functional (not to mention the chemical by-products from pharmaceutical manufacturing); it costs more to clothe them, and (rather obviously) to feed them. (see #1).
- Pay attention not only to what one eats, but whence it comes, and the footprint it takes to produce. As an example: beef cattle are the least efficient in terms of the space required to produce by a fairly wide margin. I don't have the statistics that I read recently right at hand, but I think I'll track them down for the purposes of this discussion. If one needs meat (as I do on occasion), as the commercial says: Eat mor chikin. Or fish. Or rabbit. And, whenever possible, eat local produce (minimal transportation, refrigeration and packaging).
- Pay attention to packaging. Is it necessary to buy everything in hermetically sealed plastic which will require a couple of centuries at minimum to bio-degrade, or packaged in metal?
- Stop making babies. Encourage other people to stop making babies. It's environmentally irresponsible (see the first five items, and multiply by the number of children). It is socially irresponsible, since so many of them will be more likely to be part of a problem than part of a solution.
- Vacations: they're a psychological appendage which for practical purposes is about as useful as wings on a chicken; they are a barbaric leftover from the industrial revolution. There is so much to be done right where one lives - instead of stuffing kith and kin into the minivan or SUV and driving all over the place, find constructive work to do (that is dissociated with one's 'day job') within one's community. "A change of work is the best rest." [Conan Doyle]
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Harley Quinn makes her live-action debut in August's "Suicide Squad," and Margot Robbie's version of the character bears more resemblance to how the character's been portrayed recently than how she looked when she debuted over 20 years ago. But, as Robbie told Hello Giggles, they did try out the jester suit — as well as many, many other alternates.
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Getting to the Village Car Park, Falkland, Fife.
Make your way to the village of Falkland - it's on the A912 from Glenrothes/Cupar to Perth. Falkland Palace is one of Fife's main tourist attractions and is well signposted.
When you get to Falkland, turn into the main street (East Port), which is where you can find Falkland Palace.
Pass the palace on your right, and continue up the street until you see the Bruce Fountain (in the middle of the square). About 50 metres before the fountain, take the narrow road on your left (there's a cash machine on the corner, and also a big blue "P" sign).
This is very narrow, so please take care.
In about 100 metres, there is a wide opening on the left. This is the entrance to the village car park. Take the turning and drive in until you come to the main parking area, and park somewhere near the entrance to the Community Village Hall.
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Bechir Sylvain is a Los Angeles-based actor who has come home to Miami this month for City Theatre's Summer Shorts festival. The Haitian-American performer and director appears in four of the nine short plays, and he staged France-Luce Benson's poignant Risen from the Dough, about a pair of Haitian sisters dealing with life and loss in Miami.
Sylvain is a rising talent in the world of film and television. He won ABC's first Make Me a Star digital talent competition, selected from more than 1,400 entries. He made it to the Hollywood round on the second edition of American Idol, and he has now amassed nearly 30 movie and TV credits. He's one of the founders of Miami's Ground Up & Rising theater company, and his professional stage work includes roles in The Pillowman, King Hedley II, Topdog/Underdog and Six Degrees of Separation.
The thing is, as a kid, Sylvain had no notion whatsoever of becoming an actor. He wanted to be a lawyer, like his late father, Joseph. But an observant high school drama teacher changed the course of his life.
"We moved to Miami in 1994, when I was in sixth grade, and I didn't know any English. After my sophomore year, I took an acting class to help with my stage presence in debate and mock trials. I had always loved Michael Jackson, so for a performance, I danced and lip-synched to an Usher song. The teacher was so impressed he pulled me aside and asked me to direct a version of Stomp. I didn't know what theater was — I thought it was a bunch of people wearing black and being sad all the time," Sylvain remembers.
"I went to Miami Killian Senior High, and Paul Avery was the drama teacher, the most awesome teacher. They were doing West Side Story, and I played Bernardo. There were a lot of girls in the cast, and I thought, 'Theater ain't that bad.' In my senior year, Mr. Avery said, 'Hey, man, you should take my class. You've really got something.' He cast me as Danny Zuko in Grease — I think I was the first black Danny Zuko — and he became like a dad figure to me. What really got me into acting was the statewide competition where I did a scene from [August Wilson's] Fences. I read it and went, 'Wow. Wow. Wow.' I did it in front of 2,500 people and won the critic's choice award.
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PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) --As the outpouring of support for the Belgian people continues in Philadelphia, officials have increased security at soft targets as has been the case in the wake of these horrific attacks.
At the evening rush hour at SEPTA's Suburban Station Tuesday, there was a visible increase in police presence on patrol, on bikes, and with their K-9 units specially trained to sniff out bombs.
But even with that, police readily admit they cannot be everywhere and they were asking for the public's help.
"We are asking the public to be more aware and it's time for folks to see something and say something," SEPTA Police Chief Tom Nestel said.
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Across town at the Eulogy Belgian Tavern in Old City, Belgian-American owner Michael Naessen's has been on edge.
For most of the day, he was reaching out to family, friends and business contacts in Brussels to make sure they're OK.
"Grateful that none of my friends were hurt that I know of, but it really doesn't matter, people died, people are scared, people are hurt," Naessen said.
Coupled with the attacks in Paris back in November, Naessen says this is Europe's 9/11. Like New York and Washington, he says the terrorists were trying to hit major targets.
"In Belgium, we have the headquarters for NATO, we also have the economic headquarters, so if they want to make a point, get more attention, this is how they do it. They're very desperate," Naessen said.
At Monk's Belgian Cafe, there were similar concerns for friends and contacts in Brussels, but thankfully they are OK.
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KCRA—First Baby Born in Sacramento 2016
Going into the 2015 Holidays, I told the news managers at KCRA that my goal was to turn a reporter-photographer package on all three of the major holidays—Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year's.
I'd volunteered to work the holidays. It helps out the shooters with kids to be able to be with their families. And I get the double-time Holiday pay.
If you're a dayside photographer on New Year's Day you can count on the possibility of being sent to one of the hospitals to shoot a story on the first baby born after midnight of the New Year. I've covered this I don't know how many times, at every TV station in every city I've worked in, both with a reporter and by myself to be used as a VO-SOT (Voice Over-Sound On Tape) for the anchors to read.
This morning, when I arrived, KCRA Managing Editor Angie Sheets had my assignment already printed out—covering the first Sacramento baby born into 2016. I could cover it as a VO-SOT or to gather elements to hand over to one of the anchors, or I was welcome to do one of my "Mike Carroll packages" with it.
Every station and the newspaper send photographers and reporters to these stories. This time, since I was doing the story myself, I chose to depict the "media madness" of the story.
To be fair, all the crews at all the station get along in Sacramento and we work together to not step on each other's toes and help each other out when someone needs it. Like when a guy shows up at a story and all the AA-batteries in his microphone are dead. I don't think twice & take out a spare pack that I always have worked into the Port-a-brace cover over my camera and give them over. You never know when you're going to need a hand in return.
Former KCRA producer Chyrisse Hill was the media contact with the Kaiser Permanente Roseville Medical Center—Women's and Children's Center and let in two crews at a time to interview mother Amber White in her recovery room, and then down to the neo-natal intensive care unit to photograph newborn Ashynn White.
I was in the second pair of crews to go in to speak with Amber, however, Chyresse let me follow the first two crews in with my GoPro at the end of a selfie stick to get some behind-the-scenes shots of them to convey the media coverage around the annual first baby.
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Each pair of crews were being budgeted to fifteen minutes with the mother, Amber White. To be most advantageous of this time—and because I wanted to include the "media circus" to this story, I used my GoPro Hero 3+ extensively as my primary B-roll camera.
GoPro — I'm still waiting for you to find me and see how much I'm promoting your amazing camera as a primary camera for shooting news. I'd love to be a GoPro tester for you!
For the interview with Amber, I locked my Sony XDCAM down on a tripod, framed up a close shot on her, with a wireless microphone clipped to her hospital smock, then started the camera rolling and moved around the room with my GoPro. Later, back at the station, I synched the two shots together so that I could alternate between them, or edit from one to another, for butting sound bites together.
It may be a feature—but it's news
It may be a cute story or a feature story, but this is a perennial assignment, it's been in the news from back when I was a little kid watching the TV and it's going to be covered long after I'm out of the scene. I know absolutely nothing about "birthin' no babies," but I want to try and cover as many different stories as I can, and do them as interestingly and compellingly for the viewers at home as I can.
And, frankly, I love the challenge.
Story Time Frame:
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–Our arrival time at the hospital was 1 pm.
–I left the hospital at 2 pm.
–Started loading footage, logging and writing (and chomping down a salad) around 2:45 pm
–Finished script at 4:15-4:30
–Edited 4:30-6 There was a lot of GoPro footage in the story—my primary B-roll camera. I run this through the Warp Stabilizer effect in Adobe Premiere to smooth out the jiggle and give the footage something of a Steadicam look. That takes time to render.
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