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Carlsbad, CA (January 4, 2011) – They call him "Gold," Florida's golden surf child and Dragon is proud to welcome him to the family. Hailing from New Smyrna Beach, Florida, Evan Geiselman, 17, has grown up in surfing's spotlight and is one of the frontrunners in what is quickly becoming a stellar stable of young American surfers. His rapidly growing résumé includes a Pro Junior win at the 2010 U.S. Open of Surfing as well as a record-breaking 15 NSSA regional titles and 2 NSSA National titles. Not only does Evan boast a lengthy list of competitive accolades but his free surfing has made him one of the most exciting surfers in the world to watch. You can find Evan on the cover of the January issue of SURFING Magazine and look for him in Kai Neville's upcoming film Lost Atlas later this year.
"This is a golden opportunity for me and I'm excited about the future with Dragon and feel privileged to be a part of their team, "said Evan on joining forces with Dragon. "I look forward to contributing and doing whatever I can to add to the team and the brands overall success. Plus, the glasses are sick!"
"Evan represents surfing's future," says Rick Irons, Global Brand Manager of Dragon, "and we are really looking forward to working with him long term. His youthful energy and creative input will help us keep leading the way into the future as an eyewear brand."
Evan joins an all-star surf team that includes 2x World Champ Mick Fanning, ASP standouts Taylor Knox and Ace Buchan, style icon Rob Machado, 2010 ASP Rookie of the Year Owen Wright and 2x US Open Champ Brett Simpson, as well as big-wave standouts Shane Dorian and Reef McIntosh.
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Watch Selena Gomez Perform 'Come + Get It' on 'Dancing With the Stars'
Selena Gomez delivered yet another Bollywood-inspired performance of 'Come + Get It' on 'Dancing With the Stars' last night. And yes, she wore a Bindi again.
This time clad in purple instead of red, Gomez looked stunning among a set designed to look almost like a pond, featuring water lily graphics and effects adding to the vibe that gives of floating and gliding when she dances. Unfortunately, for as gorgeous as she and her dancers looked, you could barely hear her vocals at all. She wasn't lip syncing, though there was a generous backing track; it just seems like balancing singing with choreography is a bit much for the starlet.
Thankfully, it was 'Dancing With the Stars,' not 'Karaoke With the Stars' -- so we doubt anyone minds!

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In anticipation of the Wallingford centennial coming up next August, Maureen Clark and I recently visited the Emmet County Historical Museum in Estherville to research our town's history. We expected to need to spend many hours there sifting through books, photos, and newspaper articles. But when we arrived, Mike Maloney led us to a set of shelves filled with binders. Each binder on these shelves was dedicated to a town or township in Emmet County. Two binders about Wallingford were pointed out to us. Inside these two binders was a wealth of information about our town.
I understand that Doreen Hanson has spent many, many hours compiling these binders. So I wanted to her know how much we appreciate her work.
During our visit, I expressed a desire to copy some information. The next day Mildred Bryan called me to arrange a time when I could do that.
There are many other volunteers who work to make our museum a fascinating place and to be on hand for assistance whenever anyone stops there. We're lucky to have them.
The museum's season has now come to a close for this summer, but I urge all Emmet County residents to drop in for a visit next summer. There are several new projects underway now.
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Elizabeth J. "Betty" Keller, 95, formerly of Lafayette Hill, the proprietor of a jewelry shop in Chestnut Hill for more than 40 years, died July 27 at the Fallbrook Skilled Nursing Facility in Fallbrook, Calif.
Mrs. Keller operated the Elizabeth Keller Shop at 8123 and 8012 Germantown Ave., where she specialized in bead design and restringing, and jewelry and watch repair, from 1958 until declining health forced her to close.
Born Elizabeth Jane McElhinney in Philadelphia, she was sent to Ballymena, Ireland, to live with an aunt after her father died when she was 3 years old. Returning to the United States when she was 10, she attended J.S. Jenks Elementary School and graduated from the Philadelphia High School for Girls.
As a young woman, she worked for a time at the Frank & Seder department store in Philadelphia, where she became a buyer for hats, gloves, neckwear and jewelry.
Mrs. Keller was a lifetime member of the Presbyterian Church of Chestnut Hill and taught Sunday school there for 20 years.
A skilled cook, she was often asked to prepare special dishes for family gatherings.
She is survived by a son, David Keller, of Richmond, Va.; a daughter, Jane Hendron, of Oceanside, Calif., and a niece, Elizabeth McElhinney, of San Jose, Calif. She was preceded in death by her husband of 54 years, William, and a brother, Richard McElhinney.
A private service and interment will be held Thursday, Sept. 12, at Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery, Point Loma, Calif. Memorial donations may be made to the Alzheimer's Association, 225 N. Michigan Ave., 17th floor., Chicago, IL 60601, or to an animal charity of the donor's choice. – WF


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Tim Waller brings more than two decades of experience to WYFF News 4, having covered virtually every type of story. He has interviewed Presidents, movie stars and musicians. He's also reported live from the scene of tornados, plane crashes, prison riots, labor strikes and hostage situations. His News 4 Investigates reports, which expose injustices across the state, are consistently some of the most popular and talked about on the station.
Tim's career in television news began in 1986 as anchor-reporter at WKPT-TV in Kingsport, Tennessee. After that, he worked as a general assignment reporter at WSAZ-TV in Charleston, West Virginia. He also worked as a live field reporter for WBNS-TV in Columbus, Ohio.
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These are some of the views and reports relevant to our readers that caught our attention this week.
'Many vested interests benefit from a lack of open government'
Public Leaders Network
"In the first of a series of interviews with speakers and attendees at the Open Government Partnership (OGP) summit 2013, we talk to Professor Jonathan Fox, of the school of international service, American University, Washington.
He will moderate a session in which the founding eight OGP countries will present their two-year national action plans as well as reflect on their first progress report from the OGP's independent reporting mechanism. The OGP was launched in 2011, and is aimed at making governments more transparent and accountable." READ MORE
Aid agencies in the high-tech era: Still relevant?
"Through the use of modern technology, everyone has the potential to become an aid worker. As International Federation of the Red Cross Secretary-General Bekele Geleta noted last week in an exclusive guest editorial for Devex, some people are turning first to social media rather than TV news programs to find out about the latest disasters, volunteer online to manage crisis maps, and use apps to offer their services to those in need of help.
Does this mean technology will eventually make aid agencies obsolete? The answer from Devex readers has been a resounding 'no.'" READ MORE
Europe Can Set the Standard on Anti-Money Laundering
Financial Transparency Coalition
"Money launderers, corrupt politicians, tax dodgers and traffickers of all sorts rely on the same things to move their ill-gotten gains. They need legal structures that allow them to hide their identity.
This often happens through anonymous companies whose beneficial ownership is hidden. European leaders have a unique chance to curb these shell companies in the ongoing review of the European Union's anti-money laundering rules.
To ensure cash or assets are efficiently processed, corrupt officials and politicians require professional bankers, lawyers and accountants willing to help them." READ MORE
When every argument begins with "is it better than cash?"
Aid Thoughts
"Kevin Grier grumbles about the IDA, arguing that its investments couldn't possibly stack up to cash transfers:
The last 3 year replenishment of IDA was for 49.3 billion dollars. So for a decade of IDA, we can use 150 billion dollars as a cost number. People, for $150 billion dollars, you could give 75 million people each $2000 in cold hard cash. From my point of view, that sounds a lot better than giving them "access" to services. Now sure, there are aid agencies worse than the IDA (phone call for USAID), but there is nothing in Mombrial's post that backs up his claim that the IDA is a good investment, and in my opinion, it's actually a bad investment relative to unconditional cash transfers.
Even without the growing body of empirical evidence indicating that just giving cash is an incredibly cost-effective way to increase welfare, there is an extremely compelling theoretical case to be made for cash transfers. Poor households have preferences (replace these with `needs' if you are so inclined, although there are important distinctions between the two), and no one will ever have better information on these preferences than these households. Transferring households cash allows them to best allocate these new resources to meet these preferences – otherwise, we run the risk of wasting resources on stuff that households just don't want.* Combine this with the fact that cash transfers are getting quite easy to make, especially in the era of mobile money, and they appear to be a reasonable standard by which to compare all other interventions." READ MORE
How to Leverage Online Games for Social Impact
"Games have been a point of contention in the education technology field for well over a decade, but thanks to the raw determination of Henry Jenkins, James Gee, Katie Salen and other game enthusiasts, the deconstruction of the games paradox has made space for games with social impact.
I am Ariam Mogos and recently I had the opportunity to participate in the DC Tech Salon on "How Can Serious Online Games Improve Development Impact", and I must admit that the conversation felt a bit top-down.
At this roundtable discussion, folks from the World Bank, USAID, the Woodrow Wilson Center and Zenimax spoke of their successes and failures, and it was evident everyone believed the development community is making significant strides. Many salon participants were concerned with how games could be more fun and how to ensure youth were engaged with game play vs game mechanics." READ MORE
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"Academic observers and public intellectuals frequently criticize mass email action alerts as "slacktivism" or "clicktivism," arguing that the lowered transaction costs of the medium produce a novel form of activism that carries with it hidden costs and dangers for the public sphere. This article challenges those claims, relying on a combination of personal observation within the advocacy community and on a new quantitative dataset of advocacy group email activity to articulate three points. First,that mass emails are functionally equivalent to the photocopied and faxed petitions and postcards of "offline" activism, and represent a difference-of-degree rather thana difference-in-kind. Second, that such low-quality, high-volume actions are a singletactic in the strategic repertoire of advocacy groups, thus reducing cause for concern about their limited effect in isolation. Third, that the empirical reality of email activation practices has little in common with the dire predictions offered by common critiques. The article responds to a previous Policy & Internetarticle: 'TheCase Against Mass E-mails.'" READ MORE
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CHICAGO, IL – Despite numerous arrests and previous dismantling of tents, the occupation at Woodlawn Mental Health Clinic on the southside of Chicago continues. In its second week, Occupiers and mental health advocates opposed to the closure and privatization of half of the city's remaining clinics began more formalized use of the space. On Saturday we held a health fair open to members of the community. On Sunday I brought a selection of books from the Occupy Chicago library out to distribute to those occupying the space and people just passing by. And Monday saw local clergy come out to bless and pray with the occupation, as well as advocate for the clinics.
I want to take a minute to make a confession. Before this occupation began, I don't think I had ever visited Woodlawn before in my life. It's easy to say that I simply haven't had any reason to; I live on the opposite side of the city, 20 miles away. Except that the reality is I never wanted to visit Woodlawn before. It's a place I've only heard of in passing as the site of tragic shootings.
I wasn't sure how the people who live and work in Woodlawn would feel about someone like me setting up camp on their front lawn, to be honest. But the reaction to our presence in the neighborhood has been overwhelmingly positive. I couldn't begin to count the number of people who have thanked me for coming down and spending some time with them, fighting their fight. They've been welcoming and kind. I don't know if it's the recent gentrification, the ever-present police surveillance, or my fellow Occupiers, but I feel safe there. I would sleep there at night if I could. Plus, it's a lovely drive down the lakefront and through the heart of the city. It's so easy to become ensconced in the parts of the city I'm familiar with and forget how far it stretches, and what a beautiful place Chicago really is.
While occupying on Sunday, I heard more detailed plans for the clergy event, including the intention to set up tents again. This time, each tent was named after a clinic being closed by the city. It was a win-win situation; either the city arrested us during a prayer service with some prominent local religious leaders in our midst, or the tents stayed for a while.
I was still working when the event began, but made it down to Woodlawn by 8pm. There were about 60 people present, speaking out in the form of a prayer circle. They gave testimonies about themselves and loved ones who struggle with mental health issues and need this vital resource to continue being available. They told of friends and family members who lost the struggle, and the horrifying consequences. It was poignant and heartbreaking. There is a heavy stigma attached to mental health problems that makes hearing them spoken about so openly truly inspiring.
When the tents went up, before I arrived, police presence increased and threats of arrest were made. But by the time I got there, only a couple patrol cars remained parked across the street. The atmosphere was charged, but in a positive way. Nobody doubted the police would be back, but for a time we were free to discuss exactly what is at stake when public clinics are closed or privatized.
As the prayer circle concluded, I wandered between groups of friends discussing the movement and speculating about what the night would bring. A small group went to collect firewood and marched it back through the streets, chanting. We built up the fire and stayed close for warmth. Someone brought a guitar over and started singing in Spanish. It was the most relaxed part of my day, despite sensing the squad cars (many unmarked) circling ever closer.
The calm was shattered by the sounds of sirens as two fire engines and an ambulance pulled up to the retirement home next to the lot we have been occupying. As it turns out, this was a dry run for what was to come later. But as the fire engines drove past us on their way back to the station, they honked and shook their fists in solidarity, eliciting cheers.
A while later, some of us went to a nearby church which has given us a key in order to use the bathroom. On our way around the block, we noticed an unmarked car with plainclothes officers watching the encampment from a distance. On the way back, three more unmarked cars were congregated. We knew something was going to happen, and soon.
Sure enough, at 10:30pm (conveniently timed for when the news broadcasts all go off the air), a legion of police vehicles descended upon us. The street was completely lined with them, all points of access blocked off. We were given 30 minutes to clear out before eviction. We all took to our phones to call, text, and tweet for supporters to join us. And then the signs and banners came out, and it became a protest again. That struck me as odd, how it had felt more like a friendly campfire sing-along until the authorities showed up and turned us back into the angry protesters you see on TV.
When the police came to make their arrests, most of us had moved to the sidewalk. Two patients told their stories via megaphone as the supporters standing with them were cuffed and taken away. Then they came for the patients themselves. Have you ever seen a man arrested with his walker? It's not something I'm likely to forget.
The tents came down, and still CPD occupied our lot with officers numbering close to our own 40 or so people left. They said we had to keep moving or we would be ticketed, so we marched in a circle, still protesting. And then we found out what they were waiting around for as our new friends from the fire department returned, sirens blaring. Several
firefighters jumped off the front engine and put out our grill fire in less time than it took to read this sentence. It was the funniest thing to me, that they would call the fire department out to douse our small, contained grill fire. An Occupier standing near the engines asked why they had given us thumbs up as they drove by earlier. They said they support the occupation and were just following orders. Their jovial attitude made it clear they felt those orders were as ridiculous as we did. Then they pulled away, honking and waving in solidarity.
The cops left, with 10 of our friends in the paddy wagon. What was accomplished? The tents are down, but the space remains occupied. Our fire was restarted within minutes. Surely this whole operation, complete with semi-staged arrests on shaky legal ground, cost the city. How much is it worth to afford us less of a visible, permanent status in the community? And when will they learn that we don't give up so easily?
The Woodlawn occupation is not leaving, and neither am I.
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(CNN) — Michael Schumacher, the most successful driver in Formula One history, is in critical condition after suffering "severe head trauma" in a skiing accident in the French Alps on Sunday, hospital officials said.
The 44-year-old German, who retired from the elite motorsport for the second and final time in 2012, fell and hit his head on a rock, said the director of the Meribel resort where Schumacher was skiing.
Schumacher was in a coma when he arrived at the University Hospital Center of Grenoble and required immediate brain surgery, hospital officials said in a written statement.
Christophe Gernignon-Lecomte initially told CNN affiliate BFM TV that the injury "is not very serious" but the station later reported it to be "severe head trauma," citing police.
In a phone interview with CNN, Gernignon-Lecomte said the incident happened just after 11 a.m. local time (1000 GMT) while Schumacher was skiing off-piste (on unmarked slopes) in the mountains of Meribel resort between Georges Bauduis Piste and La Biche Piste.
"He was alone and he wore a helmet. He hit his head on a rock," Gernignon-Lecomte said.
"He was rescued a few minutes later by two first aid workers. He was then transferred by helicopter to a nearby hospital.
"He was conscious but in shock when he arrived in the hospital. To be able to determine the exact causes of the accident, we have to wait for a police report.
"There is an open investigation going on. We insist on the fact that Michael Schumacher was skiing off-piste and his fall is not linked to an avalanche."
Schumacher's spokesperson Sabine Kehm released a statement to the official F1 website, confirming the accident had happened on "a private ski trip."
"He was taken to hospital and is receiving professional medical care," she said.
"We ask for understanding that we cannot give continuous information about his health. He was wearing a helmet and was not alone. For his fall, no other person was involved."
A spokesman for the first-aid responders in Meribel — who asked not to be named as a matter of protocol — confirmed that Schumacher was wearing a helmet, and said he had suffered "a relatively bad head injury."
He said Schumacher had been transferred from the Hospital of Moutiers to the Grenoble Hospital, where there is a trauma center.
The spokesman added that the injury was "not life-threatening" and that Schumacher was conscious at the scene of the accident.
Former French F1 driver Olivier Panis visited the hospital in Grenoble but was not able to see Schumacher, BFM reported.
"I will come back tomorrow. Yes I am worried," Panis told BFM.
"I know that his family has arrived. As I am here in Grenoble, I want to come to him and say hello, for old times' sake. He is a great champion and someone very loved in Formula One."
Schumacher made his F1 debut in 1991 and had won a record seven world titles by the time of his first retirement in 2006 — five of those with Ferrari.
He returned to the track with the revived Mercedes team in 2010, but struggled to repeat his earlier glories.
His best finish was third place at last year's European Grand Prix in Valencia, his only podium position in three seasons with the German manufacturer.
British journalist Kevin Garside told CNN that Schumacher was "a very good skier" but acknowledged that he was "fearless" — like most F1 drivers.
"These people don't recognize fear like you and I do. There is no gene in their body that lets them go slow," Garside said.
"Schumacher wasn't a skier when he joined Ferrari (in 1996) but by the end he was excellent. Each year Ferrari used to have a media week in the Alps in Italy and they would always have a race — and it was always Schumacher who won. He was a genuinely quick skier.
"But he was always very mindful of the danger around him. I approached him for an interview at the top of the slope and he said it would have to be quick as he wanted to check the piste. That meant he wanted to make sure he understood the slopes, the cambers, even though it was only a fun race."
–By Gary Morley. CNN's Elwyn Lopez contributed to this report.
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Emmanuel and five of its neighboring colleges - Massachusetts College of Art, Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, Simmons College, Wentworth Institute of Technology and Wheelock College - have joined in the Colleges of the Fenway (COF) collaboration. The collaboration benefits students by offering cross-registration, at no additional cost, to any COF institution.
In addition, students benefit from common social events and access to the academic resources and services of all six institutions. Emmanuel students enjoy all the benefits of a small college environment, while having access to the resources of a large university. Collectively, the colleges represent more than 11,400 undergraduate students, comprising 16.2% of the total Boston population of undergraduates attending four-year colleges, more than 700 full-time faculty and 2,300 course offerings.
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The answer may partly be a perception that events like Hurricane Sandy are just too big for most state governments to handle, but I think there's also something deeper at play: a sense of solidarity as Americans. That sense of solidarity is expressed in the current embrace of Governor Christie and President Obama across the partisan divide.
This sense of national solidarity isn't universal, but the differences don't necessarily correlate with the familiar liberal-conservative spectrum. Both cosmopolitan liberals and libertarian conservatives are uncomfortable with embracing social solidarity as a norm. Cosmopolitans think we have the same obligation to help people in other countries; libertarians are oriented toward individualism rather than social solidarity. On the other hand, social conservatives tend to take a more organic view of society, as do communitarian liberals.
Cosmopolitans and libertarians have historically not been a large part of the population. It's probably no coincidence that they tend to be a bit skeptical on national security issues as well, resistant to high defense budgets and military action. Most people, for better or worse, retain a sense of unity that comes into play when disaster strikes, whether the disaster is 9/11 or Hurricane Sandy. I doubt that we can understand disaster policy without taking this factor into account.


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Sticker shock may be a factor in developing cellulosic ethanol plants.
The process necessary to take sugar from grain and convert it into a fuel has been around for a long time, says Joe Bouton, senior vice president and director of the Forage Improvement Division at The Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation in Ardmore, Oklahoma.
He figures construction costs for an average-size grain ethanol plant runs about $70 million. "For cellulosic plants, it's a three or four-fold difference, maybe as much as $350 million."
But that start-up price will come down, he says. "Technology will drive prices down eventually."
In the meantime, he and other Noble Foundation scientists are trying to make forages, specifically switchgrass, easier to convert into sugar and, ultimately, ethanol or other alcohols.
"It's relatively easy to use the starch in corn. Bootleggers have been doing it for years. But for cellulosic ethanol, we have to back up the process a few steps."
For some conversion processes, the lignin found in plants makes the procedure a bit tougher and more expensive, Bouton says. Generally, lignin represents about 30 percent of all plant material.
He and other Noble Foundation scientists have been working on reduced lignin forages for years. "The ultimate bio-refinery for vegetative matter is a cow," he says. "So if we make a feedstock that's better for animals it likely will be better for biofuel production as well."
Reducing lignin by 10 percent helps animals digest forages, he says. "That reduction also will increase the yield of ethanol." Less lignin means less difficulty breaking cellulose down into sugars.
Bouton says the technology to reduce lignin content in alfalfa is in place and it will likely work in grasses as well.
"We have a grant from the USDA to develop low lignin switchgrass. There is a lot of interest in that work. Low lignin will be a value-added trait."
Bouton says initially cellulosic ethanol plants will use whatever is available as feedstocks. That may include crop residues, timber scraps and crops grown specifically for fuel use. "Eventually, ethanol manufacturing facilities will place a higher value on feedstocks that are more efficient," he says.
A high-lignin switchgrass may offer potential for energy as well. Steve Rhines, vice president, general counsel, and director of Public Affairs, says plants with increased lignin contain more energy and could prove to be valuable in certain conversion processes.
"The yield per unit of input remains the goal," Bouton says. "At the end of the day, yield is the basic economic factor. We could get a premium price for designer feedstocks, such as switchgrass."
He says economical cellulosic ethanol production is close. "We know we can do it. We have the technology. We know we can grow switchgrass. We just need bio-refineries to provide an end-market for the agricultural producer."
Bouton says it's the chicken and egg dilemma. Bio-refiners and energy companies are reluctant to build bio-refineries until they have a consistent source of feedstocks and producers are reluctant to ratchet up feedstock production until they have reliable markets for their crop in place.
The potential economics for the end product look good. "At $1.07 per gallon, the initial target set by the federal government, cellulosic ethanol should be viable and competitive," Rhines says.
"It's also a matter of national security," Bouton says. "We're currently sending $350 billion a year overseas for foreign oil. We can put that money into our own economy and pay for energy we produce."
As the price of gasoline hovers around $3 per gallon, the risk to ramp up ethanol production is low. "We see a lot of interest," Bouton says. "The government has begun to facilitate some things — jump-starting important projects for this industry. We are encouraged by the excitement of agricultural producers we have talked to, the advancements in technology, and the role the government is playing to move this process along."


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Following behind St. Edward's was UNC-Pembroke in second place (606), with Dallas Baptist in third (610). Post University (615) came in fourth, followed by host Coker (622) and Anderson in a tie for fifth, with Newman (625), Erskine (633) and Tri-County Tech (665) finishing out the field of nine.
Individually for Coker, John LaDow (Pottstown, PA) was the leader in ninth place with an eight over 152, followed by Chris Marsh (Georgetown, SC) with a 10 over 154. Jared Crane (Greenville, SC) was next at 158 (+14), with Diego Polo (Guatemala City, Guatemala) and Patrick Kirby (Paris, Ontario) rounding out the field shooting 159 (+15) and 165 (+21) respectively.
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There is nothing especially frightening about Room 350 at the Standard Hotel on the Sunset Strip. It overlooks the pool, with colorful mod décor pleasantly bathed in bright window light. Inside, documentary filmmaker Rodney Ascher is prepared to discuss the startling obsessions of his "Room 237."
The film is a vivid, layered exploration of the symbolism and conspiracies certain fanatics insist can be found within Stanley Kubrick's 1980 horror film, "The Shining," the story of a writer (played by Jack Nicholson) who grows murderously insane as the caretaker of the snowbound Overlook Hotel. In "Room 237," film clips elegantly pieced together are accompanied by the voices of superfans connecting "The Shining" to the Holocaust, the massacre of Native Americans, and Kubrick's secret role in the supposed faking of the Apollo moon landings, among other theories.
It is, as a paranoid Joe Pesci once railed in "JFK," a "mystery wrapped in a riddle inside an enigma." A collaboration with producer Tim Kirk, the film opened this weekend at Laemmle's Playhouse 7 in Pasadena. Bearded and dressed in a dark suit and tie, Ascher did his best to translate in an interview with Marquee.
Marquee: Kubrick is a filmmaker whose work invites close examination, but the fans in "Room 237" dig deeper than even he must have intended.
Ascher: We still haven't hit bottom. Most everyone who we interviewed in the film are continuing to study Kubrick and put up new things that they find. There's clear symbolic elements in almost every one of his movies. He's also a filmmaker who had such control over every element of the production. That gives us more reason to assume intentionality over all the little details.
Did you find any new clues at the Kubrick exhibition now at LACMA?
For me it was very exciting to see some of the relics from the original [films]. In the case of "A Clockwork Orange," it was very interesting to imagine yourself in the Korova Milk bar looking at the furniture. Reading the [Kubrick] letters helped you get into his personality, which was always sketched a little loosely because he wasn't the most public guy in the world.
Also at LACMA are the little dresses worn by the twins haunting the Overlook Hotel in "The Shining."
Those dresses are so weird because they're supposed to be American girls in the year 1970, and that's not the period that they conjure up. And that has been a springboard for all sorts of ideas that are above and beyond what we were able to get into "Room 237."
How did this project start for you?
[Producer Tim Kirk] posted this deep metaphorical analysis of "The Shining" on my Facebook wall one day. We spent the next year researching everything we could about metaphors and allegories people have found in "The Shining." Only in the last couple of years have people generated the lion's share of this stuff.
In his later career, Kubrick films were often greeted with disappointment on release, but eventually became worshipped works of cinema. But why such obsession for "The Shining"?
One possible answer is that "The Shining" has more symbolic elements hidden in it than any other. But there's also great parallels between "The Shining" and what we're trying to do. They're both stories of people trapped in a maze. There's something to the fact that horror movies often make the best metaphors.
Should we expect this level of obsession for "Eyes Wide Shut" in 20 years?
Oh, they're already on it. If you want to lose a day or two, start digging around what people are writing about "Eyes Wide Shut" these days. It very quickly gets into studies of secret societies, and people tie in Kubrick's biography into it too, which gets very interesting and at times kind of eerie.
Who is the audience for "Room 237"?
Making this thing, we really didn't consider the sensibilities of any other human being besides me and Tim. We find this stuff really interesting so we're just going to do it. The idea that this would have crossover appeal was nothing I considered or assumed.
Any theories on how Kubrick himself might have reacted to your documentary?
I know he was very interested in hearing people explain their ideas about "2001: A Space Odyssey," and that he would categorically refuse to explain the symbolism in any of his movies. If nothing else, all this stuff goes to show that "The Shining" — although it's 30-some years old at this point — is still important and relevant and interesting to people today. How many movies that came out in 1980 are people talking about?
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Former Liverpool and England striker Michael Owen could announce on Wednesday where he will next play.
The 32-year-old, a free agent following his release by Manchester United last season, has been linked with a return to Anfield as well as with Stoke, Everton and Sunderland. The Liverpool rumours have grown since Friday following the club's failure to sign a new striker on transfer deadline day and remarks from manager Brendan Rodgers suggesting he is receptive to the idea.
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PHOENIX – An Arizona agency that investigated workplace violations related to the deaths of 19 firefighters is recommending action against the state Forestry Division.
The Arizona Division of Occupational Safety and Health will present its findings Wednesday to the state Industrial Commission.
The Prescott-based Granite Mountain Hotshots had been battling the Yarnell Hill Fire under management of the Arizona State Forestry Division when all but one of the men died June 30.
ADOSH is proposing penalties and citations for the state Forestry Division. The office would not discuss specifics ahead of the meeting in Phoenix.
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It's been one helluva year for the King of Country! George Strait celebrated his 61st birthday in May and notched his 60th No. 1 single. He has also enjoyed a completely sold out run for his two-year Cowboy Rides Away Tour -- which is his official goodbye from active touring -- but not from actively performing or making music. Now, Strait will be honored with the ASCAP Founders Award this November.
It's the most prestigious honor that the performing rights society grants to songwriters and composers who've made pioneering and significant contributions to music. Previous country stars to nab this honor include Garth Brooks and Alan Jackson.
Strait will be feted on Monday, Nov. 4 at the new Music City Center in Nashville at the 51st Annual ASCAP Country Music Awards. It's an invite-only, black-tie event that celebrates songwriters and publishers of ASCAP's most-performed country songs between April 1, 2012 and March 31, 2013.
"George Strait is a living legend whose revitalization of classic country music defined a generation of country singers and continues to inspire songwriters today," said ASCAP President and Chairman Paul Williams. "He has topped the charts more often than any country artist in history, captivating millions while remaining true to his style and love of tradition. 'King' George is a genuine musical pioneer whose influence on country music is immeasurable, and we are honored to recognize his extraordinary career with the ASCAP Founders Award."
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Hi guys, I was getting ready to buy Object Destop but I remembered that I will be switching to Windows 7 in October when it is released. Does Object Desktop work with Windows 7 or will it? Thanks!
some yes some not quited
hence the 7betas in ODNT
What about Windowblinds and Mycolors?
I don't know what 7betas in ODNT is sorry.
if you have an ObjectDesktop (for some reason called ODNT) subscription you get access to the beta versions of software before it becomes a release version
WB7 is released yet, there is beta version
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I am currently running Icon Packager 5, DeskScapes 2.9, Window Blinds 7, and Tweak 7 in Windows 7 without any problems.
If you buy Object desktop now, you will have access to all of these and updates to the final releases once Windows 7 is released.
Object Desktop is the best way to go for an OS change, because as applications are updated, you will get the new updates automatically through Impulse.
I cant seem to get it to work on Windows 7 . alot of things wont work with Windows 7 . I sure hope that they figure out what to do about all this because i have two laptops one has Windows Vista and the other has Windows 7 and i bought some of there products and Soon Windowes Vista will be absolet...lol
Which apps are you having problems with on Windows 7?
Just as an FYI ...
I believe Object Desktop is also know as ODNT due to the fact that OD was *first* released as a software product for the now defunct OS/2 operating system. During the switchover to fully supporting Windows Stardock needed some way to distinguish the two distinct products, hence:
OD = Object Desktop for OS/2
ODNT = Object Desktop for Windows
Not a bad guess, but it's actually just short for Object Desktop Network, which was the original full name. Honestly I like your idea better.
Can you be more specific here? Since Object Desktop is more than one app, we can't tell which one you're having trouble with.
I can't get Windowblinds to work on Windows 7 either. I try to start the app and it just gives me the white screen, and Windows is Searching For the Problem..thingy. Such a shame because I used to make lots of skins and now I can't even get the program to work.
If you verify WindowBlinds in Impulse does it say it is installed correctly? To verify the application through Impulse:-Launch Impulse. Right click on the entry for the application and choose "Verify Installation"-Impulse will check the integrity of the installed application. You should be given feedback as to the state of the installed application.-If errors are found, an update should be made available in Impulse. This is not an update to a newer version, but simply Impulse using the update mechanism to replace corrupted files.-Once the update completes, reboot your PC.
Same thing here, I don't even have the link : Verify installation when I rightclick on the object or on the menu...
Windows 7 64x and Internet 8. Impulse doesn't recognize my serial number for Object Desktop...please help
Sorry, this was recently changed. Hold shift when right clicking and it should be there.
Thank you
and where can I get help for this: Impulse doesn't recognize my serial number for Object Desktop...please help starts with ODxxxxxxxxxxxxx
and also when I try to get the latest updates for windowblinds 7, my computor doesn't install it. The JUNE 06 version stays there please help...Thank you
Try closing Impulse and running the following file:
Make sure to to save the link as a file, some browsers display it as plaintext. Once you follow the link, save the file and double click it to apply it. Then relaunch Impulse. You will need to re-login with your username/e-mail (either will work) and password.
Windows 7 Home Premium x64. Everything works except for Boot Skin and BootskinVista on my computer. (the apps that wouldn't work on Vista still do not work o Win7) I would definitely recommend it if that is what is stopping you. My second year subscription will be up soon and Iwill definitely be renewing it.
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On my first pass, I made a big batch of refried pinto beans, loaded with cumin and fresh salsa. Then I added in steamed cubes of winter squash, pan fried with toasted cumin and coconut oil. Tossed in some collared greens sauteed with garlic and veggie broth, some green peas (frozen), and topped it all with cilantro and fresh lime.
The second Winter Mexi Bowl was even better ~ With roasted cauliflower and butternuts! The roasted goodness was a great addition, and I decided to write down what I did so that I could share with you (and so that I could repeat the magic again!)
Here's what I did, though (obviously) this "recipe" is super tweakable. Also, I made a note "This would be even better with twice as much cauliflower!" - so feel free to double up on the roasted cauliflower:
2 tsp olive oil, divided
12 oz butternut squash, cut into 1/2 inch cubes
1/4 tsp cumin,
1/4 tsp coriander
8 oz cauliflower, cut into small florets
1/8 tsp salt
8 oz collards, rinsed and chopped
2-3 cloves of garlic, sliced
1 can of vegetarian refried beans (or 2 cups homemade refries)
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1 tsp ground cumin
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The Oscar nominee was photographed carrying the red leather bag on Thursday, when she attended a memorial in New York in honor of her "Doubt" and "The Master" co-star, who was found dead on February 2.
Officials at the luxury fashion firm subsequently sent out a press release with the snap of Adams holding the purse, adding, "We are pleased to announce Amy Adams carrying the Valentino Garavani Rockstud Duble bag from the Spring/Summer 2014 collection on Feb. 6 in New York."
Company bosses were accused of exploiting the actor's wake for publicity purposes, and executives have now issued an apology. Mona Swanson, VP of communications for Valentino USA, says in a statement, "We sincerely regret releasing a photo to the media of Amy Adams with a Valentino Bag. We were not aware the photograph was taken while she was attending the wake of Philip Seymour Hoffman. It was an innocent mistake and we apologize to Ms. Adams who was not aware, or a part of, our P.R. efforts."
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On Apr 3, 2009, at 5:04 AM, Bill Broadley wrote: > Vincent Diepeveen wrote: >> I wouldn't bet at registered-ecc DDR3 ram to become cheaper. >> To be honest i misjudged that for DDR reg-ecc ram also, >> it still is relative spoken expensive. > > I've heard this a dozen times, seems repeated quite often. Yet when I > actually look I see it either so small as to be inconsequential or > even negative. > > 6GB ram for a dual nehalem system: > http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx? > Submit=ENE&DEPA=0&Order=BESTMATCH&Description=DDR3-1066+ECC&x=0&y=0 > $96.99 / 6 = $16.165 per GB > > 4 GB ram > http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx? > Submit=ENE&DEPA=0&Order=BESTMATCH&Description=2GB+DDR2-800+ECC&x=0&y=0 > $109.99 / 4 = $27.49 per GB > > Sure the later is fully buffered and the former is not, but > registered isn't > required for up to 6 dimms in a dual socket. > > At silicon mechanics a dual nehalem upgrade from 12GB of DDR-1333 - > > 24GB of > (swapping 2GB dimms for 4GB > DDR-1333 = $348 / 12 = $29 per GB. > > For an opteron system to swap 2GB dimms for 4 = $760 /16 = $47.50 > per GB. > > Where is the horror of the high DDR3 prices? > >> DDR2 ecc ram on other hand is so dirt cheap, > > Previous comparisons for desktops showed about a $25 difference for > your > average new highend desktop with 4-8GB ram. Hardly something worth > noting IMO. > >> that you really can make nodes with a lot of ram really cheap. > > Indeed, a dual xeon E5530 with 24GB ram is around $3k, which I > think is very > reasonable. > >> Both amd as well as intel have boards where you can put in easily >> 64GB ram, >> some even you could go to 128GB ram. > > Indeed, the above mentioned xeon E5530 with 48GB ram is $3700. > >> Latency of DDR3 is not really good cmopared to DDR2. Of course this >> depends upon how you use >> the RAM. > > Not really good? I've seen a decent improvement using the normal, > my plat, or > lmbenchs. > >> That i7 can deliver the weird amount of 192 bytes at a time or so, >> versus dual channel ddr2 can deliver 64 at a time. > > Er, well the newer AMD chips can return 64 at a time on 2 channels, > and the > new intel is 64 at a time from 3. Are you arguing aesthetics or > performance? > Considering that often the intel get's a fair bit more performance > with 8 > threads vs 4 it seems pretty reasonable to add another channel to > maintain the > performance vs memory bandwidth or IMO more important performance > per random > memory reference. > >> Now that's a huge bandwidth difference of course, some i7's even >> get to >> 18GB/s bandwidth, versus 10GB/s for the DDR2 > > I've seen 22GB/sec on a single socket, it did require using > pathscale's > compiler. The dual sockets are of course better... unlikely the > previous > generation dual socket intels which were often SLOWER than the > desktops. > >> equivalent; yet that means that the latency of the DDR2 quadcores is >> simply better. More bytes at a time comes at a big latency > > I don't follow, do you have numbers? > >> price simply. >> >> If you're just having software that streams and hardly has >> something to >> do for the cpu's to calculate while you stream, >> then maybe consider rewriting the algorithm to something more complex >> that needs to stream less and can do more calculations, >> as doing massive calculations at just a few gigabytes of RAM is what >> gpu's are genius at and will scale perfectly for, maybe >> even outperforming the law of more there for a short period of >> time in >> number of instructions a cycle you can push through in total >> at a single gpu node. > > Certainly performance vs the previous generation varies, but it > seems that > even cache friendly stuff is often 5-10% faster and that's before > you consider > running 8 threads instead of 4. If you are doing random lookups or > anything > bandwidth intensive it's even better. Once you look at dual > sockets (xeon > 55xx) vs intel the difference is even bigger. > > So when you look at the performance, the price, and the power usage > it's a > pretty compelling improvement vs the previous intel. I'm not sure > if the AMD > systems have price adjusted as a result yet but I expect them to. > Now it's > AMDs turn, maybe they will ship some CPUs that take more than 75 > watts now > that Intel seems to have finally shipped something competitive. >


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Did anyone else read that book growing up? It was one of my favorites in sixth grade. I either wanted to be Kate Bloomfield or have her as my best friend … and it holds up quite well, I'd say. Or at least it did, the last time I was at home and read it again.
So, hey. Here I am. Things are hectic. I'm applying for jobs. Real jobs, that require a PhD. That's scary stuff.
I miss my knitting time. I miss you guys.
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