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Robert Desrosiers is well known as one of Canada's most innovative and imaginative choreographers. He was born in Montr éal and was accepted to the National Ballet School when he was twelve years old. He was briefly a member of the National Ballet of Canada during the 1971-1972 season before pursuing a career as an independent dance artist. In this capacity he has worked with numerous other artists and companies, including Felix Blaska, Hugo Romeo, Ballet Y's, Dancemakers, Toronto Dance Theatre and Lindsay Kemp. Desrosiers also has collaborated with several Canadian artists, including Leonard Cohen, Toller Cranston and Bruce Cockburn.
In 1980, Desrosiers formed Desrosiers Dance Theatre in Toronto. During the 1980-1981, he was awarded the first Jacqueline Lemieux Prize for his innovative choreography, which is defined by its theatricality and powerful imagery.
His early choreographic works include Brass Fountain (1980), Bad Weather (1982) and Ultracity (1984). One of his most famous works is Blue Snake, which was commissioned by the National Ballet of Canada in 1985. Blue Snake won the Jean A. Chalmers Award for Choreography. The work premiered at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York in 1988 and was later featured in the film, The Company.
His full-length, mult-media spectacle, Lumiere premiered in 1986 and was followed the next year by Concerto in Earth Major. Also in 1987, The Calgary Olympic Arts Festival commissioned Desrosiers to create a full-length work for the Calgary Winter Olympics. His work Incognito was a critical and financial success as part of the Canadian Stage Company's inaugural season in 1988-1989 and later was remounted in New York.
His choreography in the 1990s included Full Moon (1991) for the Glory of Mozart Festival in Toronto; Black & White (1991), a collaboration with painter Dan Solomon; and In Colour (1993) another work created with Solomon. His White Clouds (1994) was commissioned by the National Arts. Desrosiers Dance Theatre disbanded in 2000.
Citron, Paula. Robert Desrosiers. Encyclopedia of Theatre Dance in Canada/Encyclopédie de la Danse théâtrale au Canada. Ed. Susan Macpherson. Toronto: Dance Collection Danse Press/es, 2000: 152-153.


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Does cinema reflect social reality? Screenwriters to discuss
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The Plymouth red-bellied turtle is believed to be a subspecies of the Eastern red-bellied turtle (Pseudemys rubriventris). Some biologists argue that the subspecies only exists because of a taxonomic error, and that the Plymouth red-bellied turtle is only an isolated population of the Eastern red-bellied turtle. Nevertheless, the subspecies is classified as endangered throughout its entire range in Massachusetts. The Eastern red-bellied turtle is a shy pond turtle species. Adults grow from 10 to 15 inches in length. Their carapaces are brown to black with flat scutes. Their heads are arrow-like in shape with stripes that run between the eyes and to the nose. The plastron (undershell) is reddish in color, giving the red-bellied turtle its name. Males have long claws on their front feet. Eastern red-bellied turtles can be found in deep ponds, lakes, streams and rivers. They can often be found basking not too far from the water. Diet consists of snails, slugs, crayfish, tadpoles, and aquatic plants. Mating occurs in the spring, and nesting from June to July. Females lay from 8 to 20 eggs, and the hatchlings emerge 10 to 15 weeks later. The young turtles sometimes remain in the nest throughout the winter. In Massachusetts, these turtles are said to be very vulnerable (as eggs and young turtles) to predation by skunks, raccoons, birds, and fish, and the population was reduced to 200 to 300 turtles in the 1980s. Conservation efforts include preservation of the turtles habitat and protection of the nests. There are also several head start programs in place in Massachusetts to help raise hatchlings until they are able to survive on their own.


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text: View Full Chapter Figures Only Tables Only Videos Only Print Share Email Twitter Facebook Linkedin Reddit Get Citation Citation AMA Citation Kamboj MK, Draznin MB. Kamboj M.K., Draznin M.B. Kamboj, Manmohan K., and Martin B. Draznin.Chapter 15. Diabetes Mellitus. In: Patel DR, Greydanus DE, Baker RJ. Patel D.R., Greydanus D.E., Baker R.J. Eds. Dilip R. Patel, et al.eds. Pediatric Practice: Sports Medicine New York, NY: McGraw-Hill; 2009. http://accessphysiotherapy.mhmedical.com/content.aspx?bookid=450§ionid=40190610. Accessed March 29, 2017. MLA Citation Kamboj MK, Draznin MB. Kamboj M.K., Draznin M.B. Kamboj, Manmohan K., and Martin B. Draznin.. "Chapter 15. Diabetes Mellitus." Pediatric Practice: Sports Medicine Patel DR, Greydanus DE, Baker RJ. Patel D.R., Greydanus D.E., Baker R.J. Eds. Dilip R. Patel, et al. New York, NY: McGraw-Hill, 2009, http://accessphysiotherapy.mhmedical.com/content.aspx?bookid=450§ionid=40190610. Download citation file: RIS (Zotero) EndNote BibTex Medlars ProCite RefWorks Reference Manager © Copyright Tools Search Book Top Return Clip Chapter 15. Diabetes Mellitus Manmohan K. Kamboj; Martin B. Draznin ++ Athough the incidence of type 2 diabetes mellitus (type 2 DM) in chidren and adolescents has increased in recent years, type 1 diabetes mellitus (type 1 DM) is the most prevalent type seen in this age group and is reviewed in more detail here. Within the context of sport participation, most patients seen by pediatricians are adolescents and although the following discussion mostly refers to adolescents, it is equally applicable to children unless otherwise specified. ++ Definitions ++ The diagnostic criteria for diabetes mellitus are shown in Table 15-1. ++Table Graphic Jump LocationTable 15-1. American Diabetic Association Diagnostic Criteria for Diabetes MellitusView Large|Favorite Table|Download (.pdf)Table 15-1. American Diabetic Association Diagnostic Criteria for Diabetes MellitusNormoglycemiaIFG or IGTDiabetes*FPG ≤100 mg/dLFPG≥ 100 and ≤126 mg/dL (IFG)FPG ≥126 mg/dL2-h PG†≤140 mg/dL2-h PG†≥140 and ≤200 mg/dL (IGT)2-h PG†≥200 mg/dLSymptoms of diabetes and casual plasma glucose concentration ≥200 mg/dL*In the absence of unequivocal hyperglycemia, a diagnosis of diabetes must be confirmed, on a subsequent day, by measurement of FPG, 2-h PG, or random plasma glucose (if symptoms are present). The FPG test is greatly preferred because of ease of administration, convenience, acceptability to patients, and lower cost. Fasting is defined as no caloric intake for at least 8 h.†This test requires the use of a glucose load containing the equivalent of 75 g anhydrous glucose dissolved in water. 2-h PG, 2-h postload glucose.Source: American Diabetes Association Position Statement. Diagnosis and Classification of Diabetes Mellitus. Diabetes Care. 2004;27:S5-S10. ++ Epidemiology ++ There are 20.8 million individuals in the United States with diabetes mellitus, comprising 7% of the total population; 176,500 of them are children and adolescents younger than 20 years of age. One in 400 to 600 children and adolescents have insulin-dependent diabetes, also called type 1 DM.1 ++ Pathogenesis ++ A brief summary of the pathophysiology of diabetes mellitus as it relates to sports participation is essential to better understand the principles of management of diabetes in children and adolescents. ++ The availability of carbohydrates is important for use by the exercising muscles. Nondiabetic children and adolescents have full muscle and liver glycogen stores at rest. During exercise, muscle glycogen is used first to release lactic acid for the Cori cycle, followed quickly by liver glycogenolysis. 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THIBODAUX -- Months of preparation and planning is over for Nicholls State University.
On Thursday, the university will host nearly 1,000 high school quarterbacks for one of the nation's premier football camp -- the Manning Passing Academy.
Former New Orleans Saints quarterback Archie Manning and his three sons -- Peyton, Eli and Cooper -- will run the camp with the help of NFL and college coaches and players. Peyton (Indianapolis Colts) and Eli (New York Giants) are starting quarterbacks in the NFL.
It is the 10th year of the camp, but the first at Nicholls. Southeastern Louisiana University hosted the camp the last eight years, and it was held at Tulane the first year.
Nicholls Athletics Director Rob Bernardi said the university is ready for the passing academy.
"I think it's a tremendous opportunity for not only the athletic department but for the university and the community," he said. "We are delighted to have them here."
Nicholls is scheduled to host the camp until 2007.
Camp spokesman Greg Blackwell said the camp is open to the public, but fans will have to stay in the designated areas. The 19 practice fields will be located between John L. Guidry Stadium and Thibodaux Regional Medical Center.
In a previous story, Archie Manning said USC quarterback and Heisman Trophy winner Matt Leinart, Florida quarterback Chris Leak, Tennessee quarterback Erik Ainge and Carolina Panthers quarterback Jake Delhomme are expected to assist at the camp.
Jeff Hawkins, camp director for the Manning Passing Academy, said Nicholls should be able to handle the large number of camp participants.
"The thing that was attractive about Nicholls State was that all the fields were in one place and the dormitory and cafeteria were in walking distance," he said. "Also the people at Nicholls and community of Thibodaux have welcomed us with open arms.
"Southeastern served our purpose at the beginning, but as we outgrew (SLU), Nicholls was the obvious choice."
Nicholls has worked hard to accommodate the Mannings, staff members, campers and their family, Hawkins said. A hospitality committee was formed to make everyone feel welcome on the NSU campus, and the registration will be moved indoors to help speed up the process.
Hawkins said he is confident Nicholls will do a good job, especially with its experience hosting the Saints training camp from 2000-02.
"The logistics of the Saints training camp bodes well for us moving the Manning Passing Academy to Nicholls," he said.
Hawkins said the camp has been closed for several months, so they will not be accepting any new registration on Thursday.
Manning football camp begins Thursday
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I walked through Soho this weekend for a shopping stroll and encountered high winds and a long, long line that wrapped around the block for Topshop (the queue was really civilized and contained behind velvet ropes, like some sort of hot club opening in Chelsea).
Instead of waiting in line, I decided to head home to catch up on my DVR'ed television shows. One show that has caught my attention just started airing on BBC America: Mistresses, a show about four thirtysomething women who live somewhere in England (the show is filmed in Bristol) and bond over difficult relationships, including, in some cases, infidelity. At first, I was a little scandalized about the title, thinking that it would be some sort of misogynistic fantasy about men and their mistresses, but it's actually interesting and far more complex than its title would suggest. It's refreshing to see women who haven't been botoxed to heaven on the screen playing complex characters.
As for the fashion, it's not exactly Sex and the City "fabulous," but given that some characters are professionals in a small town, you wouldn't exactly expect them to traipse around in head-to-toe Chanel or Alexander McQueen, but I did spot a Vivienne Westwood blouse on Orla Brady's character, who plays a lawyer on the show. If fashion plays a role in the show, it's a backdrop to the drama, not a part of the main action. If you haven't checked it out, please do. It's pretty riveting, and yes, melodramatic. My new guilty pleasure. Has anyone else been watching?
Style Challenge Update
Last week, I made a vow (starting April 1st) not to wear black for one whole week. Surprise, surprise: it's been really great so far! I am not sure if it's an unintended consequence of mixing color (slowly and surely) into the wardrobe or the slow thaw of spring that's been lifting my spirits, but I feel more cheery sans black.
I am surviving-- actually thriving without black this week. But old habits die hard, and I can't help feeling envy and withdrawal when I spot a chic New Yorker dressed head to toe in black. Here are some pictures of days one through four... Apologies for the wonky poses. I am new to this whole "style post" thing.
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This easy felting project makes a felted necklace with a bit of handspun yarn, crochet and wool roving.
I had a bit of leftover handspun single spun merino wool yarn that I crocheted for the base of the necklace. Using a 4.5 mm crochet hook, crochet a chain of approx. 100 stitches ( 36 inches). Join. Using a slip stitch work the ends into the chain for about an inch or two.
If you are new to crochet, here are some instructions to get you started.
I used a similar method to felt the wool balls into the crochet chain, as I used when I made the hand felted Easter eggs.
You will need:
1 bowl of cold tap water.
1 bowl of hot tap water.
Add a bit of dish detergent to the bowl of hot water.
Small bits of dyed merino wool roving.
Begin by felting the crochet necklace base. Dip it in the hot soapy water and rub the necklace vigorously between the plam of your hands until it begins to felt.
Take a small piece of dyed wool roving and wrap it around the crochet necklace, forming a small ball.
Dip the ball of wool into the bowl of hot soapy tap water.
Rub the wool roving in the palm of your hand, forming a ball or bead shape.
Continue to rub it vigorously and continue to dip it in the hot soapy water.
The wool will start to harden and form a ball shape.
When it starts to harden, dip it in the cold water and continue to roll it between the palms of your hands.
Alternate between dipping the wool ball in the hot water and cold water, squeezing out excess water.
When the wool ball has become quite hard (about 3-4 minutes of rolling)
Pinch and shape the ball into a around ball or egg shape.
Continue to roll in your hands and dip into the cold and hot water
until you are happy with the consistency of the hardened felt.
If you wish to make larger 'beads' wrap a bit more roving around the partially felted ball and continue the felting process. Dip it into hot water and continue to rub between your hands as above. Alternate between hot and cold water and rubbing.
Then continue making more felt balls working your way around the necklace. Use different colours of wool roving and have fun!
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The best vote for Jeita is to vote with your feet. Go see Jeita! It's a beautiful drive through the mountains to reach the caves and hopefully some of our politicians noticed the poor and often trashy condition of the road and maybe, just maybe, someone will resolve that situation. That gets my vote!
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The two riders finished 7-8 in what was another difficult and rain-plagued stage, with Quintanilla just seven minutes off the leading time of stage winner Joan Barreda of Spain. Renet finished two and a half minutes behind his Chilean teammate as the competition left the high altitudes of Bolivia on the way from Uyuni to Salta. It was to be an eventful day for riders and the entire Dakar caravan.
The rain that has disrupted the rally since last Friday in Bolivia continued to play havoc with the planned schedule. Before the stage, race direction announced there would be changes to the day's program because of local flooding and rising water levels in rivers that they had to pass.
While the first half of the timed special was completed, rally organizers were dealt another blow when there was a massive landslide on the liaison road some 40 km north of Jujuy, and 16 km from Salta, said by the Argentinian civil authorities to have caused considerable damage to a village along the way.
The leading group of riders managed to complete the stage, but many of the remaining field, and most of the support teams and vehicles did not reach Salta before nightfall. Dakar vehicles, competitors, assistance and logistics were diverted over an alternative route, extending the liaison by about 200 km. The late arrival of riders and vehicles, some of which were not able to reach Salta in time for the start of Stage 10, caused race direction to cancel Wednesday's stage nine. Teams and vehicles will now regroup in time for the tenth stage on Thursday, which will go from Chilecito to San Juan.
The cancelled ninth stage, the so-called 'Super Belen', planned for almost 1,000 km, and with very difficult navigation, was to have been a possible game changer in this year's rally. The cancellation also cuts back on Quintanilla's possibilities of narrowing the almost 21-minute gap in the overall standings to current race leader, British rider Sam Sunderland. He now has about a seven minute overall advantage over third placed French rider Adrien Van Beveren.
Renet wrapped up the stage nine minutes off the fastest time in eighth place and stays in seventh overall. He is now within shooting distance of achieving his goal of being at the finish on Saturday among the top ten finishers.
Despite the cancelation of Wednesday's stage, Thursday and Friday still represent two long and very difficult days, and while riders only contest a short 64 km timed special on Saturday, they still have a total final day's ride of 786 km to reach the finish line.
Stage 8 to Uyuni to Salta
1. Joan Barreda (ESP), Honda, 4:28.21 h
2. Matthias Walkner (AUT), KTM, + 3.51 min
3. Sam Sunderland (GBR), KTM, + 3.54
7. Pablo Quintanilla (CHL), Husqvarna, + 7.07
8. Pela Renet (FRA), Husqvarna, + 9.26
Overall standings
1. Sunderland 22.01.08 h
2. Quintanilla, + 20.58 min
3. Adrien Van Beveren (FRA), Yamaha + 28.49
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Ghosts is the 2nd episode in Manhunt 2, where Danny returns to his old house after escaping Dixmor Asylum.
After escaping Dixmor Asylum in the back of a Trashmaster, Danny and Leo arrive at Wooddale Community Enclave as Leo explains to Danny that he left a drug back at his old house that will help him remember. As they set out, they spot the Watchdogs patrolling the streets searching for them, so Danny kills them and makes his way to his old house.Once inside, Danny begins hallucinating, seeing his dead family as ghosts while he searches for some Cortexa. He finds some and while searching for a Syringe, more Watchdogs show up and Danny kills them all. Danny then injects himself with Cortexa and finds a matchbox he left for himself as a clue.
Playable Character: | Daniel Lamb |
Location: | Streets and backalleys of Wooddale Community Enclave. Daniel's house |
Hunters: | Watchdogs |
Other Characters: | Lamb Family (ghosts), a Civilian (corpse), Dr. Pickman (voice), Leo Kasper |
Environmental Executions: | Manhole (Wii) |
Previous Scene: | Awakening |
Next Scene: | Sexual Deviants |
Weapons Edit
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- Barbed Wire
- Glass Shard
- Crowbar
- Whisky Bottle (Wii/PC)
- Sheers (Wii/PC)
- Circular Saw (Wii)
- Syringe (unusable)
- Sickle (PC/Wii)
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Version Differences Edit
- See all Manhunt 2 Version Differences
- The Sheers, Sickle, and the Whisky Bottle only appears on the PC/Wii.
- The Manhole cover Environmental Execution only appears on the Wii/PS2 Beta
- The Circular Saw only appears on the Wii.
- A poster of Weary Pines Cemetery can be seen in an alleyway, revealing it to be a real place as well as in Danny's mind.
- This is the episode in Manhunt 2 with the least amount of Hunters, with only six. It has one less than Deliverance from the first game, making it the least amount in the series.
- The Flashlight was cut from this episode.


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Mission StatementBLTC RESEARCH was founded in 1995 to promote paradise-engineering. We are dedicated to an ambitious global technology project. BLTC seek to abolish the biological substrates of suffering. Not just in humans, but in all sentient life. Absurdly fanciful? No. The blueprint for a Post-Darwinian Transition is conceptually simple, technically feasible and morally urgent. At present, life on earth is controlled by self-replicating DNA. Selfish genes ensure that cruelty, pain, malaise are endemic to the living world. Yet all traditional religions, all social and economic ideologies, and all political parties, are alike in one respect. They ignore the biochemical roots of our ill-being. So the noisy trivia of party-politics distract us from what needs to be done. Fortunately, the old Darwinian order, driven by blind natural selection acting on random genetic mutations, is destined to pass into evolutionary history. For third-millennium bioscience allows us to:
Biotechnology can make us smarter, happier - and nicer. Post-Darwinian superminds can abolish "physical" and "mental" pain altogether. The ethical importance of the decisions we take can scarcely be exaggerated. For soon we'll be forced to choose how much suffering in the living world we want to conserve and create. Or whether instead we wish to abolish pain completely. Life on earth can be animated by gradients of ecstatic well-being beyond the bounds of normal human experience. In the end, the greatest obstacles to superhealth and a cruelty-free world may prove ideological, not technical. BLTC RESEARCH campaign to promote paradise-engineering as a rigorous academic discipline and a mature applied science.
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I. Heaven is God's dwellingplace. Deut.
26:15 Zech.
2:13 1
Kin. 8:30, 39,43,49 II. Only the righteous will be in heaven. The wicked will not be allowed to enter. Matt.
25:34 Gal.
5:21 III. What will heaven be like? A. There will be continual praise and worship. Neh.
9:6 Job
38:7 B. Heaven will be beautiful. Rev. 21:2 Rev. 21:11, 18, 19, 21 C. Heaven will be a place of great joy and satisfaction in his presence, for there we shall see God. Psa.
16:11 Psa.
17:15 Isa.
33:17 D. Heaven will be eternal.
23:6 Matt.
25:46 John
10:28 E. People of all races and tongues and every nation will be represented in heaven. F. There will be no marriage. G. Many of the redeemed are there -
"a great multitude which no one could number" (Rev.
7:9) - as well as angels (Matt.
18:10; Luke
12:8; Luke
- "thousands upon thousands" of them (Heb.
12:22). IV. In describing heaven, the Bible tells us much about what will not be there. A. No sickness or pain. B. No sorrow, or crying, or mourning. C. No violence or wars, but only perfect peace and rest. D. No more death. E. No more hunger or thirst. V. The Bible provides numerous metaphoric descriptions of heaven. A. The Father's house.
14:2 Psa.
23:6 B. A heavenly country or city. Heb.
11:10 Heb.
11:16 Heb.
13:14 C. A rest. 2 Thess. 1:7 Heb. 4:9 Rev. 14:13 D. A grainery. E. The Kingdom of Christ and of God.
13:43 Luke
12:32 Luke
22:29,30 F. Paradise, the perfect place. Luke 23:43 2 Cor. 12:2, 4 Rev. 2:7 G. The mountain of the Lord. Psa. 24:3,7 Heb. 12:22 Rev. 14:1-3 H. A great feast. VI. Heaven is described in Scripture, perhaps figuratively, as "up" - in the sky. VII. The promise of heaven should be a great source of joy and hope to us. (Luke 10:20). Jesus longs for us to join him there (John 17:24). |
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Miscellaneous verses on heaven: Matt. 6:20 Matt. 19:21 Luke 15:32 Luke 16:22 John 5:28,29 John 13:36 2 Cor. 12:2-4 Eph. 1:18 Col. 1:5,6,12 Col. 3:4 2 Thess. 2:14 Heb. 10:34 2 Pet. 3:13 Rev. 3:21 Rev. 4:4 Rev. 15:2


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ECER 2014 - The past, present and future of educational research in Europe
September,1 through september, 5. University of Porto. In 2014 EERA is celebrating its 20th anniversary. This event offers an excellent opportunity to look back on the development and impact of educational research in Europe – as well as looking forward to its future.
The EERA/ECER conference in Porto 2014 provides a time and space for the educational research community to be self-reflexive – to evaluate its strengths, weaknesses and possibilities.
The participation in session of DIPF scientists are listed here.
Dienstag, 2. September 2014, 13:15-14:45 Uhr
Session 26 SES 01 B: Reflection, Enjoyment and Organizational Health
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Artist: One Voice
thought you were my sunny day
thought you were my sunshine in the rain
when everything was cloudy in my life
didn't know that you were playin' a game
killing me softly inside
emotions blinded me from the light
i put it past you every time
that you would ever decide
to break your promises
you played yourself boy
you said you were forever down
instead you were down for yourself
i didn't get my back
you know you were wrong
forgetting what you meant to me
forgetting what we built together
what went around will come around before long
i put it past you every time
that you might be inclined
to break your word
but you played yourself boy
you tried to play me and leave me lonely
you went out and cheated on me
i thought that you were down with me
you said i was your one and only
together exclusively
i thought that you were down with me
down with me
you thought you played me
but you only played yourself
when you left me
to lay down with someone else
i put it past you every time
that you would ever leave my side
but you went and broke your word
you played yourself boy
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A new video taken by a NASA spacecraft shows the vast asteroid Vesta, the second-biggest in the asteroid belt, in dazzlingly bright colours.
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Lot 142: Original Dr. Seuss "Cat In The Hat"
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The other night, as my cousin was driving home from work (He plays in a band) , he suddenly felt discomfort on the right side of the face, around the hinge of the jaw (Not the neck). When he got home he saw tht his jaw was all swollen. He had a headache and flu symptoms. That was a couple of days ago, and, though the swelling is sown some, he still has the flu symptoms. He doesn't think it is bad enough to go to the doceor. Does anyone have a clue as to what this could be? I first thought of a stroke, but wouldn't that be on the left? And would there be flu symptoms? I would appreciate any help you can give me, or any responses. Thanks, Terry
Could be some type of mumps. Or, could be the flu or a cold and the swelling was lymph nodes. I wouldn't be too alrmed unless the swelling persists, there is gigh fever or the symptoms do not get better. (A bad tooth or abcess could cause trouble like this too.) [This Message was Edited on 11/17/2003]


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RE: Cabin in the Woods
My thought on your question.
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I loved the movie! Yes, it wasn't what I expected but it was so much more!
RE: Silent House
What I loved about Silent House (and we saw it in the theatre) was that the film was shot (or made it seem to be) in one continuous shot. The camera never leaves the scene from room to room, and scene to scene. from when she leaves the house, the car, etc. See it again if you missed this the first time. I loved that and thought they did an awesome job! Plus I jumped and was startled and yes, I "solved" it early on but still an entertaining story.


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We (in the United States) should encourage our children to substitute the word PASTA for God when they recite the pledge of allegiance for what is God but pasta?
If the infidels do not understand and evict them from class, then we should take them to court. After all, in the U.S., the first amendment guarantees us the right to free speech and the freedom to practice our religion.
I think we should also have some "One nation under PASTA" bumper stickers made.
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Doris Day is Turner Classic Movies' Star of the Month of April 2012. TCM's Doris Day homage begins this evening with eight movies released at the start of Day's career at Warner Bros. In addition to Day's presence, what those movies have in common is the following: little plot, lots of music, and Old Hollywood's fluff-producing machinery at work. If that's your thing, don't miss them!
Of those, the better one is probably Roy Del Ruth's On Moonlight Bay (1951, photo). Though nothing at all like Del Ruth's crackling Warner Bros. movies of the early '30s – e.g., The Maltese Falcon, Beauty and the Boss, Blessed Event – this musical comedy set in a small American town prior to World War I offers some genuine nostalgia, great songs, and charming performances, including those of the two good-looking leads, Day and Gordon MacRae.
On Moonlight Bay was popular enough to merit a sequel, By the Light of the Silvery Moon (1953), which TCM will strangely be presenting before the earlier film. David Butler directed this one.
A couple of curiosities are It's a Great Feeling (1949) and Starlift (1951), as those two feature cameos by dozens of Warner Bros. stars of the period, among them Joan Crawford, Patricia Neal, Gary Cooper, Ruth Roman, and Errol Flynn. The plots of those films – if one could call them that – are quite similar to those of Warners' Thank Your Lucky Stars (1943) and Hollywood Canteen (1944). In the case of Starlift, the studio only needed to replace one war (World War II) with another (Korea War).
Schedule (PT) and synopses from the TCM website:
5:00 PM THE LULLABY OF BROADWAY (1951). A star's former servants try to keep her daughter from learning of her fate. Dir.: David Butler Cast: Doris Day, Gene Nelson, S.Z. Sakall. Color. 92 min.
6:45 PM BY THE LIGHT OF THE SILVERY MOON (1953). A small-town girl's love life goes ballistic when her sweetheart returns from World War I. Dir.: David Butler Cast: Doris Day, Gordon MacRae, Leon Ames. Color. 102 min.
8:30 PM MY DREAM IS YOURS (1949). A talent scout turns a young unknown into a radio singing star. Dir.: Michael Curtiz Cast: Jack Carson, Doris Day, Lee Bowman. Color. 101 min.
10:15 PM ON MOONLIGHT BAY (1951). A small-town tomboy falls for the boy-next-door in the years before World War I. Dir.: Roy Del Ruth Cast: Doris Day, Gordon MacRae, ["Smiling"] Jack Smith. Color. 95 min.
12:00 AM ROMANCE ON THE HIGH SEAS (1948). A singer on a Caribbean cruise gets mixed up in a series of romantic problems. Dir.: Michael Curtiz Cast: Jack Carson, Janis Paige, Don DeFore. Color. 99 min.
1:45 AM TEA FOR TWO (1950). An heiress has to say no to every question for 24 hours if she wants to star on Broadway. Dir.: David Butler Cast: Doris Day, Gordon MacRae, Gene Nelson. Color. 98 min.
3:30 AM IT'S A GREAT FEELING (1949). When nobody at Warner Bros. will work with him, movie star Jack Carson decides to turn an unknown into his co-star. Dir.: David Butler Cast: Dennis Morgan, Doris Day, Jack Carson. Color. 85 min.
5:00 AM STARLIFT (1951). An actress and an air transport crewman fall in love in this star-studded salute to the Korean war. Dir.: Roy Del Ruth Cast: Doris Day, Gordon MacRae, Virginia Mayo. Black and white. 103 min.


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The award-giving began early at this year's Pusan International Film Festival, which closed on Friday with a gala screening of Yoon Jong-Chan's "I Am Happy" and the announcement of jury and audience awards. A few days prior to the closing night festivities however, a private ceremony was held honoring Kim Dong-ho, the director of the festival and this year's recipient of the Nielson Impact Award. "If there were an United Nations for world cinema," Eric Mika, publisher of the Hollywood Reporter, said as he presented the award to Kim, "Mr. Kim would not just be the representative from Korea. He would be the Secretary-General."
A career official who has worked for a number of cultural and government entities, including the Ministry of Culture, Kim has been at the helm of Pusan since its inception in 1996. Widely respected in the international community, Kim has glowing reputation as a skilled administrator and a charming spokesperson. Now, even as others worry about the state of the local industry, Kim is launching the festival's most ambitious project to date, the construction of a mutli-million dollar film center in Busan. Dubbed Dureraum, which means together in Korean, the center will feature six theaters, a museum, exhibition halls and office space. The center is currently slated to open in 2011, just in time for the 16th edition of the festival.
Shortly after being presented with his own award, Kim found himself presenting others with theirs. At another ceremony in a different hotel on the same night, Richard Pena, program director of New York's Film Society of Lincoln Center, was honored with the Korean Film Award for his ongoing efforts to introduce Korean film to New York audiences. (Incidentally, if you can catch any of Infernal Machines, Pena's upcoming series of films by the late Kim Ki-Young, affectionately known to his fans as "Mr. Monster," do it.) Moments later, Gulnara Sarsenova became the first woman and the first Central Asian to be named the Asian Filmmaker of the Year. One of the producers of Sergei Bodrov's "Mongol," Sarsenova is seen as one of the driving forces behind the film industry of Central Asia, especially in her native Kazakhstan. "Being a producer is like fighting a war. For the last four years, I was a soldier with the title of producer," said Sarsenova as she accepted her award. "But on this occasion, I'm a filmmaker and a general."
This evening of awards marked the halfway point of the festival and saw a slight shift in the feel of the festival. This year organizers moved the Asian Film Market and the Pusan Promotion Plan to the first weekend of the festival, guaranteeing a critical mass of filmmakers and industry would be on hand to kick the festival off. But when the AFM and PPP ended, the meetings, nightly ceremonies and various receptions came to an end and many of the Korean industry representatives headed back to Seoul. The remaining guests refocused their attention onscreen, delving deeper into the program and finding some undiscovered delights.
A thuggish debt collector comes to question his life choices in the surprisingly touching "Breathless." Actor Yang Ik June wrote, directed, and stars in the film, which begins like so many other portraits of Korean machismo–within the first twenty minute of the film, the lead character has beat up a half dozen people, cussed out his boss and oldest friend and sucker punched a high school girl. Treading ground that could have gone so wrong so easily, Yang explores the troubled heart and soul of a character coming to terms with his violent past, violent present and what looks to be an inescapably violent future.
"Nightmare Detective 2," Shinya Tsukamoto's highly anticipated follow-up to his 2006 hit, finds its moody psychic hero in "Whispering Corridors" territory as he reluctantly helps a school girl haunted in her dreams by a vengeful schoolmate while, at the same time, he is struggling with visions of his own. Far less aggro than the first entry in the series (or, for that matter, than much of Tsukamoto's filmography), "Nightmare Detective 2" employs some familiar J-horror images–water, distorted faces, ghosts with long, dark hair–but its dark perspective and circular logic casts them in a new light.
Tsukamoto's film was a favorite among the late-night crown, but when the votes of the entire festival audience was tallied up at the end, Chris Martinez's "100" emerged as the audience favorite, walking away with the KNN Movie Award. At a festival where the audience tends to skew towards college students, "100" drew an older audience. With tears in their eyes, they embraced this Filipino melodrama about a young woman, dying of cancer, who gives herself 100 tasks to do before it's too late.
In New Currents, the festival's main competitive section, which focuses on emerging Asian cinema, Roh Gyeong-tae's "Land of Scarecrows" and Masahide Ichii's "Naked of Defenses" were chosen as the jury's favorites. Already the winner of the top prizes at the PIA Film Festival, "Naked of Defenses" is an unabashed "women's picture" about two women– one very pregnant and the other struggling to come to terms with a recent miscarriage–who work side-by-side in a plastics manufacturing plant. With its working class milieu and female focus, "Naked of Defenses" recalls Courtney Hunt's "Frozen River," but where Hunt's film takes some unexpected turns along the way, Ichii's hews closely to time-honored conventions and audience expectations. This is in stark contrast to fellow winner "Land of Scarecrows," a multilayered look at cultural identities that will be a challenge to future audiences, which I wrote about in my previous report. The two films could not be more different and stand as a testament to the breadth of the festival's programming. There's to be a little something for everyone in Pusan.
Complete List of Pusan 2008 Award Winners
New Currents Award
"Land of Scarecrows"; directed by Roh Gyeong-tae (South Korea)
"Naked of Defenses"; directed by Ichii Masahide (Japan)
Special Mentions for "Members of the Funeral"; directed by Baek Seung-bin (South Korea) and "Er Dong"; directed by Yang Jin (China)
Sonje Award
"Andong"; directed by Rommel Tolentino Milo (Philippines)
"Girl"; directed by Hong Sunghoon (South Korea)
PIFF Mecenat Award
"Mental"; directed by Soda Kazuhiro (Japan)
"Old Partner"; directed by Lee Chung-ryoul (South Korea)
Fipresci Award
"Jalainur"; directed by Ye Zhao (China)
NETPAC Award
"Members of the Funeral"; directed by Baek Seung-bin (South Korea)
"Treeless Mountain"; directed by Kim So-young (South Korea/U.S.)
KNN Movie Award (Audience Award)
"100", directed by Chris Martinez (Philippines)
[Doug Jones is Senior Programmer at Film Independent's Los Angeles Film Festival.]