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"Anti-porn" bill could threaten Indonesian women
by Soe Tjen Marching
25 November 2008
Jakarta – Two weeks ago, Indonesia's parliament passed an "anti-porn"
bill, which bans anyone from wearing clothes or promoting material
that could incite "sexual desireâ€.
Although regulations regarding pornography are important, there is
some concern that there will be other implications, for instance for
women's rights, even down to what is permissible to wear in public. In
addition, the law also criminalises homosexual activities which
previously were not illegal in Indonesia.
The head of the special committee that drafted the bill, Balkan
Kaplale, insists that it will protect Indonesians' morality, and guard
women and children against sexual exploitation.
But by putting the blame on the "cause†of sexual arousal, this law
victimises women rather than protects them, allowing perpetrators to
argue, for example, that the victim provoked incidents of rape or
sexual harassment.
In Indonesia, a passed bill becomes law after it is signed by the
president or 30 days after it is ratified by Parliament.
However, only three days after the law was ratified, three exotic
dancers in Mangga Besar, West Jakarta were arrested, while the
managers and owner of the club were left alone.
In fact, the police detained these women based on a provision from a
previous draft of this bill.
Unfortunately, this victimisation and negative stereotyping of women
in relation to sexuality is not new in Indonesia.
Under former president Soeharto's "New Order" government, which was
dominated by the military and characterised by a weakened civil
society, emphasis was put on the purity of women, stressing the
importance of their roles as loyal wives and good mothers.
After Soeharto's resignation in 1998, however, Indonesians took
advantage of their newfound liberties to express their opinions and
criticise authority.
Several female Indonesian authors, including Ayu Utami, Dewi Lestari,
Clara Ng, Djenar Maesa Ayu and Herlinatiens, gained popularity,
writing new roles for women, particularly when it comes to sexuality.
Similarly, Indonesian film directors, such as Mira Lesmana, Nia
Dinata, and Sekar Ayu Asmara, have become widely known in the
Indonesian film industry for portraying multi-faceted, complex
Indonesian women.
In their works, many of them expressed criticism against sexual
restrictions placed on women in Indonesia. If the anti-porn bill is
ratified, the works of these women may be affected, since the new law
could label their books pornographic.
Since early 2006, several women's groups — Komnas Perempuan (Forum on
Women), Kapal Perempuan (Women's Boat) and Aliansi Mawar Putih (White
Rose Alliance) — have protested against the bill, which has been
pending for several years. On 22 April 2006, thousands of artists,
activists, students and civilians gathered at Monas Monument in
Jakarta carrying giant posters which read: "Indonesia is not America,
but it is not Saudi Arabia either.
We reject the anti-porn bill.†And "We reject pornography, but we
reject the anti-porn bill.â€
More recently, Ayu Utami wrote a play, Sidang Susila (Susila's Trial),
which demonstrates how the bill could violate women's rights.
A week after the bill was passed in parliament, a well-known actor,
Butet Kartaredjasa, performed the work in Sidang Susila Teater Gandrik
in Jakarta to protest the new law.
Despite the prevailing impression that this bill is widely supported
by all Muslims, Islamic organisations like the Liberal Islam Network
(JIL) in Jakarta, the Institute for Islamic and Social Studies (LKIS)
in Yogyakarta and the Institute for Religion and Social Studies (LKAS)
in Surabaya have voiced their strong opposition to the bill.
They claim that the bill will limit freedom of expression in art,
including film and literature, and that Islam has been inaccurately
used by certain groups to justify the ratification of the bill. These
groups have created blogs highlighting articles criticising the bill
and organised demonstrations and press conferences.
Non-Muslim minority groups, especially in West Papua, Bali, East Nusa
Tenggara and North Sumatra, have also fiercely opposed this law
because they claim that their local customs and traditions will be
threatened by it. In West Papua, for instance, men and women go
In Bali, nude statues proliferate and the Balinese people are also
worried that the new law will negatively affect their tourism
industry, as many foreigners may no longer be able to wear bathing
suits, sundresses or shorts at the beaches.
Recently, governmental officials from these regions have gone so far
as to threaten to split from the Republic of Indonesia in protest.
If the president signs the bill into law, the government may gain more
popularity amongst the conservatives. However, it will simultaneously
offend minority religious groups, as well as women, splitting its
support base and potentially threatening the unity of the nation.
To achieve common ground between different groups, the law must be
completely revised. The term "pornography†must be made more specific
and implicitly or explicitly encourage respect for women's bodies.
A national dialogue with minority groups — as well as feminists — to
define exactly what pornography is will definitely help. The issue of
subordination of women in pornography must be the bill's primary focus.
* Soe Tjen Marching is a researcher and tutor at the School of
Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) at the University of London, and a
composer of avant-garde music. This article was written for the Common
Ground News Service (CGNews) and can be accessed at
http://www.commongroundnew s.org.
Source: Common Ground News Service (CGNews), 25 November 2008,
http://www.commongroundnew s.org
Copyright permission is granted for publication.
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1 Kings 18:29 – And it came about at the passing of the midday, that they prophesied intensely until the offering of the oblation; but there was no voice, and there was no answer, and there was no attentiveness.
וַֽיְהִי֙ כַּעֲבֹ֣ר הַֽצָּהֳרַ֔יִם וַיִּֽתְנַבְּא֔וּ עַ֖ד לַעֲל֣וֹת הַמִּנְחָ֑ה וְאֵֽין־ק֥וֹל וְאֵין־עֹנֶ֖ה וְאֵ֥ין קָֽשֶׁב׃
The interpretive benefit of the Masoretic accents is a debatable topic. However, since these were originally cantillation marks (for singing and hence memorization), they at least play a minimal role in where the emphasis of the verse may lie. The accents do not always point to an important interpretive key to a verse, but they can provide insight into an interpretation.
In 1 Kings 18:29, the Masoretic accents provide direction on where to break the translation in order to emphasize that no one heard the crying of the prophets of Baal. The ESV translates 1 Kings 18:29 as, "And as midday passed, they raved on until the time of the offering of the oblation, but there was no voice. No one answered; no one paid attention." This translation is not inherently bad, and it captures the general idea of the verse and can be trusted. However, the Hebrew accents place even more emphasis on the idea that no deity in the entire cosmos heard the outcry of Baal's prophets.
The athnaḥ is the key accent in 1 Kings 18:29. In the translation above, the athnaḥ would be represented by the semi-colon after "oblation." It represents a minor, but significant pause in the verse. Following the athnaḥ, the Hebrew Bible gives a three-fold negation all with the negative particle אֵין; "there was no voice, there was no answer, and there was no attentiveness." This three-fold negation provides an emphasis similar to the "Holy, Holy, Holy" of Isaiah 6, and the athnaḥ sets these phrases off grammatically. This minor change in the punctuation of 1 Kings 18:29 emphasizes the lack of response from anyone in the cosmos. Absolutely no one, neither in the created world nor in the spiritual world, heard the cry of the prophets of Baal.
The deafness of false deities reminds us of the folly of turning to anything/anyone besides the Lord God. The Lord God has provided every good and perfect gift to his people in Christ. As Peter said in John 6:68, "to whom would we go?" The deafness of false deities helps us realize how ridiculous we are to call on any "god" besides the Lord. There will be no voice; there will be no answer; there will be no attentiveness. No other deities exist, indeed they cannot exist. The Lord God is the only God (2 Kgs 19:19; Ps 86:10; Isa 37:16; John 1:18; 1 Tim 1:17; Jude 25).

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On 4th January 2008 Burma will mark sixty years of independence. Celebrations will no doubt be subdued. For more than three quarters of that period successive military juntas have misruled Burma. Only the elderly have experienced any form of democracy and that ended in 1962. The generals now enjoy near absolute domination and appear set on crushing the pro-democracy opposition, eradicating ethnic opposition, while cementing their grip on power ad infinitum.
The hopes and dreams that powered the 1988 pro-democracy uprising have ceased to be visible amid the darkness that has followed. Overwhelming victory for the National League for Democracy (NLD) in the 1990 general election resulted in incarceration, exile and death: MPs were never permitted to take up office and serve the people who elected them, as the military refused to relinquish power. Aung San Suu Kyi, NLD leader and Nobel Peace Laureate, remains the world's most famous political prisoner – detained for almost 12 years with absolutely no sign that she will experience freedom anytime soon.
Burma, for generations admired as the 'Golden Land ,' barely survives on the fringes of humanity and is more accurately recognised as a bastion of inhumanity. A plethora of human rights reports bear witness to the endless discrimination, abuse and suffering that the people endure. Burma's international notoriety is a product of the generals' steadfast belligerence: the world's longest running civil war; over 1200 political prisoners; possibly 70,000 child soldiers; leading producer of narcotics; among the lowest per capita spending on health and education (40 cents annually per citizen on health); Asia's axis for the dissemination of HIV/AIDS; the most annual deaths from malaria of any Asian nation (primarily in areas where the Burma Army has attacked and displaced thousands of minority ethnic villagers); its infamy is endless.
Since its inception in 1990, my documentation of Burma has sought to put a human face to the complex, evolving issues that challenge its people. It is by personalizing instances of, for example, ethnic armed resistance, food insecurity, forced labour, forced relocation, child workers, child combatants, sex workers, the use of rape as a weapon of war, health insecurity, the explosion of the HIV infection, people trafficking, narcotics trafficking, political detention, etc, that I aim to inform and provoke; providing a comprehensive and coherent study that will be employed as a tool advocacy in the pursuit of meaningful peaceful change for Burma.
These photographs are part of a much larger body of documentation that is currently being prepared for publication as a book.


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One of the products I received in the Influenster Spring VoxBox was Secret Outlast Clear Gel Antiperspirant/Deodorant in the Completely Clean scent. It touts 48 hr odor protection and has a tagline that says:
Show off your fearlessness without worrying about white marks!
It applies clear and remains that way so the idea is that you won't run into the dreaded "white mark" issue that traditional solids can have. The deodorant is simple to apply. Just turn the dial at the bottom of the bottle and you will see gel rise from the numerous small holes at the top (but be careful! You can easily click too much product up! 2-3 clicks is enough). Simply apply like you would any other deodorant and you're done!
The scent is pleasant although it's likely not one I would choose for myself (I prefer soft scents so I tend to be that person in the deodorant aisle sniffing scents to find the perfect one lol). It isn't overpowering nor is it flowery or the generic and overused "powder" scent. According to their website, this comes in 3 additional scent options: Protecting Powder, Sport Fresh, and Unscented. It is cooling when you apply it to the skin…a plus in this humid and hot summer weather indeed. It dries quickly so you don't have to do any magical movements to wait for the wetness to disappear. I have been testing this daily for about 2 weeks or so and have found this to be very effective. I can't vouch for the 48 hour strength…sorry, but I don't go 48 hours without showering! I'm a little spoiled like that I suppose lol. But I can say that it does seem to keep me cool, comfortable, dry, and most importantly smelling fresh! The only thing I don't like is the actual gel. I'm not a fan of gel deodorants (I tried them numerous times in the past) so I can't say if I would eagerly choose this formula. That is solely a preference thing and not a reflection on it's effectiveness.
Overall, I would definitely recommend this product to those that love gel formulas or those that need an effective and clear option for those times when white marks are NOT an option (little black dress, I'm looking at YOU!).


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text: Welcome to Casa de Spray Paint. I needed an easy and (preferably cheap) spray paint tent for small projects. This solution was perfect because not only does it pop itself up, it is also super easy to store away. I found a lazy susan at the thrift store for $1.50 which is great for rotating my items around to get a nice even spray. They make these commercially but they are essentially that same concept and materials.


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Boy and dog are reunited and all is right in the world.
I read in a Tom Robbins novel that a person's dreams are affected by where they sleep. If you sleep in someone else's bed, for example, you dream like them. I'm not sure whether this occurs as a result of some mystical connection between a body and its bed or olfactory memories created by inhaling that person's lufted skin cells and whatnot. The book didn't elaborate. But it's a neat thought to entertain. Anyway, according to Robbins, a bed that no one has slept in for a while leaves no impression.
I haven't dreamed at all since I got home. I've slept well, but it's that dreamless deadweight sleep, like when I've had to much to drink. Only I haven't.
Otherwise, home is good. I have perhaps the most disparate collection of Netflix deliveries: "Charade," "Irreversible" and "The Muppets Take Manhattan."
Dreamy or not, life is good.


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Square Enix Montréal has released the third update for Lara Croft GO Android version.
The current version of ANDROID is now 1.0.51528 (343MB)
Various bug fixes.
Lara Croft GO is a turn based puzzle-adventure set in a long-forgotten world. Explore the ruins of an ancient civilization, discover well-kept secrets and face deadly challenges as you uncover the myth of the Queen of Venom.


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No more bending over to treat! Measured dose per hive! 110volt (no compressor needed). Stand, point in front entrance and vaporize. Approximately 15 seconds per hive.
You're going to love the ease of not bending over to vaporize.....
Stay tuned!
No more bending over to treat! Measured dose per hive! 110volt (no compressor needed). Stand, point in front entrance and vaporize. Approximately 15 seconds per hive.
You're going to love the ease of not bending over to vaporize.....
Stay tuned!
Getting the bees out of the honey supers easily. https://youtu.be/ipfvW-2t_HA
got an estimate of the price yet?
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Pics coming next week.... stay tuned!
First videoclip.....
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Wish I'd have known about this model coming out so soon. I would have held off ordering my 3rd ProVap 110 and waited for this one!
After watching the video, what prevents OA build up inside the long tube and causing the OA charge capsule from getting stuck? Will this unit be cleanable like the ProVap 110? It is really easy to wash out and a few times with a round scrub brush & an rinse in hot water and the unit is clean & ready for storage. If you don't clean them out, the OA can cause some serious corrosion over time waiting for the next seasons use, especially in a damp/humid atmosphere.
Its interesting, but I feel you guys could and should do better
Edited so I sound less like a D-bag
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The delivery capsule is designed so that it only "picks-up" 2 grams of OA when placed into the OA.
This is for sidleliners and commercials who have their hives on pallets....
That's why I added the line, as I felt it would come a bit across that way.. in the lite of day its more then a bit and I need to apologize and strike the post,Sure doesn't read that way...
not my market, witch is why I suggested the retrofit head for the 110 to youyou should come out with your own.
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Tried the ProVap EZ 110 (name for the stand up vap) prototype yesterday.
Remember that ah ha moment you had when you first used a band heater vaporizer vs a wand? Thats the feeling you get again with the EZ. No spoon measuring, no caps to fill and place. Just dip the OA capsule into the OA (it picks up 2 grams of OA) drop into the chamber, place your thumb over the chamber entrance and 15 seconds later youre done. Easy peasy!
When will you have them available for sale? Any information on price?
Retail price $695. All stainless steel. Available approximately 10/15.
They are not listed on the website as I only have them in a very limited supply. Private message me if interested.


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Do you ever get over your first love?
There are 3 reasons that compelled me to write this blog
1.I had a discussion with Tamara where we were talking about first loves and how we would feel if they resurfaced after all this time. Even though we felt we were both over them, we both said that we would definitely meet up with them again.
2.I have been home for a week sick like a dog with flu/sinusitis. I have been watching Ricki Lake more or less every day. Today there was a woman who came to confront her high school boyfriend for denying her. She was married with a kid and still wanted closure! She kept asking, "Why did you do that to me? Ten years later!
3.I went to my friend Chrystal's house last week and as I walked into the house her 10 year old girl child hollered at me, "Aunty Zara we found a picture of you." I didn't think anything of it until her mother Chrystal chuckled at me and said, "You know that book you gave me we found a picture of you inside it." (I gave her some of my books from childhood for her daughter) I didn't know what she was talking about and then the child said to me, "You were lying on a beach in a bikini." I asked her mother what the child was talking about and she couldn't stop laughing,
"What is she talking about?"
"I can't tell you!"
I was baffled. I set to work on the child,
"What is your mother talking about?"
"I can't tell you. My mum told me not to tell you."
"C'mon just tell me."
In the meanwhile her mother was turning the front room upside down searching through drawers like her life depended on it.
The more frantic the action the more I became anxious. What were they talking about?
Ten minutes passed and no picture,
"Chrystal tell me what picture is it? You can't find it so tell me what it was?"
"No I can't tell you just wait… You have to see it."
I was the cat and curiosity was killing me. After a good ten minutes the picture appeared. It was taken in 1999 on a beach in Miami. The same beach where I met .DAVE . I laughed when I saw it. It brought back memories. Good ones.
I was in the corner of the picture, barely visible, white bikini top blue bikini shorts, in the middle of the night, dark.
"Is this what you stressed me out for?
She was in fits of uncontrollable laugher.
I asked her,
"What is it?"
"It's not the picture although I wondered why you would keep a picture where all you can see is your pinhead."
"What is it then?!
"It's what you wrote on the back… YOU PSYCHO!!! (more uncontrollable laughter)"
I grabbed the picture and turned it over.
I had written,
Dear F_______,
I came far and beyond to another land
To write this message for you in the …
And the message can be found in my scriggedy scrawl.
After reading the note on the back the memories came flooding back. I turned the picture over and remembered the night Caroline and I headed to South Beach carving out names in the sand and taking pictures of ourselves next to the carved messages.
In the sand I had written: I LOVE FRANCIS and got her to take my picture next to the message! Likewise she had carved out her own message to her love and we had said we would send them when we to back to the UK. Obviously I had never sent it, as was clear from this note still surviving and doing the rounds.
I had completely forgotten about it and it brought back a flood of memories. Namely all the love notes I used to send him back then.
Where was he?
How was he?
It was 2008 and I hadn't heard from or seen him since 2003. He had turned up at my house early in the morning telling me how he had a child (At this point it had been over a year since I had seen him) I remember telling him that I was happy for him yet at the same time feeling devastated, feeling that he was gone from my life forever. I hadn't thought about him much in this time but the appearance of this picture/note had forced me to think about him.
Curiosity got the better of me and I googled him. I didn't expect to find him as back then he was a hardcore criminal and definitely wouldn't use his real name for anything. Anyway I googled anyway… and guess what I found him. Picture and all. He is an actor now. It was weird. I didn't know how I would feel. One the one hand I was happy for him, on the other hand I was sad, and it brought back a rush of emotions, some good… some bad.
So tell me do you ever get over your first love?


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On Apple.com's new look-and-feel, discovered via Laurie.
First thoughts: it looks like someone's just found the Colors > Invert menu item in Photoshop. Is black really back in again? I thought we'd seen the end of back of white-on-black text, banished along with circa-1998 websites and MS-DOS windows. Sure, it looks different from the old design, but not vastly so and I'd actually say it's a step back in terms of the nice minimalistic look they previously had going on.
Their news ticker is neat, although it looks rather similar to our own.
Overall I give them seven out of ten – but only because it was so good before, they haven't changed it that much and their small army of graphic designers seem to be able to make anything look good. Even if it is in black.


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Open Discussion / Back again« on: September 06, 2017, 10:05:23 PM »
Wow its been a long time but im back. I got bit by the electronics bug again pretty hard. My playing ha been non existent but I enjoy building for other people. Just wanted to say hello again! -Arthur


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Sarah Palin may still be a cash-worthy draw for the red meat crowd anxious for nothing more than talking points. Well, in her case, barking points.
I'm not saying she's barking because she's a bitch. No, that would be a disrespect to female dogs everywhere, and as I have two in my own home, I'd never insult them by conflating them with such a waste of carbon as Sarah Palin.
VIEW PART-ONE of this fact-check series HERE
No, she's barking because she drones on more than unmanned aerial death-bots and because she stands at the curb and convinces passers by to come in and drop a few bucks for no reasonable reason.
To properly fact-check her 35-minute speech would take more than 35-minutes, so we've regrettably had to let slide the lesser lies a normal politician would have to answer to.
This is merely the second in what may end up as a three-part series (assuming anyone watches this one to warrant a final installment.)
Watch the video now
To put it as politely as possible
• If you believe what she says, you woefully mis/un-informed.
• If you clap for what she says, you are unaware of the facts.
• If you support her books, you are paying to make the whole world dumber.
• If you gave money to her Super PAC, you literally funded her vacation.
• If you think she would make a good president, you are literally dumber than she is… and that's quite a bold statement, but I stand by it fully.
Fact-Check Links
• Bernie Sanders opposes war, but has supported war against Palestinian Muslims
• Elizabeth Warren advocates destroying ISIS
• Military spending has drastically increased under Obama
• Soldier tired of empty "thanks"
• Reagan and Bush amnesties have brought in 4-million new citizens
• Only 300,000 Dreamers have citizenship because of Obama
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• Obama has only issued TWO vetoes
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Hey, people!
A lot of you have asked us about the recording and editing setup we use to produce Rise of the Demigods, so we put together this post to walk you through our process.
- Zoom L-12 ($600): We have been FLOORED by the quality of our raw audio with the Zoom L-12. The ability to record 8 separate XLR inputs (and other inputs if needed) along with five headphone jacks makes this board invaluable for podcasting. The onboard compression and vocal FX make it legendary. Do not hesitate to pick up this wonder.
- Audio-Technica BPHS1 ($200): DM Vartian started to use this headset after seeing the livestreamers on Geek and Sundry employ theirs, and absolutely loves it. It needs a bass boost in final editing, but the ability to move freely without being stuck behind a microphone is worth the extra effort.
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The U.S. Department of Justice said Native American tribes can grow and sell marijuana on their lands in a December 11 statement, while President Obama signed a federal spending bill into law on Tuesday which includes a provision protecting medical marijuana.
Since the spending bill had to pass both houses of Congress before landing on the president's desk, the inclusion of this provision shows changing attitudes among both Democrats and Republicans, according to Michael Collins, policy manager for the Drug Policy Alliance.
"It's a real game-changer," Collins said. "For the first time ever, both parties in Congress recognize that states should be setting their own medical marijuana policies. It's a recognition of the validity of medical marijuana as a treatment, and it's an effort to end federal prohibition of medical marijuana. It gives us great hope for ending federal prohibition of marijuana for all uses."
The provision discourages federal drug agents from raiding state-legalized medical marijuana operations. It also represents the culmination of years of work, according to Morgan Fox, communications manager for the Marijuana Policy Project.
"We've been trying to get this bill passed since 2003, and the fact that it finally did is indicative of steadily changing attitudes in Congress and nationally among voters," Fox said.
That's not to say these operations are entirely in the clear -- marijuana is still illegal under federal law, and federal agents have other tools with which to make things difficult on growers and sellers.
"Feds effectively use the threat of civil forfeiture to get private land owners to evict and/or not lease to cannabis-related businesses," said Allen St. Pierre, executive director for the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws. "A great number of these medical cannabis businesses are cash-only businesses, because federal banking regulations still deter banks from doing business with these new cannabis-related businesses, and money laundering opens up prosecution opportunities for feds."It's also worth noting that these changes are happening as America heads toward another presidential election, according to Beau Kilmer, co-director of the RAND Drug Policy Research Center.
"While the Obama Administration currently tolerates marijuana legalization in states with 'strong and effective regulatory and enforcement systems,' the next administration may have a different approach to marijuana," Kilmer said.
Meanwhile, the announcement that Native American tribes can grow and sell the drug on their lands -- provided they follow the same federal guidelines as have been laid out for states pursuing legalization -- came as a surprise to many advocates.
"No one at NORML or other drug policy reform groups knows the impetus for this sudden change in cannabis policy directed at Native American tribes," St. Pierre said. "Speculation is that a number of tribes in states with medical cannabis and tax-and-regulate access have been seeking clarity from the Department of Justice regarding what if any commerce can they engage in re cannabis?"
In addition to being an economic benefit, marijuana could provide a health benefit for tribes in a position to grow and sell, Fox said.
"By making marijuana legal for adults on their territory, Native American groups have an opportunity to increase public health and safety," he said. "In addition, tribes could create jobs and tax revenue while taking advantage of tourism. Many groups are in a position to do this long before the states within which their territories reside, all while giving their members a safer legal alternative to alcohol."
Even after these strides toward legalization, advocates have big plans for the year to come.
"While not expected to move in Republican-controlled Congress and Senate, there will be upwards of 17 re-entered or new legislative bills introduced in 2015 dealing with cannabis, ranging from ending the federal cannabis prohibition, to re-scheduling for medical/research only, industrial hemp, sentencing reform, banking regulations, creation of national commission to end cannabis prohibition, etc.," St. Pierre said. "Again, none are expected to move in the Congress. Reformers will be delighted to even be given hearings by the majority."
Editor's note: The policy only discourages federal agencies from raiding medical marijuana dispensaries; it does not explicitly prohibit such action.


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On south Asia's tip bordering the Indian Ocean, diamond-shaped India is home to extremes of cultures, landscape and cuisine. The soaring Himalayas dominate the far north, giving way to capital Delhi's Mughal monuments. Snaking south-east to Varanasi is the holy river Ganges, with the faded colonial grandeur of Kolkata, formerly known as Calcutta, further east. Down the south-east coast, Chennai has a very British feel. Kerala's beaches and languid backwaters mark the south Indian peninsula, giving way to Goa's busy beach resorts along the western coast. Frenetic Mumbai dances to a bustling Bollywood beat, and north-western Rajasthan's scorched deserts are home to magical palaces and forts.
Historic cities
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Taste the country on your Indian holiday. Rich murgh makhani (butter chicken) is devoured in Punjab, and Hyderbad loves its biryani with layers of meat, rice and nuts. Snack on bhelpuri (crunchy rice with tamarind and chilli) in Mumbai, and in coastal Kerala try molee (fish cooked in coconut). Breakfast on dosas (spicy pancakes) in Chennai and refresh yourself with yoghurt drink lassi and sweet milky chai.
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Running Down A Dream
Posted on | November 23, 2010 | 6 Comments
I have thin skin.
And I don't mean that you can see the veins through my skin, although you can, I mean that I figuratively have very thin skin. I always have had thin skin and it has never served me well.
I share this with you because, well, I think you should know that about me. It is the one thing about myself that I simultaneously love and loathe. I love it because often times it keeps me from saying things I might think for fear of hurting someone else's feelings. It makes me a little more sensitive, I think, to what other people might be feeling because I think about how a given situation would make me feel.
But I loathe it equally.
I loathe that just one word, one ill-thought word or phrase or even a sideways glance can turn me into a blathering idiot. I fall apart a lot, y'all. And it's embarrassing. I over think EVERYTHING… emails, blog posts, blog comments, tweets, text messages, LACK of text messages… you name it. If there is a way to twist something until it becomes a slap in my face, I will find it. I can turn even the most innocuous of comments into a slur against my very soul.
And it is this problem, this thin skin, that makes me so damn scared to pursue my dreams. But I have to buck up. I have to put on my big girl drawers and learn to deal with it. Because if I don't, I'm doing a disservice to my child. How can I raise my son to follow his dreams and to believe that anything is possible if I am too scared to do the same?
What brought this on? Easy. NaNoWriMo. All my life, I've wanted to be a published author. Honestly. I can't remember a time I didn't want to write for a living. I wrote stories when I was a little girl that were ridiculous. I wrote a 50 page novel in seventh grade for a history project. I love to write. Love it. Like write to breathe and breathe to write love it.
But for most of my life I've kept my writing tucked into the pink file folder in my closet or the "Personal" folder of my computer. I don't share it. I don't let other people read it. I don't want to put it out there for fear that someone won't like it. And that is what has been so wonderful about blogging… it's helped me to put things out there, even if they aren't "real" writing, and has taught me how to cope on a small scale with rejection.
And then came NaNoWriMo. And guys? I've almost written a novella. Seriously. I've sat down every day for 23 days and I've pounded out a story that is over 38,000 words long. And it's got a beginning. And a middle. And I'm working hard on an ending. This little venture, although completely crazy, has unleashed the little six year old inside me that has been silently screaming for 26 years to LET HER OUT AND LET HER WRITE.
And it feels good. It feels good to follow a dream. I don't know where it's going to lead… maybe nowhere. But I'm doing it. I'm writing a novel. And one day? Maybe I'll find the courage to package it up and ship it off to an editor. Maybe I'll find the courage to read the five hundred odd rejections I am bound to get. And maybe, just maybe… I'll find my way to being a published author. I owe it to myself and to my son to at the very least try.
6 Responses to "Running Down A Dream"
November 23rd, 2010 @ 1:55 am
That's amazing that you've done that. My skin is also thin, so thin that I didn't even try because I just knew I would fail and then I would fall apart, because I fall apart too…a lot.
I think the hard part is over, you've already poured yourself into it. I say go for it. We'll all bolster you if any fool happens to reject you.
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November 23rd, 2010 @ 2:12 am
YAY! I'm so proud of you for kicking ASS with NaNoWriMo!
Also, do you need more suggestions on what to write about next? I have a whole stock-pile of ideas for you 😉
November 23rd, 2010 @ 2:16 pm
I personally think you are amazing. In my new world of blogging, there are several that I hold to high esteem and you are one of them. I find your writing funny, insightful and entertaining. I would LOVE to read a novel written by you. And I can't wait for the day when I do!
As far as thin skin…I couldn't understand you more. As a 34 year old woman who has started and stopped her college education for the past 16 years, I am always embarrassed with the fact that I am STILL working on my undergrad. The biggest thing that was holding me back has been my fear. Putting myself out there to people who are smarter than myself. At least those I considered smarter than myself. Last year though, I realized I have got to step up to the challenge. I would never attain this one goal of getting my college degree if I didn't try. And then I have failed. I have failed by not trying.
I have had a few stumbles (like not knowing which continent Mexico is on. Seriously? I was mortified!)but never have felt so good about myself since I put myself out there.
You will know when you are ready. You just have to believe in yourself…the way we all do.
November 23rd, 2010 @ 3:59 pm
I'd love to read it if you're looking for a friendly sounding board. I'm sure it's fantastic.
November 23rd, 2010 @ 6:20 pm
Go for your dream! I would love to read your novel!
The Little Bear
November 28th, 2010 @ 5:57 pm
You and me both! I often wonder if I'll ever outgrow the nausea before court appearances and depos. I can only hope. Thanks for writing this post. You are so not alone! Your novella will be wonderful, even if you keep it all to yourself!
By the way, totally small world- 3 of my besties and roomies from college are from Tarboro and Scotland Neck.
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There is a wide misconception among those who intend to do farming that the industrial agriculture system aided with its wide array of pesticides and genetically altered crop varieties yield more and benefit more in terms of profit. There is also this belief that organic farming is not as profit making as industrial farming. However, it can't be more wrong. Organic farming gives the farmer an opportunity to get more profit, yield and puts the energy spent on farming to efficient use.
The Rodale Institute conducted a study by comparing organic farming with industrial farming over a period of 30 years and found that the organic farming performed much better in terms of yield, profits, energy usage and greenhouse gases.
The profit is where the mathematics of economics tricks you into believing the untruth. The industrial farming brigade will keep projecting the huge profits they have landed in terms of revenue generated, comfortable hiding the input costs they had to invest for pesticides, fertilizers, oil and so on and so forth. Organic farming on the other hand requires you to spend a very minimal input in terms of fertilizers and pesticides and thus the profit you gain at the end of the day is much higher.
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Serendipity and more: what to expect from location-aware mobile apps in 2014
Travellers will have high expectations of location-aware mobile apps in the coming year and personalisation will be the key
Location aware mobile apps in the travel sector need to offer real-time, tailored information. Developers not only have to continuously capitalise on data related to apps, they also need to work out apt monetisation strategies.
EyeforTravel's Ritesh Gupta looked to the future with Seshadri Krishnan, co-founder of Trip38, a location-aware mobile app which delivers context sensitive content.
EFT: What have been the major developments in location-aware mobile apps in the travel sector in recent years?
SK: Over the last couple of years, the proliferation of free Wi-Fi and economical smartphones, serendipity and augmented reality (AR) have been the main drivers behind users adopting location-aware mobile apps.
Such apps are about doing the work for the consumer. The apps recommend and elevate the travel experience.
To highlight these more specifically let me say that:
· Mobile apps have become smarter; they help travellers plan rather than merely providing plans, itinerary, and recommendations .
· Usability has increased in leaps and bounds with a few apps providing a fantastic user experience as the likes of the Hipmunk and others did for the web few years back.
· Augmented reality has been adopted more hence providing a more holistic travel experience.
EFT: How challenging is it to engage users of location-aware mobile apps? How can one assess the efficacy of such apps?
SK: With attention deficient users like all of us, mobile makes it even more challenging to engage users on their mobile phones.
At Trip38, we measure user engagement fanatically and few things we learnt are:
• Page views/unique visitors to our website
• Number of installs
• Number of sign-ups
• Number of trips added
• Number of likes/shares/reviews during the trip
• Time spent during the trip
For us, the more the user engages with the app when they travel, the better. We focus on the funnel and ensure the conversion at every stage remains at a high level.
The efficacy can be measured only with the actions taken using the app either to plan the trip or during the trip.
EFT: In your opinion, how has the blend of rich content, geo-location, social networks and features like augmented reality enriched trip planning?
SK: The SoLoMo effect has impact in the travel space with convergence of both usability and mobile technologies providing an excellent opportunity for mobile apps like Trip38.
For example, we can let a user know his or her next attraction and provide directions, timings, contact details, website, entry fees (if applicable) along with the time to be spent in that place.
We are also working on blending the AR feature where the user would be able to get more rich content while they are at the location. This not only enhances the trip planning (but also elevates the user experience to a new level.
EFT: How are you catering to real-time requirements of travellers? In fact, is there any real-time component?
SK: We have an option to work offline to save on data charges. You would be able to do everything on the app except the navigation information if you do not have Internet access. The app is smart enough to recognise WiFi access and provide real time information like new restaurants, and new events during travel and get it synced up when the app opens. Having said that, we sync-up a day before the trip hence the chances of real-time changes is unlikely.
EFT: How does collection of geo-data in real time offer insights to improve the experience of travellers?
SK: There is a utility value in collecting geo-data without compromising the privacy of the user but the real opportunity lies in crowd-sourcing the geo-location information and delivering it to like-minded users through personalisation to make it relevant. The experience gets redefined if the geo-data gets refined with personalisation and crowd-sourcing aspects.
EFT: How do you offer relevant offers to app users based on their preferences?
SK: We use a post-booking mobile app so we offer context-sensitive offers and coupons for attractions, events, and duty-free shops which are both time and location based on flight and hotel information.
EFT: How challenging is it to monetise location-aware mobile apps?
SK: We do not believe in-app purchases or ad based models for consumer apps like ours so we have to look at monetisation from the eco-system players like duty-free shops, attractions, events, and hotels. We feel we have to work with large aggregators who have already collected these offers to be more scalable and efficient.
EFT: What do you expect of location-aware mobile apps in the travel sector in 2014?
SK: In 2014:
· Location-aware mobile apps will be more context-sensitive and have deeper personalisation elements as part of the app experience.
· The apps will start suggesting rather than wait for the user to trigger actions.
· AR will redefine the travel experience combining the SoLoMo effect truly.


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Greetings, all. Ambush Bug here with another AICN HORROR: ZOMBIES & SHARKS column. As promised, here's the column I intended to post this Friday. I worked out the kinks, so hopefully, everything is back on track with my computer. This week, I'm acting as a harbinger of horror as I take a peek as some horror films that have yet to be released. Though most of you won't be able to see these films yet, I do encourage you to be on the lookout for them. Every one of the scares listed below is worth seeking out and fear not, when these films are available for you all to see, I will most definitely let you know in this very column.
Enjoy the future horrors, folks!
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Advance Look: PSYCHOPHONY (2012)
Advance Look: COLD BLOODED (2012)
Advance Look: HEMORRHAGE (2012)
Advance Look: A NIGHT OF NIGHTMARES (2012)
Advance Look: THE HOUSE WITH 100 EYES (2012)
Advance Look: HATE CRIME (2012)
And finally…Eric Haviv's GRIEF!
Advance Review!
PSYCHOPHONY (2012)Directed by Xavier Berraondo
Written by Xavier Berraondo
Starring Ferran Albiol, Dafnis Balduz, Ferran Carvajal, Mercè Montalà, Miriam Planas, Clàudia Pons, Babeth Ripoll, Leyla Rodríguez
Find out more about this film here!
Retro-reviewed by Ambush Bug
If I were to describe PSYCHOPHONY in a sentence it would be WHITE NOISE meets THE FOURTH KIND. Though found footage is the mode of storytelling going on here, the story often goes the cinematic approach to tell the main tale and to add more spice, actual video and audio footage is added when available. This story of a group of schizophrenic patients who are taken to a haunted house in order to see if there is a correlation between psychosis and paranormal activity is a true oddity and one that succeeded in unnerving me to the core.
I can't say that I was completely sold on this film. It seemed to be quite a stretch trying to link mental disorder to the world of ghosts, but given the footage and recordings shown, though I was a non believer at the beginning of this movie, the events that unfold have me doubting myself.
Though the performances by the cast were decently done, I feel as if a lot of the drama unfolding was somewhat soap operatic. There was a lack of pop that I was hoping for given the truly scary scenes that begin to intensify through this story. I do have to give this film credit for not going the stereotypical route when it comes to depicting mental illness. The actors seem to have personalities beyond their illness, a layering of character not often found in cinematic portrayals.
Where PSYCHOPHONY succeeds is by interlacing the actual EVPs (Electronic Voice Phenomenon) caught during this actual occurrence. Whether or not these recordings are on the up and up, who is to say. The film says that the events occurring in this story were real as were the recordings. If they are real, this is some compelling evidence and it's worth checking out this film's website to hear some of it. Either way, watching this film in the dark of my apartment was pants-shittingly terrifying every time the EVP played. I'm a sucker for ghost hunting shows. They are my guilty pleasure. And sitting through hours of those shows with only creaks and "What the hell was that?"s to call as evidence of the paranormal, I did find the creepy stuff going down in PSYCHOPHONY to be absolutely horrifying.
Whether you are a believer or not, despite some soap operatic performances, PSYCHOPHONY is downright scary when it uses its supposed real footage. Fans of TV ghost hunting shows should put this on their must watch list.
Advenace Review: Recently played Fantasia Film Festival 2012!
COLD BLOODED (2012)Directed by Jason Lapeyre
Written by Jason Lapeyre
Starring Zoie Palmer, Ryan Robbins, William MacDonald, Huse Madhavji, Thomas Mitchell, Sergio Di Zio
Find out more about this film here!
Reviewed by Ambush Bug
Though it falls more under the action category than horror, COLD BLOODED does have a nice amount of gore and dismemberment throughout the film, so I felt it wasn't completely out of line to cover it in this column.
After a jewel heist gone wrong (do any jewel heists ever go right?), Cordero (played by the charismatic Ryan Robbins from APOLLO 13) ends up beaten into a coma by the police and taken to the nearest hospital to recover. Frances (Zoie Palmer from DEVIL) is a cop who was lucky enough be on the night shift the night Cordero wakes out of his coma. Because the diamonds were never found and all of the other robbers are dead, Cordero is a popular guy with crooked cops and evil criminals alike. Striking an uneasy truth in an abandoned and locked off section of a hospital Cordero and Frances have to work together to survive.
Now, nothing about this set up screams originality, I know, but the thing that makes COLD BLOODED work are the likable performances from the two stars. Robbins has a rogue-ish likability about him that makes you understand why Frances might set aside their differences and team up against a badder bad guy. Frances in turn has a vulnerability underneath a toughness that doesn't come off like a woman trying to be a tough guy (as one often sees in this type of film), but as someone conflicted with what she believes in and what she is. These great performances immediately made me invested in these characters.
I'd be remiss if I didn't mention the amazingly subtle and stone cold coolness of William MacDonald as the lead thug who coldly enacts torture and murder without a flinch and has a stone look about him that makes you shiver with just a stare. Additional props goes to Sergio Di Zio as the twitchy thug who is not cut out for killing.
Though this is a small scale action film in a time when action often means explosions that level city blocks, multi-million dollar car chases, and expansive set pieces, I have to give it to this old school thriller that keeps the stakes small, but the charisma of its actors high. The gore is actually pretty gruesome in this one with one cast member losing a hand and having to carry it around with them with hopes of reattachment at a later date and the use of a surgical saw as a killing tool. This isn't the type of film to highlight the gore, but the action does have teeth that leave marks in this one. Reminiscent of the type of action film one might find in the late 70's and early 80's, COLD BLOODED is a winner in my book.
Advance Review: Recently played Fantasia Film Festival 2012!
HEMORRHAGE (2012)Directed by Braden Croft
Written by Braden Croft
Starring Alex D. Mackie, Brittney Grabill, Ryland Alexander, Alex D. Mackie, Diane Wallace, Zachary Parsons-Lozinski, Samara Sedmak
Find out more about this film here!
Reviewed by Ambush Bug
Reminiscent of both CLEAN, SHAVEN and BUFFALO 66, HEMORRAGE is an effective thriller with strong performances from a fresh pair of lead actors and some truly impressive restraint on the part of the director. This is a tale of a man trying to crawl out of a pit of madness and discovering how slippery the walls truly are.
HEMORRAGE starts out with a mash up of different film stocks and styles. For a second it is a mock doc style as a psychiatrist is being interviewed about a particular patient. Then we are given scenes of actual brain operations and x-rays of the human noggin. After this mish mash of graphic and disturbing imagery, we are introduced to Oliver, played by talented newcomer Alex D. Mackie. Like Peter Greene's masterful performance as man struggling with schizophrenia in CLEAN, SHAVEN, Mackie shows great range as the withdrawn and socially awkward Oliver. Though he attempts to reach out and join the real world and attests that he "wants to be a good person", his mental instability prohibits that at every turn. When Oliver meets a nurse at the abortion clinic he works at as a janitor, things start out sweet enough, but Oliver has difficulty keeping it together and soon things go horribly wrong. Brittney Grabill does a fantastic job as Claire the nurse who is utterly conflicted in her feelings toward Oliver. At first, she is interested in him, but as Oliver's symptoms begin to seep through, interest turns to fear post haste.
And here's where HEMORRAGE gets a little weird. Though some would think Grabill's character would be absolutely freaked out by Oliver's behavior, she decides to accompany him to his sister's house. As awkward as Christina Ricci's visit to Vincent Gallo's house in BUFFALO 66 was, this visit is every bit as awkward, though much less sweeter. Claire seems to feel sorry for Oliver and though she is often bound and gagged by the psychopath, a twisted little love story begins to unfold here.
HEMORRAGE surprised the hell out of me and I absolutely never knew which way this one was going to go. I know nothing good was going to come of the relationship between Oliver and Claire as Oliver's edges fray more and more, but part of me was hoping this bizarre little romance could somehow work out. This film is flooded with psychological horror and those interested in the mind and all of the dark twists it can bend will want to seek out HEMORRAGE when it becomes available to the masses.
Hemorrhage - Official Teaser [HD] from Braden Croft on Vimeo.
Advance Review: Recently played Fantasia Film Festival 2012!
A NIGHT OF NIGHTMARES (2012)Directed by Buddy Giovinazzo
Written by Buddy Giovinazzo & Greg Chandler
Starring Marc Senter, Elissa Dowling, Jason London, Richard Portnow, Margaux Lancaster
Reviewed by Ambush Bug
Known for such demented cult hits as COMBAT SHOCK, MANIAC 2, and LIFE IS HOT IN CRACKDOWN, director/writer Buddy Gioninazzo offers up a masterfully crafted little film in A NIGHT OF NIGHTMARES that makes up for a lack of budget and over the top effects with real intensity and strong performances by its lead actors.
The film begins with Marc, a blogger played by RED, WHITE, & BLUE's Marc Senter, who seeks out Ginger, an indie songstress played by Elissa Dowling, with an interest in doing a piece on her. She agrees to meet him at her rural home which she is renting out from what seems to be a sweet old man. As the interview progresses, creepy stuff starts happening. First the record player starts playing an old song. Then mysterious sounds start occurring around the house. Soon both Marc and Ginger realize that the house is haunted by an other worldly presence and as the night goes on, their likelihood of living to see the morning looks dimmer and dimmer.
With most of the film focusing on them, Dowling and Senter better be strong and they deliver in spades. Senter seems absolutely genuine as the eager reporter, looking to prove himself as a journalist and contain the fact that he is a music nerd in front of this super cool songbird. Dowling not only has a powerful singing voice, but is able to convey enough mystery to make both Marc and the viewer wonder whether she has something to do with the strange happenings or if she is a victim of the haunting as well. Much of the film focuses on these two actors reactions and it's a testament to their skill that the film is so effective in its scares since only smeared blood and moving record players make up most of the weird happenings.
That said, the weird shit that does happen in A NIGHT OF NIGHTMARES is extremely effective. A bloody coin is found in a place on Gingers body that a bloody coin shouldn't be found (I'll leave the exact location to your imagination). Ginger vomits up all sorts of things that she doesn't remember eating fully intact which makes things all the more weird. Even a sex scene is twisted to an ugly form in this film. Giovinazzo makes the best of the creepy house and the performances, so he doesn't have to show all of the shocks and effects. He's a director who seems to believe less is more and this film is all the more stronger because of that.
I can't leave without mentioning Jason London's turn as Ginger's jilted stalker. London is almost unrecognizable and definitely amps up the creep as the twitchy gun toting madman stalking around the house. He adds a human terror on top of all the paranormal happenings afoot.
I couldn't find a trailer for this one or a website. Seems to be too new. A NIGHT OF NIGHTMARES played at Fantastia Fest and is getting good buzz. It deserves it. Occasionally, the film does become somewhat predictable and though I called the ending about fifteen minutes before it happened, it still left an impact. A NIGHT OF NIGHTMARES is a quiet and patient horror film. It's extremely effective in amplifying mood and tension, made more so by the lead actors and the director's patient camera.
Advance Review!
THE HOUSE WITH 100 EYES (2012)Directed by Jay Lee & Jim Roof
Written by Jim Roof
Starring Jim Roof, Shannon Malone, Larissa Lynch, Liz Burghdorf, Andrew Hopper
Find out more about this film here!
Reviewed by Ambush Bug
Probably my favorite film of this week's peek into the future is THE HOUSE WITH 100 EYES. I'm definitely someone who doesn't like the torture porn aspects of horror. While I can recognize it as horror, I don't find it particularly entertaining because of that type of film's lack of plot and/or depth and penchant just to highlight the torture. I guess THE HOUSE WITH 100 EYES can be categorized in the torture subgenre of horror, but it definitely doesn't fall short in character and depth. And because of that, it excels far past the torture porn variety we all are tired of.
Ed wants to make the very first triple feature snuff film. He is a psychopath through and through, but a well organized one and like most psychopaths (according to multiple seasons of DEXTER) follows a particular code which ensures he will not be caught. Ed is married to another psychopath named Susan. Susan likes to poison people and as we find out, Ed doesn't really trust her, but loves her…well, as much as a homicidal madman can. Ed and Susan have set up their house with 100 cameras in order to film their triple feature. The only problem is that they have to find their trio of unsuspecting victims.
What makes THE HOUSE WITH 100 EYES so interesting is that it's not about a snuff film. It's about how hard it is to make a snuff film. Despite the painstaking measures Ed has put together to make his dream project come true, through a series of events out of his control, Ed hits road blocks at every turn. If the events unfolding weren't so dire and despicable, this film would almost be hilarious and often times I didn't know whether I should be laughing at the stuff happening on the screen. The film is told with such pitch black humor that you're going to feel a bit dirty afterwards, but dammit if it isn't a damn good time.
A lot of this weird black humoristic tone is attributed to Ed's (actor/writer/co-director Jim Roof's) performance. Ed looks and sounds a lot like CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL actor Rob Chorddry which may be why I liked the character so much. His frantic performance also reminded me a bit like the maniacal take on the Riddler Frank Gorshin played on the 60's BATMAN series. Shannon Malone plays Susan and offers up another stellar performance as the always chipper and June Cleaver-esque doting housewife who never forgets to put on her face and is always baking something in the kitchen. Both actors make what could be a truly dark and despicable film a deft tightrope walk between satire and pure horror.
The final act of this film where the couple finally lures a trio of victims to their den of horrors is blacker than black. Things get serious and twisted quickly and the faint of heart are bound to want to turn away numerous times. But while the film does lean towards the torture porn side for one scene, the rest is a fantastically comedic and dark take on the best laid plans and how easily they can go to shit.
THE HOUSE WITH 100 EYES is one of my favorite horror films of the year and I can't wait until it goes wide for more to see. If this film can turn this horror fan who dislikes torture porn into a fan, it has to have something going for it. Not for the squeamish, THE HOUSE WITH 100 EYES succeeds with two rock solid performances by its leads and a tone that will have you laughing and wincing all at once.
Advance Review!
HATE CRIME (2012)Directed by James Cullen Bressack
Written by James Cullen Bressack & Jarret Cohen
Starring Jody Barton, Tim Moran, Ian Roberts, Nicholas Clark, Greg Depetro, Debbie Diesel, Sloane Morgan Siegel, Maggie Wagner, Reviewed by Ambush Bug
So I received an email from director James Cullen Bressack asking if I wanted to take a super advanced look at his film HATE CRIME. There were a few stipulations to this offer; no plot was to be revealed, no characters, no motivation, and no revealing who gets killed, when or how. For a reviewer, that's a mighty tall order and in my response to the director, I said that I would keep the review spoiler free, but would be doing a disservice to my readers if I didn't provide some details about the film in order for them to understand whether or not they should seek the film out once it is available for mass consumption. Thinking that I wouldn't get a chance to review the film, I was surprised to be allowed access to viewing. So I plan on honoring the directors wishes as much as I can and also provide you with enough about it to form your opinion whether it will be for you.
With a name like HATE CRIME, you're bound to be able to piece together what this film is about. Basically it's a home invasion film, but while most home invasion films hinge on the fact that it is an attack without warning or reason, the invaders in this film at least have a motivation for doing what they are doing, as twisted as it may be. The attack is brutal, it's unflinching, and it is not for the squeamish. Rooted in reality, HATE CRIME pulls no punches as it never blinks or turns away at the horrors these invaders inflict on an unsuspecting family.
As heinous a crime as this is, director Bressack did a decent job of keeping my interest, despite the despicable acts being played out on the screen. This is mainly due to some strong performances by the cast, both family and invader alike. The best of the bunch is the invader simply known as Three, a hockey masked madman roided up and absolutely embodying a destructive force. But Ian Roberts, the actor playing Three doesn't just amp up the raged roar of a wrestler, well ok, he does do that a lot, but he also shows a side of his character that is fractured and sad. Roberts delivers by far the most three dimensional of all of the characters in this film and every time he was on screen, despite the fact that he was wearing a black hockey mask most of the time, he had my complete attention.
This is a found footage-style film and though Bressack does a decent job of making the limitations of such a film style never get boring, there are times of contrivance as the camera is dropped or set down just at the right angle to see some of the action going on. There have been many found footagers who have been less subtle about this and though it does happen a few times in the film, the intensity of the situations unfolding definitely makes you forget the contrivance.
I'd better end this review before I reveal too much, but I do want to reiterate that this is a decently done film about an absolutely ugly crime. Some might say that the director Bressack is shining the spotlight on this type of crime by spending an hour and a half showing it all going down. The wrap up, told in text at the end, explaining what happened after the tape stopped rolling does come to a resolution that some may deem satisfying, but I can also see others feeling as if this comeuppance feels more like an afterthought rather than a worthwhile way to wrap things up and I must admit, it didn't cleanse my palate from the crimes I just witnessed.
As is, if you're a fan of found footage films, HATE CRIME is definitely one you should seek out. While it won't convert any of you sick of the subgenre of shaky first person POV cams, it definitely is one of the more intense offerings of this type of film.
Sorry, I don't have a trailer for this one. It's still too new. But I'll be sure to let folks know more about this film as it moves closer towards distribution.
And finally…here's a morose little short from writer D. Ross Kellett and director Eric Haviv. It's well shot and well acted and an all around professionally done piece done once on an iPhone and another using a regular camera. Either way, this is a cool little short about the paranormal. Enjoy…GRIEF.
See ya next week, folks!
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It will be held in Nanjing Han River Park, Seoul, Korea.
Let's Rock Festival is a place where artists and audiences share the stage, attractions, food, and entertainment of various artists.
homepage : http://www.letsrock.co.kr/2018/2018index.html#
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On September 15, the first day of the festival, it is a love stage that shows a calm but emotional stage.
Nell comes to the stage with a headliner, including the Epicone Project, Jung Jun Il, Day Break, and Dark.
On the stage, which offers intense and exciting stage, the national band Kukasuten comes out as a headliner, and musicians such as Noblein, Crying Nut, and Cass are accompanied.
On September 16, the second day, the only non-replaceable band Jaurim, who recently released 10 regular albums, will be on the final stage of the Love Stage.
It is a hot spring, a junior, a good-bye, and a standing star.
The Rose Inn, Peppers, Monkey, and Romantic Punch will be on stage at the Peace Stage, where Ganghwa and the faces are headliners.


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Chiesa Santa Maria Maddalena in Campo Marzio
Typology: Non Parish Church
Address: Piazza della Maddalena, 53
Zone: Rione S. Eustachio (Senato-Corso Rinascimento) (Roma centro)
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Monday-Friday: 7:00 am - 12:00 pm and 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm ;
Saturday: 9:30 am - 12:00 pm and 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm;
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The late Baroque Sacristy and cubiculum which houses the heart of Saint Camillus de Lellis can be visited in the Church.
SANTA MARIA IN CAMPO MARZIO The origin of the church is earlier than the first half of C.VIII. One says that some Basilian nuns stopped by here on their way from Costantinopoli, while they carried the body of San Gregorio Nazianzeno and many relics of martyrs. The oriental Catholic church has, probably for this reason, an Antiochene ritual and was annexed to a monastery of Benedictine nuns that was founded around 750 by Pope Zaccaria. Built by the hand of Giacomo della Porta, Carlo Maderno and Francesco Paparelli, in 1668-1685 it was turned conformingly with the taste of the time by Giovanni Antonio De Rossi, author of the architectural decoration of the atrium and the facing courtyard, made wider via an illusion. It has a square plan with a Greek cross and an elliptical tambour-less dome. The peculiarity of the church consists of the numerous chapels, all richly decorated. On top of the altar there is the painting of a Madonna dated C.XII, where the church gets its name.
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