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Truffe (2008)
- Studio: Independent
- Release: August 22, 2008
- Director: Kim Nguyen
- Writer: Kim Nguyen
- Cast: Céline Bonnier, Roy Dupuis, Pierre Lebeau, Danielle Proulx, Jean-Nicolas Verreault, Michèle Richard
Video archive for the film Truffe, which has a domestic theatrical release in the year of 2008. There is currently one video available for the film, of which one and only one is a trailer, as listed below. Happy viewing!
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Frequently Asked Questions
Question: I have a dual CPU system, but the rendering seems not to be multithreaded. What is wrong?
Answer: Check Multithreading option in MAX's preferences - Customize > Preferences > Rendering > Multi-threading. Make sure this is On.
Question: When I render a particular object with the V-Ray renderer Dark rectangles appear at odd places on the object. When I render the same object with the Max default scanline renderer, the dark rectangles disappear.
Answer: This could happen if your object is a thin box with overlapping faces. Increase the Height or remove the overlapping faces and the squares should go away.
Question: How can I render wireframe with V-Ray?
Answer: You can use the VRayEdges texture to get a similar (although not exactly the same) result.
Question: Why the rendering of one and the same scene using different size region divisions results in significantly different rendertimes? However there is no difference in the quality.
Answer: There should be no difference in the final image, no matter what is the size of your render regions. However, every region requires some setup time. Also, when you use antialiasing filters, there is a border around each region that needs to be additionally rendered so that the edges of regions blend smoothly. As the region size increases, this additional work takes less time compared to the total render. Smaller regions allow for faster screen update - you can see your image in progress; regions save memory; regions allow easy multithreading and (more important) easy distributed rendering. The choice of slowdown/update rate is best left to the user. Values of 16-64 are recommended.
Question: Why the HDRI map has no effect on the specular level of the rendered objects?
Answer: With the standard MAX materials, the specular level is just a way to simulate shiny look for objects. For a real world object to be shiny it has to be reflective. The same applies for objects rendered in V-Ray. To achieve shiny look with V-Ray lights, glowing objects and environment maps you will need to make the objects reflective.
Question: Why do I get very weak shadows produced by the HDRI map?
Answer: For sharper shadows, get a HDRI map with a high enough dynamic range.
Question: Why do I get loss of detail when I render an object with lot of detail using V-Ray GI?
Answer: Increase the max rate - for example set to 0. You may also try to reduce the color and normal thresholds. Additionally to make the GI more detailed you can (a) reduce the interpolation samples or (b) use another interpolation method - Delone triangulation will not blur the GI, it will just interpolate it; however the min/max rate still must be enough to capture all the detail.
Question: Will the distributed engine upload the complete scene to every machine including textures etc. or will each machine just receive what is needed to render its bucket?
Answer: It will ship the full scene without the textures. Which means the textures must be visible from all the local machines. You need not share the scene itself.
Question: Can you change easily the task priority for all machines that participate in distributed rendering?
Answer: Yes, this is configurable. You can control the process priority remotely for each rendering server. For more information refer to the Dsitributed rendering section.
Question: Is the "machine list" in the distributed rendering based on machine names or IPs?
Answer: It is based on machine IPs. You can give names to each machine as you wish and they don't have to be the same as your network names. The important part is a valid IP. There is an autosearch mechanism which looks for all the available servers in the local network and includes them in the list. You can configure a box manually though.
Question: How do I use HDRI map with V-Ray to illuminate the scene?
Answer: Either load it in your environment map if you want to show it in your background or in the render panel you can load it in the section for overriding the max environment for skylight.
Question: How can I set the IOR when I use a standard material with VRayMap for the refractions?
Answer: Change the IOR of the material (in the Extended parameter roll-up of the Standard material).
Question: Does the antialiasing filter affect the irradiance map? Can I calculate an irradiance map with one filter and then use it with another?
Answer: No, the irradiance map is not affected by the antialiasing filter. In fact if you only need to compute an irradiance map, you can render without antialiasing and without a filter. You can add these later on for your final rendering.
Question: Can I render the irradiance map at 400x400 and then use it to render a 800x800 image? What will be the effect?
Answer: Yes, you can do that. The final effect will be as though you have computed the irradiance map at a lower sampling rate.
Question: Why does my fog light the scene when I use V-Ray with GI?
Answer: This is so because of the way the MAX standard fog written - it is self-illuminated (unless you use volume light, but standard fog and volume fog are selfillumed), and since V-Ray takes volumetrics into account when calculating light hitting surfaces for GI, you can see illumination coming from those volumetrics.


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Oracle Database 11g: Implement Partitioning
- Код курса: 11gIP
- Длительность: 2 д.
- Цена: 44 700 Р
Описание курса
This course will discuss the Oracle Partitioning methods for tables, index, and materialized views that are available in Oracle Database 11g Release 2 with examples and explanations of appropriate use. Oracle Database 11g introduces several new partitioning methods: Reference partitioning, System partitioning, Interval partitioning, Virtual column partitioning, and several new composite partitioning methods: Range-Range, Hash-Hash, List-List, List-Hash, List-Range, along with Interval-Range, Interval-Hash, and Interval-List. When added to all the existing methods of partitioning, this large range of choices require that Database Administrators and Data Architects understand each method and appropriate uses.
The course will also cover partitioning of Lob segments, nested tables, and object tables. Proper use of partitioning can greatly benefit many types of applications including Data Warehouses, Information Lifecycle management, and very large databases in general.
This course is based on Oracle Database 11g Release 2 Patch Set 1.
Слушатели изучат:
- Apply partitioning strategies to enhance application performance
- Use partitioning techniques to reduce impact of table and index maintenance
- Use partitioning to decrease the time to refresh materialized views
Цели курса:
- Understand partitioning options with other database features
- Describe the partitioning architecture, uses, and advantages
- Describe the partition types supported by the Oracle RDBMS
- List all of the options for creating partition tables
- Create partitioned tables
- Describe the table and index partition relationships
- List all the options of partitioned indexes
- Create partitioned indexes
- List all of the alterable partitioned table and index attributes
- Describe the overhead associated with each maintenance command
- Use the data dictionary to verify partitioning structure
- Create Materialized Views that are partitioned
- Explain the benefits of partitioning materialzied views
- Show performance enhancements of partitioned materiized views
- Choose appropriate partition attributes for various application requirements
- Describe Oracle Enterprise Manager support of partitioned objects
Pекомендуемые дополнительные курсы:
- Oracle Database 11g: Administer a Data Warehouse
This course will help you understand the basic concepts of administering a data warehouse. You'll learn to use various Oracle Database features to improve performance and manageability in a data warehouse.
Программа курса:
- Introduction to Partitioning
- Implementing Partitioned Tables
- Implementing Partitioned Indexes
- Maintenance of Partitioned Tables and Indexes
- Partitioning Administration and Usage
- Partitioning and Workload Types


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This bedroom has a white ceiling which, in most cases, would be an unnoticeable feature. However, in this case it stands out, especially in contrast with the black walls. The walls are not just black but also patterned. They are covered with elegant wallpaper. To create a uniform décor, the curtains are also black and the floors have a dark brown stain.
If, on the other hand, you want to have an accent wall in the bedroom and you choose black as a color for it, then making the room look airy and inviting will be easier. Black accent walls look especially nice when the rest of the walls and the ceiling are white. This way the contrast is stronger and the décor becomes elegant.
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Business Lessons at the Movies
Fortunately, I live in a place that has a pretty wonderful film festival which gives me the opportunity to see films that I wouldn't usually attend. Little did I know that this year would yield so much in the way of learning beyond sheer entertainment.
With many many many films to choose from its almost impossible to pick so I've devised a strategy that works for my interest levels and attention span (haha, going through pages and pages of descriptions isn't for me). So, I delete all the films with any violence at all, and use this technique: I go to Opening Night as they must think highly of that film to give it this honored feature, and then I choose one more that is getting lots of buzz and is being shown on a night I have free. This year that formula netted me two that although I had no idea, provoked thinking that I've really been enjoying.
The exciting thing for me is that doing it this way means that I have no preconceived notion of what to expect which is its own sort of fun.
Turns out that both this year were documentaries. Which I rarely see. So already I'm playing in a genre that is unfamiliar, yet most enjoyable. Each were about a singular person. Some similarities on the surface. Both male. Both covered their entire journey from their youth… and it turned out both were innovators. HOORAH!! How much do I L.O.V.E. innovators? Tons. Yes! And both film makers were women. Bonus points there!
I can highly endorse both films. The first was about Laird Hamilton called 'Take Every Wave'. Now I had followed Laird back in the day (we're of smilier ages) when he was super active and on like every magazine cover imaginable, modeling and connecting with his now wife Gabby Reece. But of course there was Lots I didn't know. This isn't the place to detail it… my intent is to share the nuggets I took away.
The other film is called 'This is Everything – Gigi Gorgeous' about a kid named Greg and his journey to becoming Gigi, a woman. It too was quite good, although I knew nothing about Gigi when I chose it. Just that it had a lot of buzz, which was good enough for me. Gigi's quite an amazing person for sure. Yet on the surface the two of these people are super different.
What struck me about both films were lessons for me as to what made them each what I'd call Super Brands.
- They are unstoppable… pulled from something inside- a common entrepreneurial trait
- They are innovative, almost not knowing it some times then can be quite intentionally
- They had challenging beginnings… unlikely starts to epic journeys – similar to the cycle of many businesses
- They followed their inner guides even if it was unpopular or difficult – sound familiar?
- They made the most of the present moment rather than worrying about the future – this may be the most critical
So whether you're the future Apple Corp, Nike or AirBnB, we all get started somewhere…. it doesn't matter. YOU have the seed of potential within you. Remember your life is like a movie with You writing the script. Just like a movie you have a story 'arc', and many of the most successful feature the Hero's Journey (google Joseph Campbell if you don't know about that). You too are on a Hero's Journey. Consider how this scene will lead you to the next, stay open to opportunities, take nothing personally, but look for the lessons any you too may be a Super Brand one day too.
Stay Unforgettable!,
p.s….If you'd like to do some break through work to up level your business, join me for the next workshop I'm doing in May. Still want this year to be your best ever? Then you'd be a great candidate.


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A Resource Manual for Training and Developing Effective Boards and Committees.
By Rabbi Shawn Zevit and Shira Stutman
with contributions by Rabbi Mordechai Liebling and Rabbi Elyse Wechterman
This resource manual for training and developing effective boards and committees is divided into three parts. The first contains traditional text study and congregational systems and leadership theory. The second is based on the Tachlis (practical) experience of other congregations and includes examples of congregational documents on subjects ranging from governance to committee-building. Last, actual synagogue board training agendas are presented.


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The Xtra Point: Taming The Beast
No James Franklin? No problem.
Maty Mauk showed critics last Saturday he was a capable quarterback with a respectable 295 passing yards, one passing touchdown and one interception against a highly ranked Florida pass defense. In the process, Mauk earned SEC Freshman of the Week honors.
But now Mauk isn't playing the Gators. He's preparing for a match against South Carolina and one of the best defensive players in college football: Jadeveon Clowney. Currently slated as the number one pick in the 2014 NFL Draft, Clowney is coming off his best game of the season as he racked up five tackles in a losing effort against Tennessee. It's going to be difficult for the offensive line to gameplan for this behemoth. The Tigers have given up 15 sacks this year without really facing an intimidating defensive force like Clowney so a huge key for the Tigers is making sure Clowney isn't making plays. If a young quarterback like Mauk gets roughed up enough, it spells bad news for the offense.
This matchup especially spells bad news for running back Henry Josey. Josey is coming off a major injury that sidelined him for all of last season. Clowney is known for pancaking running backs in the backfield. Look at what he did against Tennessee last week.
The Tigers need to be careful with using Josey in the next games as he might take a dangerous hit if he's used too much. Expect the Tigers to use Marcus Murphy and Russell Hansbrough in the backfield more as well as passing in the shotgun formation a lot more.
As for the Gamecocks offense, they are lacking right now. Quarterback Connor Shaw is currently questionable for this game. Even so, he got roughed up by a mediocre Tennessee defense. With Missouri's defense capable of forcing turnovers (14 interceptions on the year), they shouldn't have to worry too much about whichever quarterback they face.
The biggest concern for Missouri's defense is shutting down running back Mike Davis. Davis is sixth in the FBS in rushing yards with 879 rushing yards this year. Missouri has yet to face a dominant runner such as Davis this year. Luckily for the Tigers, the defensive line trio of Michael Sam, Kony Ealy and Marcus Golden have done a great job of putting pressure on running backs this year. They'll be locked on making sure Davis doesn't light the Tigers up.
At the beginning of the season, Missouri had absolutely no hope of winning this game. But since Missouri's rise into the national spotlight, they are now expected to win this game. Given the motivation of Homecoming behind the Tigers, I can see them taking this game and with that, a step closer to the National Championship.


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The highly regarded Viking 53 Convertible delivers a proven mix of style, luxury and performance. Lavish (3) SR interior with mid-ships Master, Salon, Galley and Dinette area, standard washer/dryer and upgraded furnishings.
Highlights include a spacious fishing cockpit, huge flybridge and well designed engine room,
Fresh MAN 820 HP power cruises 26/27 knots and 30 knots at WOT.
Island Hopper has had thousands spent on her since 1/1/17. See complete list in listing.
Seller is no longer using and is motivated.
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L-shaped sofa
L-shaped dinette
Plexiglas dining table
Plexiglas cocktail table
Mirrored galley bulkhead
Flat screen TV behind the dinette
Cabinet on starboard side with entertainment center
Cabinet with all AC & DC electrical equipment
Bar cabinet with Aux SS radio
Separate AC unit and controls, Cruise Air
Double door refrigerator with ice & water, Kenmore
Stainless steel sink and faucet
New counter tops
New Amtico teak & holly floor
2 burner range, Princess
Microwave oven, Emerson
Custom built cabinet with full pull out drawers
Double berth with custom hydraulic lifts for extra storage
Additional drawer storage under berth
Hanging locker, full size & cedar lined
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New bunk covers & head board
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Separate AC unit and controls, Cruise Air
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Teak and holly floor in head
Stall shower
Corian style sink and counter
Vac-U-Flush head
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Drawers under berth, 4
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Shared head & shower and also day head
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Full shower enclosure
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Vac-U-Flush head
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Drawers 2 large under berth
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Speaker room controls, each room & cockpit
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Covered electronics cabinets
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Quartz lights
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Furuno Depth Sounder FCV 292, reads to 3000 feet
NobleTech Odyssey Map Chart with 20" screen and computer
Furuno radar B&W 72 mile
Robertson AP, coarse only
Robertson rudder angle ind.
ICOM VHF radios
Horizon Standard VHF
Standard Horizon GPS
Furuno GP30, GPS
Glendinning synchronizers
Flow scan, fuel monitors
Guest spotlight
Pioneer stereo
Trim tab indicators, Bennett
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Rod holders, 6
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In deck fish box, divided
Live well
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Cockpit cabinet
Freezer & sink
Transom door
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Fresh water washdown
Raw water washdown
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Liferaft (2017)
Underwater lights (2017)
Camera system with phone app (2017)
Fighting chair
Fighting chair cover (2017)
Large anchor windlass
Main anchor
Spare anchor (2017)
Marquipt davit, 1000 lbs.
Chocks for 1314' dinghy
Life ring
Props have been cleaned / balanced and pitched (2017)
Spare (3 blade) 28x31.25 bronze
Mains (4 blade) 28x28.5 Nibral
Fender holders
Retractable shore cord 220V, 50 AMP
Cockpit coaming padding
MAN D2840 LXE, 820 hp, Port = 659SMOH, Starboard = 457 SMOH
Mechanical gauges in engine room
Generators Onan 16 KW 237 hours & Westerbeke 15 KW
Cruise Air Conditioning
Sea Recovery 25 gal/hour
Racor fuel filter dual
Racor fuel filters generators
Oil change system
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Crash pumps on the engines
Sentry battery charger
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New Items - Garmin Plotter / sounder GPSMAP 840xs - Life Raft - Added 190' main anchor, total 300' - Underwater light (stern) - Camera system - Spare anchor with 200' rode - Fighting chair cover - Life ring Rebuilt Items - New dinghy cover - New Isinglass on bridge - Starboard engine - Props have been cleaned / balanced and pitched - Spare (3 blade) 28x31.25 bronze - Mains (4 blade) 28x28.5 Nibral - New Led mast / anchor light - New STBD rudder - New rudder bearings (port and stbd)
ex F-Troop is a very clean and well maintained 53' Viking featuring low hours on rebuilt motors.
Equipped with everything needed to fish and cruise, this Convertible is a must to see when considering a sport fisherman.
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The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.


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... a rare kind of biography and autobiography: a clear and elegant exposition of fact, as well as a humane portrait of a great piano virtuoso, composer, teacher, and democratic soul, as told to and seen through the eyes of one close to him." —Mark Mitchell
Ernst von Dohnányi (1877–1960) was one of the most highly respected musicians of his time. The young Dohnányi enjoyed an international prestige that brought him into contact with such 19th-century masters as Johannes Brahms and Eugène d'Albert. He is remembered for his technique and interpretive skills as a pianist and conductor, as well as for the masterpieces he composed for piano, chamber ensembles, and orchestra. As a teacher and administrator, Dohnányi was responsible for the training of an entire generation of musicians in Hungary, and for helping to shape the country's musical culture. After World War II, his career foundered when he was falsely accused of being a Nazi sympathizer. In 1953, at the age of 76, Dohnányi returned to international prominence with a triumphant "re-debut" at Carnegie Hall. Ernst von Dohnányi: A Song of Life, written from a firsthand perspective by Dohnányi's widow, is the first full English-language biography of the artist.
Ilona von Dohnányi (1909-1988) was a journalist and historical novelist who also wrote biographies of composers Vincenzo Bellini, Gaetano Donizetti, Gioacchino Rossini, and Robert and Clara Schumann. Her other books include From Death to Life and Message to Posterity from Ernst von Dohnányi.
James A. Grymes established the Ernst von Dohnányi Collection at Florida State University. The author of Ernst von Dohnányi: A Bio-Bibliography, his research has appeared in such journals as Music Library Association Notes and Studia Musicologica Academiae Scientiarum Hungaricae.
""This loving memoir . . . is undoubtedly indispensable for those interested in Dohnányi's work." —TLS
" . . . a rare kind of biography and autobiography: a clear and elegant exposition of fact, as well as a humane portrait of a great piano virtuoso, composer, teacher, and democratic soul, as told to and seen through the eyes of one close to him." —Mark Mitchell
Here is the first English-language biography of one of the most respected musicians of his time. Dohnányi (1877-1960) was a virtuoso pianist, composer, and conductor who brought international prominence to Hungarian music. Though his career suffered when he was falsely accused of being a Nazi sympathizer, he later returned in a triumphant concert at Carnegie Hall in 1953 at the age of 76."
"[This] engaging narration by Ilona von Dohnanyi presents a vibrant picture of a musician of exceptional stature, gifted with a resilient personality, incredible energy and admirable strength of character. 9/11/15"
— Guy Sauve, Passion Musique et Culture
"Ilona von Dohnányi has written a very moving memoir of her famous husband. . . . She paints a compelling portrait of the man and his dramatic life and times. "
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"If you run over 10 programs simultaneously on your HP computer, you can get it hot enough to cook a pork shoulder. Every day, I place a raw slab of meat on top of my desktop computer, send some emails, and bam! Five hours later, I have sweet, succulent ham, ready to be eaten. Believe me, it's so much cheaper than going out to lunch."
—Carly Fiorina
On integrating technology into everyday life
"After I score a goal in a soccer game, I always run around the field and point to the logo on my jersey because I want someone to explain to me what it means. The crowd usually just ends up chanting my name instead, but they can't hide it from me forever."
—Cristiano Ronaldo
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"Sometimes the best recipes are the simplest. For Christmas, I just cut open a bag of flour, throw it on the floor, and leave."
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Walden-A UU Celebration
Gordon Clark, Narrator
Henry David Thoreau was the perfect back-to-nature preservationist and anti-business protester; a crank and a hermit saint. He was avidly anti-slavery and avidly pro-nature. Often dismissed during his lifetime, today he has become the revered patron of ecology and non-violent civil disobedience. Thoreau's writings of the 1840s remain astonishingly prescient and imaginative today. We will dive deeply into this amazing work, using a delivery created by our congregant Clark Olsen and featuring the music of Thoreau's contemporary Franz Peter Schubert.
Sermon: Walden- A UU Celebration
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We asked Laura Manivong, author of Escaping the Tiger to write guest blog for us during our month long "celebration" of banned books. Escaping the Tiger has an on going theme of censorship through it's story and we wanted to see what she had to say on the topic, and Laura did not disappoint. Laura's blog bellow embodies the PTB idea of what a book should be, it should be a stepping stone to opening a conversation. So thank you Laura for this great illustration of our feelings!
When I received the advance reader's copy of my novel, I told my daughter she couldn't read it—yet. Perhaps in a year or so. She was only 8 ½ , and I wasn't sure she could appreciate or process the gritty realities my characters face, realities that are based, in part, on her father's childhood escape from Communist Laos. But she sneaked the arc and read it anyway.
Of course she did. It was forbidden fruit.
I caught her about three chapters in and decided if she was willing to read it, I'd be there to guide her. We talked on the way home from school one day. I asked her how the book was going.
"Fine," she said.
"Is it scaring you at all?"
"Well, do you have any questions?"
I'd have to do better than that. Asking yes-or-no questions is no way to start a conversation. "Daughter, do you know why the Communist soldiers burned Vonlai's favorite book, the one about American skyscrapers?"
"No," she said.
My fault. I asked another yes-or-no question. So I went into lecture mode. "Daughter, they didn't want Vonlai forming his own thoughts about America. They wanted him to think just like they did, without learning anything for himself. That's how people try to control other people, is to limit the information they get."
And she was quiet. I checked my rearview mirror. She was staring out the window. Nice one, Mom, I thought. You're babbling about censorship and your kid probably wants to go get an ice cream or something.
"But Mom," she said, still watching the trees flash by as we drove home. "Vonlai's dad told him they can't burn what's in your mind."
The heavens parted. The angels sang. And God sent me his smile right through my sunroof, dressed as a golden ray of sunshine. She got it, I thought. My baby girl, who I thought wasn't mature enough to appreciate the themes in my novel, got the most important part.
Of course she did. She's the one who sought out the very book I'd banned.
~ by Laura Manivong
To learn more about Escaping the Tiger and Laura, check out her web page LauraManivong.com and read Stacey's review of Escaping the Tiger.
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Elderly surgeon gets three years' probation in death of cosmetic surgery patient
Dr. Lawrence Hansen, an Orange County-based surgeon under investigation by the state medical board in connection with a patient's death, has been placed on three years probation, according to court papers filed by the board last week.
An accusation against Hansen, 85, of Cypress was filed with the Medical Board in July alleging negligence, incompetence, failure to report a patient death, performing surgery in an unaccredited facility and unprofessional conduct.
Maria Garcia, 39, a mother of five from San Fernando, died after Hansen performed a vaginal reconstruction on her at Hills Surgical Institute in Anaheim Hills on March 13, 2008, according to her medical records, which became part of the public record in a lawsuit filed by her family against her surgeons after her death.
The Times wrote about Garcia's case in a November article that examined lax regulation of surgery centers. Three other doctors affiliated with the center have had to surrender their medical licenses since September 2009, including Dr. Harrell Robinson, who operated on Garcia shortly after Hansen.
Hansen's lawyer reached a settlement with the attorney general's office which the state medical board approved Feb. 9, allowing Hansen to keep his license. He was placed on three years probation, during which he is not allowed to perform surgeries. In addition to the prohibition on operating, Hansen must complete both clinical and recordkeeping training, pass a psychiatric evaluation and, if ordered, undergo therapy.
Hansen, 82, arrived an hour before the procedure, his first at the surgical center. He had not performed a vaginoplasty in five years, had never met Garcia and did not record her patient history or perform a physical exam.
After Hansen finished the surgery, he left the room and Robinson arrived to perform liposuction and a butt lift on Garcia, according to her medical records. Garcia's blood pressure dropped and her heart stopped, and paramedics had to be called to take her to Kaiser Foundation Hospital in Anaheim where she died about an hour later, according to the accusation and coroner's notes.
The area behind Garcia's uterus had been punctured by a needle and she was bleeding internally. A coroner's investigator later determined that Garcia's death was caused by "intra abdominal hemorrhage" due to the vaginoplasty and ruled it accidental. Hansen failed to report her death within 15 days as required by law.
The attorney general's office declined to comment on the case. The senior assistant attorney general in charge of health quality enforcement, Carlos Ramirez, did not return calls Tuesday.
Hansen's lawyer, Richard Carroll, did not return phone calls or e-mails Tuesday.
Carroll previously said Garcia's puncture wound was caused by Robinson, who surrendered his license Sept. 30, 2009. In his deposition for the Garcia family's lawsuit, Hansen disputed the medical board's accusation that he had failed to examine Garcia or take her medical history, among other allegations against him.
Jin Lew, an attorney representing the Garcias with Los Angeles-based Michels and Watkins, said he was encouraged to see Hansen face discipline.
"The family I'm certain wanted to make sure whoever was responsible for the death of Maria would be held accountable," Lew said.
But he also noted that placing Hansen on probation, "doesn't eliminate the danger" of him practicing medicine again.
"It's just postponing the problem," Lew said. "In my mind it just raises more concern."
Lap-Band clinic is sued over death
Plastic surgery centers that fail state standards can still accept patients
Orange County plastic surgeon to surrender license after sexual misconduct accusations
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333A Orchard Road
#04-01/31 Mandarin Gallery
Singapore 238897
11:30am - 10:00pm
I guess peeps usually come here for the birthday offer. I went to celebrate my brother's birthday here. Service here is definitely top-notch! Frankly though, I am not a huge fan of the prime ribs. It got too jelak for me after eating for a while
July is Lawry's anniversary month and they introduced a 20th Anniversary set menu consisting of 4 courses and a glass of wine. $119++ for 1 pax; $199++ for 2 pax
I got the set which comes with salad as starters, fried oyster and foie gras as appetizer, choice of main and dessert (tiramisu w ice cream or pastry w ice cream)
I got the prime rib cut (150g) as main and had it medium well. Taste and texture was absolutely amazing and delicious but I would recommend medium rare as it was more tender. Not a fan of the cream spinach (the corn suited my taste buds better)
I got the tiramisu as dessert. It wasn't great tbh; maybe pastry with ice cream would be better.
Overall a great experience 10/10. Definitely the best I've had so far and would definitely return for special occasions.
Three thin slices of rare tender beef with yorkshire pudding and US iddaho mashed potatoes.
Lawry's The Prime Rib has a reputation that precedes them. They serve one of, if not the best prime ribs in Singapore. They are located in a quiet corner, in Level 4 Mandarin Gallery. The restaurant is of a cozy American setting and the staff are welcoming and cheerful. Arriving for my reservation at 6.45pm, I had a window seat at the restaurant where I had my meal as the sky transitioned from sunset to dusk. The ambience and service was wonderful. I ordered the Lawry's Cut 285g - Lawry's traditional and most popular cut [$120] with the sides of Creamed Corn [$12], Creamed Spinach [$12] and Equil Sparkling Water [$8.50].
Complimentary: "The Famous Original Spinning Bowl Salad"
Our server mixed the salad on a bowl spun on a bed of ice that made for good theatrics enhancing my experience at Lawry's. This was a salad starter with good acidity served with a chilled fork that made me hungrier for the meal to come.
"Lawry's Cut 285g - Lawry's traditional and most popular cut" [$120]
Not for the faint hearted, this giant piece of meat was served from a silver wagon where the chef cut it from different prime ribs of different "doneness". I ordered mine to be "medium-rare" and sure enough, the eye of the prime rib was red and cooked to absolute precision. The flavour of the prime rib together with the meat jus it was soaking in was outstanding.
Complimentary: "US Idaho Mashed Potato"
Smooth and buttery. A classic pairing to prime ribs.
"Creamed Corn" [$12]
Creamy, sweet and but not overpowering with the flavours of corn. This was the best side that most wonderfully complemented my prime rib. I very much enjoyed it and will definitely order it when I come back again.
"Creamed Spinach" [$12]
I am not the biggest fan of creamed spinach but I could tell that they had perfected the recipe. It was creamy and had a subtle taste of spinach within each bite. Tasty but still, it was not the dish for me and I will not order it again although it was done perfect.
Overall, my experience at Lawry's The Prime Rib had been nothing short of extraordinary. I definitely broke the bank but I will go back...Just not so soon. -Foodier✌🏻
Every rib roast is aged for at least 21 days and slowly roasted for natural tenderness. Even though Lawry's Cut and English Cut came from the same roast, we preferred the English Cut which came in three slices as it was easier to cut and eat.
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Lawry's Cut 285g SGD120.00
English Cut 200g SGD95.00
This 6-course Valentine's menu will only be served for dinner at Lawry's The Prime Rib Singapore on 14 February for $188 per person. You and your partner will receive a bottle of sparkling wine (Ruffino Moscato d'Asti) as memento as well as a complimentary digital photo.
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333A Orchard Road
Singapore 238897
Tel: +65 68363333
Nearest MRT: Somerset (NS Line)
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That is all from me (Rajarshi Majumdar) ladies and gentlemen and I hope to entertain you real soon. Good night all!
Kasun Rajitha has been adjudged the man of the match for outstanding spell that toppled the Indian top order.
10:37: Sri Lanka have managed to win this nervy encounter by 5 wickets against India, here at the Mahrashtra Cricket Association Stadium in Pune on Tuesday.
Dinesh Chandimal and Chamara Kapugedera batted sensibly and helped to ease that pressure off that the Indian bowlers exerted early on during the run chase. Milinda Siriwardana finished things off in a hurry at the end.
MS Dhoni will think that he had one seamer short. And probably they were 20-30 runs short as well. That could have made a difference.
Nonetheless, some reckless batting from the Indians and outstanding bowling from Kasun Ranjitha, Shanaka and Chameera helped Sri Lanka register an impressive victory in the first T20.
It was a humiliating loss for India when you think about the thrashing of Australia.
Sri Lanka are 1-0 up in the series. India will have to play their best cricket in order to win this series from here. This loss is definitely an eye opener for India ahead of two big-ticket tournaments.
It is all over! Sri Lanka have won this contest by 5 wickets.
Suresh Raina pulled off a screamer. Sri Lanka lose their 5th. Ashwin is the man with the man who adds one more wicket to his name. India have fought hard here. Even if they are staring at a defeat here, they will be thinking their bowlers extremely well. Sri Lanka 92/5 in 17 overs. 10 more needed.
10:20: Pandya was brought back into the attack. However it is looking like this Sri Lanka's game but we never know as this is a funny game. But one might feel the last two wickets came a little too late. Sri Lanka 90/4 in 16 overs. 12 more needed.
Chandimal is GONE! Raina strikes. How often have we seen that a wicket falls immediately after a break. Sri Lanka 84/4 in 15 overs. 18 more needed.
10:14: Dhoni should ideally call back one of his strike bowlers. May be Bumrah or Nehra in the next over as Spin is not helping India's cause. The spirit seems to be deflating among Indian fielders. Chandimal has played sensibly here and at the moment it looks like he is going to take his side over the line quite comfortably.
10:08: At this moment it is rather easy for the Lankans. Their captain is still out there in the middle. They need just 26 more runs to win. Sri Lanka 76/3 in 14 overs. 26 more needed.
10:06: Someone has to bowl a magical spell here from India. Meanwhile Raina was called to bowl an over here to pick another wicket may be. It was a decent over otherwise. 5 runs caem from that Raina over. Sri Lanka 69/3 in 13 overs. 33 more needed.
10:02: Wicket is the need of the hour and Ashwin has produced one here and that to an important one of the set Chamara. India need couple of of more wickets here. Milinda Siriwardana is out in the middle now. Sri Lanka 64/3 in 12 overs. 38 more needed.
GONE! Kapugedara is out LBW by Ashwin in his first over.
9:59: Things are becoming easy here for Sri Lanka. This partnership between Chandimal and Kapugedara are hurting the hosts. India need to break this pair immediately to get back into this match. Sri Lanka getting closer and closer to the target. Sri Lanka 60/2 in 11 overs. 42 more needed.
9:56: Still no Ashwin as Pandya continued quite obviously because the ball is seaming around. Did Dhoni drop Chandimal there? I think it did not carry. Nonetheless, Pandya has bowled yet another good over but two boundaries spoilt it at the end. Nine runs came from that. Sri Lanka 48/2 in 10 overs. 54 more needed.
9:52: Jadeja has bowled brilliantly as well. This is superb stuff from the left-arm all rounder. Just 3 runs from that over. India need wickets here. Singles are going to hurt them as well. Sri Lanka 39/2 in 9 overs. 63 more needed.
9:50: Pandya is into the attack now and he has to hit the same line and length that Bumrah and Nehra has bowled so far. Things are getting pretty much tight here in Pune. Indian fielders have been exceptional so far. Kapugedara and Chandimal will look to guide Sri Lanka over the line here. Sri Lanka 36/2 in 8 overs.
9:46: Sri Lanka batsmen are clearly under pressure here. They are finding it difficult to score singles as well. Jadeja's over produced just three runs. This match is likely going down the wire. Sri Lanka 31/2 in 7 overs. 71 more needed.
Jadeja is into the attack and dot ball straightaway!
9:43: How often do we get to see such kind of a wicket here in India. The seamers have bowled brilliantly here from both sides. Dhoni probably will be feeling he has one seamer less here as the wicket is not going to help the spinners much. However Jadeja's spell can be crucial here. Bumrah now has bowled three overs and has conceded just 6 runs. The powerplay overs are done. Sri Lanka 28/2 in 6 overs. 74 more needed.
9:39: This is just the kind of stuff Dhoni probably had asked his bowlers to bowl. Sri Lanka are in some sort of trouble here. Sri Lanka 26/2 in 5 overs.
Gunathilaka is GONE! Nehra picks his second. Dhawan takes his second catch of the match. Yet again Gunathilaka going for that big heave but mistimes the ball and it lands safely in the hands of Dhawan who was placed at mid-on.
9:33: India need nothing but wickets here. Bumrah has been oustanding so far. This youngster has been a real revelation for India. Sri Lanka cannot let the pressure get to them. Sri Lanka 21/1 in 4 overs. 81 more needed.
9:29: This has been superb stuff from Nehra and Bumrah so far. They have bowled just the kind of line and length they were expected to bowl. Chandimal and Gunathilaka are struggling out there in the middle just like the Indian batsmen did. Yet another eventful over comes to an end. Sri Lanka 17/1 in 3 overs.
9:24: Bumrah has bowled an outstanding over. India are pumped up at this moment. The crowd are right behind the home side as well. Pressure situation. Sri Lankan batsmen are feeling the heat. A maiden over from the youngster. Sri Lanka 10/1 in 2 overs. 92 more needed.
9:19: What an eventful first over it was. Nehra has hit the right line and length. Last ball of that over almost got India another wicket as Chandimal tried to cut one and it flew over the first slip for a lucky boundary. However, India cannot afford to leak easy runs at this stage. Sri Lanka 10/1 in 1 over.
Dickwella is gone! First wicket for India and Nehra.
Boundary! The intentions is very clear. Dickwella slams one to the cover boundary.
Here's the first ball from Nehra abd Dickwella defends it.
Sri Lanka need 102 runs to win here. Can India thwart the visitors or the latter will cruise to a comfortable victory? We will have to wait and watch.
9:04: India have been shocked here by a young inexperienced side here. The hosts have been bundled out for a meagre of 101.
Top class performance, especially from Dashun Shanaka and Rajitha. The two picked up 6 wickets between them. Dushmantha Chameera picked up wickets as well.
Ashwin top scored with 31 runs for India. Raina also chipped in 20 runs. No other batsmen could stay out there in the middle for very long as they kept on playing rash shots and gifted their wickets at regular intervals.
India bundled out for 101!
Nehra has been dismissed! India lose their 9th.
Chameera bowled the 19th over. India have finally touched the 100-run mark. Now the bowlers will have something to play with. the crowd bursts ib cheer.
8:53: Ashwin has played a brilliant innings here. These runs can turn out to be very very crucial at the end. If India has reached this far and this is because of one man and that is Ravichandran Ashwin. India 97/8 in 18 overs.
8:50: Ashish Nehra is supporting Ashwin pretty well here. Nehra is looking to get behind the line of the ball. The other batsmen have failed to do so and thus they have gifted their wickets to the Sri Lankan bowlers. What an impressive debut this is for Rajitha! Welcome to international cricket lad. India 90/8 in 17 overs.
Rajitha is back to bowl his last over here!
Can India cross that 100 run mark?
8:45: Seekkuge Prasanna is into the attack now. It is game on and now it looks like 110 runs will be enough! What a wicket this has been so far. Incredible game this is. Every dot ball Nehra is defending the crowd is cheering. India 84/8 in 16 overs.
8:42: Thisara Perera was brought back into the attack and it seems nothing can go wrong for these Sri Lanka seamers at this moment. They are bowling this impeccable line and length. India 80/8 in 15 overs.
8:38: Sunny G's pitch report has turned out to be wrong here. He said there will be a lot of boundaries and run scored but at the moment India have crumbled like a house of cards. Jadeja was dismissed by Senanayake in that over. Nehra is out in the middle now. Ashwin will look to score a few more his side. India 78/8 in 14 overs.
Jadeja is GONE! India 72/8.
8:34: Ashwin and Jadeja have played the best shots in this innings so far as they did not involve much risk. India have played 45 dot balls so far in this match and that is almost eight overs. Seven of those have produced wickets. India 72/7 in 13 overs.
8:29: 160 is a far-fetched idea now for India as they are in total shambles. How wonderfully these Sri Lankan bowlers have bowled here. The wicket is not going to change much. India seamers will be adviced to use the pitch as muchas possible. Meanwhile, Ashwin and Jadeja will look to give Indian bowlers something to play with. India 64/7 in 12 overs.
Ashwin times one superbly to the mid-wicket boundary for a boundary!
Pandya is GONE as well! Shanaka picks up his 3rd. India 58/7. Nice and straight again and Pandya could not get his pads out of the way and was adjudged LBW.
8:24: Sri Lanka bowlers have looked to bowl straight and that has what troubled all the batsmen. Superb bowling from these young Sri Lankan seamers. The length ball is back in action as we did not get to see much of it in Australia recently.
8:20: At this moment, I am really struggling to figure out which team is inexperienced. The kind of shots all the Indian batsmen have played here shows they have a lot to ponder about. Ravindra Jadeja and Hardik Pandya is out in the middle. Will India reach 100? India 54/6 in 10 overs.
Chameera has picked up YUVRAJ now! Poor shot selection again. India 53/6
DHONI is gone too! India are in absolute shambles here. India 51/5. Danusha Shanaka has now picked up two wickets in his first over as well.
Raina Bowled! India lose their 4th. The hosts are in all sorts of trouble. Danusha Sanaka is the bowler this time. Poor shot selection from the southpaw. No feet movement whatsoever and the ball went throught the gap between bat and the pad. Raina could only add 20 runs to the total. MS Dhoni is out in the middle now.
Raina has been dropped again! It is all happening here in Pune.
8:08: India cannot afford to play to many dot ball as it will hurt them later. Sensible cricket will be to rotate the strike. Meanwhile, Sri Lanka bowlers have bowled a beautiful line and length. There is a little bit of turn on this surface as well. Just 4 runs from the eighth over. India 47/3 in 8 overs.
8:04: If India will want to reach a total of around 160 then Yuvraj and Raina will have to stay there at least till the 15th over. The average score batting first here at the MCA Stadium is 151. It looks like 160 will be a very challenging total in this tricky wicket. At the moment, Yuvi and Raina will have to rotate their strike well so the scoreboard keeps ticking. A good over from Chameera comes to an end. Just 3 runs from that. India 43/3 in 7 overs.
Dushmantha Chameera is into the attack now. This one can bowl at a serious pace!
8:00: Spin was introduced for the first time in this match and Yuvi smashed Senanayake for a six and that was his second delivery that he faced. That will take some pressure off the Indian batsmen. India need a partnership here and that too a big one. 8 runs came from that over. The powerplay overs are done. The field will spread now. India 40/3 in 6 overs.
Yuvi welcomes Senanayake with a huge six over the bowler's head. Welcome back Yuvi!
Dhawan is gone! India lose their 3rd. Dear-o-dear, what an awful start for India. India 32/3 in 5 overs. What a spell of bowling this is from the yooungster Ranjitha.
7:55: Raina is showing Ranjitha what international cricket is all about and why the former is termed as one of the best T20 cricketer India has ever produced. A four and a humongous six in that Ranjitha over. Yet another good over for India. 13 runs came from that over.
Ranjitha has been asked to bowl his 3rd over here. Raina was nearly knocked over. This lad is bowling well!
7:49: Raina and Dhawan are trying to make a move here. That six from the first ball of the over gave Dhawan a lot of confidence after a horrific start that Team India made. A good over for India this was as 9 runs came off that. India 19/2 in 4 overs.
First SIX of the match! Dhawan smokes one out of the field.
7:44: Raina and Dhawan are playing their shots but they are not coming from the middle of the bat. Raina was dropped in that over by Danushka Gunathilaka at the thrid man boundary. How important that will turn out to be at the end of this innings. India 10/2 in 3 overs.
Raina has been dropped. Gunathilaka has dropped a sitter.
Ranjitha to continue and he starts his second over with peach of a delivery.
7:40: Sri Lanka is off to a superb start here. At the moment Indian batsmen are finding it difficult to score runs. Two quality batsmen are back int he pavilion. Meanwhile Thisara Perera has bowled a brilliant over as well. India in all sorts of trouble here right from the start. A maiden over from Perera. India 5/2 in 2 overs.
Thisara Perera to share the new ball with Rajitha.
Suresh Raina is out in the middle now.
7:34: What a start to the international career for Rajitha! A couple of wickets in the first over and that too of Rohit Sharma and Ajinkya Rahane. This is a cracking start for Sri Lanka. India on the back foot straight away. The ball is clearly doing a lot here. A fantastic over to kickstart Rajitha's career. India 5/2 in 1 over.
Rahane is gone!
Rahane hits the first boundary. The crowd has already gone ballistic here in Pune.
GONE! Rohit Sharma is out for a duck.
Here's the first ball and Rohit defends it with precision.
Kasun Rajitha will bowl the first over for Sri Lanka.
The Indian opening batsmen are walking out in the middle. The crows are right behind the home side. Are you ready for the live action guys?
Sri Lanka will field a team without Lasith Malinga, Angelo Mathews and Rangana Herath.
Rohit Sharma and Shikhar Dhawan will open the batting for India.
The live action is just minutes away. The weather is as usual pleasant in the beautiful city of Pune.
Here are the teams for you ladies and gentlemen, take a close look at it:
Team list is on its way guys.
Check out the Team India huddle ahead of the first T20 against Sri Lanka:
Ajinkya Rahane comes in place of Virat Kohli. That is the only change India have made.
Sri Lanka have won the toss and they will bowl first!
It is toss time ladies and gentlemen, are you ready for yet another riveting T20 encounter?
Sunny G says there will be movement off the deck. The grass will help the ball to come on to the bat. Expect it to be run feast guys.
Here's the pitch report Ladies and Gentlemen!
The tone for the season is set as Team India come into this series after they thumped Australia 3-0 recently. Spin-to-win, the experts say, so are we going to see Harbhajan Singh as well tonight?
Much has spoken about the slowness of this outfield in Pune, the dew will be a crucial factor as well. It will be interesting to see how the captains chalk out their tactics in this first game of the three-match series.
The toss will be at 7pm and the pitch report is on its way ahead of it. So don't go anywhere folks. Stay tuned.
The live action will begin at 7:30 IST sharp. So guys, go get your popcorns, soft drinks and coffeees, because you will not be able to move from the front of the television nor from this live blog!
The upbeat Team India take on a depleted Sri Lanka side in the first T20 of the series, which will serve as the perfect stage to prepare for the Asia Cup T20 and the big ticket event - ICC World T20 2016.
This is Rajarshi Majumdar and I will be bringing you the live updates of the action from the 1st T20 of three-match series between India and Sri Lanka.
Good evening ladies and gentlemen! Hello and welcome to the live blog coverage of the first T20 between India and Sri Lanka which is being held at the Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium in Pune.


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Fredy Mascarenhas (born 11 April 1981 in Cuncolim, Goa) is an Indian footballer who plays as a striker for X-Roads Warriors in the Bermudian Premier Division.
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Youth and early career
Fredy Mascarenhas was born on 11 April 1981 in Cuncolim, Goa, India. He started his liking of the game football at a young age after seeing his neighbour and good friend Siano Fernandes who played for Dempo. At the age of 13 he joined his local school football team at Our Lady of Health High School in which he also played in the Subroto Mukerjee Cup. At the same time, Mascarenhas played for his village team in the Goan inter-village tournaments at the under-14 and u-16 levels. Seeing his attitude and skill, his coach, Levino Dias, urged him to give football a serious thought as a career. He then signed up to join the Salgaocar S.C. under-19 side and at the same time played for lower division Goan clubs like Cuncolim Union and Raitura SC.[1] While at Salgaocar, he was trained under former u-19 coach Derrick Pereira, who is currently the head coach of Pune FC. After two seasons, Fredy joined first division Goan club Colva Sports Club, helping them get promoted to the professional league. While at Salgaocar, Mascarenhas suffered an accident which kept him out of football for a year. He made a comeback the following season and scored in the first match with the first touch against Churchill brothers. He represented Goa for the Santosh trophy where he was the highest scorer and also became the first player from Goa to score a double hat-trick in a single match against Tripura. He retired from football in July 2009 after winning the Santosh trophy with Goa for the second time, thus leaving Indian football on a high note. He had missed some opportunities to represent Goa in junior age-level tournaments due to personal reasons.
After falling to injury while at Colva, Fredy made his return to football by signing for National Football League side Salgaocar where he played for 3 years, after representing their under-19 for 2 years.
Churchill Brothers
Fredy then joined Churchill Brothers S.C. of the National Football League. While with Churchill Fredy scored many goals and even won the Santosh Trophy while with Churchill.
East Bengal
Fredy then left Goa to play in Kolkata with East Bengal FC. His time there was short but while at Bengal he won the Indian Super Cup and Federation Cup.
Sporting Goa
Fredy then made his return to Goa in 2007 by signing for Sporting Clube de Goa. While at Sporting he played in the I-League with the most notable game coming against his former club, Churchill Brothers, on 18 February 2008 with an 80th minute goal at the Fatorda Stadium ending the game at 1–1 and denying Churchill of the I-League championship for the time being. Fredy retired from football on July 2009 at the age of 28 and moved to Bermuda to take a non-footballing job.
Robin Hood
Three years after retiring from football, Fredy made his return by signing for Robin Hood FC of the Bermudian Premier Division. Fredy then made his debut for Robin Hood two days later on 19 March 2012 against PHC Zebras in which he earned huge praise.
Fredy was part of the Indian national football team during their tour to Canada under coach Bob Houghton and was donning Jersey no. 18. He was also part of the Indian team for their World cup 2010 qualifying matches against Saudi Arabia(home and away). He have even attended National camp under Ex-Indian national team coach Stephen Constantine. (Source)


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Lastly, arrive hungry at Kiki's Mexican Restaurant where the unofficial slogan is "Pig out! We'll make more." Try Kiki's Famous Machaca, which is chicken, brisket or crab with tomatoes, green chiles, green sauce and cheese.
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Coming 2014!
When Jillian and her garden club friends decide to take a fall color tour in New England, they have no idea the resort they choose as home base will soon be a setting for murder. And more than one.
Who killed the hotel's head chef in his own kitchen and why? His cuisine was excellent but his personality left a bad taste. Together with Jillian's Yorkie companion Teddy, and the help her garden club, Jillian works with Lake Placid's top gun Police Chief Mark Taylor in uncovering the killer.
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Auckland Shortlist
I understand that the judging is subjective, but the film "Beast Mode" by team "Dirty 30" should be on the shortlist. Story and execution are finalist material. I would really like to know how judges make their picks?
I understand that the judging is subjective, but the film "Beast Mode" by team "Dirty 30" should be on the shortlist. Story and execution are finalist material. I would really like to know how judges make their picks?
I would really like to know how judges make their picks?
On past form you'll never find out but Auckland is run a bit more openly these days so... maybe?
I watched it in the screening room, it's obviously a skilled team, and a polished short, but I thought it was overlong, and quite uneven in tone.
My guess would be the judges watch all of the films and then decide which ones they think deserve to be on the shortlist based on if they thought they were good films.
I would wonder if you have seen every other film in the competition if not at least the ones on the shortlist to be making a call that bold?
in saying that - I understand you are asking for a list of judging criteria - which i think is a fair question to ask for some transparency around that if you are genuinely curious - but i do think that outright stating that something deserves a spot over the judges picks is perhaps not a great call -unless you have seen the other films and are prepared to back that statement up in the conversation that can ensue.
While i know you probably feel that its unfair that a film that you may have personally supported did not make it on to the shortlist, there are a group of people celebrating their own inclusion and to call that into question in a public forum is maybe not super chill.
We try to be transparent with judging and are doing our best to keep everyone informed - we published the judging criteria on the website which is the same criteria given to judges. We also list all our judges with a short bio where we can. https://www.48hours.co.nz/about/judging/
This competition is fierce there are so many great films and often it's not that certain films aren't good but that there were so many good ones. In the end, it is a competition, but everyone should be proud of their films and that they made one in the 48hours. That's the hardest part, that is why we run heats and have a review site to acknowledge those who completed the challenge. We hope everyone shares their films in the screening room that didn't make the shortlist. We will be announcing Auckland finalists on Facebook live on Thursday evening - Time TBC.
I just watched this film Simi, it's a good film and very slick (wouldn't be surprised to see a couple of tech noms) but yeah the story was a bit uneven. Having judged a few times previously originality of story and originality of use of genre are huge. This took a few bits from THE BEAST WITHIN [very cool starting point to be fair] and had the social media spin payoff but it probably needed to explore that a bit more clearly than through the phone updates in order to progress. Just my 2c. I'll chuck in a review later :)
Great answer Ness, I love the transparency this year. Out of interest were the shortlists in the major centres decided by all the judges?
Yeah I too feel that film deserved to be on the shortlist.
But there were a *LOT* (or so it seemed to me, I only went to two heats! Heat 3 & 4) of truly amazing amazing films, so I suppose some of the amazing films had to make the cut :-/ I'd hate to be in the judge's shoes! So really tough decisions had to be made.
Simi - I too agree. I watched that film and thought - Dayum that didn't make the shortlist?? (and it seems any nominations for Auckland too? From last nights nominees released...)
I would say that would be a shoe-in for the top 25 in most centers... however AND IT'S A BIG however. It says one of two things... there are either 25 better films (subjectively chosen yes) from Auckland (very feasible since they have ALOT of teams...) or the judging missed a beat this year! But until we watch all the films, we won't know...
From what I understand (Ness/Ruth - correct me if I'm wrong here...) the judges rank all the films (and categories) from favourite to least favourite...- the lists/results are collated and then the judges have a get-together to discuss/argue/finalise them all and the rest is history! (or something kinda like that...).
Seems pretty upfront, open and fair to me. I mean, I've never been a judge or fly on the wall etc, so I'm guessing... however, with that set-up, every Judge gets their say - it's democratic (i.e. blind voting) and they can argue anything they disagree with in the get-together as a judging team (like they do in the bigger film festivals).
What more can you ask? I mean if anything is contentious they can talk it through and if a judge or two are outliers in their opinion, it can be understood and a decision reached together.
And most of the Judges I've seen listed, know their shit or specialist area, so you know... We are pretty lucky to have this competition with the caliber of judges involved... so can't really complain!


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That's the description of St. Thomas of Canterbury. A man who had astonishing worldly power, he valued only the power of Christ. A man who had the friendship of royalty, he desired only the friendship of the Divine King. He wore honour as a hair-shirt, and bore truth as a cloak around him. The Church was the mother he loved, and he died defending her maternal dignity.
When the sword was about to fall, he bent his head in prayer, commending himself and the holy dignity of the Church to God's keeping, and to the intercession of Blessed Mary and the martyr St. Denis. After the second and third blow, he spoke softly, "For the Name of Jesus and the protection of the Church I am ready to embrace death."
This was a bishop after Christ's own heart. As the labourer in the field sweats under the noonday sun, so did the blood pour down the body of this holy labourer for God's own people, until it pooled on the cold stone floor of God's own house. And in the silence of death his blood cried out. It cried out for the king's repentance; it cried out for the Church to stand firm upon her foundation; it cried out for the faithful to come -- and come they did, the pilgrims coming in such multitudes as had rarely been seen. They came to pray with Thomas, the bishop after Christ's own heart, the man blithe of countenance and frank of speech. And Thomas still prays. He prays for the return of his countrymen to the faith for which he died. He prays for clergy to use the courage imparted to them when they were anointed. He prays for all of us, that we may live – and die – "for the Name of Jesus."


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The owners won't let me say their name or where the house is located. They're afraid of being invaded by architectural groupies. I'd heard about the house over the years. But it's only recently, because they have sold it and are packing up to leave, that I've had the opportunity to make a couple of visits.
I'll call it River House for lack of another name. It stands on high ground west of Boston, overlooking a wide bend in a rural stream. I would say it's one of the 20 or so best houses, of any period, that I've seen in the Boston area.
The designer was one of the major American architects of the 20th century: Fay Jones of Arkansas. Jones did nearly all of his work in his home state. He accepted the River House job only after a lot of persuasion by the owners, who are a married couple originally from Arkansas. Jones (1921-2004) is best known for an exquisite woodland retreat called Thorncrown Chapel, near Eureka Springs, Ark.
What's so remarkable about River House? Pictures tell the story better than words. I'll just cite three qualities: the way the house embraces the land; the loving craftsmanship of the details; and the bold use of natural materials, especially stone.
Take the stone. It's in walls, chimneys, fireplaces, and supporting piers. It's cut into crude shapes with rough surfaces and made to look as if it's been piled up loosely. Most dramatic are several huge boulders that serve as lintels to span the fireplace openings. They must weigh several tons each. You wouldn't think anyone would bring rocks to New England, but the fireplace boulders came from Arkansas. The owners and their architect toured an Arkansas site beloved by Jones, a place filled with stone left by glaciers eons ago. They chose shapes they found interesting. These boulders were then shipped north and lowered by cranes through holes in the River House roof. That's a lot of industrial sweat to achieve a natural look. In a way, the great stones, ripped from their context, have become theater props. But it's masterful theater.
As for the woodwork, it's as delicate and craftsmanlike as the stonework is rough. Wood and stone come together like a baby's cheek and a dog's muzzle. Most of the wood, even on the floors, is warm-toned cherry. Jones custom-designed everything, from the dining and pool tables down to tiny vents and light fixtures.
One move you don't notice at first is the inventive use of mirrors. They're tucked inconspicuously into corners and ceilings. They expand the space or mislead your perception of it, or both. There's also a mysterious graphic motif, a kind of signature of the architect. Appearing on doors and chairs and many other places, it's a diagram of nine vertical stripes. It reminded me of the harmonies of a Fibonacci series in math or a golden ratio in geometry. A sketch of the motif appears on the inside covers of a book on Jones's work.
Just about every angle in River House is a right angle. The owners say they once asked Jones if he ever did circles or curves. His reply: "No, I haven't used all the rectangles yet.''
The site planning is simple and eloquent. River House is strung out from east to west along a ridge. It's like a parade rank of rooms, with sunshade roofs like visors, standing at attention and facing the river. At certain times and seasons, the early morning sun shines directly through the full length of the house, uninterrupted by doors, from a family room at the east end to the master bedroom at the west. Along with the wood, the rock, and the alignment toward the river, that presence of the sun is one of the ways in which the house feels locked into its surroundings.
Are there weaknesses? One of the owners thinks hard and says it's sometimes difficult to find light switches. For myself, I would only note the multiplicity of gable roofs, which from some angles look like a convention of dark vultures about to take flight.
As with any art, part of the fun of architecture is playing the game of spotting predecessors. Architecture buffs will have no trouble identifying, in the photos, the powerful influence of the great Frank Lloyd Wright.
Jones knew Wright and admired him. But, as has often been said, he was the only one of Wright's many followers who achieved much independently. Other acolytes were overwhelmed by the great man's talent and became his imitators. Fay Jones mastered that influence to forge an architecture of his own.
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Government has secured a $950 million loan from the Chinese government to construct a children's hospital in Central Trinidad.
Acting Foreign Affairs Minister Dr Roodal Moonilal and Yang Youming, Chinese Ambassador to Trinidad and Tobago, yesterday signed the framework agreement for this loan at the Foreign Affairs Ministry, Tower C of the International Waterfront Centre, Port of Spain.
Moonilal noted that this year there was an intensification of diplomatic relations and economic and technical cooperation between the governments of China and Trinidad and Tobago.
"I cannot imagine a better way to conclude a year of friendly engagement and mutually beneficial cooperation than the signing of this framework agreement on the provision of a concessional loan for the construction of the children's hospital in Central Trinidad," he said.
"This priority health care facility will be outfitted with state-of-the-art medical equipment for diagnosis and treatment of the nation's most precious resource indeed, our children," he added.
In addition to the national clientele, Moonilal said, the facility, which will be constructed in Couva, is projected to attract patients from the wider Caribbean and the Latin American region.
"The children's hospital constitutes an integral part of the Government's hospital physical infrastructure development strategy which is aimed at improving the accessibility and availability of health care services throughout Trinidad and Tobago."
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Moonilal expressed heartfelt gratitude to the Chinese government for its support to the development of this country.
Yang said the loan "...certainly constitutes another gesture of goodwill from the government and people of the People's Republic of China to people and the Government of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago".
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Long time, no Tavi update. After already doing three posts on the 12 year-old fashion blogger behind Style Rookie, frockwriter thought we'd give it a rest for a mo. But events dictate an update: a case in point, the much-touted New York Times T magazine feature on tween bloggers which was published yesterday.
Here's the link to Elizabath Spiridakis' feature 'Post adolescents: Tween bloggers' which profiles Tavi, alongside three other teen bloggers - and alludes to an additional two blogs.
It's unclear if Tavi is the only blogger younger than 15.
Beyond a fleeting mention of these young bloggers not being bothered by anonymous haters, it's an upbeat, uncritical story.
But then, T is a fashion publication and as Spiridakis herself pointed out in her comment on frockwriter, she is employed at The New York Times as an art director, and not apparently as a journalist.
This is in spite of the fact that Spiridakis writes a sub-blog for nytimes.com's The Moment blog (in addition to her own independent blog, White Lightning).
The T story had been in the pipeline for months. However as frockwriter pointed out in our third, and last, post on Tavi – and as Spiridakis herself concedes in the above-linked comment - New York magazine scooped T when it ran a profile on Tavi on July 22nd.
Last week the Associated Press went one better with a story written by Amanda Kwan called 'Girls who blog: Innocent fun or potential danger?' which has since been widely published in the US.
The August 12th AP story discusses the potential dangers for child bloggers – in the same breath, outing Tavi's real identity and location.
Tavi's real name is evidently Tavi Gevinson and her family lives in xxx, xxx.
This will presumably make it much easier for kiddie fiddlers to find them.
The story also notes of Tavi:
"To some wary adults, she's in a world where she doesn't belong".
And introduces Parry Aftab, an internet privacy/security-specialist lawyer who is the executive director of wiredsafety.org, who notes:
"Parents have no idea what their kids are doing online. Most parents have no idea what a blog is."
This certainly appears to apply to Tavi's father, Steve Gevinson, who reveals that he was not "fully aware" that his daughter was blogging until she sought permission to appear in The New York Times magazine story.
Steve Gevinson also reveals that, following the New York magazine blog post on Tavi – which prompted, as we reported, a blogging backlash again New York mag journalist Jessica Coen, who questioned Tavi's age and savvy – Tavi was upset by some of the snarky comments by readers who agreed with Coen.
One assumes that Tavi might not have been so upset by the attention per se – because in information that has emerged elsewhere, Tavi is also part of a children's theatre group and played the lead role in a recent production,
Tavi is no shrinking violet, in other words.
Gevinson told AP:
"She slept in the bed with us that night to get back to sleep. [The next night] She woke up, and again woke us up, and said - and this is really heartbreaking - 'I just woke up crying and I don't even know why I'm crying."'
The wiredsafety.org rep believes that haters/anonymous cyber bullies are one good reason why children should not be blogging.
The story also provides tips for parents who suspect that their kids might be blogging. These include:
- Encouraging children to write posts with another person (read adult), in the room.
- Ensuring that photos don't have any personally identifiable information.
- Educating yourself about the net.
The childrens' theatre connection may partially explain why some of Tavi's images are so entertaining. Blogging, at its best, is part confessional, part standup comedy and Tavi appears to be a natural performer.
If Steve Gevinson is, as reported, an English teacher, then that may also help to explain why Tavi is so articulate for her age.
One thing about which I am still unclear however is the quality of Tavi's photos. This is one of the chief reasons why I initially found it hard to believe her story.
With the exception of the series which appear with Tavi's first post following the NY mag brouhaha - in which she poses against a backdrop of newspaper clippings, with a type headline which reads, 'Between the lines' and even takes a bow in one shot (above) - most of the images that Tavi has since published look like those taken by your typical amateur photographer.
Some of the original shots, which I reproduced for the purposes of news and review – including the original Style Rookie masthead, which showed a shot of Tavi with some artfully-arranged type (but which has since been changed) – looked almost professionally art directed.
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- Pontus has a proven ability to transform good ideas and concepts in to truly successful organizations. I am fully confident he will be able to do great things with "my creation". The fact that I get to concentrate on the creative side of the business, further strengthening what is already our core asset, is truly an added bonus, Linda says.
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