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As Socrates so sagely suggested when he stopped by the set of "Fast & Furious 6" — "Yo, know thyself..."
Dom and crew certainly took the words to heart. For all the excess in the latest installment of the adrenaline-injected street-racing action franchise, its humble, low-budget 2001 beginnings are still visible today in the rear-view mirror of Dom's super souped-up 1969 Dodge Daytona Charger.
Buildings topple, bridges crumble and speed limits are shamelessly broken as "Fast & Furious 6" roars through the streets of London. But the ties that bind are stronger than ever.
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True, the movie doesn't know when or how to put the brakes on. It does, however, understand precisely what it is. No pretensions to greatness, it demonstrates total dedication to "badassness," which I believe is the technical term.
Even though Vin Diesel's Dom insists, "I don't do cold," the entire crew is in the British Isles, having been hijacked by noble ideals, a lost love and the hope of U.S. pardons for all their crimes and misdemeanors. Most recent was the $100 million they skimmed from a Brazilian drug lord in 2011's surprisingly satisfying "Fast Five."
Though it hardly seems possible, director Justin Lin and screenwriter Chris Morgan have brought even greater intensity to "6." The filmmakers have been on board since 2006's "Tokyo Drift," which brought Dom — and some sizzle in general — back to the party after the disastrous "2 Fast 2 Furious."
In the new film, the action sequences are the most ambitious yet. The fights are sophisticatedly choreographed to be more brutally bam-bam than ever. And the underlying theme of family and loyalty that remains key to the "Furious" appeal is so heavily underscored, I believe every actor in the film gets to say "family" at least once.
But what really sets "F&F6" apart is the blinding speed with which it shifts between over-the-top action, that speedometer inching toward 800 mph at times, and soap opera emotions that bring everything to a screeching halt. It's enough to give you whiplash … in a good way.
All the "Fast" friends are back. In case you're not up to speed, the hard core include Dom's best friend and ex-FBI-er, Brian (Paul Walker), and Dom's sister Mia (Jordana Brewster), who is also Brian's significant other and expecting their child. Roman (Tyrese Gibson), the computer whiz kid Tej (Chris "Ludacris" Bridges), "Tokyo Drift's" Han (Sung Kang) and "F&F4's" reformed bad girl Gisele (Gal Gadot) round out the crew.
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But "6's," and Dom's, raison d'être is Letty, one of the franchise originals.
Letty's return from the dead was the big tease at the end of "Fast Five" (this time, the credits carry a hint about "7"). Michelle Rodriguez makes her classic tough chick even tougher. She survived the end we thought we witnessed when her undercover cover in a drug cartel was blown a few "Fasts" back.
Letty is alive but with no memory of Dom or anything else about her former life except how to drive. Her drag race through the streets of London with Dom — their version of foreplay — is reason enough to catch the flick at some point.
For now, though, Letty's under the influence of newly notorious international villain Shaw (Luke Evans). Once a member of British SAS elite forces, he's gone rogue.
The actual "reasons" for Shaw's villainy, beyond selling a secret military thingy for major bucks, is neither clear nor important. Federal agent Hobbs (Dwayne Johnson), who spent "Fast Five" hunting Dom down, now needs his help.
Why? Well, because Shaw is a fast-car fanatic too. It's as good an excuse as any for Dom et al to pull off the most outrageous and implausible string of road racing maybe in the history of mankind. Shaw's got his own crew of muscle men, but Klaus (Kim Kold) is the only one who is much fun. He is literally bigger than Hobbs, and their face-off, I swear, rattles the theater.
In addition to all the dangerous driving that is the franchise's signature, nearly every major character spends time airborne over great expanses of nothingness, with the ground or some landing spot far, far below — and often moving at high speed — so a shout-out to the stunt team that earned its pay.
Cinematographer Stephen F. Windon, long a part of the "F&F" team, does a spiffy job with all of it — the high flying and the buildings, planes and countless vehicles that implode and explode for the greater good.
Still, at times, it's hard not to wish for less. The fights play out in excruciating detail — who said everyone could throw a punch? There is no end to the explosions. The love scenes are the one occasion restraint finally shows up. They are little more than moony glances, mostly between Dom and Letty, but honestly, that was enough.
As much of a kick as "Fast & Furious 6" can be, in the pantheon of film, even action films, it's no Shakespeare. But as Socrates also said, "It is what it is, bro." And that's a pretty sweet ride.
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Snapshots from France: Flammekueche from Flam's
OK. So the big question you may have* is whether Girl Slice and I ate pizza while we were in France. Yes and no. If you consider flammekueche pizza (Adam from the Past talked about this stuff last week), then, yes, we ate pizza.
Girl Slice became a fan of a place called Flam's when she lived in Paris on a work-study program in college and wanted to introduce me to it. So our first dinner after getting hopelessly lost on the way to checking in to our hotel was at a branch of this flammekueche-driven chain.
The first thing I learned in the country was that the French are fans of prix fixe meals, often referred to on the menu as formules. Our eyes being bigger than our stomachs (which often turned out to be the case on this trip), we went for the all-the-flammekueche-you-can-eat option (see top-right photo at top of post).
For our first round, we ordered Flam's "L'Authentique Traditionnelle" (the traditional tarte flambée I mentioned last week) and the "La Champignons Frais" (fresh mushrooms, smoked lardons, and onions).
They made a mistake, and our "L'Authentique" actually included Emmental cheese. C'est la vie. It was good regardless. The mushroom one was better, though.
But perhaps the best one was "L'Indienne" (above), an Indian-influenced number with chicken, various peppers, curry, and coconut. That I could still enjoy this thing after a belly full of 1.25 tarte flambées (Girl Slice passed on some of her first-round share) says something, I think.
The "La Légère" (the vegetarian option) was OK but basically just a bunch of veggies dumped on. It was the most lackluster of the bunch. We finished it, but just barely. Which was surprising that we couldn't get through as much as we thought, given the thinness of these things (above).
Part of the "formule" plan that I grew to love was the dessert option. I rarely order dessert when left to my own devices, but if it's part of a prix fixe, you don't have to twist my arm twice.
Regrets, I've Had a Few
I'm now kicking myself in the derriere for not ordering "La New-Yorkaise." It caught my eye the minute I opened the menu. What's on it?
"Boeuf haché, moutarde à l'ancienne, oignons, et salade verte." Or, ground beef, mustard, onions, and green salad. Oh, the French. Sounds like someone at Flams HQ needs a trip to La New York.
I did, however, employ the Fold Hold while eating my Flam's, which is in itself very New York.
Visited: Flams Montparnasse, 15th Arrondissement, 32 avenue du Maine, 75015 Paris, France (map) 01 45 44 63 53; flams.fr
* If you've been following Slice, know that I have been away in France the last two weeks, and actually give a rat's ass, that is.
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BMW Group CEO Norbert Reithofer finally officially revealed that the automaker wants to sell 2 million cars a year in 2016 instead of 2020. Hitting the target four years ahead of schedule would mean that the milestone would coincide with BMW's 100th birthday.
German weekly Manager Magazin reported last summer that BMW would push forward the target. I asked the CEO about the new goal when we met last week at the Geneva auto show, but Reithofer was determined to keep the news a secret until BMW's annual press conference this week.
It's understandable why BMW wanted to control the release of the information: It's really big news. BMW's goal is the most ambitious target of all three German premium brands. By comparison, Audi wants to reach 2 million sales a year by 2020 and Mercedes-Benz aims for 1.6 million by 2015. (Mercedes has not announced its goal for 2020.) All three companies promise that their auto units' operating margins will be 8 percent to 10 percent in the future.
BMW's margin last year was 11.8 percent on total group revenues of 68.8 billion euros. The company set a record for group unit sales -- 1.68 million vehicles – for which the BMW brand accounted for 1.38 million. In a nutshell, BMW is stronger than ever and promises to set new records in 2012.
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What makes the Bavarians so optimistic?
- This year is off to a record start. The company has delivered nearly 240,000 BMW, Mini and Rolls-Royce vehicles to customers worldwide in just two months. That almost matches Jaguar Land Rover's total global sales in 2011 (275,000).
- BMW's product portfolio is young, attractive and growing. Before the summer ends, BMW and Mini will have launched 12 new or updated models.
- Worldwide, the number of wealthy individuals is growing, which means more and more people have the cash for a premium car. Currently, growth in the premium segment exceeds that of the overall car market.
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What hurdles could slow Reithofer, 55, from reaching his goal before retirement?
- The latest management board shuffle is risky. Other automakers would not even consider having board members with so much experience swap positions. It seems likely that there will be friction between BMW brand sales boss Ian Robertson and crown prince Harald Krueger, who takes over Robertson's former responsibilities for Mini, Rolls-Royce as well as aftersales for all three brands.
- BMW needs to establish more strategic alliances to ensure access to technologies, pool expertise and generate cost savings. The problem is that these alliances can increase complexity and bureaucracy. Reithofer has declined to predict if the automaker's cooperation with PSA on electrification and hybridization would be enlarged – or maybe even ended – due to French automaker's new tie-up with General Motors. BMW, meanwhile, is in talks with GM to cooperate on fuel cells. Juggling all of these alliances drains management.
- In 2012, BMW wants to further extend its global footprint and raise capacities in China, the United States, South Africa, India and emerging markets such as Brazil. That is a massive workload.
- According to a recent study by Berylls Strategy Advisors, the "premium party will soon be over." The consultancy warns that margins in the premium sector will deteriorate up to 50 percent by 2020 because of the huge investment automakers will need to make in future technologies that lower CO2.
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Reithofer knows that the industry faces a period of major technological change. This week he said he wants BMW to be "both a pioneer and a driving force in this transition" by following "complementary paths: evolution and revolution."
The CEO went on to underline his point by saying: "The further development of high-efficiency combustion engines and hybrid drives – this is what we consider evolution. Zero-emission mobility, combined with production and the innovative use of materials and new services – this is what we call revolution."
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Art camp: a week in scenic Bennington spent chasing the muse
BENNINGTON, Vt. — It looked like a painting: the emerald field spreading out in every direction, backed against a mountain range that seemed to fade to purple in the midmorning haze. It was the kind of scene a painter like Melissa Bowen Rubin might dream about.
This, however, was no dream. It was just another day at Art New England Summer Workshops, held annually at Bennington College, where artists come for a week or more of instruction, unfettered access to materials and studios, and a chance to chase the muse without the demands of home and work.
"This is really a return to art for me," Rubin said between brushstrokes.
The New York resident was happy to be painting again, she said, after school and career had pulled her away.
She picked a great place to stage her comeback. This southwestern Vermont town nestled between the Taconic and Green mountains is truly a spot for the creative with its natural beauty, bucolic bliss, and architectural wonders.
Art New England welcomes artists like Rubin who are returning to the easel, as well as novices, pros, and many teachers looking to sharpen or expand their skills in any one of a number of disciplines.
"This is summer camp for adults," said Peter Laytin, a professional photographer, Fitchburg State University professor, and part-time studio manager at Art New England. "There's just their artwork — no cooking, no chores, nothing."
Art New England has been around for nearly three decades, beginning as an outgrowth of the magazine of the same name. Massachusetts College of Art and Design purchased the program in 2001. That's when Nancy McCarthy, painter, administrator, and adjunct faculty member, began managing the program, along with Joe Doucette, college administrator and artist. CeCe Sloan, a veteran from the program's founding days, is still active as an on-site manager.
McCarthy said the reality is that for most professional, teaching, and amateur artists summer is the only time they can devote themselves exclusively to improving their skills and technique.
"It's very rare to be able to practice your art and at the same time make a living. The day job interferes," she said. "This is a great way for people to get reinvigorated."
Bette Bussel, executive director of the American Camp Association-New England, agreed. "For adults, to be in a 24/7 environment where lodging and meals are taken care of allows everyone to unplug and focus on all camp has to offer, including the opportunity to meet new friends and the chance to explore and build new skills," she said.
The focus at Art New England isn't hard to figure out. The accommodations — primarily dorm rooms in Colonial-style houses with communal bathrooms and no air conditioning or television — are a far cry from the Ritz; and the food, though fine and plentiful, is served cafeteria style. If a fancy room and five-star cuisine top your list of vacation musts, this may not be for you. However, if creating art with like-minded folk under the guiding hand of established artists in blissful surroundings is, then by all means, book now.
Participants come from all over to choose from the three weeks of offerings. During our time at Bennington, a couple from Europe was on hand for the extended-stay program, though a quick glance at the parking lot revealed that New England and New York license plates dominated. The participants, who average in age between 35 and 50, come not just for the instruction, 24-hour studio access, and camaraderie, but also the trimmings: nightly "life drawing" sessions, faculty lectures, and on-site exhibits featuring their work and that of their instructors.
Still, it's hard to believe that even the most dedicated artists envision their vacationing selves kneeling on the floor of a small college chapel with a piece of chalk trying to capture on paper the subtle textures of the tile. But Tom Lewis, a retired architect from Watertown, said he couldn't think of a better way to spend his downtime.
Meanwhile, in room after room of the college's Visual and Performing Arts Center, with its large windows and seemingly endless classrooms and studios, artists sketched models, made prints, fired pottery, and painted. Others positioned themselves and their easels outdoors.
The faculty for each week comprises artists who have exhibited around the world and excel at instructing. They teach technique, but in addition give the participants plenty of time to work. One morning, we came upon Jay Ryan of Fairhaven working on a portrait of a live model while instructor Catherine Kehoe offered occasional guidance. A floor below, Deborah Rosen rolled clay to the beat of a reggae song while getting her work ready to be fired.
"I can't do this in my apartment in Brooklyn," she said.
What free time there is can be spent enjoying a trip downtown to check out the local galleries, leisurely walks around campus, or a late-day gathering watching the sun sink behind the mountains.
"It's a real family atmosphere," McCarthy said.
The art world can be a place of "sharp elbows," she added. There's none of that at Art New England. Instead, there's an all-for-one ethos that's a hallmark of the program, and a true generosity of spirit pervades.
Many of the artists we spoke with were Art New England veterans, including Deb Arter of Damariscotta, Maine, who's been coming for two decades. Then there were relative newbies, like three-timer Corinna D'Schoto of Jamaica Plain, a MassArt student who interns at the camp in order to participate in a workshop.
"It's been awesome," D'Schoto said, as she worked on a small painting in the Vermont sunshine.
With most individual workshops capped at 12 participants, the majority last summer were booked to capacity. The schedule for this summer has been posted and includes many different styles of painting, as well as woodcutting, ceramics, 3-D art, drawing, papercutting, sculpture, and printmaking.
Participants can receive course credit through MassArt, and some find grants to help pay the tuition, while school systems will sometimes provide professional development money for an educator to attend. (Art New England gives three scholarships each year to art teachers from Boston public schools.)
McCarthy said she sees real and meaningful progress being made during each Art New England session.
"It's pretty extraordinary what happens," she said.
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Alaska Gov. Frank Murkowski (R) has been the most visible proponent of opening ANWR to drilling for oil. In this edition of OnPoint, he answers a range of questions on this and other matters, including: Can the ANWR coastal plain be opened to exploration without significant environmental disruption? Are the major oil companies interested in exploration there? What's the status of the bids to build a trans-Alaska natural gas pipeline?


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Markets higher on "fiscal cliff" optimism. President Barack Obama said, "I am confident we can get our fiscal situation dealt with."
OK, he said it in Bangkok, but it still helped markets.
Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner, speaking on Bloomberg, also sounded optimistic, saying a deal to avoid the fiscal cliff was "within our grasp."
Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was a bit tougher, sticking firm to higher taxes for those making over $250,000.
The rally may come on a directive from the Internal Revenue Service: Several traders mentioned last week that the call to buy on a fiscal cliff resolution would come, not from Congress, but from the IRS. That's because several sources (including Potomac Research's Greg Valliere) noted that, should a deal appear likely, the IRS would issue a directive to companies not to change the withholding rates for taxes (the top 2 percent excepted).
One thing's for sure: "Keep your book light" is the mantra for many. For example, a lot of traders hold long and short books. You might be 60 percent long, and trade the other 40 percent. Much of that part of traders' portfolios is in cash right now.
1) How much business will the home building industry see from Sandy? Already, companies are downplaying it. The chief financial officer of USG on the conference call last Wednesday, surprisingly said, "We don't expect any kind of material impact from Sandy" other than a "little bit positive" to the bottom line. Some of this is clearly being politically sensitive ... the CFO said "we just don't like to profiteer on any kind of disaster or anything."
One thing's for sure: Prices for sheet rock, insulation, dry wall, and lumber will go up, not just because of Sandy, but because capacity has been so constrained. The producers are holding back ramping up until they see really convincing signs that the home building business has rebounded. Some firms (Louisiana Pacific ) have already indicated they wanted to see housing starts over 1 million before they ramp up production. We are at about 872,000 starts last month.
We'll see October housing starts and building permits tomorrow ... expecting a 3.3 percent decline from September. One important point about super storm Sandy: The data for starts is collected in the first two weeks of October, so it will likely exclude the effects of the storm — look for signs of impact in November. The Northeast accounts for about 13 percent of housing starts nationwide.
2) Euro zone finance ministers are meeting tomorrow; final details of the next tranche of Greek aid are supposed to be decided. The big issue is the Greeks are asking for a two-year extension to reach their fiscal targets, but that would require even more money and there is little appetite for it.
3) Credit card debt increasing. TransUnion said the average credit card debt per borrower in the U.S. grew 4.9 percent in the third quarter compared to the same period last year. Keep an eye on defaults!
4) Lowe's is set to open at a five-and-a-half-year high, rising 5.7 percent pre-market, after the home improvement retailer beat on the top and bottom line. Lowe's reported third-quarter earnings per share of $0.40, five cents higher than analysts' estimates. The company also reported better-than-expected third-quarter same-store sales of 1.8 percent and lifted its sales estimates for 2012, anticipating same-store sales growth of about one percent. The do-it-yourself retailer and its larger rival Home Depot both benefited from sales spurred by Sandy. HD reported better-than-expected third-quarter earnings and revenues last week, propelling the stock to a 12-year high.
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"The main focus of our marketing is to generate leads into our branch network that can be converted into insurance quotes," says Andy Mills, Head of Marketing Analysis. "To do that, we've worked successfully with an external mailing house for years. With the volumes hitting the branches growing, we decided it was the right time to ramp up our direct marketing capability in-house."
Mills says the last few years have seen the market become far more competitive and price-driven, with multiple comparison websites and aggregators appearing. "This industry and the nature of our customers have changed significantly, and SAS® will help us address a very competitive marketplace." Using SAS, Swinton has an opportunity to create and run multi-stage campaigns with minimal intervention, enabling its marketers to focus on leveraging campaign results rather than implementing campaigns in the first place.
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Mills continues, "We wanted to be cleverer in how we used our data, and we have many more channels to consider now. In addition to direct mail we have email, SMS, telesales… we needed far more sophistication in how we segmented customers, in how quickly we could respond to the market, and to make better decisions on campaigns." Previously, the time lag between campaign data selection and results was five months. Swinton wanted to speed up the process, to bring all customer data into one place and introduce a more 'scientific element' into its marketing: historically, the business mailed everyone with a known policy renewal date coming up, with little or no segmentation or modeling.
"In parallel with SAS, we also built a single customer view in-house based on our various product sources," Mills says. "Having that view and using SAS for customer analytics, gaining a far more granular view of customer behaviour, means far more sophistication not only in our key motor campaigns but for all other products and across all channels. We can bring a scientific approach to how we select people, how we segment the mailing, and how we integrate across channels."
Why SAS?
Swinton ran a tendering process to identify the right solution, focusing on capabilities across campaign management and modeling; it wanted a complete solution. An initial seven providers became two and, following proof of concept, Swinton chose SAS. Mills says SAS offered all the capabilities required in a single system, from data selection onwards, while forcing people to follow a methodical step-by-step process to build campaigns.
"We're a small team and wanted to hit the ground running," he explains. "It made sense to have an integrated solution. I need to respond to business demands fast rather than saying 'Sorry, it's going to take four weeks for that data selection'. I wanted to do that in hours, while knowing it was being done right with the proper controls." In short, Swinton wanted a solution powerful and flexible enough to meet campaign design, data complexity and cross-channel requirements but one that also imposed discipline on campaign development. "For instance, SAS has re-usable templates, for data suppressions say, and a built-in sign-off so people can't just release campaigns. I also had confidence based on the SAS account team."
The elapsed time from the project starting to Swinton being fully self-sufficient was just 20 weeks, a short period of time given the huge degree of knowledge transfer involved and the fact implementation also included the single customer view and migrating data from the agency. SAS Professional Services worked alongside Swinton on the marketing automation aspects. "This was one of the smoothest projects I've ever worked on," says Mills. "Our SAS project manager shaped the project around how Swinton worked rather than trying to force theoretical principles on us. He brought the right people in at the right time, making it appear a seamless body of people. On both the IT and campaign management sides, the SAS account team added a great deal of value. We never had to re-brief the consultants coming in - you always got the impression they understood the business and what we wanted to achieve. They ensured a complete knowledge transfer."
Improving efficiency, enhancing campaigns
Using SAS, Swinton can run more timely and targeted campaigns to attract new and lapsed customers. By improving understanding of customer behaviour, SAS will help Swinton predict their likelihood to respond to specific offers, so influencing response rates. In practice, while other insurers might run 10 campaigns monthly with five cells each, Swinton runs one big motor insurance campaign each month comprising 50 cells, mailing up to one million pieces to 300,000-400,000 recipients with known renewal dates. "We do this in one campaign, so it's quite complex to build in terms of segmenting the data," says Mills. "This is where the logical approach provided by SAS comes in, and the ease of segmenting your data. It's simple to do and easy for others to understand."
Less than three months after go-live, "The vast majority of our direct marketing campaigns run through SAS," Mills says. "Early wins came from an operational efficiency point of view and cost savings there, with SAS enabling us to bring this activity in-house and give it a greater internal focus, rather than continue to outsource."
The insurer is now using SAS to start evaluating effectiveness across direct mail, email, the web and SMS, to understand which channels are working best and where to make improvements. This will have an impact on how budget and resources are allocated to concentrate on the channels yielding the best results. "We never had this before," says Mills. "We're developing contact histories and looking at responses, to understand the impacts of using different channels or a multi-channel approach. SAS means we can collect far better and more transparent performance data, and use that learning to target people more effectively. Until now we never had information on cross-product holdings, and cross-customer metrics. For the first time, we can explore areas like customer retention rates by number of products held, or retention rates by how soon we contact a customer in the retention process, or simply information on the types of customer holding different kinds of products. This sort of information is now being discussed at board level.
"SAS has become a buzzword at Swinton, as in 'SAS can do that' or 'Can SAS do this?' It certainly has a high profile, and is helping raise the profile of what my team can do for the business."
Improve speed, control, effectiveness and accuracy in marketing campaigns designed to target valuable customers, generate leads and build market share in a relentlessly competitive marketplace
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Join us for our in-gallery tour program, Local Views at PAMM, where select local artists will speak about a few works of art currently on view at the museum. This month, artist Peggy Nolan will lead the tour. Local Views at PAMM gives visitors a first-hand interaction with local artists by creating conversations centered around art and the creative process. This casual 30-minute conversation is offered on the fourth Thursday of each month.
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Peggy Levison Nolan is photographer and mother of seven working in South Florida. Her work is collected and exhibited by major institutions, including the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, MOMA, Crystal Bridges Museum, Harn Museum, Norton Museum of Art, National Museum of Women in the Arts, Wedge Collection in Toronto, Light Work Permanent Collection, and the Martin Z. Margulies Collection. She has twice won the South Florida Consortium Individual Artist Grant and was selected for Light Work's artist-in-residence program in 2005. A monograph of her work entitled Real Pictures will be released by Daylight Books this fall. She is a full-time photo lab manager and adjunct professor in the Art Department at Florida International University.


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Switzerland is known as one of the richest and the most prosperous country in the world, famous for its banks, watches, and, apart from that, the country is one of the main gold importer worldwide. The customs of the Alpine Republic has provided data about the import of gold to the country in the April 2015.
Among the major countries exporting gold to Switzerland are Turkey and the UK. In April 2015 Switzerland was reported to have imported 27.94 tons of precious metal at the total amount of 1 billion dollars from Turkey. This placed Turkey on the second place in importing gold to Switzerland, giving way only to the UK.
In comparison to March, the supply of Turkish gold has increased two times. Although, the country did not succeed to outrun the UK, which imported gold at the amount of 50.4 tons.
It is interesting to note that the Swiss refineries process 2/3 of all gold on the world market. Thus, it is possible to find out the approximate amount of all gold of the world just analyzing the data of Swiss customs.
In general the data of 2014 suggest that both import and export in Switzerland decreased by 25% and 35% accordingly. However, in comparison to the April 2014 import increased by 60%, and export rose by 23.6%. The import was 6% higher than the export, which means that import was 59 ton more than export. Thus, the country proved its commitment to gold, which is a reasonable choice.
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COMMERCE - Patty Jean Jones, 40 passed away Wednesday, January 23, 2013, at the Emory University Hospital in Atlanta.
Born in Commerce, she was the daughter of Keith Embrick and Wilma Faye Reidling Ray.
Survivors include her husband, Robert Jones, Commerce; children, Jake Jones, Harley Jones, Dustin Marlowe, Santana Jones, Sierra Jones, Victoria Graham and Megan Marlowe; brothers, Jason Keith Embrick and David Shane Embrick; and nine grandchildren.
The body was cremated and memorial services will be conducted on Monday, January 28, at 2 p.m., from the chapel of Ivie Funeral Home with the Rev. T. Gary Thompson officiating. The family will receive friends at the funeral home on Monday from 12 noon until the time of service.
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Black Dog has already touched on some of the problems with the Canadian roster of 37 [count 'em!] out-of shape guys.
For Harry Sinden, the Canadian leg of the series became a series of exhibition games, searching for 19 guys who could do it.
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After the debacle in Montreal, Team Canada swung into Plan B for Games 2 and 3.
Even though Plan B had worked, someone decided to implement Option 3, Operation MacBlender, in Vancouver.
- The Canadiens pair of Cournoyer and Mahovlich.
- The third pair had new boy Dennis Hull on Left Wing while Bill Goldsworthy returned on the Right.
Additional changes saw the return of Dryden in goal, so to did the defense pair of Seiling and Awrey.
Option 3 failed.
Bobrov had last change in Game 4. He didn't seem to worry about match-ups as long as Kharmolov was kept away from Ron Ellis [my favourite player in those pre-WHA days].
So, seven minutes in and its 2-0 USSR. Canada's pressing and Option 3 sees the forward lines constantly evolving. Its a scrappy game. It feels like were going shift after shift without any real scoring chances. Id get all the players noted, they'd bang the puck around for 90 seconds. Change. Id note all the players. They'd bang the puck around. Change. Note. Bang the puck around. Change. Note. Bang. Change.
Funny thing is, I recorded about the same number of events for both Games 4 & 5. It sure didnt feel like it.
I recently found a copy of the September 1971 issue of Hockey World magazine in my moms basement [ed. Insert blogger joke here]. The cover reads:
It started on another ineffectual Canadian power-play. The puck is passed back to Dryden. He stops it. The fans cheer. The restless Vancouverians jeer and catcall as the Soviets build their lead. After the game, Phil Esposito make his famous Disappointed speech.
The Rangers pair of Hadfield and Gilbert played their last shift midway through the third. Neither were particularly bad, but not good either. Gilbert did have a goal disallowed [fairly] in the 2nd period. Hadfield didnt play again in the Series. He did play in Sweden, however, cutting the Swedish Captain open with a two-hander across the chops.
Dennis Hull scored a late goal for Canada. A nice goal. Other than that he spent his first game blasting shots at Tretiak from the blueline. He was also Minus-7 in Scoring Chances, the team leader.
Why him and not Jean Pronovost, another right winger, but with better stats?
[Plus, Pronovosts smarter, right? Gotta be.] Now that I'm at it, where were Fred Stanfield and Jacques Lemaire two smart & skilled guys who scored more than a Point-per-Game. And did Vadnais turn them down, or was it no Seals allowed?
I'll try to find out. (Colin emailed me afterwards to note that Vadnais was no longer a Seal so this reference was incorrect but perhaps they didn't even want former Seals? Sorry LT. ;) )
So here are the totals: Corsi ES 68-64, PP 6-3, SH 1-7, Total 75-74 Scoring Chances ES 27-26, PP 3-0, SH 0-2 Total 30-28


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We last saw Paul and David Bettner, the brothers behind hit mobile game Words With Friends, starring in a Super Bowl commercial for Best Buy.Now they've been spotted heading through the exit at Zynga.
The Bettners sold Newtoy, the game studio behind the With Friends franchise, to Zynga in 2010 for $53 million, propelling it into the mobile-games business. But they stayed on to run the Dallas, Texas-based studio for Zynga.
Since then, With Friends has become even more important to Zynga. Two of the top five mobile games were made by the Bettners' studio. (The other one, Draw Something, was also made by OMGPOP, another Zynga acquisition—albeit a disappointing one.)
In short, without the Bettners, Zynga would be nowhere in mobile. And mobile games—or so-called multiplatform games which you can play either on the Web or mobile, like Words With Friends—are Zynga's future.
This is a big embarrassment for David Ko, the Zynga executive who championed the Newtoy and OMGPOP deals.
This is why Zynga desperately needs to stop the talent exodus or do a face-saving deal, fast.
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- Mechanation's Mechanical Strength now also gives a bonus to Physical and Mental Stamina maximums equal to half of your character level.
- Demon Hunter's Chaser and Bellowing Stag now apply the airborne removal and knockdown effect after the knockback.
- Void Assassin's Fray changed; now reduces Phys. Def instead of DEF. If under the effect of Veil Off when used, it also reduces Mag. Def by the same amount.
- Void Assassin's Cutthroat changed; now costs 20 FP at all ranks. Silence infliction is now a chance-based effect (under the normal status infliction formula). If under the effect of Veil Off, the effect is guaranteed (as it worked previously).
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Dr. Ivan Filby began as the twelfth president of Greenville University on July 1, 2013. Filby began his teaching career as a lecturer in Business Studies at the University of Dublin: Trinity College (1989-1996), during which time he created and oversaw 30 international partnerships. Promoted to director of International Student Affairs (1996-2004), he managed the university's 150 exchange partnerships, as well as the recruitment of students from outside of the European Union.
Led by God's call to shape the lives of Christian college students and equipped with extensive international business experience, Filby left behind a highly-esteemed position in Dublin, Ireland and moved his family to Greenville in January of 2005. During his tenure at Greenville University, Filby developed numerous new programs, directed AgapeFest, and served as faculty assembly moderator. Filby was honored with the 2010 W. Richard Stephens Outstanding Faculty Award. Filby served one year as dean of the Fermanian School of Business at Point Loma Nazarene University in San Diego where he also developed new programs and strengthened relationships with business alumni.
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China's Internet Giant Sina.com Loses Publication License For Publishing Pornography -- 20 Articles And Four Videos
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One of the shrewder moves of the Chinese government was to allow home-grown startups like Alibaba, Baidu, Sina and Tencent to stand in for US Internet companies that were blocked in China. Sina is best-known for its Weibo service, the leading microblogging platform in China, and has featured several times on Techdirt as the Chinese authorities have tried to rein in the discussions there when they started straying into forbidden areas. Surprisingly, it's another division of Sina, its online publishing arm, that has just been hit by a serious punishment from the Chinese government:
China's Internet giant Sina.com will be stripped of its online publication license, a penalty that might partially ban its operations, after articles and videos on the site fell prey to the country's high-profile anti-porn movement.
That comes from an article published by Xinhua.net, the Chinese government's official news service, which therefore lends the following comment extra weight:
According to a statement released on Thursday by the National Office Against Pornographic and Illegal Publications, 20 articles and four videos posted on Sina.com were confirmed to have contained lewd and pornographic content following "a huge amount" of public tip-offs.
As of result, the State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television decided to revoke the company's two crucial licenses on Internet publication and audio and video dissemination and impose "a large number of fines."
People suspected of criminal offenses in the case have been transferred to police organs for further investigation, the statement said.
Last year, Sina.com received administrative punishments twice for spreading online publications with banned contents, and its latest offense seems to have pushed authorities over the edge, with the statement describing the website as "having not learned a lesson at all and turning a cold shoulder on social responsibility."
Well, that may be, but it does seem curious that such a high-profile and popular Internet company should be so severely slapped down in public over just "20 articles and four videos" -- a tiny proportion of its total holdings. It's hard not to see this as a warning to all China's Internet companies to be careful. That interpretation is bolstered by another comment reported by Xinhua.net:
"[The website] overstepped the red line of law... and it must be punished in accordance with laws and regulations," it said.
Meanwhile, the office warned other Internet service providers against similar errors, telling them to set up a comprehensive online info management system and check themselves for banned content.
This makes it clear that there is a crucial quid pro quo for China's giant Internet companies, no matter how big they have now become (in 2012, Alibaba's sales were bigger than those of Amazon and eBay combined): feel free to make big capitalist profits serving the huge demand for online services in China, but just remember never to overstep the state's "red line of law".
Earlier this week, the country's "Cleaning the Web 2014" campaign saw 110 websites shut down and some 3,300 accounts on China-based social networking services as well as online forums deleted.
The office vowed to maintain a persistent crackdown on online pornography and hand down whatever punishments violators deserve, whether it be fines, license removals or pursuit of criminal liabilities.
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Sir Walter Scott's classic tale of the noble knight torn between his fair lady and a beautiful Jew.
In late twelfth century England, Saxons and Normans retain lingering hatred of one another. Unpopular Norman Prince John has ruled England since his brother, King Richard, left for the Holy Land to lead the Third Crusade, and many assume that Richard is now dead. During Saxon Ivanhoe's long journey back to England, however, he finds Richard in an Austrian prison, languishing because John will not pay his ransom. Once back in England, Ivanhoe disguises himself as a minstrel and goes to the castle of his father Cedric, with whom he became estranged when he left for the Holy Land. While Cedric offers hospitality in his banquet hall to both Norman and Saxon travelers, Ivanhoe is recognized only by his faithful servant, Wamba. Wamba takes him to see Rowena, Cedric's ward, whom Ivanhoe has loved since childhood. Ivanhoe returns to the banquet hall just as another traveler, a Jew named Isaac, seeks refuge for the night. Although the Normans present, including De Bois-Guilbert and Sir Hugh De Bracy, protest, Cedric offers hospitality to Isaac, insisting that everyone is welcome at his table. As they dine, the Normans discuss a tournament that will soon take place in Ashby, prompting Guilbert to recall a past tournament during which a masked Saxon knight named Sir Wilfred of Ivanhoe bested him, then disappeared. Cedric then bitterly says that Ivanhoe was his son, but is now dead to him. Ivanhoe later reveals himself to Cedric and asks for money to save Richard, but Cedric is convinced the king is dead and refuses. Ivanhoe tells Rowena that he will see her after winning the tournament, then leaves with Wamba. Later that night, Norman soldiers attempt to rob Isaac, who has been forced to sleep in the barn, but Ivanhoe and Wamba interrupt the attack. A grateful Isaac then takes Ivanhoe and Wamba to his home in Sheffield, where Ivanhoe asks Isaac to help raise money for Richard's ransom. Isaac does not find Richard any more sympathetic to Jews than John, but because Isaac is in Ivanhoe's debt, he promises to supplement whatever money is raised. The next night, a young woman who says that she is the servant of Isaac's daughter Rebecca, approaches Ivanhoe at the inn at which he is staying and offers jewels to finance his kit in the tournament. Looking closely at her eyes, Ivanhoe recognizes her as the beautiful woman he noticed at the window of Isaac's house and deduces that she is Rebecca. On the day of the tournament, Prince John presides as well-outfitted Normans defeat ragged Saxon challengers. Then Ivanhoe rides onto the field, suited in black and identifying himself only as a Saxon. The Saxons cheer as he challenges, then bests, five Norman knights. Despite a wound in the shoulder, Ivanhoe stays on his horse and is declared the winner. As the victor, Ivanhoe selects Rowena as the tournament's Queen of Love and Beauty, then must fight Guilbert, who now recognizes him. After a fierce battle, Ivanhoe is knocked from his horse and carried off the field. Rebecca, who tells Rowena that she has learned the medical arts from a woman burned as a witch, attends to Ivanhoe's serious wounds. Although Rowena senses that Rebecca loves Ivanhoe, she knows that he will be well cared for by her and allows him to be taken to Isaac's house. Their departure is observed by a Norman who tells Guilbert. That night, Guilbert tells John about Ivanhoe's attempts to raise Richard's ransom money and the involvement of Isaac, who is a wealthy banker. Meanwhile, in Sheffield, Rebecca confesses her love to the unconscious Ivanhoe, but is gently warned by her father that her love is impossible because she is a Jew. When Ivanhoe awakens, Isaac tells him that money for the ransom is growing, just as Wamba and Locksley, a Saxon nobleman who lives in the forest, arrive to warn him that "Prince John's jackals" are after him. Wamba adds that Cedric and Rebecca have come to Sheffield to be near him, prompting Ivanhoe to ask Wamba to take Rebecca to Cedric while he hides in the forest with Locksley. By the time Guilbert and De Bracey arrive at Sheffield, Ivanhoe is gone, further angering Guilbert. He and his men soon find the caravan on which Rebecca and Rowena are traveling, and take the women, Cedric and Wamba prisoner. Hearing of their capture, Ivanhoe approaches Guilbert's castle and asks that he be allowed to take their place. Guilbert agrees, then Ivanhoe enters the courtyard and asks to speak to Cedric, with whom he reconciles. Instead of allowing Cedric and the others to leave, however, Guilbert breaks his word and puts both men in chains. Upstairs, the ambitious De Bracy proposes to Rowena, who is the last of the royal Saxons, but she slaps him. Later Guilbert, who desires Rebecca, tells her that he must possess her. She runs to the balcony and threatens to jump, but when he offers to free Ivanhoe if she returns his passion, she agrees. Just then Locksley and his archers surround the castle. Guilbert has Ivanhoe brought up from the dungeon and threatens to hang him, but Ivanhoe is able to escape when the archers fire arrows at his guards. As a battle ensues, Ivanhoe frees the men in the dungeon, but in doing so a fire erupts that envelopes Wamba. As more of Locksley's men storm the castle, Ivanhoe rescues Rowena from De Bracy, but Guilbert escapes by using Rebecca as a shield. When Guilbert brings Rebecca to Prince John's court, John and his advisors come up with a plan to use their captive. A few days later, Isaac tells Ivanhoe that the king's ransom money has been raised, but Ivanhoe reveals that John has demanded the same amount to free Rebecca or she will be burned as a witch. Isaac tells Ivanhoe that it is his responsibility to free Rebecca and insists that the money raised be sent to ransom Richard. Seeing Ivanhoe's concern, Rowena reveals her fears that he is in love with Rebecca, but he denies it. At Rebecca's trial, paid and coerced witnesses testify that she is a witch, and only Guilbert defends her. After Rebecca denies that she is a witch, Guilbert asks to speak with her privately and begs her to renounce her faith to save her life. After her refusal, the court sentences her to burn at the stake. Just then, Ivanhoe, who has secretly watched the trial, throws down his glove and challenges the court to determine her guilt by a battle with her champion. John accepts the challenge and chooses Guilbert as his champion for a fight to the death at Ashby. Moments before the tournament, Guilbert offers to default to Ivanhoe if Rebecca will only accept his love, but Rebecca answers that they are in God's hands. While Guilbert and Ivanhoe battle hand-to-hand with ball and chain, Richard and his men ride onto the field, forcing John to bow in submission. Ivanhoe finally defeats Guilbert, who dies after telling Rebecca he loves her and that fate made her love Ivanhoe instead of him. After Guilbert dies, Rowena questions Rebecca about Ivanhoe, but she insists that his heart belongs to Rowena.
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You can read the full report – which bears the awesome title of "Malware Infections on EDA's Systems Were Overstated and the Disruption of IT Operations Was Unwarranted" – below.
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VIRGINIA, Minn. — He has been anointed the Brad Pitt of the Republican Party. And on a recent day on the trail, rookie congressional candidate Stewart Mills was struggling to fine-tune his message on an issue of critical importance to his campaign: his hair.
Mills, with his jaw-length blond locks and muscular physique, has been compared to the heartthrob movie star by everyone from a national party official to adoring teenage girls. And if it seems a little trivial and objectifying — he is, after all, running in one of the more closely watched, competitive House races in the country — Mills doesn't mind.
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To the contrary, the 42-year-old businessman has put his distinctive looks front and center in his sales pitch to voters — that he is not your father's Republican.
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"Certainly, I stand out in a crowd, like I did today," Mills said in an interview after appearing with other, more traditionally coiffed Republicans vying for state office here. "The hair — I mean, everybody else there was very groomed." His latest ad opens with Mills saying, with a shrug, "I guess I don't look like a typical politician."
At the same time, Mills — who is married with children, but had pictures of him chugging beer plastered in an alternative newspaper last year — needs to show he's not an overgrown adolescent; that he can exhibit the gravitas of a congressman. The hair can help his campaign, he figures, but he doesn't want it to become the campaign.
His bid "is about a lot more than that," Mills said of the Pitt talk. "It's very serious, we want it to be a very serious campaign. Let other people kind of promote the novelty of it."
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The GOP is seeking diversity of all sorts — ethnic, gender, generational — as it works to shed its image as the party of stodgy white men and adapt to the nation's fast-changing demographics. Having a guy who projects the youthful image of Mills can only help, GOP officials say, and they're prepared to spend millions of dollars to help him unseat Democratic Rep. Rick Nolan.
Joined by a reporter earlier this month for more than a full day of campaigning, Mills could be seen showing off his knowledge of veterans' health care one minute and his hair the next. "I look in the mirror and this is me. I'm comfortable with it," he said. "I'm very active, I do things, so it's just nice to be able to pull it back, get it out of the way," Mills added when asked about the hair, pulling it into a ponytail to demonstrate.
The race here in the remote 8th Congressional District of northern Minnesota — a sprawling expanse of scenic hills and lakes interspersed with economically depressed towns — has captured national attention and looks to be extremely expensive. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the National Republican Congressional Committee and Americans for Prosperity, among others, are supporting Mills or have gone on offense against Nolan. The House Majority PAC and the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (which refers to Mills as "millionaire partydude") have lined up behind the incumbent, an affable 70-year-old congressman who served three terms in Congress beginning in the 1970s then was elected again in 2012 after a three-decade break from Capitol Hill.
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Over lunch at Grandma's Virginia Grill, a dimly lit diner with sandwich offerings such as the cheese-smothered Dante's Inferno, Mills was asked by POLITICO to explain what he meant by his oft-repeated refrain that he's a different kind of Republican.
"In a few different senses; certainly my appearance is one part of it," was his first reply, before he went on to cite his business experience and status as a political outsider. He is the scion of a prominent local family that founded the successful Mills Fleet Farm chain, which sells sporting goods, among other wares.
Mills, wearing a black polo, jeans and boots — having changed by lunchtime out of the suit he had on that morning — continued: "I don't look the part. I don't shave every day, I have long hair, I don't necessarily want to wear a suit unless I have to. I don't feel comfortable with cookie-cutter molds of what is considered a traditional candidate."
The candidate, who wears his hair parted down the middle, has inspired a range of reactions to the look: from bald men who are jealous of his mane, to swoons from teenagers, to disapproving clucks from voters who think he needs to clean himself up.
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"He came to an open house, and … after we got home, the first thing my teenage girls said to me was, 'He looks like Brad Pitt!'" exclaimed Becky Hall, a prominent Republican activist from the area who is running for the state Legislature. She added that several people have told her he needs to cut his hair. "I said, 'No he doesn't, because I'm hearing from people that he looks like Brad Pitt!'"
Mills is a good listener, too, she said.
"He gets real close to you and looks into your eyes," she said. "He's listening … I'm excited for him and he better not cut his hair."
Bill Simpson, a Democrat who teaches at a nearby university, was less impressed.
"To me it's like, grow up, cut your hair, look like a congressman," he said. "Look like a professional."
In an interview with POLITICO last month, NRCC Executive Director Liesl Hickey was asked to name some of the GOP's "fantastic" new House challengers this year. Mills was the second name she mentioned.