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One on One: Director John Madden Discusses 'Shakespeare in Love'
Every awards season, Shakespeare in Love manages to pop up in conversation as the controversial Best Picture pick of 1998, besting Spielberg's Saving Private Ryan and solidifying Harvey Weinstein as the kind of Oscar races. But you know what people often forget amongst all the hubbub? What a damn fine movie it is.
Shakespeare in Love hits Blu-ray just in time for the Academy Award nominations, and I had a chance to sit down with director John Madden (2011's The Debt and the upcoming The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel) to discuss the making of the film, what going through an awards campaign actually is like and if he would have preferred Shakespeare in Love losing the Oscar. Plus some Jim Henson talk, for good measure.
I'm looking over Shakespeare in Love—thirteen, almost fourteen years ago?
John Madden: Yeah. 1998 we made it. So yeah. That's fourteen years, isn't it? Unbelievable.
Right off the bat, is it a movie that you still think about today? Something that you learned, or changed the way you worked? What is your memory of Shakespeare in Love?
JM: Well, it's kind of all fantastic, really. In a sense that as soon as you finish something you forget the pain and remember the pleasure. [Laughs] It's like childbirth, apparently. I think it was an incredibly exhilarating film to work on. Incredibly challenging. There wasn't much of a safety net with it. So, I think it has taught me, if it has taught me anything, it's not to be worried about that. It's taught me the incredibly importance of a script…as if one didn't know that. What I mean by that is, pushing the script as hard as you can. Interrogating the script as vigorously as you can before you start, so you know, essentially, the film that you're making before you start making it. It's taught me, so everlastingly, that you haven't a bloody clue what's going to work and what's not going to work in the end! [Laughs] In this sense, I mean, you'll make a film that you like if you do all the things that I've spoken about before. But whether anybody else likes it is something you can't predict.
But that almost doesn't matter. As long as you're making the film that you want.
JM: That's…right. But it certainly helps if other people like it. [Laughs]
It's always nice.
JM: But it should never be the objective.
I know that the film passed through several hands on its way to being created. It started with other people working on it, and then it ended up on your plate. How did it end up there? How did, when you came on—talking about 'rigorously chewing apart a script and making it perfect before you actually make it'—how did it change when you came on board?
JM: Well, I can answer that pretty quickly: I'm not sure that I was aware of the project in its first manifestation at the time. I certainly became aware of it. Famously, it was a script that grew from an idea, or a musing of Marc Norman's son, who was studying Shakespeare, and said, 'I wonder how Shakespeare wrote Romeo and Juliet.' His father, who was a writer—obviously, always on the lookout for ideas—thought, 'That's interesting.' He wrote the first draft—actually, probably before he wrote the first draft, he approached a neighbor of his in Rustic Canyon in Los Angeles, Ed Zwick, and said, 'What about this?' And got a commission from Universal, where Ed Zwick had a relationship at the time. That produced a script, some ideas of which are still part of the film. And certainly the basic idea is, [which] was there in Marc's script.
But Tom Stoppard at that time also had a relationship with Universal to undertake script doctoring or rewriting. And one of the first projects that he elected—with, obviously, the connection, given Rosencrantz and Guildenstern, and given his general level of scholarship about Shakespeare, and so forth. And it didn't get off the ground—although it got off the ground enough for them to start building sets, and to have cast a great deal of it. But not crucially cast Will. Famously, Julia Roberts was going to play the part that Gwyneth Paltrow eventually played. The film then ran aground I think, because, Julia Roberts lost her nerve with it…well, not lost her nerve. She didn't have anybody to play opposite. But I think then Universal were relieved to some degree. It was put on the shelf and put into turnaround, and attempts to revive it came to nothing. Until about five years later, when Harvey Weinstein became aware of the script and bought it from Universal with a big price tag on it. Which related to its development costs, but most particularly the money that was spent getting the first production up and running. And they had started to build part of the set up in London.
And did the script change when you came on?
JM: No. So then, Harvey bought that script. I'm sure that he—well, I know that he went to a number of directors with it. I was certainly not the first. This was before, well before it came to me. But Harvey considered it a very precious piece. We had just reconnected. I made a film that he had distributed before called Ethan Frome. I knew him from those days. The Liam Neeson, Joan Allen, Patricia Arquette film in the early '90s. Then I made another film he nearly bought. And then he bought [Her Majesty,] Mrs. Brown, the film I made before Shakespeare in Love. And he gave me the script to read at that point. In his very instinctive way. He thought that was a good connection. And I read it. I read what I thought was Tom's script. It actually turned out not to be Tom's script. Or at least, maybe it was Tom's script, but in a very Shakespeare in Love sort of way. It had been doctored by somebody else. It had been polished by somebody else, which we only discovered when I started to work on the script with Tom, and he realized that the script was not his work entirely.
I think it's true to say, to answer—I'm sorry, that was a bit delayed—he got the script to a certain point. It was like a first draft, maybe even a second draft. But part of it had not really been completely landed. Most particularly, I suppose, the last act of it. And there were a bunch of things that we started to talk about. The Marlowe character—the part that Rupert Everett played—came into the script in a proper way at that point. I think it's probably fair to say that Tom had originally envisaged the movie as a Zucker Brothers farce. A sort of willfully irreverent farce with outrageous jokes, and so farth. And I suppose it's fair to say that I felt it should have all of that, but also the flavor of a mature, Shakespearean comedy. In other words, that the romantic core of the piece was an important part of the narrative as well. And so, the script began to move in that direction. But then, particularly, the biggest development of it, was in the last act, I suppose, of the film. The performance of the play. The relationship at the core of it, and so on.
It's funny that the Blu-ray is coming out right now, in the thick of awards talk and buzz for this year. I'm curious about what your own experience was like going through the awards season with this movie. I know that Harvey's a big guy in that scene, and in helping to push these movies, and get them in the eyes of many people. What was your experience like running with this movie during that season?
JM: It happened fast, to be honest with you. I'm not saying it's hard to remember. It's not hard to remember at all. It's very vivid. [Laughs] One of the things that happened was that we kind of came into the front of the pack for Miramax, which always had a bunch of movies at that time that might potentially have been awards contenders. I think that one movie they thought might be, turned out not to be. And we moved into, sort of, pole position. Which helped us a little bit, because I think that he might have pushed harder for certain changes to have happened in the film, which I was able to resist, because I didn't think they were right and because there wasn't time to do them if the film was going to be ready. We literally had a press screening with an Anser printer. I remember, we hadn't even done the print of the film. I think it was like three days after we had completed the sound mix. And at that point, we discovered that the film had an almost unanimous critical reaction, which we weren't prepared for.
We'd been through the usual process with a film of research screenings and so forth. And I knew, from my days in theater and being in a room with an audience watching a film, I knew the film was connecting. Of course, the glorious thing with a comedy is that it's measurable and you can hear it. But in terms of in scores, they weren't particularly startling. So we didn't know, and that is, I think, because—I don't know—jaded New York audiences want to offer their views on everything. Who knows what it was! But in fact, the film suddenly took off like a rocket. There's one blessing about that film: it's so rich, it's such an incredibly audacious and brilliant script. And quite rich in terms of what it offers you. The sort of range of emotions that it offers you. And being about Shakespeare, and borrowing from Shakespeare—it has a sort of density, and a level of mystery to it. Even beyond all of that. It was the most wonderful film to talk about, just because there was a lot in it. I remember that very clearly. I was giving wall to wall interviews for days and days and days.
I can imagine.
JM: And I haven't done that on this film for—when did we just decide it was? Fourteen years, or whatever? It was pretty intoxicating. And also, we were an underdog. We had just come out of nowhere. None of us working on it expected it to be that or to do that. We just thought the people who are in the world that we're in would enjoy this. It's a love letter to the theater, at least in part. And most of us who worked on that film, at least in the acting department and in my department, had spent a very large part of their lives doing exactly that. So, we thought those people would get it. We had no idea it would translate. We were fighting off title changes right to the end. Mostly because they thought we'd better get the word 'Shakespeare' out of the title, or no one would ever come.
People are so scared of it. This might be kind of a strange question, but do you ever wish the movie hadn't won Best Picture that year? Or do you think it really did help the movie to kind of win that top dog award?
JM: I've never stopped thinking that I wish it hadn't won from the moment it did. [Laughs] No! I can't say that I have! Not really. I imagine that that question is directed at—
It kind of gets swept up in a lot of back and forth of, 'What should win?' I think every Best Picture does.
JM: Yeah. And there are always going to be those that say Saving Private Ryan should have won. Or even others that weren't nominated. Of course, that goes with the territory. But no. I haven't thought that. Obviously, it is a game changer, professionally speaking, because—not in the obvious ways, in the doors it opens—simply because it becomes…you realize, wherever you go in the world, people know that film, as they do with any film that has won that particular prize. It gives it an international currency. There's something liberating about that. But does it become a talisman around your neck that you can't get rid of? Yes. But we should all be lucky enough to have that. I'm not complaining about that. I think, the shorter answer, really, is that it shouldn't, in the end, be about prizes. It should be just about—there are plenty of fantastic films that are out there that endure. Seminal pieces that didn't win that prize. Obviously, the list is endless. And I'm not saying it confers a classic status on the film in any way, but it ensures it a kind of longevity. Not necessarily because of my part in it, but certainly because of the script and the subject matter. I think it deserves a long life. It's a properly mature, brilliant piece, I think.
I have two kind of random questions. One: did you see the Anonymous film? The Shakespeare film?
JM: I have not. I have it. I've got a screener with me. I brought it. It hasn't been released in the U.K. Or at least if it was, it was released when I wasn't there. Because I've been working over here. And so I chased it around in terms of cinemas. I have a screener and I'm going to watch it in due course. I'll be fascinated. Of course, it's made by a Flat Earther so I don't know that I'm going to be ideologically sympathetic to it. But I'll be very interested to see it. Because I know they've thrown much more—apart from everything else, never mind the contentiousness of its subject matter—they throw much more digital effort in recreating Elizabethan England. So I'll be interested to see what that looks like at least. We did not have those funds available.
You didn't have giant green screens in Shakespeare in Love.
JM: No. We did have some green screens…
And just to wrap up, I was looking back at some of the things you have directed in your past. It appears that you directed an episode of one of my favorite TV shows of all time: The Storyteller.
JM: Oh yes! Right!
So you directed the 'Theseus and the Minotaur.'
JM: Yes. 'The Mynotaur'. Yes.
An amazing little piece of television, there. I was kind of curious about you working with the Henson Company. I don't know if Jim [Henson] was actually alive when you did the episode.
JM: He was. But he didn't…he was really the kind of distant master. Admired from afar. The Henson Company had a presence in the U.K. That operation was run by Lisa, his daughter. But the Creature Workshop was based in the U.K.. As you know, the initial idea of The Storyteller was fairy tales. And they were produced by a friend of mine, called Duncan Kenworthy. The story editor and writer of all of those scripts was Anthony Minghella, another friend of mine. They were very, very successful. And the idea came up, then, to do the Greek myths as the next [season]—Grimm's fairy tales was the first one, and the Greek myths was the second one. And, so, four were commissioned, of which 'Theseus and the Minotaur' was the first. Anthony wrote the script. And all I know was that Jim was very, very, very excited by them. Because those stories are the roots of modern psychology. And it was a world that, at that point, we were relatively unfamiliar with. You know, in film. So it was a pretty amazing experience. They had very, very good budgets. They called upon and could call upon quite sophisticated visual effects for the time. An absolutely amazing production team: Roger Pratt shot it. John Beard designed it. And a terrific cast. It was amazing to do. It was a level of filmmaking for television that was pretty unprecedented at the time. And now, I think, a staple of a lot of schoolrooms, because it has got fantastic educational tools.
I look forward to seeing a Minotaur pop up in one of your future films. I hope.
JM: [Laughs]
What's next on your plate? I know The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel is coming out sometime this year?
JM: Yes. It's coming out in April in the U.S., and late February, early March in the U.K. Yeah, that's the next thing up.
Are you in the middle of shooting anything?
JM: Well, I'm working on a pilot. An American television pilot for Showtime right now, which is why I'm in New York. It's about the sex researchers Masters and Johnson. The U.S. sex researchers in the '50s. Which is a pretty interesting piece.
Are you a producer of the show?
JM: Yes. Well, I'm an executive producer of the show, and I'm directing the pilot. It's written by Michelle Ashford.


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Astrologically, the night was primed for revolution:
The Sun, which changes signs every 32 days or so and rules our life's ambitions and true personalities, was in sentimental and sensitive Cancer that night. It was quite true that emotions were exceptionally high during that period (Judy Garland's funeral was held the day before in NYC and it has been said that many in the community were devastated by her death.)
The Moon, which changes signs about every two days and rules our emotional reaction state, landed in Sagittarius on June 28. Mars, the planet of action and aggression was also in Sag at the time. Rebellious Sagittarius; Poke in the eye Sagittarius; Need I say more? Not only does this particular sign not listen to authority, but it absolutely revels in that wonderful type of "up yours" attitude.
Contemplative Mercury, in quick thinking, quick action Gemini, contributed to the highly charged energy and Venus, the planet of love, was in stubborn Taurus. Taurus the bull will not be put aside when it is finally pushed to the limit of patience.
"The Ascendant", which rules first impressions and beginnings of things, was in fiery, no holds barred Aries. Word of advice - Aries is the steamroller sign. Don't ever say no to an Aries.
"The MidHeaven", which is the sign that was in the highest spot in the sky at that time of night, was in Capricorn. Capricorn knows how to gain the long term advantage; what to do and how to do it. It is also one of those unstoppable signs once it gets going. The old goat knows just how far to push without getting totally squashed.
So what do we have so far? Highly charged emotions coupled with an "in your face, don't even try to hold me back" attitude just waiting for a justification to act.
The true beauty of astrological analysis is the interaction between the planets, called "aspects". Aspects cause the energy to take off in one direction or another. It's what gives us our oomph. The planetary oomphs that night were fairly dramatic. Here are just a few of them:
The Sun had a pleasant aspect to Saturn. Saturn can be a hard taskmaster, but when it "sextiles" the Sun, one can experience a terrific learning experience. It can also set things in their proper direction. Stonewall set the entire movement in the right direction and there was no turning back. In addition, the Sun had a difficult face off with explosive and unpredictable Uranus; who we want to be becomes open to sudden, unexpected changes. We are not pretty during this time. We don't sit up and shut up.
Mercury and the Moon didn't see eye to eye - emotions and logical thoughts were not in synch. We do what we are compelled to do, rather than what is logically the most prudent (and respectful) thing to do.
Mars gives the energy and impetus to act. It had a few planetary tete a tetes that night and, with the exception of delusional Neptune, they were all good. Action produces lucky (Jupiter) and unexpected (Uranus) results. Need I point out that Mars wa s sitting in the area of the horoscope that affects sex and deep psychological revelations?
planet that probably set the whole affair on the map is Pluto. Pluto was
having some pretty major interactions with others planets that night:
Some hack writer once wrote, "(it is) not in the stars, but in ourselves that we are underlings". I must disagree. Were it not for the stars that warm June night, who knows what type of life we would be leading today. I shudder to think.
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The Red Sox offered Mariano Rivera a three-year deal at approximately $50 million, but Rivera ultimately decided to return to the Yankees for a far lesser two-year deal at $30 million.
It speaks volumes about Rivera that he left millions on the table and returned to the team that he became a star with. Other clubs talked with Rivera as well.
And it makes Derek Jeter and all the on-going nonsense of his squabbles with the team look even more foolish and petty.
Going after Rivera made far more sense for the Red Sox than any of these wild-eyed ideas of making a pitch for Jeter. Rivera is still at the top of his game at the age of 41. He still hasn't shown any consistent signs of age, and that is extremely rare for a pitcher of his age. But Rivera wants to be remembered as a Yankee, and more money clearly isn't more important to him. It's clearly a fair deal for him, as he would be still the highest paid closer in baseball.
Again, compare this to Jeter. No question in my mind that the MVP of those championship teams of the late 1990s was Rivera. Both are first-ballot Hall of Famers, but I bet most Yankee fans fell the same way I do.
And I wonder what Jonathan Papelbon thinks of this? It's clear to me that the Red Sox are ready to part company with him after 2011. His numbers has been steadily declining, and he has just reached the age of 30. Rivera clearly wasn't coming to Boston, but this is a clear signal the Sox are heading a new direction with their bullpen in the near future.


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First and foremost, I better let it be known that I have 'goods to declare' here. My wife is Spanish and
I've been to Real Madrid many times and granted your virtually guaranteed champagne football in one of the world's best stadiums. If however, your willing to downgrade champagne for cava in exchange for genuine passion and an oft raucous atmosphere, then it's the Estadio Vicente Calderon every time.
I spent the night before the match bar hopping around the La Latina district. It's a 'castizo' neighbourhood, which successfully maintains the very essence of
You can't go far wrong in the 'Cava Baja'. It's a street containing countless bars and restaurants. Casa Lucio was one of David Beckhams favourite eateries in
After that try La Chata, another fine place for wine, beers and food and then the rest you can jolly well make up as you go merrily along.
I also took a little time out to have a snoop around the club museum. Usual football museum applied; over sized, outlandish bits of silverware on show awarded for friendly wins over Osasuna and Sporting Gijon in 1929.
The nearest metro to the stadium is Piramides; however, it's only a twenty minute downhill walk from the centre. There's also a plethora of bars to take in en route, so why take the metro!?
On my way to the match I paid a quick visit to my current favourite bar 'Almacen de Vinos' in Casa Gerrardo for a couple of pre-match 'vermuts' and some great tapas. Vermuts is a local drink made from red Martini, it's a bit girlie but don't worry; everybody drinks it in there at lunchtime.
It was tricky reading about the match in the sports papers beforehand. My game was on the same day as the Barca v Real Madrid clash. One of the papers (Marca) had 15 pages of coverage as well as a 24 page pull-out on 'El Clasico'.
That match was being billed as 'El Mejor Regalo de Navidad' (the best present of Christmas) - whereas buried away on page 34 – Atleti coach Javier Aguirre was announcing my fixture as 'El Partido mas importante
I'd treated myself to a nice seat near enough on the half way line in the main covered stand. The other three sides of the ground amount to a huge open two tiered bowl.
The opening exchanges of the match oscillated between rare bits of skill and futile diving. It ignited on 30 minutes when Espanyol's Torrejon went for a cuddle with Atleti's Kun and got a smash in his face for his troubles. Within a nanosecond the referee flashed a bright red card to Kun and a yellow to Torrejon.
Seven minutes of total comedy then ensued as a guilty feeling referee awarded the next ten decisions Atleti's way. I have rarely seen such ineptitude. Highlights included an away goal ruled out for an imaginary offside and an Espanyol penalty for a clear handball denied.
On 37 minutes Simoa opened the scoring for the home side with a wrongly awarded (obviously) Juninihoesque type free-kick. A stunning strike which was awarded 'El mejor gol de la jornada' (the goal of the weekend) in the paper the next day.
Alcohol isn't allowed inside Spanish stadiums but after Simao's goal went in – out it jolly well came. Gruntled fans all around me started downing wine from 'Botas' (pouch type bottles). What a civilised way to celebrate a goal.
If the home fans thought Tamudo's soft equaliser in the 52nd minute was bad, worse was to follow. Two minutes later the ref's bright red card was aired again to dismiss Pernia for his second bookable offence.
Buoyed by this, Espanyol reached for a large box of expensive cigars and waited for Atleti to run out of steam. With five minutes remaining they decided it was about time they won. De La Pena delivered an exquisite through ball to Luis Garcia and he duly popped one into the roof of the net for the winner.
Prior to that the nine men of
Other points worthy of note; to my knowledge there was not one Espanyol fan in the ground. The home fans were magnificent throughout, save for a dodgy rendition of 'Moonlight Shadow' midway through the second half. Rather splendidly someone also told me that the chap who played Chewbacca in Star Wars went onto play professional basketball for Real Madrid.
Post match I boarded a coach for a night on the town in
The rest of the week was spent with the in-laws in the tiny rural village of Salinas del Manzano, whereby I was on the receiving end of seemingly never ending hospitality. Feliz Navidad indeed.


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Naturi Naughton gets a showstopping number in the new version of "Fame."
Yes, "Fame" is back, nearly 30 years after Alan Parker's movie dragged the MGM musical kicking and screaming into the 1980s.
The 2009 edition retains the name and even the logo but sheepishly holds the naked ambition of the Academy Award-winning title track back until the end credits. Success comes in many forms, we're piously informed: in doing something that makes you want to leap out of bed in the morning, in finding friendship and love ... but not necessarily in, you know, money, adulation and immortality.
That may be true, but they didn't call the movie "Contentment."
Still, it's easy to imagine why someone figured the time was right for another term at New York's High School of the Performing Arts. Preteens have embraced Disney's "High School Musical" moppets, and our top-rated TV shows all seem to be variations on "American Idol."
"Fame" presents the same playbook: talent show auditions and party pieces, criticism and approbation, interspersed with just enough offstage information to give us a rooting interest in individual students' success and failure. But there's really nothing here that you can't see on the reality shows for free.
The original film's screenwriter, Christopher Gore, first conceived of "Fame" as a TV series -- it materialized in the wake of the film's success and ran for four seasons, 1982-86 -- and presumably that's the goal this time too.
Allison Burnett's screenplay follows Gore's template, beginning with a new round of candidates trying out for the school and then following them through four years of heavily truncated life lessons.
Director Kevin Tancharoen, a veteran of Britney Spears' Onyx Hotel tour, also reprises some of the more memorable vignettes from Parker's film -- a brush with the casting couch; a close call with a subway car -- invariably to lesser effect.
Substituting a PG rating for the original's R, the new movie has rounded off the rough and the raw, but all the handheld camera work in the world can't make it feel real.
There is talent here. The standouts are the singers: Naturi Naughton has a big voice and is plausibly cast as a potential star in the Alicia Keys mold. Asher Book has the smile of a teen idol and the pipes of James Blunt.
But if you're looking for personality, the faculty dominates with minimal expenditure of effort. The staff includes "Fame" alumni Debbie Allen as Principal Simms, Charles S. Dutton, Kelsey Grammer and Bebe Neuwirth. Sadly, the latter two -- TV's Frasier and Lilith -- aren't on screen together.
The young cast sing, they dance, and they act their socks off, but simple human interaction seems beyond most of them. It doesn't help that the dramatic scenes are so clichéd they might as well be acting exercises, but if there's a future De Niro here or a budding Streep, I must have blinked.
Then again, Parker's film bequeathed us Irene Cara and not much else to remember it by. Well, "ER's" Paul McCrane. (Meg Tilly was in the chorus.)
Composer Mark Isham has crafted some nice melodies and an eclectic score, but for the most part, the new "Fame" is all too anonymous.
"Fame" is rated PG and runs 100 minutes.
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CBS to Launch Streaming Over-the-Top Sports Net
CBS plans to launch a new streaming sports channel later this year, CEO Les Moonves said Monday (Aug. 7) on the company's second-quarter earnings call.
Moonves said the new, as-yet unnamed channel is being modeled on CBSN, the company's streaming news service, which is now becoming available as a channel on skinny programming bundles being offered by virtual MVPDs.
Moonves said CBS already has an online sports group in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., and will be able to use the infrasture in place for CBSN to keep costs down and create a path to profit in a relatively short period of time.
Related: DirectTV Now Strikes CBS Deal
He added that CBS is a big player in sports and that the channel will look to differentiate itself from ESPN and Fox Sports.
Moonves also said Showtime's coverage of the Aug. 26 fight between boxing champ Floyd Mayweather and MMA star Conor McGregor will be available direct to consumers via over-the-top streaming. Consumers who buy the fight will also get a free trial subscription to Showtime's streaming service, boosting sampling for that product.
Related: Showtime's Stephen Espinoza: Mayweather-McGregor Could Set PPV Records
CBS said it expects its over-the-top streaming services, Showtime and CBS All Access, to have a combined 4 million subscribers by the end of the year.
The company also said that CBS would be taking CBS All Access into international markets starting with Canada in 2018. CBS has noticed the fast growth of other streaming services in international markets, Moonves said, and will look to cash in on the popularity of CBS's programming worldwide.


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Coffee & Friends Birthday Calories Coffee On The Go
Cup of Joy All Stacked Up Afternoon Tea
You Warm My Heart Mug & More
So awesome! Love the strips of paper in the background and the mix of elements too! Thanks so much for giving the sketch a try! Gotta get me that TPD frappuccino set!ReplyDelete
Simply said your project is STUNNING! not a detail missed and just beautiful, color, theme, design this project has it all! Thank you for sharing this and for the inspiration!ReplyDelete
Way to ROCK the sketch...LOVE this bunches!
So sad to see TPD close their shop :(
Fabulous card and great take on the sketch, happy retirementReplyDelete
Such a FUN card!ReplyDelete
Cute take on the sketch.ReplyDelete
Love the tree shaped card!ReplyDelete
Your card is wonderful and a great take on the sketch. So much details with it and it looks great!ReplyDelete
I love that you added the bird to the cup Terri :)ReplyDelete
OMG, this is fabulous! Very creative. LOVE the cardinal cup.ReplyDelete
What an awesome final project. Perfect for the winter blog hop and I love that cardinal tea cup! What a great sketch! Love it! Thanks for being such an awesome design team member this year. You made our final year such a great one! I wish you all the best next year, Terri! You deserve it!ReplyDelete
Thank you, Gayla. I'll miss you but hope to see each other around the blogosphere!Delete
Amazing design!!! Love it!!! Happy retirement!ReplyDelete
Very fun! I especially love the cardinal...my favorite bird...with my favorite beverage, coffee.ReplyDelete
Totally fun card!ReplyDelete
Great card, Terri, fun shape and lovely details.ReplyDelete
Lovely card!ReplyDelete
What a cool sketch! I hadn't seen it before just now...and I love your take on it... really pretty!ReplyDelete
This is super fun and festive card, Terri! LOVE all the embellishments on your card. The sketch is super fun, isn't it?ReplyDelete
Terri, you rocked it with this one...it's gorgeous!ReplyDelete
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HOPE - When 19-year-old Paul Jarvis first caught sight of the fish on his line, he thought it could be a shark.
That's how big the sturgeon was that he caught Thursday in the Fraser River near Hope.
"All of a sudden it jumped out of the water, and I'm never going to forget the way it jumped out," said Jarvis. "It looked like a shark jumping out of the water towards us."
"I was thinking, 'Oh my goodness, this is massive,'" the American tourist said.
The Atlanta, Ga., resident's catch was about 3.5 metres long, and the tour fishing company that provided a guide for Jarvis estimated the animal weighed about 399 kilograms.
Matthew Clive of Great River Fishing Adventures said the catch can't be entered into an official record because that would require the fish to be killed.
Sturgeon are a protected species.
It took about one hour of wrestling with the giant fish before Jarvis could lead it towards a nearby beach.
"I can't explain the pain," said Jarvis of his struggle with the behemoth. "It kills your lower back, it hurts your legs, I'm still kind of sore from reeling it in."
Once the sturgeon was exhausted, Jarvis, his father and their guide jumped out of their seven-metre fishing boat and pushed the fish near the shore, where they measured and photographed it before releasing it.
"It was an experience of a lifetime — it's amazing, I'll never forget that," Jarvis said.
Jarvis and his father were on a Great River Fishing guided tour.


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My legs aren't too interested in Melilla's hilliness. I take a direct route to what I had considered the fort, in fact Old Melilla, a series of 4 fortified precincts providing layer after layer of defence. Its not so much an old town as a giant castle rising and falling tiringly in the morning heat. Compared to the new town outside the walls the old town is quiet, with few cars on the narrow streets and few people in probably expensive housing.
The next morning is a cool morning to take bus line number 2 to the beni Enzar border post with Morocco. I leave fortress Europe – high razor wire fences and high walls – for a dirty rubbish-strewn concrete mass. After sunny Spain-in-Africa it was grey. I take a shared taxi to Nador only a few minutes away. It's brighter there, the sun breaking through the cloud to glint off the Mediterranean. Nador is Morocco's answer to Melilla port, just a little further south of the Spanish enclave. From there I catch another shared taxi to El-Hociema. Along the route the whole of Morocco's northern coast is laid out in front of me.
I think the Swiss would like Hociema. It's lacking bicycles but is big on the uphills, even more so than Melilla. From there its a two hour wait, with another shared taxi, for the other five passengers to arrive before we travel through patchwork hills, following the sea again for most of the journey to Tetouan. Tetouan was the capital of Spanish Morocco, with an interesting mix of Moorish architecture and a delightful location sitting in a bowl surrounded by the Rif mountains only 8 km from the coast. I have little time to explore before needing to head on to Tangiers.
Sitting on the bus I realise I've been to Tangiers before – I've done it, I've Encircled Africa. From central Tangiers its a series of short transport hops to Tangier Med port 50 km away, and a fast ferry to the Spanish port of Algeciras, before I can catch onward transport to Gibraltar, Encircle Africa's 'base camp'.
Seeing it, I remember the M-120 bus to La Linea, the Gibraltarian border. There are queues of traffic to the rock, but its easy on foot, the bus having stopped me just short of the actual border. In Gibraltar I start to feel proud of my achievement. I want people to ask why I'm in Gibraltar so I can explain that 13 months ago… but there are far too many tourists for me to be an exception.


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Translational Research in Breast Cancer
Biomarker Diagnosis, Targeted Therapies and Approaches to Precision Medicine
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Part of the Advances in Experimental Medicine and Biology book series (AEMB, volume 1026)
Part of the Advances in Experimental Medicine and Biology book series (AEMB, volume 1026)
This book offers a comprehensive introduction to translational efforts in breast cancer, addressing the latest approaches to precision medicine based on the current state of understanding of breast cancer.
With the latest developments in breast cancer research, our understanding of the genomic changes and the oncogenic signaling cascade of breast cancer has made considerable strides. Further, the immuno-environment has been demonstrated as the barrier to clinical cancer.
As a result of these two trends, a clearer picture of the molecular landscape of breast cancers has facilitated the development of diagnostic, prognostic and predictive biomarkers for clinical oncology. All these aspects are addressed in this volume, which offers a comprehensive resource for researchers, graduate students and oncologists in cancer research.


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Brooke Marie Brown, 18, of Tampa, passed away October 15, 2017 surrounded by friends and family. She was a recent honors graduate of Plant High School where she was an avid athlete with a passion for track and field and flag football. Brooke recently enrolled at Hillsborough Community College with a spring acceptance to the University of South Florida where she planned to pursue a career in nursing where she could help so many like those that helped her. Typically, you could find Brooke working out, doing yoga, shopping, enjoying outdoor music festivals, or at the beach with friends. Brooke was also acknowledged for her artistry, contributing the art work in a children's ABC book. As her parents would say, Brooke was the light of their life and a loving touch everyone felt and knew to be true. Though Brooke suffered a physically and emotionally debilitating disease she remained an inspiration and force of energy admired and known by all. Our Sweet Brookie Brown is survived by parents, Christopher HG Brown and Denise Brown; brother, Hunter C. Brown; stepmother, Shanna Brown; step-sister, Sophia Castellucci; step-brother, Luke Castellucci; grandparents, Arthur M. Brown, Rob (Pam) Hoover, and Suzanne (Larry) Hoover-Anderson.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions can be made to The Lupus Foundation Florida Chapter in Brooke's name at https://www.lupus.org/florida
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"Set me as a seal upon your heart."
How should I begin to describe the perfect beach summer engagement session? It begins with Emily and Kevin — these two darling souls live life with harmony in their faith, their love, their compassion, and their virtues. Radiating with warmth, they will become your instant friends. Just add a dash of the late summer sun combined with a good ol' fashioned Jersey Shore town straight out of a Bruce Springsteen song, and these two will create the best engagement session ever. Looking fresh and happy in the August heat and haze (that haze was craze-y!) is no easy feat, but these two were amazing at every turn. Wanting to share their favorite place with me, they took me on a tour of Ocean Grove to see the Victorian houses (you can go on your own tour here), the fun tent houses in Tent City, their favorite place to get ice cream — vanilla for Emily, chocolate for Kevin — at Day's Ice Cream, a stop at their favorite summer church, and all of this was followed by a boardwalk session with the cutest mint bicycle I ever saw and a walk on the beach.
Emily & Kevin, thank you so much for a wonderful session! I can't wait until your wedding day — I know it'll be beautiful and amazing! With gratitude, -Celia
Time to take a break for Day's Ice Cream! The ice cream wanted nothing to do with the August heat and melted super quick! This is real life, folks! Cue ice cream melting and somehow these two managed to keep their outfits spotless! After a few — okay, several — napkins later, we headed for the beach! But first, a little ring love and a quick stop at the tents. Now to the beach!Off into the sunset and the waves… Can't wait until your wedding, Emily + Kevin!


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Hello everyone. It is Finals Week here, and I am enjoying myself a nice Reading Day before my three finals this week. I just wanted to take this time to love on a few special people in my life who really deserve it and have been loving on me so graciously lately.
On Thursday or so I came down with a severe virus that honestly could have crushed me if it wanted to. On Friday I was kind of sick, on Saturday I broke down, and on Sunday I spent honestly and earnestly praying to God that He would take my pain, just crying. I was a miserable shell of myself, and I should not have been, but the way I could neither breathe nor swallow nor eat but still vomit was horrific, and I do not wish it on anyone else, thus I quarantined myself off pretty well into tomorrow so that no one I love gets it.
In this horrid last few days, a few people have spent their time really loving on me. First up to the plate was my boyfriend Travis, who did actually not see me at my total worst but I was sick and he still said he loved me, so I have that going for me. He also brought me pudding and helped me type a French essay. Sometimes the ways he does things are a little bit chaotic to me, but I like him and it makes things exciting. He is so sweet.
Next up was my best friend Dirk, who although did not see me too much he still brought me a thermometer. It is funny, because last year I was there when he vomited during the Final Four matches, and this year he was there for me when I vomited, just by chance.
On third is my Mom, who is like the greatest superhero of my life. I was really upset at first by her distance that she had because she could not come and see me because I am at school and the weather was bad. I was so frustrated with my helplessness towards going to the doctor and getting medicine and food and even not having my blanket. On Monday, the day after the worst day, she drove here and brought me to the doctor and also brought me homemade food and soup, sweet tea, my blanket, and some other goodies that honestly brought joyful tears to my eyes. I missed my Mom so much during those last few days, and I was just so grateful for her to come because I think she very much contributed to the reason I can walk and talk today.
Finally, on home plate, is God. You have to understand that on Sunday I was petrified by my condition. After I had vomited on Sunday that meant that I had not eaten in two almost three days, I was feel dehydrated, I could barely swallow, and I was afraid that if I fell asleep on my face I could suffocate and die. Mostly I was petrified because every day it had gotten worse, and if there was a worse day than Sunday I did not think I had the strength to handle it. But alas, this was a virus- God made my body already able to fight this disease off without antibiotics (but I was not strong enough to go without Tylenol because I am a wimp, haha), and I can walk around and boast (tomorrow- I am still considered possibly contagious today haha) God's glory with so much renewed hope and enthusiasm. I am actually enthusiastic about doing these exams. I am enthusiastic about having a good weekend afterwards with my friends, then going home and enjoying the holidays with my family. God healed me and even now He continues to heal my heart of what I ultimately wish to be healed of.
Those are my thanksgivings for you, I love you all, goodnight and good luck on your finals.


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- An easy-to-use open source library makes it very simple to display integers and floating point numbers.
- Multiplexing of digits is implemented using a timer overflow interrupt handler for flicker-free display.
- Only uses 4 Arduino pins (2,3,4,5).
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Are orphanages a good thing or a bad thing? Aren't there great orphanages out there that are a good option for children? Should churches and organizations invest in orphanages around the world….or is there a better way to care for the fatherless? Lori Resmer, Journey117 director, recently blogged about orphan care and how she believes the Church is doing it all wrong. Check out her thoughts here.
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Most courses in high school allow you to resubmit an assignment for additional credit. My AP biology course won't. The teacher even goes so far as to say she said this wasn't possible, but I never found it anywhere. Perhaps she just likes my score the way it is?
In contrast, my creative writing teacher says she'd be happy to have me revise my stories. Go figure. Why must teachers be so different?
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DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. – It took Joe Kopp 16 years to do it, but he finally earned his first career AMA Grand National short track victory and as far as the Latus Harley-Davidson Honda mounted rider is concerned it couldn't have come at a better track. For Kopp his win Thursday night at Daytona's Municipal Stadium gave him a career dirt track Grand Slam (victories on mile, half-mile, TT and short track circuits).
Kopp led nearly the entire 25-lap main, being challenged the entire way by Bettencourt Honda's Kenny Coolbeth, who led briefly during the middle stages of the race. Henry Wiles, who won Wednesday's leg of the Daytona doubleheader series opener, finished third and leaves Daytona with the series lead.
It marks the first time in Wiles' career that he's led the series standings.
"It's taken me a long time to get that first short track win," Kopp said. "I didn't know if I was going to retire before getting one or not. Today I didn't have it going from the get-go, but I've worked hard all winter to be able to overcome stuff like this and it paid off in a big way. With five [laps] to go I thought there was no way I could hold on to this, but here we are and it feels great."
Coolbeth was happy with his runner-up finish, especially considering his normal tough luck at Daytona.
"This place usually gives me fits," said the defending AMA Grand National Twin Champion. "I had a good race and had a chance to win. Joe kept making little mistakes and then I would of the same, but at the end Joe was just a little too fast."
Wiles joked on the podium saying that Kopp gave him an elbow when he passed.
"It's all good though," said Wiles, who had a hard run in with Kopp on Wednesday. "That's racing at Daytona for you."
JR Schnabel was fourth on the Memphis Shades Yamaha and Jared Mees rounded out the top five riding a Pro Honda Oils Honda.
Kopp's margin of victory was 0.373-seconds. It marked Honda's first victory on the Daytona Short Track since Danny Ingram's victory in 1993.
Up next at Daytona International Speedway is the SunTrust Moto-GT two-hour race and the historic Daytona 200 By Honda on Friday night. Tickets are available at the gate and more information is available online at www.daytonainternationalspeedway.com or by calling 1-800-PITSHOP.
Thursday Results
1. Joe Kopp, Honda.
2. Kenny Coolbeth, Honda.
3. Henry Wiles, Kawasaki.
4. JR Schnabel, Yamaha.
5. Jared Mees, Honda.
6. Sammy Halbert, Yamaha.
7. Jake Johnson, Suzuki.
8. Jethro Halbert, Honda.
9. Brandan Bergen, Honda.
10. Don Taylor, Suzuki.
11. Michael Kirkness, Suzuki.
12. John Lewis, Kawasaki.
13. Brayn Smith, Kawasaki.
14. Matt Weidman, Honda.
15. Luke Gough, Honda.
16. Brandon Robinson, Suzuki.
17. Joshua Koch, Honda.
18. Robert Pearson, Yamaha.
19. Nick Cummings, Honda.
Related Features
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Iconic Names Had Success on the 4.1-mile Layout; Today's Stars Will Make the NASCAR Cup Series Return to Road Course Racing in Daytona Beach at Daytona International Speedway's Trioval/Road Course on Aug. 16
8.6.2020The Birthplace of Speed – Daytona Beach - Welcomes Road Course Racing in the 1930s as NASCAR Founder Bill France Sr. Begins Promotion of a Sport he loves
NASCAR Set to Make its Historic Return to Road Course Racing in Daytona Beach at Daytona International Speedway's Trioval/Road Course on Aug. 14-16
8.5.2020With No Practice and Never Competing on the Iconic Road Course, Drivers Searching for Answers Before Challenging 14-turn, 3.57-mile High-Banked Trioval/Infield Road Course for First Time
7.31.2020Event part of a Doubleheader Sunday with the NASCAR Gander RV & Outdoors Truck Series on the Historic (with new Turn Four Chicane) 3.57-mile 14-Turn, High-Banked Trioval/Infield Road Course


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Top 5 MBA Colleges / B-Schools / Management Institutes accepting CAT score in Tamilnadu
There are many Colleges in Tamilnadu that accept CAT score. In this article you can find the top 5 MBA colleges that accept CAT score. You can also find contact details of all college in this article. Choose best MBA college and shine in your life.
What is Common Admission Test CAT
CAT stands for Common Admission Test which is entrance exam for management colleges in India. India's top management/MBA college IIM's and other best management/MBA colleges accept this CAT scores. CAT exam is conducted every year during December. The person who scores high percentile were eligible to enter IIM which is India's best MBA college. In Tamilnadu there were only seven MBA colleges that accept CAT score. Now IIM Tiruchirappalli has been started in Tamilnadu in the year 2011.
List of MBA colleges in Tamilnadu accepting CAT score
Top 5 MBA Colleges accepting CAT score, Tamilnadu
Indian Institute of Management Tiruchirappalli
IIM Trichy stands number one in MBA college, Tamilnadu. IIM is the most prestigious MBA college all over the world. This is now considered as Rank 1 MBA college in Tamilnadu.
Contact details of IIM Tiruchirappalli
Indian Institute of Management Tiruchirappalli
NIT Campus (Post)
Thanjavore Main Road, Thuvakudi
Tamil Nadu, India.
Website : http://www.iimtrichy.ac.in
Bharathidasan Institute of Management
It is number 1 ranked non IIM MBA institute in Tamilnadu. This is considered as the top B-School in Tamilnadu. It is well graded management institute in India. It comes under top 10 while considering whole Indian MBA colleges. This is best college one can try to enter using CAT score.
Bharathidasan Institute of Management
Post Box. No. 12, M. H. D. Campus
BHEL Complex
Tiruchirappalli-620 014
Tamil Nadu
Phone : 0431-2520796/502
Fax : 0431-2520733
Website :www.bim.edu
Institute for Financial Management and Research (IFMR)
This college stands second under Non IIM colleges in Tamilnadu. Many famous entrepreneurs were from this college. This is best MBA college in Vellore district, Tamilnadu. High percentile more than 85 is required to enter this college.
Institute for Financial Management and Research (IFMR)
P.B. No. 3330, 24, Kothari Road,
Chennai-600 034
Tamil Nadu
Phone : 044-28303453/28303400
Fax : 044-28279208
Website : www.ifmr.ac.in
Amrita School of Business, Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham
This one of the best B-School in Tamilnadu. It ranks 4 th in overall B-School in Tamilnadu
Amrita School of Business, Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham
Coimbatore Campus
Ettimadai Post
Coimbatore-641 105
Tamil Nadu
Phone : 0422-2656422
Fax : 0422-2656274
Website :www.amrita.edu/asb
VIT University
VIT University has started its Management course recently. Now this college is affiliated to CAT score. Soon it reaches top rank in Tamilnadu.
VIT University
Vellore-632 014
Tamil Nadu
Phone : 0416-2202125 / 2202168
Fax : 0416-2245544
Website :www.vit.ac.in


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Welcome to The Lima Historical Society
Thank you for stopping by the Lima Historical Society's web site. We hope you enjoy your visit here. You might also enjoy a live visit to our Tennie Burton Museum. The Museum is located in the village of Lima at 1850 Rochester Street. The museum is open on Sundays, June thru September, from 2:00 to 4:00pm or by special appointment. To contact us click the link below. Our upcoming events are also listed on this page. Scroll though them and attend any or all that appeal to you. We are a non-profit organization, so many of these events are free to the public. We do, however, accept donations and we also hold some fund raising events like our annual "Christmas Cookie Event". We keep our site up to date so check back often to see our newest events and updates at the museum.
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In order to support Oregon Tech's sustainability initiative we no longer print the schedule of classes. The schedule of classes has been replaced with an online class schedule and a registration guide that contains information regarding Web for Student, registration policies, final exam schedules and the academic calendar.
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That's right, I will be doing my first public book signing on November 16th at Half-Price Books Outlet, 3120. W. Susan Drive in Bloomington, Indiana. I'll have copies of all four of my books for sale. I'll be in the store from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM.
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What will life after football look like for Eddie Steele?
It turns out he already knew the answer.
"I'm going to be working for a company called Share Canada, I'll be in sales," the former Edmonton Eskimos defensive tackle said of the chemical maintenance company in an interview with 630 CHED. "And move to the city of Edmonton. Edmonton is going to be home, my family and I are out here.
"My four years that I played here, I fell in love with the city, the community and the people. Built some really good relationships out here and there's a really great opportunity for me in the business."
As for the business of football, the door may not be entirely closed as of yet.
"Right now as a CFL player I am retired, essentially," Stele said. "It has not officially been announced, I have talked to some teams, but I actually had to even turn down some teams who have offered.
"I never would have thought that being a kid from Winnipeg, always wanting to play for my hometown team, but here I am at the end of the road and I actually had to turn them down in terms of contract offer."
The dollars just didn't make sense.
"I am moving into a new phase of life, it's a very awesome transition," said Steele, whose job, basically, for the past 17 straight years has been playing football. "I know a lot of guys who struggle with the transition once football is over and I've done a lot of things in the past couple years to set myself up in a position where the transition will be seamless."
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ISLAMABAD - The 11-member Pakistan squash contingent will depart for Jakarta on late Friday night to participate in the Asian Games 2018.
Talking to The Nation, Flight Lieutenant Aamir Iqbal, who is Pakistan Squash Federation (PSF) Game Development Officer, said: "The male and female players have been given the best possible training for more than two months under top coaches available in country. We had requested POA to ensure 12-member contingent, including one trainer, but they allowed only nine, while the federation is bearing expenses of two players including Riffat Khan and Amna Fayyaz as we have dropped trainer M Kashif."
He said that Pakistani players will take part in men and women individual and team events. "The male team includes Tayyab Aslam, Ammad Fareed, Israr Ahmed and Asim Khan, while female players are Faiza Zafar, Madina Zafar, Riffat Khan and Amna Fayyaz. Group Captain Tahir Sultan will accompany the team as manager while Fazal Shah and M Naeem as coaches. We have given players extraordinary training at Pakistan National Squash Academy Islamabad and we are optimistic about their chances in the mega event."
He said the federation is expecting gold in team event, as the green shirts are fourth seeded and placed in Pool A alongside top seeds Hong Kong, Nepal, Japan, Korea and Philippines. "As far as draw is concerned, we will play semifinals at least and it also assures a medal. But we are expecting gold in men's team event.
"We are expecting the same in the female category. We have sent a very balanced and powerful ladies squad, which has done wonders back home in back-to-back PSA events, allocated to Pakistan in recent months. Amna Fayyaz was selected on her superb performances in Islamabad event, where she finished third and also won bronze medal in the Malaysian event. We had sent three players in Asian individual event, so this time, we have sent four female players like males," he added.
He said in individual male category, Tayyab Aslam is capable of winning gold for the country. "We have selected the best available four players through trials. In the present circumstances, they are the best and we are highly hopeful that they will deliver."
He said in the past, females had always demanded to provide them chances to represent the country and also asked for PSA events to improve their international rankings. "I can easily claim that ever since present management took over two years back, we have given equal opportunities to female players, gave them international exposure, ensured PSA events in Pakistan and also sent them in Commonwealth Games and other international events. Off course, squash has changed with the passage of time and we have provided top class training under top coaches and also invited M Yasin especially from UK to help our players."
When pointed out that every team has a trainer with them, who helps players a lot but only Pakistan team is trainer-less, Aamir said: "As I mentioned before, we wanted to send Kashif as trainer, but the POA refused to entertain while lack of funds also forced us to drop him." When asked why two coaches were sent with the team instead of one, as it can help in bringing trainer with team, Aamir said: "Actually, Naeem trained players in Lahore. He is from SNGPL and highly qualified coach and players need coaches to accompany them. As far as the federation is concerned, we fulfilled our responsibilities and gave everything the players demanded. Now it's their turn to pay back in the best possible fashion."


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Peter Thompson (Fiji's current Permanent Representative to the United Nations, New York)
Isikeli Mataitoga (Fiji's Ambassador to Japan)
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Beniamino Salacakau (Fiji's High Commissioner to South Africa)
Ratu Tui Cavuilati (Fiji's Ambassador to Indonesia)
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Her resignation was announced by the Attorney General and Minister responsible for Information Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum, who thanked Smith-Johns for her service and wished her well on behalf of the Government.
Sayed-Khaiyum said Smith-Johns has played an important role in the transition to our new democracy in Fiji and carries carries the government's very best wishes for the future.
Prime Minister and former Minister for Information Voreqe Bainimarama said Sharon has been a trusted colleague during some of the most testing periods in our recent history.
Smith-Johns said she intends to pursue opportunities in the private sector. Source: Fijivillage News


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The Admirals won 6-5 in overtime against the Rochester Americans Sunday evening. Today's story was about really bad bounces with Admiral leads coming and going. In the end, it was a clean sweep of the weekend three-in-three for the Admirals.
"That was a crazy game," said Milwaukee Admirals head coach Dean Evason. "I don't even know where to begin. Our heads are still spinning. Bounce after bounce. It was just a really funky game."
It took the Americans 4:40 before they registered their first shot on goal. Fortunately for them, the Mark Pysyk shot deflected off of Joe Piskula's leg and fooled Magnus Hellberg in net to the near post. It was Pysyk's third goal of the season.
The Admirals struck back with a pair of power-play goals in the first period. Ian White belted a slap shot through traffic for his fourth goal in the AHL this season, third since joining the Admirals, and first scored as an Admiral that wasn't an empty netter. The second tally was a lightning fast series of passes that sent goaltender Andrey Makarov scrambling once the shot was put on net. Triston Grant buried the loose puck out in front for his seventh goal of the season.
In the second period the Admirals scored their third power-play goal through Brendan Leipsic. It was a tight to the cage effort for Leipsic as he hacked away twice on a loose puck while two defenders closed him down. His last swat had enough on it to go up and over Makarov for his sixth goal of the season.
Just as they did in the first period the Americans were able to score a goal off of a deflection off an Admirals defenseman. Zac Dalpe's wrister off the right wing wall hit off Anthony Bitetto's right leg and in past Hellberg on the glove side. It was Dalpe's eleventh goal of the season.
The Amerks clawed back from the two goal deficit to draw level in the second period. Jerry D'Amigo passed over to Phil Varone who was all alone on the right wing faceoff circle. The 2015 AHL All Star was able to beat a fellow All Star in net as Hellberg wasn't able to slide over fast enough to stop Varone's twelfth goal of the season.
That level score wouldn't be around for long though. Leipsic made a Play of the Year candidate. As the Amerks were looking to get back out of their zone Leipsic raced in and picked the puck clean off of Jake McCabe's stick and controlled the puck with pace in on Makarov, threw some quick stickhandles in, and buried the goal for his second of the game and seventh of the season.
"I just tried to finish my hit and caught the defenseman being a little too casual and poked [the puck] through," said Brendan Leipsic. "I was fortunate enough to beat the goalie."
After the goal by Leipsic the Amerks swapped goalies. Makarov had stopped 15/19 shots before getting pulled. He was replaced by Matt Hackett.
Midway through the third period the Americans equalized once more. Dalpe flicked a backhander in on Hellberg that was coughed up into the air. As it was coming down Dalpe managed to bat the puck through the right arm of Hellberg and in for his second goal of the night and twelfth of the season.
Sick of hearing the Admirals gain a lead and then lose it? Well I'm afraid I've got some bad news. The two traded goals late in the third period en route to forcing overtime. Viktor Arvidsson unleashed the howitzer slap shot of his off the crossbar and down. Just to be sure it would count as a goal, Mark Van Guilder cleaned up the loose puck behind the back of Hackett to make it 5-4. It is recorded as Van Guilder's sixth goal of the season. Only forty-eight seconds later the Amerks tied the game on their third goal scored off of a bank shot off an Admiral. McCabe's shot hit clean off of Felix Girard and into an open net for his fourth goal of the season.
The moment the game shifted to three-on-three overtime was the decider. The Amerks had iced the puck and the Admirals had an attacking zone faceoff to work with. Austin Watson won the draw back to Taylor Aronson who fed right back to him. Watson delivered a powerful slap shot that blew past the glove of Hackett for his team leading eighteenth goal of the season to win it in overtime.
The Admirals swept the weekend three-in-three and now have a four point gap to the Rockford IceHogs who will be stationary until Friday. The Admirals play on the road against the Chicago Wolves on Wednesday. Good news for all is that this weekend was the last three-in-three of the Admirals season.
"Those two games, the back to back with Rockford, kind of felt like a mini playoff series," said Leipsic. "Definitely a lot of energy and emotion goes into those but you have to find enough to get another game Sunday. Obviously, guys are spent right now."
Ramblings: Rich Clune made his return from a lower body injury after missing the Admirals previous four games. The scratches were Miikka Salomaki (upper body), Pontus Aberg (healthy), Jimmy Oligny (right knee), and Johan Alm (left wrist). Joe Piskula was injured in this game and did not return. This comes with the additional news that Mattias Ekholm was injured for the Nashville Predators today as well. After the game, Evason said that the team will most likely call up Jaynen Rissling from the Cincinnati Cyclones, have a played called up, and the Admirals will need to look into bringing in more defensemen.
Thoughts on today's game? As far as wacky games go where does this rank? How well has the Admirals offense played lately and has it masked defensive issues?
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Illusion Turn (イリュージョンターン, Iryūjontān) or "Omi-directional Existance", is a unique movement technique and the precursor to the modern day High End Skill. It was initially presented as a High End Skill exclusive to Chiffon Aoi before she enrolled in West Genetics. Chiffon is first seen employing it during the Summer Carnival of 2063, where she atrociously decimates fifty Pandora in a row before finally "succumbing" to Ticy Phenyl.
During the 11th Nova Clash, it is speculated that this technique was never meant to be used by Pandoras, but was developed so Chiffon could fight effectively when she assumed her true form, which she did when she fought the Nova-fied Amelia. Gengo Aoi later reveals that Maria Lancelot was also able to use Illusion Turn, meaning that Chiffon was not the creator of the technique.
Illusion Turn was originally seen as a special technique that allowed a user to vanish, often leaving an after-image behind in their wake. During the 13th Nova Clash, Gengo Aoi reveals the true nature of the technique is actually the user jumping across dimensions and not just a simple increase in speed. This is achieved by a user sending their consciousness across a multi-directional plane, enabling it to interact with the alternate versions of the user in other dimensions, then assuming that existence in the current dimension. In practical use, this allows a user to effectively teleport in battle, granting an incredible advantage over enemies using conventional movement methods. However, the true strength of the technique lies in its potential to attack. Being able to move across dimensions at will grants the user the ability to attack from any direction at any time, leaving an opponent with no time to properly defend themselves.
Chiffons variantEdit
In the series, Chiffon employed the first variant of the Illusion Turn. When using it, Chiffon sometimes leaves behind an after-image and a powerful shockwave. In addition, she can make tangible Tempest Turn-like copies of herself.
Ticy's variantEdit
After Chiffon's death, Ticy utilized her own version of Illusion Turn for the first time to defeat Arnett in their duel for the president's office that had been left vacate as a result. Ticy tends to use her technique in evasive manoeuvres to move around the battlefield, ultimately getting behind her opponent and striking them down. Unlike Chiffon's, Ticy's variant does not leave an after-image and can be countered.
Su-Na's variantEdit
At the onset of the 13th Nova Clash, Su-Na receives a Legendary Stigmata System in order to combat her rival, Sawatari Isuzu. This system enables Su-Na to utilize Illusion Turn. Su-Na's version includes an after-image and Gengo Aoi compares her technique to the likes of Chiffon's and Maria's. However, Su-Na is not yet accustomed to using Illusion Turn, though she was still able to prevail over Sawatari using it.
Notable Illusion UsersEdit
- Chiffon Fairchild
- Ticy Phenyl
- Su-Na Lee (equipped with Legendary Stigmata System)
- Maria Lancelot
See AlsoEdit
Following Gengo's description of the Illusion Turn in Chapter 179 of the Freezing manga, it is unknown if Ticy Phenyl is truly capable of sending her consciousness across dimensions to achieve the feat of teleportation.
- The Pandora-Type Nova utilizes a completely silent variation of the Illusion Turn that does not leave an after image.
- Even though the author claims Illusion Turn swaps bodies with another dimensional self, the body retains the state of the current dimension's version, ie swapping bodies does not heal battle damage.


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